Cafe Rivkah

I have been to Cafe Rivkah numerous times since they opened just over a year ago. Generally I choose to meet a friend for brunch or lunch because I can always count on an interesting selection of tasty breakfast & lunch options along with great coffee, especially the Dalgona. Also the cafe is comfortable with two little conversation areas with couches and soft chairs, along with booths, as well as regular tables and chairs. Even when the cafe is busy, it's not too loud so it's easy to hold conversations or as many seem to do, work on a laptop. Recently I hosted a lunch for eight ladies and we were so well taken care of. As we first gathered, Rivkah brought over two large plates filled with samples of delicious baked goods. What a treat! It definitely enticed a number of us to purchase sweets to bring home. From breakfast to lunch meals, everything was tasty and delicious, and each of us truly enjoyed what we ordered. Portions were plentiful with a few of us having leftovers enough for a second meal. For most of the ladies it was their first visit and all are looking forward to a returning. Whether a larger group, a couple, or on your own, Cafe Rivkah is a place to check out.

Holy Cow this place is good. I've been here twice and Cafe Rivkah has blown me away both times. The first time I was here I had the shawarma wrap, Amazing! This time I got the burger and Parmesan Chips; phenomenal. They make the buns in house, and it's not just any bun, it's like a croissant bun hybrid. They toast it perfectly. Also, the aoli sauce they give you on the side is a MUST. It's soooo good. You HAVE TO eat here. It's amazing.

Unusually, I did not research this place much in advance, and it was the sort of place that takes a bit to wrap your head around, because they offer so much. A bakery and an ethnically diverse cafe menu left me spoiled for choice. I ended up settling for both a salad and a donut. By the time you consider the soft cheese on top of the salad, the roasted potato side, and the cream-filled donut, it was a pretty indulgent breakfast.The donut was rich and not overly sweet, allowing the hazelnut flavor to shine through. What really sold me was the dressing that came with the salad, a sweet and spicy mix that I've had some version of before but could not place. The potatoes were delicious too, and the London Fog, which the young staff working there announced they would learn how to make, came out fine.Other menu options ranged widely. I think most dietary needs could be accommodated, and most palates could be excited, by a shop that clearly is a product of some considerable thought.

I stopped by Cafe Rivkah for the first time - pick up to go order only (TGTG). It was almost closing, and my bag of goodies was waiting for me at the counter. The friendly clerk invited me to look at a menu since I told her it was my first time there and let me know that all of their sandwiches come on fresh baked bread. The cafe was clean and nicely decorated for a sandwich shop, and I'll be back for a meal soon. I got a loaf of bread which was great. It was an enriched dough and almost sweet. We had it at home warmed up a bit with jam and it was great. It also made a nice ham sandwich. Lastly, we had it as French toast and it was really nice. I also got two donuts - one chocolate glazed and one vanilla glazed. Both were great. The donuts have a bread-like texture but a nice cake taste & the vanilla glazed was that yummy crack to it. They were huge!Lastly, we got three plain bagels. These are very thin and my son described them as having a soft pretzel sort of texture. I'd say the outside is that really great bakery bagel texture and flavor, but there's not a lot of bready middle. Can't really wait to go back and try some more stuff.

First time trying Cafe Rivkah and I'm so glad I did! I tried the Georgian Cheese bread (adjaruli khachapuri) and man it did not disappoint! Crusty fresh hot bread, salty melty cheese and an egg with a runny yolk....why haven't I had this before! The pastries looked amazing and I will be coming back to explore the menu. But this is a little jewel in East Cobb!

Love everything she bakes and cooks for us! Her love reflects in every crumb. It's our favorite brunch place.

Cafe Rivkah is very quaint and homely...You will feel the joy from not only the staff but the ambiance. Patricia and Biti are very warm lovely ladies. What a great way to start my morning! Their menu seems to be a bit of middle eastern flair mixed with American breakfast and lunch items. Even some indian and swiss ingredients Ranging from 5.99- $13.99. They also have delicious bakery items such as glazed donuts, breads, croissants, cheese Danish, cakes. You may see chicken pesto sandwich then also see falafel and hummus wrap. Then suddenly see a Lebanese style breakfast plate. There is a breakfast bowl and it's also then served with paneer. But youll also have awesome fruit topped challah french toast.on their lunch side, they also have beef kafta and rice. The menu could be more organized in categories like "American breakfast" to "Mediterranean style" but that's super minor. I had a very interesting twist to the traditional Benedict. When ordering this you may have it with smoked salmon or bacon..for extra charge you can have it over English muffin or also have gluten free option with potato rosti. Rosti is a traditional Swiss dish of grated potato that is rolled into a small flat cake and fried. It's different from hasbrowns in that it's not sautéed and typically already cooked. Rosti is more like a potato pancake. My only suggestion is give just a tad big more hollandaise sauce. Everything else was seasoned just right and look forward to trying every item. I also had the green matcha latte which can be either overpower or underpowered. It has a very good balance in the beverage. After you're done please put plates on top of trash.I'm always trying to find a better routine including places to eat at. Definitely will come back as my morning joint and a new place to just catch up with a friend. Highly recommend this place!

Great cafe in Kroger shopping center. Nice selection of pastries & breakfast/lunch selections. Very friendly counter server. We selected the eggs Bennie & Eggs/bacon on a croissant plus a morning bun. The eggs Bennie was served on a delicious hash brown round. My husband enjoyed this! My egg/bacon croissant was large. The egg/bacon croissant was too buttery for my taste. I should have omitted the bacon & gone with a bagel. The morning bun was fresh with an orange flavor. The coffee was very good! We got another morning bun to go.Great place & nice choices.

We kept seeing the photos of this place on Facebook and have wanted to try it for a while. We finally drove down from Acworth and we were not disappointed! It's nice to have breakfast options that are different than what you'd find everywhere else! Feel free to open a second location in Acworth anytime!! ;)

Everything here is top notch! The quality is exceptional and I'm just so glad that east Cobb has Cafe Rivkah now because we have a veritable European bakery in the neighborhood. The dalgona coffee is next level. Especially on a hot summer day it will quench your thirst and give you a caffeine kick! Change up your coffee routine and ditch the chains and support local. All the croissants here are to die for. The plain, chocolate, and almond croissants are delightful. I can't wait to come back for some brunch and sample more pastries!