Benedict Cafe — Restaurant in Almaty

Walking into Benedict Café feels like stepping into a cozy retreat. The staff greets you with genuine smiles, and the warm, inviting atmosphere instantly makes you feel at ease. It’s the perfect spot to enjoy a leisurely breakfast or brunch with friends or just treat yourself to a little indulgence.

The Big Breakfast is the star of the menu and a must-try. It’s a hearty plate loaded with savory sausage, perfectly cooked eggs, crispy hash browns, and a generous serving of baked beans. Every bite is satisfying and full of flavor, and the portion size is no joke; it’s the kind of meal that keeps you happily full for hours. Pair it with one of their mimosas, and you’ve got a match made in brunch heaven. The citrusy bubbles of the mimosa complement the meal perfectly, adding a refreshing touch to every bite.

Another recommendation? The Mini Pancakes. These little gems are light, fluffy, and served with just the right amount of sweetness. They’re the perfect treat to round out your meal or enjoy on their own if you’re craving something sweet.

Benedict Café does more than serve delicious food; it creates an experience. With hearty portions, thoughtful flavors, and a welcoming vibe, it’s a place you’ll want to return to again and again. Whether you go for the Big Breakfast, the Mini Pancakes, or both (highly recommended), you won’t leave...

I had certain expectations before visiting this restaurant, thanks to the solid work of their marketing team. And you know, the first impression from the interior and service did back up those expectations. However, the kitchen failed to impress. Poke bowl compilation was somewhat reasonable, but I will never accept cooked fish in my poke bowl. I understand geographical corrections, but if you can't serve raw fish, go with cured ones, but definitely not cooked. There is a Hawaiian crying somewhere. I think a visit to this joint marked a decisive end to my attempts to find a decent salmon spaghetti. I guess there is no way you can make tiny bits of salmon stay juicy even when smothered with sauce. And that basil pesto they serve here is definitely not the one as it leaves a bitter aftertaste. We thought dessert would save the show as coconut mousse with passion fruit-mango sorbet sounded delicious. However, before they set the plate on the table, I got struck by the strong scent of basil. Overwhelming and sickening. I'm struggling to understand why you must mask an otherwise delicious dessert with something so strong. This will remain a mystery for us. High expectations, excellent service, and interior design, combined with very mediocre food. It wasn't terrible, probably alright, but nothing...

I arrived with low expectations because I had read the review of someone whose opinion I trust, but I'm always looking for a new Sunday morning brunch place. We thought it was pretty good. I certainly didn't expect to have needed a reservation but that's the first thing they asked me when we walked in and we didn't have one. They still gave us a table back by the bathroom. I guess beggars can't be choosers. My bagel didn't have the right bagel texture, it was soft and tasted more like a soft bun but the overall taste of the sandwich was good. His potatoes were delicious while the beans and sausage were just okay. The interior design was fantastic and service was great. The screaming child at table next to us the entire one we were there didn't do too much to lower anyone's anxiety levels on this crisp...