Drakes

Ambiance of the interior is cool, it's like being in New Orleans.Dishes:1) Chilaquiles2) Side of tater totsLogistics:-free street parking-accepts cc-plenty of indoor seating-full bar available

Service is goodAmbiance is goodCocktails are MiddlingFood is not good. Edible, but not good

Came here for breakfast on NYE. The food was pretty good. Had the BPR combo. The best part was the eggs - cooked PERFECTLY, and the tater tots were crispy and not too oily. The waffle was huge, soft and buttery. My only complaint was that we passed on getting coffee from a place down the street because we didn't want to be the people who bring outside food/drinks, only to be told the espresso machine was not working. Only thing available was drip coffee, which tasted sour/burned. Overall, cute place and decorations were cute for the holiday. I did notice (and mention to an employee) that from my original table I was getting a pee smell. We both agreed that it was likely the live Christmas tree they had there - he was perfectly fine w us moving.

Great brunch time at Drakes for my first visit. Parking was about two blocks away but on a beautiful day, who cares? As I waited for my friend to arrive, I took the liberty of ordering a virgin bloody Mary. It was delicious! A little peppery with bits of tomatoes, I half slice of bacon, stick of celery and a skewer with a cherry tomato and olive. No alcohol this time due to having to drive a distance afterwards.I couldn't help but look at the dishes that were coming out because the smells and colors of the plates really caught my eye.The chilaquiles are pretty popular and very good according to my friend. It was very generous on the chips and her eggs were cooked perfectly.My corned beef hash was very tender and the tots are out of this world crispy. My over easy eggs were cooked perfectly!Please support this local business.

A ok spot. The place is cute and breakfast looked like the move here. The lunch was fine, but pricey for what it actually was. Items were upwards of $18+ and although it was good, it was just not super elevated. The Caesar wrap lacked a ton of protein and had no distinct flavor and the fries were the battered variety. The sandwich was better with the melty Gruyère. Not the largest piece of chicken, and while buttery, the roll was dense. Side salad was passable.Service was fine and again, the move is brunch here, clearly. Overall, a cute little spot on the main drag. I'd come again!

I've been to Drakes a few times, twice for brunch and a couple times for dinner. I will say, it's expensive but I do think the quality of the food is good and you get what you pay for. I do with the cocktail prices were a little bit lower but that's okay, I'll still get a cocktail! Everyone there has always been really nice and they have a great staff. I do like how it's decorated and always feels nice walking in. TheirTrivia Tuesdays is fun too!

Vibes of this brunch spot were really nice. They have a full bar with a great selection of cocktails. We got the spicy breakfast burrito and chilaquiles. We had the chilaquiles with chorizo and they were so bomb, would recommend.They also have tv's here with the football games playing to keep ur sports loving man entertained while he feeds you

What a cool ambiance here! The brick walls, high ceilings, crystal chandeliers, center bar, and homestyle tables throughout gives this place such a unique and fun atmosphere that is very enjoyable! We tried the Earl Grey martini, Lavender Iced coffee, Strawberry lemonade, Chilaquiles, and Country fried chicken steak with gravy. All were delicious! The chilaquiles were truly enjoyable, and the flavors were on point. They brought out the food fairly fast, and it was hot and fresh. They have alot of fun drinks on the menu, a variety of dishes (can't wait to try loco moco next!) The only feedback we had was to add more gravy to the dish, other than that, all was superb and we will definitely be back to also try the dinner menu!

We've been to Drakes a number of times and we have always enjoyed it. Recently, we took a party of 14 family members, most from out of town, for lunch and I have to say the service was excellent. It's not always easy to work with a crowd like ours, but our server was friendly, helpful and just a pleasure to work with. The food was good and everybody left very happy. The photos I have below are from our first visit where I had the quiche for breakfast (which was surprisingly good, since who orders quiche when there are so many Mexican options?) Others had the spicy breakfast burrito and the brunch burger, both of which were nicely spiced and delicious. The ambience is great and it's fun to look around at the old photos and how the building looked many years ago. It's definitely one of our go to places when we are visiting our family in San Carlos.

Been a while since my last visit! This time we tried their loco moco and it was pretty good! The gravy was savory and tasty, I wish the onion crisps were crispier tho but it added a nice flavor. I also enjoyed their maui fizz non alcoholic drink. I loooved their christmas decor. It's already a cute spot but with a festive flair. It felt really cozy and comfy. The service was nice as usual but unfortunately took a while for them to notice we hadn't ordered yet haha. got the croque madame again and it was delish