Atmosphere was cool, brunch service was terrible. Our waitress seemed like she just wanted to clock out. The attached photo is what their "French Toast" looks like. An absolute abomination. They grabbed a baguette, plopped some whipped cream and berries on it, and charged us $16 dollars. As well, their orange juice was too acidic and sugary. Would never go here for brunch.
KHAIE
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August 21, 2025
I used to come here often for breakfast, so when my boyfriend and I were in DTF checking out a viral matcha coffee shop, I thought, why not stop by and give this place another try? Unfortunately, I left pretty disappointed.
This cafe sits on the corner of a historic 1920’s building that once housed the Rialto Theater, which makes it a charming spot. But the charm ended there. Despite the half-hour wait (understandable since the space is small), the food was just not it. Everything we ordered looked unappetizing and tasted bland. What happened here??
I ordered the breakfast panini and my boyfriend got the two eggs any style. When I asked the server which side she recommended, she proudly suggested the hash browns. Sadly, they arrived cold and completely unseasoned, much like the rest of our meal.
I really wanted to like this place again, but it just didn’t deliver. With so many better breakfast options around DTF, this will probably be my last visit.
Teresa G
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March 06, 2022
First time coming here and we absolutely loved it. The staff is super nice, very hospitable and helpful. We loved how the waiter took time to go over some of their dishes and didn't seem bothered to have to do so. We got two coffees, yes they offer refills, the eggs benedict, which are to die for, and the breakfast panini, also fantastic, and we shared the French toast.The french toast was amazing, not super sweet and pretty light. It's lightly toasted so the crunch adds a great texture to it, it's not your traditional triangle cut bread.The three dishes were shared by two adults and not one left feeling over stuffed or hungry. Just the right amount of food. Will definitely come again. Just be aware that the closer it gets to lunch time the busier they get. We arrived at 830 and there was only a few people there. They have indoor and outdoor seating.
ChaCha “moody” Yoo
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December 13, 2023
I met my friends at 10 a.m. and had brunch at Rialto. Actually, I don't really like burritos, but it was the best restaurant in my life. It was so delicious and all the other foods were carefully prepared without sparing any ingredients. It was really delicious and the staff kept refilling the coffee. Kindness, service, price, and it was the best. 👍👍👍
Kim B.
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June 24, 2022
My sister had previously gone here and recommended this place to me. I chose to have the eggs Benedict with the loaded potatoes (bell peppers). My sister got the breakfast panini (cheese, avocado, egg, bacon). I personally loved my eggs Benedict. They weren’t the best I’ve ever had but they were good!
My sister on the other hand didn’t enjoy her panini. “I thought the eggs could have used a bit more salt. It could have used a bit more flavor. And they need more choices for coffee”.
The interior was cute and decorated kind of hipster. The location is somewhat small but there’s a lot of outside seating. However, we were informed the city wants to remove the outside seating by September (hopefully not). Lastly, the staff was extremely friendly. I will for sure keep going here. 😁
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Atmosphere was cool, brunch service was terrible. Our waitress seemed like she just wanted to clock out. The attached photo is what their "French Toast" looks like. An absolute abomination. They grabbed a baguette, plopped some whipped cream and berries on it, and charged us $16 dollars. As well, their orange juice was too acidic and sugary. Would never go here for brunch.
I used to come here often for breakfast, so when my boyfriend and I were in DTF checking out a viral matcha coffee shop, I thought, why not stop by and give this place another try? Unfortunately, I left pretty disappointed. This cafe sits on the corner of a historic 1920’s building that once housed the Rialto Theater, which makes it a charming spot. But the charm ended there. Despite the half-hour wait (understandable since the space is small), the food was just not it. Everything we ordered looked unappetizing and tasted bland. What happened here?? I ordered the breakfast panini and my boyfriend got the two eggs any style. When I asked the server which side she recommended, she proudly suggested the hash browns. Sadly, they arrived cold and completely unseasoned, much like the rest of our meal. I really wanted to like this place again, but it just didn’t deliver. With so many better breakfast options around DTF, this will probably be my last visit.
First time coming here and we absolutely loved it. The staff is super nice, very hospitable and helpful. We loved how the waiter took time to go over some of their dishes and didn't seem bothered to have to do so. We got two coffees, yes they offer refills, the eggs benedict, which are to die for, and the breakfast panini, also fantastic, and we shared the French toast.The french toast was amazing, not super sweet and pretty light. It's lightly toasted so the crunch adds a great texture to it, it's not your traditional triangle cut bread.The three dishes were shared by two adults and not one left feeling over stuffed or hungry. Just the right amount of food. Will definitely come again. Just be aware that the closer it gets to lunch time the busier they get. We arrived at 830 and there was only a few people there. They have indoor and outdoor seating.
I met my friends at 10 a.m. and had brunch at Rialto. Actually, I don't really like burritos, but it was the best restaurant in my life. It was so delicious and all the other foods were carefully prepared without sparing any ingredients. It was really delicious and the staff kept refilling the coffee. Kindness, service, price, and it was the best. 👍👍👍
My sister had previously gone here and recommended this place to me. I chose to have the eggs Benedict with the loaded potatoes (bell peppers). My sister got the breakfast panini (cheese, avocado, egg, bacon). I personally loved my eggs Benedict. They weren’t the best I’ve ever had but they were good! My sister on the other hand didn’t enjoy her panini. “I thought the eggs could have used a bit more salt. It could have used a bit more flavor. And they need more choices for coffee”. The interior was cute and decorated kind of hipster. The location is somewhat small but there’s a lot of outside seating. However, we were informed the city wants to remove the outside seating by September (hopefully not). Lastly, the staff was extremely friendly. I will for sure keep going here. 😁