West Side Market Cafe

Terrific meal for weekday lunch. Have seen location crowded on weekends.....Beth was terrific server, enjoyed "hot mess" breakfast with enough for another meal, and walleye sandwich. Will return on our next weekday visit.

I recently tried what's supposed to be their "famous" corned beef Reuben, and honestly, it was a complete letdown. The sandwich was absolutely drenched in oil--grease leaking from every side. The bread was tiny, the portion shockingly small, and it was paired with limp, soggy fries that had no business being on a plate. It feels like diners used to take pride in the food they served, but this plate was practically crying for help.I don't know if the cook was just having an off day or what, but calling this an "insult" to any decent Reuben would be putting it mildly. The cold Thousand Island sauce on the side added nothing to the experience but disappointment. For the price they're charging, you'd think they'd put some care into it--but nope. I'm getting more frustrated the more I think about it. If you can't make a proper Reuben, take it off the menu and stick to breakfast.

This little cafe (diner) is attached to the public market. My husband had the cornbeef hash, and I had the spinach and mushroom omelet with Feta. Both dishes had sourdough toast. I wish I had taken a picture, but by the time I realized it, the food was almost gone. From the time we entered the cafe, we were treated warmly. Pretty much looked like locals in this establishment. The staff seemed to know most folks who entered. Our server "George" was kind, sweet, and efficient. She made our visit enjoyable. The food is excellent! I loved the vibe here. My only regret was going to the market on a full belly. The whole experience was equally pleasant on the eyes and taste buds.

Visited West Side Market Cafe this morning. My friend and I sat at the counter. Our waitress was very friendly and provided A+++ service. Coffee refills were frequent. I struggled to pick between options on the menu because everything looked good. I settled on the Eggs Benedict. The entree and accompanying potatoes were very good. The potatoes were perfectly cooked and had great seasoning. Overall this was a very pleasant experience. The cafe is worth visiting before or after a stroll through the West Side Market.

Diner inside an open air seafood and meat market, this was a nice little gem inside an otherwise bustling and somewhat smelly fish market! It's tucked in a little corner and has a quaint homey feel inside. The staff are kind and attentive, quickly and easily accommodating our group of 7 with no advance notice. Some of us had mimosas (served in a beer glass, interesting vibe but tasty mimosa) but being that we were about to ride a bunch of roller coasters at Cedar Point after our brekkie here i didn't want to drink! I had the market breakfast with 2 eggs over easy, ham, fruit yogurt and toast with honey butter. It was so delicious. The eggs were perfectly runny and went well with the toast. The fruit yogurt was juicy and refreshing, the perfect pairing for this meal. At $12 the prices are a steal and really filled me up for a fun day of adrenaline! Thanks west side market!

This is a bustling cafe in the West Side Market. The wait staff is friendly and efficient. It was already busy at 8 am and people were still coming in.My biscuits and gravy, with eggs, also came with fried potatoes. The gravy was ok, it could have used a little salt. My friend had the Market Breakfast with eggs, bacon, toast and potatoes. The food came out quickly, the portions were generous, and our server was prompt in refilling coffee, bringing the check, etc.

Exactly what we were hoping for. We sat and the bar and the waitstaff were attentive and fun. Food was great and we ate entirely too much.

Cute spot for a classic weekend brunch. Nothing particularly fancy but service was friendly and quick. There was a bit of a wait time but we were seated within 5-10 minutes. Food was exactly what you would expect from a local spot that has been around for years!

Breakfast here was just as expected: quick, easy, and with friendly service. The place has the cozy feel of a small diner with plenty of seating options. I loved my basic breakfast--the potatoes and bread had such great flavor, I could have eaten them alone. It really hit the spot. Very affordable.

Nice bar, good friendly bar staff, nice menu, only had wings at the bar but they were very good, I'm from Buffalo, so I know.