Jake's

On our first visit to Jake's Cafe we had breakfast. We enjoyed the friendly, timely service and the interesting breakfast menu, although the indoor venue is dark (more like a cosy pub) and I prefer brighter surroundings in the morning (also for easy reading of a menu). In the future, Jake's would be an evening go-to option. But ... for breakfast we enjoyed the Huevos Rancheros and the Eggs in Purgatory (my plate). I must say all was scrumptious, but unless you have a ginormous appetite at…

The food was amazing. Not in some over the top way, in a way that simply made each bite or sip great. From the beautiful latte, sourdough toast with housemade preserves down to potatoes that were perfectly done and seasoned. They payed attention to every part of tge meal.

Love the food here! In addition to some traditional breakfast and lunch items, they offer Philippine, Korean and Latin influenced dishes. I’m particularly fond of the shakahuka and the Korean bbq burrito. Yum!

I stopped by Jake’s this morning and left feeling full in the best kind of way—not just from the food, but from the whole experience. There’s an easy, welcoming vibe here that just puts you at ease the second you walk in. I had the house-made blueberry pancake to start, and it was just what I hoped for—fluffy, not too sweet, and full of juicy berries. Comfort food done right. Then came the Coolidge: roasted tomatoes, kale, garlic, and goat cheese all coming together in this cozy, savory mix…

My fault kids and I absolutely loved this place! We highly recommend it! I had Over easy eggs, rye toast and pots. My kids had Spinach, tomatoes, onions, egg and avocado and Toasted sourdough, lox, guac, radishes and pickled onions with lime cream. Their coffees were yummy as well. Especially the pistachio Lattes!