Waterfront Cafe

Cute and quirky cafe. Service was great and the food was good. They have a diverse menu especially for breakfast and it wasn't too crowded potato pancakes are always a win. Atmosphere is decorative they had a lot of pigs on display for the new year. It was fun looking at all of the figurines carefully placed throughout the restaurant. Server was first letter and number aka A1. Try it out

Food was delicious! The four of us each ordered something different and we all enjoyed our meals. This was the first time I had tried dinner there and it was the first time ever the other three had been there for any meal. I had breakfast and lunch there with other people. We will all be back more often!

Was the first time. Went with my son after school. Food great, nice warm earthy New England clam chowder (a lot of clams), perfect shrimp scampi (just the right amount of garlic, enough for the taste and not get a "vampire killed with your breath") with a nice touch of sprinkled feta cheese served with a thick crispy in the outside and soft in the inside garlic bread. My son, chicken fingers a good serving with great tempura onion rings and rainbow sherbet. Great service, fast but not rush with a great social skill. Nice decor in the dining room. This will be not our last visit.

I love this place. I normally wait until I've had a few different meals at a place before writing a review but this place had such good breakfast that it merits recognition. I loved the potato pancakes and the mimosas special on Saturday morning. My GF had the Mediterranean skillet and the whole thing was reasonably priced. There were a variety of other breakfast dishes on the menu that I am looking forward to tasting and that doesnt even include all of the different items that looked great on the lunch and dinner menu. Now the decor was probably never in style in SoCal to begin with but it has gone so far out of fashion that the frilly pastel interior has definitely come back with a vengeance. You'll marvel at the commitment to farmhouse chic and come to truly appreciate the awesome attitude and swagger of the place.

The Waterfront is the kind of place where everyone knows your face, if not your name. Where you ask for " the usual". The waitress will apologize for asking how you like your eggs. She should remember. Lots of older folks, all saying hello to each other and to the strangers too. I started going there with my father, who couldn't drive. Everyone was welcoming and couldn't say enough nice things about my dad and me for bringing him. As for the food, it is pretty good. I love the grilled sandwiches. Eggs and bacon and pancakes are good, the waffles too. Waterfront Cafe is highly recommended in my book.