Bell Tower Bistro

This place was my favorite for brunch I really was enjoying it. The food 🍱 was great. The viggie omelette is the best with the orange juice. I have been there last time different experience : bread 🥖 is not that crispy and the omelette changed to be less tasty 🤤 the mashed potatoes 🥔 was dry. Anyways I hope this will be better for my next time. I feel bad and disappointed. The service is still good 👍 and I highly recommend this place.

I think this local American diner-style joint is a must-visit destination if you happen to be in Saratoga, but not inspiring enough to visit Saratoga for it. We had brunch after a hike nearby and in general were really happy with the food we got. Orange juice was freshly squeezed, the steak omelet was decently tasty, and the churros waffle... did taste like churros. But this place could've been so much more if the chef really prepared the dishes with a bit more discipline in the food. Everything was more neutral blending into one another. It almost felt like the chef had forgotten the recipe or wasn't sure how to shape the flavor. Also other than the orange juice, the ingredients didn't come across as high quality or extremely fresh. Don't get me wrong. We had a great time at the indoor patio. Lovely place for a local brunch. Just not worth seeking after.

Such a cute café, love the ambiance here. They have a really nice, large outdoor patio too. The best item we ordered was the churro waffle.. Wow it was amazingly good! Santa Cruz crepe was okay, too small, I don't think I would order it again. My friend ordered the Mexican omelette, he said it was really good, it looked delicious!

What happened to the music? Great place to have breakfast or lunch, pet friendly and great service. Food is great, I love the quiche and the crepes. Nice decoration and beautiful patio. The only problem recently is that they changed the music, I think nobody want to hear hip-hop in the morning. It used to be good and classy, I hope they change it back.

Decent brunch spot with variety of options from breakfast items to sandwiches. Food itself is ok, nothing special. The half sandwich & salad option is a good deal for $14. Would recommend avoiding the chicken and waffles - it was 3 chicken tenders (looked like ones you can get frozen) on top of a waffle which was also meh.

Standard brunch food—the smoked salmon eggs Benedict was good but not great. Think some contrasting texture could take it to the next level. The country potatoes were standard but would’ve preferred some more favor and crisp. Fresh fruit was not very sweet. Food is more like a 3.5 but rounding up because the service was great. Overall, an ok experience.

This was our first time here, and unfortunately we were very disappointed. We ordered a French onion soup, chicken pesto panini and the all meat omelette, as well as the peach guava mimosa. The soup was just ok and the mimosa didn't really have a distinct flavor of either peach or guava (was not very refreshing either), but that's not the main reason why I'm writing. The chicken panini was really awful. The bread seemed like they had pressed stale bread. It was not flavorful and it was dry, which I think is quite difficult to do on a panini considering there are a lot of oils from the pesto. The chicken was extremely dry and the whole sandwich was flavorless. Half the sandwich was also missing the red bell peppers. I ended up ordering more pesto sauce and splitting my sandwich to be open face just to enjoy the fillings more. The omelette was significantly overcooked and gummy. The hash browns were dry and mushed together. No flavor either. I'm sorry to say that the ornamental fruits on the plate were the best part. On top of this, our waiter wasn't very friendly, but in a good note he was attentive. As a summary, the food had no flavor, and especially considering the price, it was definitely not worth it. It came out to about $30 per person.