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Old Vine Café

Old Vine Café

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4.4 Google Review
2937 Bristol St #A102, Costa Mesa, California, 92626, United States
(714) 545-1411 www.oldvinecafe.com
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Feb 18, 2018
Love this place. But the fact that they open at 9 and not earlier like some other breakfast places somewhat dampens my enjoyment. Beginning to think this place is a one trick poney. What do I mean by that? They have mastered a few dishes, but they have no interest in expanding or changing up their menu. There is no artistry taking place. This is all very confusing because their menus are paper. Does this not give the illusion that they chose paper because their menu changes so frequently? Not the case. This leaves me bored. Why do I go back? The coffee honestly. It's always spot on. One last comment. I think the Russian dressing for the Reuben should be available without horseradish. I love the flavor of horseradish but it's use here seems clumsy and unbalanced.

Apr 21, 2018
This is one of my favorites. Atmosphere is so unique, the food so good and I almost always run into one or two good friends. Give the Cheesy Grits a try -- I promise -- you'll love them!

Mar 18, 2018
This restaurant is a gem! Fresh, authentic and refined food in a relaxing venue. Excellent matching wines and great service. Highly recommended!

Apr 13, 2018
Without a doubt one of the best breakfasts in Orange County. The openface (terribly captured in my picture) is unbelievably addictive. I have only made it in for dinner once but the stroganoff was the best I have ever had.

Mar 25, 2018
The half hour wait wasn't unreasonable considering it was Sunday at primetime brunch hour. During the wait time we looked at the menu so that we could order right away. We were a party of 3, and we ordered the banana caramel crepes, the pizza omelette, and the vegetarian omlette. I left out the green peppers and asked if they could add onions. The waitress responded with oh I don't think they have those on the line. When our food came, I asked the guy who brought the food about onions and he said that they will leave thinks out but will not as anything to the dish. The food was good, but everything was cold. Both omlette were in a puddle of watey liquid. No one came even once to ask how the meal was. The only other time we saw our waitress was when she asked if we wanted any boxes and brought the check. No one ever asked us how 0e were enjoying the meal. We took home half of each omlette, and I am sure we will enjoy them more when we heat them. When you consider that the 3 dishes cost $50, you would think service would have been better. I always leave at least 20% tip, but not today.

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Opening Hours

Mon:9 am - 3 pm
Tue:5 pm - 9:30 pm
Wed:5 pm - 9:30 pm
Thu:5 pm - 9:30 pm
Fri:5 pm - 9:30 pm Today
Sat:5 pm - 9:30 pm