Homa

I ordered the french toast and added bacon (thick cut and crispy) and scrambled eggs (moist and flavorful). Everything was delicious! The hot coffee was average. They did have a light and dark roast with free refills, although no one came back to check on that so I refilled it myself at the bar. The space was warm. The cafe was located inside of Kinship Landing Hotel - the parking attached to the hotel was for hotel guests only. There was a decent amount of street parking on the surrounding streets.

So this is a place to come just for the vibes and aesthetic. It's a really pretty place with high ceilings and tons of natural sunlight. There are also seating indoors if you need a nice quiet little space. It's a nice setup for meetups, first dates, group hangouts, etc. With that said, the design is the only thing worth coming here for.Food was pretty average at best. I had the local and while it was a decent sandwich but it felt like it was missing something. I do like the sprouts that it came with and how the bread was locally sourced. The potatoes were alright. Maybe come here for some coffee and a quick bite so you can support Homas but also enjoy the cafe space.

This is definitely a place to try for breakfast and lunch. I love the inside ambience. You order at the counter which is fine. The menu is light as you would expect from a casual restaurant in a hotel but the food is great. They now serve tailored alcoholic beverages beyond wine and beer which is nice change. So if you are feeling laid back and want a quick bite I highly recommend.

I was pretty disappointed. The pancakes are pretty airy and light which was nice but otherwise I expected a lot more based on photos and reviews. The kimchi breakfast sandwich was unimpressive and the fries hard and the root veggies hash was fine. I wouldn't go back for it. The back room that looks like a greenhouse was actually only a smoke room, and I think this was the most disappointing as I imagined to have brunch there instead of booths where hotel guests would chill before leaving after checking out (suitcases and all). They also forgot the hash so we had to remind them that was also in our order.

Besides having a spacious and pretty eating area both inside and indoor porch, the place has a rather a small menu having limited options to alter and accommodate. We got their breakfast sandwiches and bowl! The focaccia was good and the vibes were comforting.

My husband and I have made it a tradition to frequent Homa for lunch, and every visit leaves us more impressed than the last. We love the element of surprise when we order random meals, and we've never been disappointed with the quality or taste. While I must admit the chairs are a bit on the uncomfortable side (a tad hard), the overall atmosphere more than makes up for it. The space is incredibly spacious, airy, and exudes a pleasant vibe that instantly puts you at ease. It's not just a great spot for casual lunches; it's also perfect for get-togethers, especially on First Fridays, and even for business lunches where you can impress your clients with the ambiance.Personally, one of my favorite things to do is to come here and work on my laptop while enjoying a cup of their delicious coffee. The environment is conducive to productivity, with just the right amount of background buzz to keep you motivated.Overall, Homa has become a cherished spot for us, and we always look forward to our next visit, eager to discover new culinary delights and enjoy the welcoming atmosphere they provide.

In town for work and wanted to carry out lunch. My coworkers found this spot only ten minutes from the Broadmoor. Turns out it's actually in the lobby of a hotel! Menu online sounded great and ordering over the phone was easy. The only reason it's 4 stars and not 5 is because I had asked that the bowl was all salad and not quinoa. She confirmed on the phone it would be and then when we got to the hotel it was only quinoa and no lettuce. The cauliflower popcorn is a must. So delicious and loved the sauce. One coworker got a chicken handpie and said the sauce is what made it. I had the pork sandwich and it was delicious and a large portion size. Also enjoyed the cold brew latte! It's vanilla flavored and delish.

Stop by after checking out the CityRock climbing gym (down the street)- Location is part of a hotel- No espresso machine, but does server drip coffee and cold brew - Has a coffee latte on tap (they call it Oat Milk Draft Latte), the server gave me a sample before ordering which was nice, and beneficial because it wasn't for me.- Offers specialty cocktails and draft beer- A lot of seating space - booths, tables, high tops, and bar seating. The area behind the bar is large and has a lot of natural light which was nice around lunchtime on a cold day.- The bar top seating near the window presents a beautiful picturesque view of the mountains.- I love the plants and how they add to the aesthetics- They have parking in the back, but that may be for the guests of the hotel. I'm not sure, I did street parking ($1.50/hr coin or credit card accepted)Enjoying the Fried Cali bowl, tasty and had a pleasant little kick of spice.Service was friendly - went on a Monday so it was pretty chill.

Food was so so. Green Chili Stew was not hot or warm for that matter -- temperature wise or spiciness. Disappointing to have a room temperature dishes brought to the table to eat. Sandwiches were large and were also expected to be warm, but were also cool. The kitchen and staff are not in sync. At this place you order at a central counter, find a table and food is delivered to you. The place is spacious, the menu appealing to look at, but not in execution.

Ordered salad but way too pricey for a healthy salad.I was not in a good mood that evening. But waitress and host are great.