Comfort Cafe

Comfort Cafe was the perfect breakfast spot, and we loved everything about our experience. The food was comforting, indulgent, and clearly made with care. We had a mix of classic and creative breakfast dishes perfectly cooked eggs, crispy bacon, hearty toast, and some seriously amazing comfort sides. The breakfast sandwich was rich and satisfying, and the scrambles were loaded with flavor and generous portions. And the French toast… absolutely incredible. Soft, fluffy, beautifully dusted with powdered sugar, and topped with whipped cream pure comfort food in the best way. Everything felt homemade and intentional, from the plating to the flavors. The atmosphere was warm and welcoming, making it a great place to slow down, enjoy your meal, and start the day right. This is one of those pla

GREAT Concept, Great Food. Run as a non profit by a support Group, This is a pay as yu wish ( $15-20 recommended Contribution). Open Friday,Saturday, Sunday 8:00 - 3:00. Extensive menu as in photo. I had an excellent Patty Melt and he cream of spinach souop, both were 5 star. Others in our party had various breakfast dishes, all were very good. Service, Ambiance, and staff were increadable. Indoor and pato dinning available

What an awesome place and business concept. While I have heard of non-profits operating places to eat, we were so delighted to have found this place. The staff is super friendly and helpful. They asked if it were our first visit and then began explaining the ordering process. Only open Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, these folks got something going on here. Our granddaughter wanted the grilled cheese and it was absolutely huge and cut into smaller bite size portions. The wife got a burger with grilled onions and it looked amazing. Of course I had to try the jalapeño popper burger and let me tell you..PROBABLY IN TOP 3 OF BEST BURGER I’VE HAD!!! Only accept cash and check, but the small inconvenience is worth the atmosphere and food. Stop by and try them out!!

This was our first visit, and we thought at maybe 11am on a Sunday we'd be ahead of the crowd. Eh, not so much as the order line stretched all the way to the door. Servers and other staff were all moving quickly but to a person were exceedingly customer service oriented and patient with our newbie selves on how things work there. It took about 50 minutes in line to get to the order bar, but the young lady there treated me like I was the only one in line. After ordering, it took another 45 minutes or so to get the food. We got the NY sandwich and the three meat scramble. They were out of the roasted breakfast potatoes already and the potato "casserole" thing was okay. Overall the food was good, but not eye knocking. Again, they were super busy. We'll try them again on a Friday when maybe

What an amazing place! Food was delicious and a great selection. Staff was very friendly. Had the corned beef hash, yogurt parfait, and the Texas Benny. You can't go wrong with a visit here. Food is donation based suggested $15 - $20 per entree. Well worth it.