Café de Arte — Restaurant in Sector Urbano

I wish I could give more but our experience was anything but pleasant. We ordered: -Nica breakfast (cheese tasted old, heated up, not fresh) -Waffles (looked nice but were burned on the bottom) -Banana pancakes (no presentation, no sauce, just slapped on a plate with some fruits in a little bowl) -Latte (was definitely not made with espresso or just wrong relation between milk and espresso) -Iced coffee (got it replaced because I said it tastes old/burned but the second one still tasted weird, I think the machine needs to be adjusted -Smoothies (were actually good and deserve 1 star)

Then the bathroom.. guys please keep this area clean and give it a renovation. It’s close to being disgusting in there. You know what I’m talking about. Replace the sink, give it new tiles or paint, give it a deep clean and maybe do something about the trash being in front of the toilet.

I always want to be fair but unfortunately there was nothing positive but the smoothies in your cafe.

We were here Wednesday, 19th of February 2025 at 8AM in the morning. Maybe that will help you to find out why our experience doesn’t align with most of the...

Was highly surprised by this place. We were on our way to the Garden Cafe nearby which has decent reviews and when we passed this place (which was empty but also had good, albeit less, reviews) we just thought we'd try it.

The food was so good, one of the best meals we've had in a while - and my girlfriend is a picky eater! Presentation was great and the waiter was very friendly.

The purified water he gave us when we sat down was a bit tepid but that's the worst thing I can say about this place. We shared the regular nachos to start which were good and came with crispy lettuce and tomatoes on top. Then I had the chicken fajitas and my girlfriend had some creamy chicken spinach dish. Both main courses came with a tasty side salad (which was served before the mains came out).

Definitely would...

My husband and I visited Cafe de Arte for brunch. For drinks, they serve craft coffee drinks, smoothies, soda, and water. They have an extensive food menu. We shared the hummus with celery, carrots, and pita, which was pretty standard in terms of flavor, but a large portion. I had the chimichurri steak, which was tender and flavorful and a large portion. Since I only ate about a third of it, the server recommended I wrap it up and give it to a homeless person, because there are many homeless adults and children. I did so, and the elderly woman was extremely grateful. The ambiance of the restaurant is peaceful with a little center garden with open air. There is also local art being sold on half of the premise. I would recommend this for breakfast, brunch, or an...