Pine Street Cafe

Nice little spot that feels like an escape from Pasadena. Cool grounds. As for cafe, food was delicious, but small portions for the price...location and setting probably influences that. Good first time experience. Will probably return and have eggs Benedict again, but wife will try something different than the migas. Plate was half empty and left something to be desired and wife isn't a big eater. Drinks are good. Peach cobbler was good. Son enjoyed the chicken and waffles. Daughter liked the omelette. On a nice day, the outdoor seating was great.

This place makes you feel at home. It's actually a house, turned into a nice little dainty house restaurant. The food was good, not great, but good. The portion sizes are nice. You get full and not overly stuffed. The service is great. The atmosphere is great! I would definitely recommend this place!

just left here and all i can say is wow so yummy!! i dont feel gross after eating which is an amazing sign. super cute area for many photo opportunities. its literally a red dead redemption saloon sorta deal in the back🤫inside is so comfy and homey feeling!! amazing portions!! i got the brunch burger, i did not put it down once. so flavorful yet sweet and fresh and just awesome. my mom got the sycamore 2’s, she has been on a diet due to being diagnosed with cirrhosis of the liver type 4. she stays away from any meat for her good and by choice she consumes gluten free products and chicken/turkey meats. she subbed the pancake for a french toast and she said it was perfect not too sweet not too soggy at all. i get my dogs groomed nearby here so i will def come here in the meantime while they get their spa treatment 😂 i also got grapefruit juice in which i thought it was tasty!! taking home a coconut pie which i am very excited about😊10/10 would come again 😁also met a friendly cat outside which is your choice to interact with it but you only live once so of course i meowed at it

We stopped here on our way to NASA, and we will definitely be returning on future trips to Houston. The Insanity burger was SO good and my girlfriend LOVED the Sycamore Benedict. We got a side of pancakes to split and they were perfectly fluffy and tasty. Definitely a great brunch spot and some cute decor to go with it.

I absolutely love how cute this place is! Has that vintage old western feel to it due to its rustic farm house decor and building architecture. Especially the little town buildings behind it. Definitely a hidden gem ❤️ you can taste the freshness of their food and distinct flavors. This is a must try breakfast/brunch restaurant.

Generous and delicious portions. This place is not a “trendy” or gourmet restaurant, but it’s a solid southern comfort, quaint place with really good food. We stopped by for lunch because we were in the area and because it is a unique place, settled amongst a cluster of historic looking buildings, including a “hotel & saloon”, chapel and post office, concert stage and park-like area. The whole campus is a pretty little, kitschy event venue. The little Pine Street Cafe is set up in a 1920’s bungalow with separate rooms for more intimate dining spaces. The menu is breakfast, brunch and lunch and includes an adult beverage menu. We had the “Insane Burger” with fries, Lentil Sausage Soup, a Sangria “Flight” and a “Southern Lemonade”. Everything was excellent. Our server Brittney almost persuaded us to try some of their homemade pies, but we were too stuffed to even think about it (and we shared the burger!)… maybe next time!