Cafecito Lindo

Was craving Mole sauce and went her for the second time on 4/17/24.Food - goodService - ok (order, plate delivered to table, that's it.Ambiance - Very simple non noisy restaurant.This place is a good hole-in-the-wall experience for "more" real Mexican food.Got the chicken and cheese enchiladas with Mole sauce.Comes with rice and beans small portion of them, and unfortunately lukewarm at best. Shredded chicken on the inside, nice corn tortillas and a sprinkling of co-hita cheese on top.Mole sauce is the star of this show!Really good flavor and texture, spicy but more of a cinnamon spice than a buffalo ww spice. Fill your own drink to the right of the order counter, grab your own straws etc. I'll be back to try tacos and more.

There is a lot to be said for a really good hole-in-the-wall experience, but Cafecito Lindo takes it up a notch! It's small, so it was a bit drafty on a cold day, but my whole body and spirit felt warm when enjoying the tacos!! The menu was so diverse with a great mixture of a few Americanized dishes, with plenty of authentic Mexican plates as well. But the best part of my double taco plate? The warm Chipotle sauce!! It packed some initial heat, but then the warm flavor just settled in on my tongue and made me want more!I believe Cafecito Lindo is family owned, and they're proud of it! As they should be! All the service we received was fast and super kind. The tortilla was soft and chewy. The guacamole was ideal. The Yes, they could declutter a few areas, but a working restaurant has its supplies!I'd come back again in a heartbeat!

Was recommended to try this place by a family member. This is a small hole in the wall restaurant located right off of 87th street. They have a pretty decent sized menu and have lots of traditional foods to choose from. I opted for the green chilaquiles verdes with asada (steak) and egg. The green salsa was very subtle in spice but had decent flavor with a very heavy taste of lime. The asada was pretty decent as well, nothing too special. The green salsa pictured was very tasty- also with a heavy lime taste. The food came out within a span of 10 minutes or so which is always a little worrisome. I imagine since the chilaquiles are a staple here, they're probably preparing things ahead of time. I think this is a nice little place to stop by if you're looking to stop somewhere quick with very reasonable pricing. Will probably stop here again.

Went here with some friends for a Sunday brunch. It wasn't too busy and we took a lot of time deciding what to order. I got the sopes because I've never had those before, one friend got the Cuban sandwich, and the other got the Asada tacos. I added a Mexican Coke to my order. I really enjoyed the sopes, the chorizo that I had added was quite spicy, so I didn't eat that much, but I really enjoyed it on the day that I ordered it as well as leftovers next day. We agreed that it was a really great location for the three of us to meet since I live in Overland Park, one friend lives in Lenexa and another one lives in Olathe so it was a pretty straight shot for all three of us. We also like that the service was quick and it wasn't that busy. So we will probably be going there again in the future. I should add the space is very cute. I don't know that I would say the food was five star, it didn't knock my socks off, but it was very tasty and it was solid, and I don't have any real complaints.

Absolutely delightful coffee shop and restaurant. I loved the atmosphere, it was like stepping into a small town in Mexico. I had the Mexican bread pudding and as someone that will order bread pudding every chance I can I have to say this is the bread pudding I've ever eaten. They even beat out New Orleans. The coffee was spring and smooth with a perfect foam on top. Highly recommend. The service is fantastic and they are more than happy to recommend their favorites.

Came here on a Sunday around 11:30 because I really wanted a breakfast burrito. When I read the menu there was no breakfast burrito on it so I was disappointed but there were so many other good looking options so we stayed. It was busy but the line moved quickly and tables turned over just as they were needed. When I got to the register I asked if they had a breakfast burrito and she said yes, of course, served all day. It had egg, potato, beans, bison sausage and cheese in it. It was delicious and pretty dang big for $4.99. My husband had the carnitas bowl and said it was very good as well.

Food was pretty good! Nice spot near my house. I got the chilaquiles. It was I took pictures of their current menu since there isn't any on yelp. I forgot to take pictures of my food :( it looked to good to wait. Lol

Quaint little coffee shop that also serves authentic Mexican and Latin American cuisine.You order at the counter and they bring you your food, pretty straight forward process. Priced very friendly for the quality of food.I ordered the Poblano Breakfast and a Café Con Leche. Counter workers very friendly and answered my questions about the menu with ease. Will definitely be back to try the chilaquiles.Only criticism if I had to find one.... I wish I had ordered a side of tortillas to mop up the delicious Molé.

We came for lunch and it was amazing! I had the chicken and cheese enchiladas with mole. The mole was wonderful, not too sweet and you could taste the chocolate. We will be back!

The food and cafecito were very good. The service was also amazing. I highly recommend this place. You'll love it.