Proscenium Cafe and Market

Friendly owner / manager / employees, quick service, great convenient menu options - delicious breakfast!I have only been here for breakfast, but the service is quick and the owner/manager is very welcoming. I order their Western omelette with bacon. And it is hearty, delicious, comes out in a few minutes, and inexpensive!The cafe also has some convenient food and snacks, and looks like they have a varied lunch menu.

From the atmosphere to the food, this place was amazing! They make you feel valued as a customer while getting your food to you super quick. Expect the place to be busy during normal dining hours - once you taste the food, you'll understand why.Some things I love about the place:- CLEAN- indoor & outdoor seating options - soda fountain (refills!!!)- abundance of sauces available- options, options, options (hot buffet bar, made to order, pre-made, they have it all!)Coming from NYC, this spot is a cleaner, cheaper, friendlier reminder of home.

Tucked in the corner on the first floor of the proscenium office building. Very clean and surprisingly spacious. Open seating and bright natural light surrounds the cafe. Some very lovely Korean ladies seem to run the place and are so courteous to all customers. I especially love that they have random Korean snacks on the counter. Prices are very reasonable. I picked up breakfast here before heading to meetings. A bowl of oatmeal (came with brown sugar and raisins), can of la croix, hot tea, and a chobani yogurt ran me $7. That's pretty reasonable given anything at the hotel would've been well over $15 and nowhere near as healthy. Lunch time seems to be popular as well where they offer a special of the day (like bibimbop or udon). Plus there's a build your own salad bar (many items to select from) and a pay-per-weight hot food bar. Pretty impressed for an office building cafe to have so many selections. I'd gladly come back again and grab another meal. Hopefully lunch next time.

This is THE breakfast burrito spot in Midtown. I come here roughly 3-4 times a month when I want to remind my body not to get too healthy. I always get the breakfast burrito with hash browns, eggs, cheese, and bacon. Once I added gravy because #yolo. Was it good? Yes. Will I ever get it again? Probably whenever my arteries unclog themselves.I try not to think about how many calories are in the burrito because it usually keeps me full until like 2 pm. Even though we have Joy Cafe in the downstairs of my office building (and they give us the side eye when we walk past because they know where we're going), it's worth the extra block walk to come here. I can't speak to lunch but place never disappoints for breakfast.

Cindy and her staff are great, always warm, friendly and polite service. I have to say I go most often for their salad bar which is always well stocked, clean and the selection is nicely prepped. I wish they had red French dressing but I digress! The place has a grill, which uses boars head meats, a hot bar which they are pretty diverse with - usually has a few American style dishes and some Asian dishes. Again, they keep it stocked and food is well prepared for buffet food. Then there's a daily special which often includes a bibimbap or taco salad bar. Prices are reasonable and I would say this place has held down the fort especially while Colony Square has been under renovation.

When I worked across the street from here, it was one of my favorite places to go. They always had a good selection of fresh, hot food. They serve breakfast too, but I never tried it.

Good food, at a fair price, sold by nice people. They have mini mart as well with much of what you'd be able to find in a gas station convenience store.

Great little quick cafe, with bibimbap on Tuesdays! The owners are very nice and the place is small and clean. If you don't have much time, the food and service are great!

Ramen (one of their daily specials) was delicious - quick and inexpensive!Glad to see entire staff wearing masks. And outdoor tables available.

Stopped here looking for something other than museum cafe food before heading into the High. Their wraps were super delicious & my friend who ordered the "build your own pasta" was equally content with her meal. Service was fast, food was very reasonably priced, and it was the perfect place to stop for a non-formal quick bite. The options they have for both breakfast and lunch look vast, so there's something for everyone. Thanks to the friendly staff and owner :)