15th Street Cafe

I was really impressed with the coffee and nice atmosphere at 15th street cafe. My wife, daughter and I came to meet up with a friend and it was the perfect place for a lunch/coffee hangout. The salmon lox toast was AMAZING. Also, I have a new favorite coffee in Chico after visiting 15th street cafe, which is the Lavender White Mocha, it was the best! I can't wait to go back here again and meet up with some friends in this chill environment. Thanks for the great coffee, food, and friendly staff.

Good location... Good coffee. I ordered the eggs/waffle/sausage combo. I wanted to like it. The waffle was overcooked. The scrambled eggs were cooked nicely and hot. The sausage patty was VERY pink in the middle... I will eat pink sausage but this was too pink for me. I asked my friend and she also thought it was undercooked. I took it back to the counter and asked them to cook it longer. The owner came over and sat down with us interupting our conversation. He said they cook all sausage to 180 degrees and that you don't have to cook sausage longer... I asked him why he was telling me about pork... He said to educate me. I consider myself a foodie and have eaten a ton of good food in my 52 years on the planet. I don't need to be educated on how to cook pork. They brought me a new sausage that was cooked exactly the same as the first one. I obviously wanted my sausage cooked longer. Sort of like if I order a steak well-done... They may say it is best medium rare... Does that mean I have to eat it like that? They then moved people who were waiting on food to accommodate a party of 15 with a reservation... It was rude to the sitting customers. I will go back for coffee... But skip food. And the attitude comes from the top... The owner should work on his people skills.

Came to try it out for breakfast. The coffee is really good. If you're coming for just coffee and a pastry it's a good choice. I ordered the egg, meat and toast and it was ok but small and they forgot the meat. We also had the strawberry cream stuffed french toast. It was good but really sweet. Menu is a bit limited, but worth a visit for the coffee.

Fairly unremarkable. I ordered eggs, meat, and toast. The eggs were perfectly done over easy, as I ordered, and basted if I am not mistaken. The Llano Seco bacon, sourced locally, is good bacon, and finally the marbled rye toast was still warm. However, nothing was seasoned, so it was, as I said, a fairly unremarkable breakfast. Eggs need seasoning! The light roast coffee, on the other hand, was very good.