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Humble Bistro truly lives up to the hype when it comes to incredible food and elevated service! Every bite we had was delicious, but Iβll start with our experience to give some clarity to future diners.
Itβs worth noting that this establishment does not take reservations or large parties. Their website does say to call ahead for groups of six, which we did. We arrived on a Friday evening at 5:30pm and were told we could be seated outside, but the inside wait would be over an hour. Unfortunately, the outdoor patio had no misters or fans, and with temperatures over 100 degrees, that wasnβt a feasible option. We were left a little confused why the βcall aheadβ option exists if guests are expected to dine in such intense heat with no cooling accommodations.
That said, we chose to sit at the bar for a cocktail and were lucky enough to be served by Jacklyn. Her kindness and top-notch customer service made the visit worthwhile, sheβs a true gem!
We decided to give Humble another try that Sunday afternoon and weβre so glad we did. Madi, who remembered us from Friday, welcomed us warmly and seated our party right away. We came during their brunch menu (served until 3pm) and took advantage of some happy hour offerings too.
We started with the Humble Brussels sprouts, hands down one of the best appetizers weβve had. Served over jalapeΓ±o hummus with bacon, Pepita, and a balsamic drizzleβ¦ absolutely phenomenal. We also ordered the truffle pasta with meatballs (every bite was divine!) and shared the Maximus pizza, which was also outstanding.
Our server Kassidy was fantastic, extremely knowledgeable and able to describe every dish in detail, which really enhanced our experience. And to finish things off, the churros. Donβt skip them! The chili spice mixed with the sweet cinnamon sugar was such a unique and tasty combo.
While the reservation policy and patio setup could use some reconsideration, the food and service more than made up for our initial hiccup. This place is a must-visit. Weβll...
Β Β Β Read moreA trued and true pizza joint that is right on the edge of going stale. Theres roughly 4 billion pizza joints here in the valley and these guys need to think about keeping up.
Food quality is ok, service is average, but more and more, I find this place too easy to pass up.
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02-22-2020 Edit to original post:
Tried to order two (2) pizzas for pick up today and what a mess this turned out to be. Initially spoke to a young man that was attempting to greet people walking in for lunch while talking to me on the phone. This guy was very confused and finally gave up and turned me over to someone else. They (she) seemed as confused as the first person and I finally gave up and went elsewhere.
Pro tip to Humble pie and their staff: There are roughly 42 billion pizza joints here in the valley. Make it fun and easy to eat in or place an order to go or people (like me) will go elsewhere ..... Which I did today.
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First off, let's be clear that this is not a review of the original Humble Pie. They apparently are no longer in business.
This review pertains to the Humble Bistro at High Street which as I understand it, bought the original Humble Pie.
Parking at High Street can be a challenge so be patient as folks come and go and if your lucky, someone will leave just as you turn the corner.
I really liked the interior vibe of this joint. Cool music and a nice dΓ©cor made for a fun food experience. We sat at the bar and "Phenix" (Phoenix?) took care of us. There was very little that we asked for that she didn't try to accommodate us.
Mrs. Awesome had a chopped salad and I opted for a pepperoni and sausage pizza which for me, was absolutely fantastic! Make sure you try the cauliflower crust .... Very good and very crispy.
Give this joint a try. I think you'll be...
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