Cucharita

The pastries and coffee are the best part of the restaurant. I try not to go during the weekend because the wait is crazy at times. As others mentioned, parking is awful and on the weekend there are only 2 spots available, one being a handicap spot. The place itself is super cute and well decorated. Although there are several employees that are super kind and helpful, there are a few too many that are rude and standoffish. Every single time we've gone we have had encounters with one or two rude ones. No need for unpleasantries during brunch. Also this place is NOTTTTT kid friendly. Perhaps the prejudice was that we brought a toddler in. However, I will note that the toddler is and was well behaved during our visit, so not 100% sure.The pastries and coffee and good though, so maybe leave the children leashed outside while you pick up

Came here on a Tuesday morning for breakfast. Cute very cozy and little spot in glad we were there early because it got full quickly.The pictures speak for themselves, everything tasted fresh and homemade, I specially loved the coffee (lechero) and the pastries that was my whole reason to go there and I was not disappointed. *****DONT LEAVE WITHOUT TRYING PAN DULCE YOULL BE ON CLOUD 9*********

The food here was very yummy and I have been to cuchara as well and the food is also great there. This place is small but it's very cute and is nice for brunch. The decor was really cute and the service was really great as well. I had the picadita grande and the cinco leches waffle and it was all super tasty!! The mimosas were really good too and it was fresh squeezed OJ. I would for sure go here again for brunch. There's no parking lot so you have to find parking on the street and there may be a wait because it's a small place and very popular so plan ahead but definitely try it out!

Came here to have a nice brunch date with my husband and this place was on my list! It is so cute on the inside and I loved that they also have seating outside! Parking is certainly limited so keep that in mind. I ordered a lemonade and it was very delicious. For food I got the tostadas that come with eggs and salsa verde, the meal was okay nothing too great. My husband got the chilaquiles with barbacoa and eggs and he was not a fan of his dish since he said the barbacoa was off. I tasted the chilaquiles were alright I've had better. He also got the Cucharita coffee and he did not like it as well. Overall it was okay not the best. Super cute place but food is alright. On the other hand service was great and food came out pretty quickly!

Parking- meh. Easy for a weekday when there's no demand but I imagine may be a bit frustrating on a busy weekend. Cute quaint place with limited seating. Bakery items- I was eyeing these the whole time, waiting to get to them at the end of our meal. Both items we tried were fantastic- I'm officially in love with this Bola Berlin custard stuffed doughnut! In general I find the menu to be a little overpriced. Chilaquiles at $18 for not a significant portion just seems a little criminal (tho the special of the day was a flavourful red sauce)The poblano enchiladas were lovely but I personally like a spicy kick to everything. I'll be back for that Berlin no matter the cost!

I have been going to Chuchara for a very long time so when I heard they opened a bakery/breakfast spot I knew I had to try it!!! Not only is the food absolutely delicious no matter what you order but the service is ALWAYS top tier! I would highly recommend ordering the chilaquiles of the week, we were able to try the habanero sauce (the red sauce) and it was so delicious I had to ask for them to sell me some in a large container! I also really love the decor and ambiance. As a Mexican American it feels absolutely amazing to go to a restaurant that celebrates my heritage so proudly! I love that other people are drawn to this place as well for simply being authentic! I had family from out of town and brought them here to experience the simple yet unforgettable Cucharita

Loved this cute little place! The food is amazing!!! We started off with chicken mole tamale, then I had a chicken caldo, then a raspberry muffin with their milk coffee.My dad had the wevos a la Mexicana, which he loved and approved all the food! The silverware and decore reminded him of Mexico.

A friend saw this on social media so we decided to try it. It's hard to find a close parking. The place itself might have 4/5 parkings spots. They will be taken so you'll have to find parking in the neighborhood. The place is pretty busy and the wait is long. We were told the wait was 1.5 hours. But since we said call us with next available table we got called a little earlier than said.I can't judge the meals as I came for the sweet bread. They were very delish! I totally recommend. The inside of the restaurant is pretty tiny so some are seated outside (not good when it's hot). Overall though, it's a cute restaurant with some tasty desserts and sweetbread.

This was a very small space, what made the wait really long. The server was very hospitable and efficient. The food was okay, nothing fascinating. Wood go again if wait time is not long. Maybe implementing reservations and a few walk-ins since it's such a small space.

Throughly impressed with my visit to Cucharita! Parking is a little sparse here on this street, but the small inconvenience is not much to worry about. The atmosphere is so on point for what I'm looking for when trying out authentic Mexican restaurants, its true to the heritage, but modern enough to be welcoming to new comers. Love the bright colors and throwback knickknacks that remind me of the panaderias i grew up going to. Service was flawless on my visit here. Our waitress was the definition of polite and knowledgeable. She gave clear and concise summary of the menu and coffees. Plenty of detail on answers toquestions we asked. Witty enough to banter with. This level of care is what usually puts a restaurant into the 5 Star range for me. Food was excellently and carefully prepared and presented. There is thought put into the plating and crafting of the dish. Some heavier dishes like Chilaquiles and some lighter options like tacos round out a good selection of breakfast choices. Coffees were excellent and came with a bit of flair if you order the Lechero. The pan dulces are on the pricey side at $8 a pop but I wasn't really thinking about price after trying a few of them. This shoots up on my list of morning go-to's for sure!