Café No Sé

Went on a Sunday and sat outside which was very nice. Service was fast, kind and attentive. The vibe of the restaurant is bright and sitting outside on a nice day on Soco is fantastic. As for the theme of the restaurant I felt it seemed a little bland and didn't match the menu.Food was a bit expensive for the portions given and frankly the options were all over the place. I love a creative menu but there were not that many options for brunch entrees and the options that did exist were more unique ones. My breakfast was good with the highlights being the sausage and everything else being solid but nothing to write home about. The location and what I saw the rest of my table get is definitely inflating my review to keep it at 4 stars.

Adorable restaurant with healthy food options in a bustling area! Here's what we ordered: -Crispy Mushroom Bowl: This light and delicious dish was even better with the added poached egg! The crispy mushrooms were fantastic! - Warm Quinoa Bowl: My friend liked it but said she should have ordered the mushroom bowl as well :) The service is neither too slow nor super fast, so plan your time accordingly!

*First Timer* I came with a group of 10 and the waiter was attentive and knowledgeable. Salmon Burger and fries were great. I would def return.

Absolutely amazing! The chai was very delicious, would've liked it hotter but great flavor! The yogurt and fruit were so delicious the fruit was ripe and the granola was a great touch! Enjoyed the breakfast sandwich a bit too much pesto for my liking but overall great! The service was great, very attentive. Although a little larger it gave a great coffee shop ambiance and right off 6th street so perfect!

Great service and ambiance. The ingredients were fresh and the flavor was delicious. There's no parking for the restaurant but plenty of street parking (paid) in front and in the back of the restaurant. The prices were reasonable as well.

Perfect brunch place - offerings are varied and delicious, service is kind and welcoming, ideally located on South Congress. We ordered the cafe scramble with roasted wild mushrooms, arugula, pepper and spinach as well as the kimchi has with pork belly and onions. Coffee was surprisingly tasty as well.

We've been wanting to try this place for a bit and decided to get a table on the shaded patio so my dog could join too. They had the menu posted in front of the entrance and immediately a few dishes had sparked interest. I ended up ordering the breakfast sandwich ($17) but with the added good stuff (the bacon and avocado) it added $10 to the sandwich. Yeesh right? But it was totally worth it. They didn't skimp out on the extras and it made the dish incredibly flavorful and filling. As for the cowboy breakfast, I picked on the sausage, beans and roasted tomatoes. The sausage definitely stole the show though. It was smokey and crisp, making it a perfect pairing for the beans. Food was delightful, the waitress was attentive, and the pastry chef had offered my pup a specially-curated treat. Although this was a pricier brunch, the food definitely lived up to it.

Came here for brunch with my friends while we were visiting Austin and we were kind of disappointed :(( The place was super aesthetic, the food looked really good, and the staff was nice. Since we had a party of 7, the only place to sit was outside which was quite hot but there was a fan going near us. Some of my friends ordered the mimosas and iced coffee and they said it wasn't good at all :( I got the Cafe Scramble and I will say that it looked soo good and I was really excited to try it. However, the ricotta just had a weird taste, there was too much of it, and the entire dish was just overall bland. No seasoning whatsoever so I was let down by that. My friends got the buttermilk hotcakes, smoked salmon bagel, avocado toast, kimchi hash, and the ham & cheese croissant. The consensus for their food were as follows:-Buttermilk hotcakes were wayyy too sweet, candied lemons/lemon curd did not work, and hurt to bite into with all the sugar-Smoked salmon bagel was not bad but not worth $19.-Avocado toast was good but then again it's just avocado on toast with an egg.-Kimchi has was the best item out of the whole group, actually pretty flavorful, seasoned well, and not too spicy.-Ham and cheese croissant- well you can't really mess that up.Overall, I am pretty disappointed with our experience because the food should reflect the aesthetic of the place. I thought that everything was way overpriced for what it actually tasted like and I do not think that we will be returning the next time we are in Austin :(

Highly recommend making a reservation! They are always pretty busy when I go and for good reason. There's plenty of indoor and outdoor seating and space to move around so it doesn't feel claustrophobic even at peak service. Service was fantastic as always. There was a small mixup while we walked to our table and it was not a big deal to my group but the manager was extremely apologetic and even offered an app on the house (which she totally did not have to do, but def. speaks volumes to their hospitality)Food was delish! We got pancakes for the table (of course). The no se'viche to share, and we got the smoked bagel lox, cafe scramble and avocado toast. Everything was great and good portions for brunch.

Café No Sé really delivered! We arrived around 9:45 a.m. and were fortunate to snag an indoor table just before the brunch rush. The menu had several irresistible options; I couldn't pass up the honey golden milk and the kale salad, which closely resembled one I make at home. I was also tempted by the beet falafel burger and ultimately decided to get one on the side--a decision I'm very glad I made. Everything was delicious, and the service was quick. It's a super cute spot with great menu items.