Mid Cities Cafe

Came here on a weekend for brunch and was honestly shocked at how good it was! Their portions are HUGE so if you aren't really hungry, I definitely recommend sharing! We were seated fairly quickly and the service was fast. I ordered the Tuscan omelette and it was so good and filling! My husband ended up getting the corned beef hash and eggs which came with a pancake. He couldn't even finish all of that food but really enjoyed his meal. Overall super worth it brunch and I can't wait to come back!

The service was slower than slow. They had vacuums on one table, silverware on another table, a bunch of misc server items on a third table, and an old machine on a fourth table. The avocado toast was sliced, questionable avocados on a piece of wheat toast The ambiance was ok.

It's right in front of the Trinity High School. Really cute setup. Quaint, humble, and clean. Service was wonderful and friendly. There seems to be a few regulars that are retired and enjoy this cafe. We ordered the chicken fried steak with hash browns and Two Egg Breakfast with Belgian waffle combo along with coffees and chocolate milk for the kid and kid pancakes. Everything was delicious and decently priced. Food came out fast and fresh. Hash browns were perfectly crispy along the edges. Nice place and good value for the cost.

We ordered coffee and water, and then were completely ignored for 25 minutes. Other tables were serviced and given coffee and refills while we sat. We ended up leaving.

This is a sweet gem in mid cities. The potatoes were perfect. This is one of the only places we have been that really knows how to make eggs!! Service was wonderful. We love having another option for breakfast in the area. Highly recommended!

Well, I feel like a fool for not visiting this location on a regular basis! We came here after getting some seriously rude service by the hostess at the local Denny's and deciding a different option would be best that day. I was impressed from the moment I walked into Mid Cities Cafe up to the moment I left. We were enthusiastically greeted by a lovely young woman who asked us our preference on seating (booth or table) and seated us at an available booth. Our server came out shortly and was extremely gregarious and smiling wide, while seeming completely authentic. After he took our order, we enjoyed the lovely, quiet, quaint atmosphere of the cafe. The decor is well done and provides visual interest without seeming busy.We ordered the cinnamon french toast, migas, biscuits and gravy, and a side of potatoes. Everything was wonderful! I'm actually salivating just thinking about it, honestly. We had not a single complaint. The coffee was also good, it tasted like an American brew, but lacked the bitterness that so many diners seem to have in their coffee.If there is one thing I could suggest, it would be to provide fresh salsa with the migas (or any other southwest inspired dish). They had cholula at the table, which is great, but I do dearly love me some fresh salsa! But that is super nitpicky, and certainly won't stop us from coming back very soon!

The atmosphere and aesthetic gave a brightening welcoming earthy feel! Of course the food was amazing and received superb service by Aidan! We got the Crossaint Benedict and Bacado burger and it was delicious! Love the fact that the background music is not too loud so you can hold a conversation with your party. Will definitely come again!!!

Today was not a good breakfast. The bacon tasted like it was bad but still cooked. We got a skillet and it eggs on top of grease filled hash browns. I had the French toast and it was made with 100%whole wheat bread. Not a fan. The grits were bad as well as biscuits and gravy. I'm surprised the manager didn't notice we didn't eat our food. Will not be going back!

Excellent service, good food, nice and peaceful atmosphere. Do yourself a favor and go here instead of ihop.

Just say no and keep driving. Breakfast skillet was terrible. I should have known something was up when I was the only customer in the restaurant.