Blu Jam Cafe

Most important part of my review is to say a heartfelt thank you to Efrain. You are one of the GREAT ones! One of the kindest and most attuned people I've ever met working in service. This is not an exaggeration, people. I'd like to give him a huge hug and thank the man again. The reason I am so incredibly impressed and touched by what he did was that it was so perfectly timed and he knew exactly what would help. This morning my husband (on crutches post knee surgery) and myself (very pregnant, and lugging everything for our toddler) walked in for breakfast while our little one was having quite a morning (read: crying, screaming, not having any of it). Before anything else even- he smiled, greeted us, helped us get situated and immediately got my baby some food.... Jaw DROPPED. Like we didn't even order yet- but we had some fruits and berries and potatoes for her!!! She was clearly hangry. Immediately started eating, smiled, giggled - a complete reversal. Now, mind you this baby had a huge breakfast not more than 50 min ago- so I was flabbergasted- and also so touched by this humane gesture, I had to yell it from a mountain (Yelp lol). I know it may not seem like a lot to some people- but this kind deed reminded me that there are GOOD people out there- and we are so lucky to have met one - Efrain- you ROCK!!! In addition- the food was great, everyone else was lovely and helpful!

This place has decent food but a bit overpriced. There were a few full tables during my visit. The staff does inform you that the menu is via QR code which is on the table and you can order through the code as well. I remember really enjoying their French toast but this visit it was lacking flavor and was dry. The potatoes were also one of my favs but they were overcooked and hard to eat. Crunchy French Toast- 5/10 The cornflake breading was patchy on the slices and stale. Also the side of vanilla bean sauce tasted and looked like milk (there wasn't one spec of vanilla bean). For $17 I wanted more flavor and moisture.Hangover Scramble- 7/10 This dish had some flavor but was overpowered by the excessive amount of black beans.Kids Breakfast- 9/10 Perfect breakfast portion. The only thing keeping this from a 10 was the super hard potatoes. Ginger Shot- 10/10 These tasted super fresh and had a punch. If you check in on Yelp you get ginger shots for your table.If you're going to visit it is better to come during the weekday as I have seen this place busier on the weekend.

Shakshuka:I was not satisfied with the balance between the soup and eggs. It would benefit from at least an extra egg, as it leaned more towards tangy tomato soup with bread rather than a fully satisfying dish.Carbonara eggs: Be warned, it is a very salty dish due to the amount of bacon pieces included. While it was too much for my friend, I enjoyed it. Mimosa: Delish. No complaints here.Latte: Perfect

I'm disappointed in the poor service we received at this restaurant. Food is expensive as it is, to get this type of service is cheap. You have to place your own order, so the staff are totally not invested in customer service. The food was mid.

Will definitely come back.! The food was great. Lots of options and big servings. Have to pay first before you dine in which is also good, you can just leave whenever ur done.

The food was Amazing! It hit the spot! There is free parking and/or meter parking in the area. The pricing was good too. Staff was friendly which is always a big plus for me. There was about a 20-30 min wait. They text you when the table is ready. There are plenty of local shopping places around the area while you wait.

Ordered 2 eggwhiches with potatoes as the side. it never occurred to me why places don't serve breakfast sandwiches with lettuce and tomato or why a croissant or bagel is the common bread choice for them either. I get it now! You use a bread with more omph because otherwise there's not much going on or at least not much that someone can't just make at home. Which is exactly how I felt when I bit into the sandwhich. Sure there's a chipotle aoli but it didn't contribute enough to justify how greasy it made it. The lettuce here is really at the forefront texturally and even flavor wise, don't get me wrong it's good lettuce but it's not what I look forward to in an egg sandwich. It's also just not a good combinaton. The potatoes are cooked so well but the only flavor I really got from it was a piece of parsley I bit into. Overall really disappointing which is a shame because it's all prepared so beautifully. Maybe I just ordered the wrong thing but how do you mess up egg sandwich and potatoes? (Ordered on Postmates)

My boyfriend and I came here on a Sunday morning for brunch and got seated right away. We were a bit confused at first since nobody explained it, but you can order via the QR code or go up to the cashier. I got the Florentine Benedict and found it so yummy! The flavors were good and the potatoes were crispy. My boyfriend got the shakshuka and thought it was really!

This restaurant was very convenient to visit on a weekday. Located in Atwater Village, there is plenty of parking available at the back. Despite being busy, the restaurant had both outdoor and indoor seating available with no wait. You order food by scanning the QR code on each table, paying for the meal and tip before the food arrives. We customized some of our drink orders, and they were served as requested. Portion sizes were large, so sharing is a good idea. The ambiance on a Wednesday was busy and lively.

I Have dine and placed take out at this place many times. I even celebrated my bday here A few times. It's delicious food. However, it saddens me to know they cook with toxic, cancerous, and inflammatory seed oils. If they cared about their clients' health they would only cook with olive oil n not mix with seed oils. Unlikely to eat here again. My health it's more important. Please consider eliminating seeds oil, so my family and I can continue being devoted clients. Thank you.