Sidewalk Café — Restaurant in Arroyo Grande

First time coming here and was so disappointed. Waited 50 minutes for a breakfast burrito with no onions and french toast!! Not only did we wait that long, they proceeded to bring us out 2 burritos instead of my french toast i ordered (did i mention the burritos had onions in them🫠). I told the staff i ordered french toast and she said she would go check on it. She proceeded to come back out and say that we ordered 2 burritos (literally have the receipt with french toast on it) so she said she would go have french toast made for me and that it would be another 15 minutes! she then comes back 2 minutes later with a magical plate of french toast… COLD.. as if it was my french toast that i originally ordered that they accused me of not ordering. As i’m eating my food i kid you not the same girl comes out and tells 2 other tables that have been waiting for as long as us that they ran out of tater tots and asked what they would like substituted. The burrito unfortunately was delicious but nothing is worth a 50 minute wait...

First and Foremost: HELLA KID FRIENDLY. There are bowls of chalk for kids draw on the sidewalk and boxes of crayons and coloring books available for kids to use at their tables.

The food: was PHENOMENAL. The burritos are enormous and the tot bowls are large.

We tried the Chorizo Tots. Let me just say that even my two toddlers ate the heck out of these. The Chipotle crema was the perfect finishing touch. The tots remained crispy and the cheese was perfectly melted.

We also had the Walk-It-Off and it truly lives up to its name. Unfortunately the men in the group were the ones who tasted jt and their review consisted of “it was pretty great.”

Personally I had the steak and egg burrito. I opted to have the tomato removed on account of I don’t like hot tomatoes. But the steak was seasoned well and the whole burrito was massive and delish.

10/10 will come back again when...

Very tasty food! I had a difficult time choosing what to eat as the menu has a variety of options from salads and wraps to burgers and sandwiches. I finally decided to try the tri-tip sandwich with fries. It was sliced thin and juicy, almost like a roast beef sandwich (I thought it'd be good with au-jus to dip) and a sweet bar b que sauce. It also had a side of salsa. It was very tender and easy to eat. The fries seemed to almost have a batter on them as they were very crisp and seasoned well. I sat on the Patio as it was both a nice day and indoor seating is almost non-existent (hence the name Sidewalk Cafe). I'll...