Mimi's Cafe

Went here for lunch on Sunday and we’re very happy with the food and service. Chris was our server and he was very kind and attentive. It was clear by my observation of other patrons and staff members that they treat everyone amazing. Will come back for sure!

This was THE WORST experience my wife and I could've had. First red flag is when we walked in their chalk sign said they were closed. A server walked by and said he has no idea why it was up but he just left it. Second,our waiter was impossible to understand. He spoke FAR to quietly and you mix that with his accent I had no idea what he was saying or asking. He was also the slowest server I've ever met. Third, it took a solid 45 mins to get our food served to us. Both were awful. For $25 a plate I expected edible but it was quite the opposite. My steak tasted as if it was based in burnt oil. Every chew felt like I was chomping on chemics. The cook on it was perfect but it was absolutely inedible based on whatever oil or seasoning they used. 2 bites in and I was gagging. My wife's food was

Nice spot! The entire restaurant is huge, so there’s a ton of seating. There was no wait for breakfast, we were seated promptly and our server greeted us pretty quickly once we were seated. The menu is extensive with so many different choices, not only for breakfast, but lunch and dinner as well. I’ve passed this place too many times not realizing what it had to offer. A great location in the Valley! Food was great! Another unexpected option was the huge beverage selection, including boozy breakfast options! Can’t wait to try another meal here!

I was looking for a diner and decided to check out Mimi's. The atmosphere was cozy like and definitely had a cafe vibe in the air. It took several minutes to be greeted and seated, then several more minutes to get drink orders. The wait staff was polite. I ordered spinach artichoke, a cajun shakshuka and the grand breakfast with bacon, eggs, and pain perdu mixed with berries. The spinach artichoke was solid and parmesan forward, the cajun shakshuka was underwhelming in flavor and spices, no real cajun flavor to speak of and honestly a less than hearty shakshuka, a nice effort that fell flat, the eggs and bacon were what you would want from any diner, the star of the show was the pain perdu, soft, moist, and yet fluffy and airy at the same time. If I recommend anything here it's the typical

We could see the kitchen from our seat. My brother’s chicken and waffles were left sitting under the heat lamp for about 15 minutes before it was served. I, along with a few other family members, got eggs benedict. The egg itself on each benedict was completely hard boiled, not poached. The potato’s that came with were also inconsistent doneness and seasoning wise. The service was polite, but I think they’re understaffed and a bit stressed. Overall, just a bit disappointing.