Cafe Rio

The service at Cafe Rio is so warm and welcoming. The owners are friendly locals and very nice to us every time we visit.I would recommend the espresso selection, the doppio, and machiato if you're in for caffeine. These are just two choices in a cafe with lots of options.

Food: 6./10Bagel is not memorable but what carried was the EGG. It was so fluffy, flavorful, tender, and not dry at all and very delicious and wholesome.Unfortunately, the cucumber was not fresh at all and seemed like it had been frozen. It also did not feel the most sanitary as everything was placed on a thin parchment paper that was soaking through with liquid Im assuming from the egg? Ambience/service: 8/10Very cozy and vintage vibe. There is a big selection of drinks and even an ice cream selection! The man who helped me that day was very kind as well, although I was very confused by the high price of the bagel and felt the menus prices did not match it..

I am staying across the street at the residence Inn and pleased to find café Rio for breakfast and a latte at a convenience.

I come here quite often to study, it's cozy, has good coffee and a wide variety of food options too. Definitely worth a visit if you are looking for a chill place to get some work done. Friendly service.

I stopped by cafe rio for a smoothie. I got their cafe rio special and placed my order through snackpass. The order was ready really fast. This was my first time visiting this establishment and Im glad I made the choice to stop by. The inside is very clean and has seating. The family who works the place is super sweet. The smoothie was also incredible! You can really taste the flavors of the different fruits that go into the smoothie (which isn't always the case with smoothies as some fruits tend to overpower). They got the ratios down well! I will definitely be coming back here for smoothies. I hope to try some of their food items in the future as well. Oh! And it was really affordable! Win!

I liked the atmosphere, and as a Hispanic it was a bit comforting being around my culture. Wanted to try a coffee to see how it was. Ordered a latte and this is when I started disliking the place. I looked at the price of my order which was 4.75 and dude looks up at the menu to see the price and mistakes it for the mocha latte for 5 bucks. I know it's a literal quarter but still, dawg you litterally work there get the pricing right. Then I didn't hear him when he pointed at the sugars to put in my coffee and thought he was just pointing at the tip jar. I left, tried the coffee and it was bitter. I must be spoiled or something, guess I got to used to Starbucks making my lattes with sugar. But dude charged me 5 bucks for a small milk and coffee. Like dude fr, least you could do is put some sugar in my drink.

We stopped by because my nephew was hungry. He read a sign in the café that said "Good food" and he continued by saying, "That's true!" Haha! The sausage egg and cheese sandwich was pretty good, reminded me of a breakfast sandwich in nyc. The owner was delightful and helpful. Thank you for making our Saturday morning even better.

This was one of my favorites places to eat a small meal for two years, but now it is closed due to the new building on Center Street. I hope it opens in a new location.

The guy took my card and ran it through his scanner. He didn't present me with a tip option, so I threw some cash in the jar.Only later, when I looked at my email receipt, did I find out he'd rounded up the total a few bucks and then given himself a 30% tip.And the food? Perfectly fine. I just didn't like being tricked with the money stuff

This place was very low quality. I ordered a 7 dollar soup, and got half a can of off-brand chicken soup, heated up in the microwave. I also ordered a BLT, and the bacon was burned. Also way too much mayo. The only good point is that its pretty cheap, but the reason is that they don't actually make the food, they just heat up off brand instant foods. The staff is also rude.