ADios Cafe

So happy I got to discover this place while on vacation. Beautiful Mexican restaurant with a store inside as well. Only tried their coffee (Cafe de Olla and Mocha Tamarindo) but they were delicious and flavorful. Also worth noting is the kind service I received at the bar. I was looking at both coffees trying to figure out which one's which, and the waitress must have thought I didn't like it because immediately she said "is everything ok? If you don't like it, I can make you something else" Wish I could remember her name to write it here.

Excellent fresh Mexican breakfast, some of the best coffee I've ever had, rich, deep, complex flavors with a hint of cinnamon. Has a super cute shop into with lots of art and stuff to look at.

The interior decor is beautiful. From the outside, this place does not look like much, but we were very much impressed with the interior. They have some great breakfast/brunch options, including Nutella crepes with plantain instead of banana, avocado toast, eggs Benedict, omelettes, and more! Waitress was attentive and our food didn't take long to be prepared.

I enjoyed going to this place. There was street parking available right in front of the building. I went on Cinco de Mayo. The service was pretty fast. The food was nice, hot warm and tasteful. I decided to get cake as well which is very delicious. Only thing I didn't like was the automatic gratuity, that's one thing I hate about Atlanta restaurants other than that

The food!!! Such a great way to start your day. I love the atmosphere and shop inside of the restaurant. It's a great space to walk, shop, explore as you wait for you food.Our meals were delish. Portions are huge.The only complaint is lack of staff. Items can take a moment to come out. Bummer because this place if fire!

I had brunch here on 10/16/2022 and really enjoyed it. I was looking for somewhere in the downtown vicinity and found ADios cafe tucked away in an area where I wouldn't have expected to find a place like it. Theres a large parking lot so parking wasn't an issue for us.The service was fairly quick and friendly. I had a horchata and the huevos divorciados. Both were tasty and I would recommend. There's also a market with all kinds of interesting items to browse and shop for before or after your meal. I'd recommend ADios cafe for brunch!

Came here on a Sunday morning (9am, forgot I couldn't order alcohol til 11, good old Bible Belt). Seat indicating to seat yourself so I did. Waited 5-10 minutes for someone to finally come and apologize saying they'll be right with me (short handed because the couple that was here before me was also waiting). There's a little shop inside (closed when I went) but cute decorations and chill music, not too loud. There is a food set of selections on the menu and I would definitely come back and try a few of the other options. I wasn't impressed with the service and my meal wasn't anything spectacular despite it sounding like it would be so just an average spot for ratings purposes, but like I said I would definitely come back and try other options.

ADios Cafe was such a cute experience! The decor and vibe is amazing! It's a fun space with tons of merchandise and colorful decor on the inside. Plus they have a parking lot along with indoor and outdoor seating. For a large restaurant the food was...good. I had the chilaquiles with steak and I would rate it a 4/5. The chilaquiles consist of fried corn tortilla chips simmered in a sauce with egg and cheese. I like when my chilaquiles have a consistent crunch, however, I think ADios Cafe used the thin tortilla chips rather than actually frying tortilla pieces because the chilaquiles got soggy really quick. IYKYK. I also ordered the cafe de olla and it was good!

I'm giving this a 4 for ambiance and service. Food alone would be a 2. The cafe is in front of the Artisan market so it's a feast for the eyes! There are fine samples of Mexican avert everywhere. There is a beautiful patio right outside but it was too hot (visited in June) and there was not even a fan blowing. We tried the cuatro leches which sounded delicious but was disappointingly dry. The cafe de olla was also a disappointment as it tasted like drip coffee with powdered hot cocoa. There was none of the rich cinnamon and pilonicillo taste. The flan was delicious though and I would definitely recommend it. This is a beautiful space to hang out and our server was very attentive. If you are in the area and want a little coffee break, definitely stop by.

Chocolate Mexicano and the Café de Olla is just 10/10. I'd say try the Blue Corn Hotcakes! They were surprisingly soft and not super sweet! You can always make them sweeter by adding more syrup but mine were perfect as is.There's a little market of artesanía Mexicana next door to cafe and it was beautiful! Place, location, service and Food were just amazing!