Colleen's Cafe — Restaurant in University City

Very odd menu, but what I got was great! Colombian sandwich and a fig fingerling chorizo side. Lots of things are in the cafe to purchase, but not anywhere on the menu. No prices on anything in the store though so good luck at the register. Fairly priced items on menu, but macaroons 1.75 and cookies 1.50??? Then they talked my child into donating ALL of my money that was left to a charity. Guess what I had a second child standing there waiting for the chance to order his cookies too. All I'm saying is look at the board behind the chic waiting on you at the counter... yep you order off a menu in your hand while standing in line pay then they bring it to you. Soooooo now I'm tipping someone to walk food over after I stood inline with 5 people deciding 2 kids and someone who is handicapped, but they never comeback to see if we need or want anything ever.... feel like I got ganked for $100 for a workarant then a charity and got 3 people sick from the bacon. Macaroons were pretty good though and my lunch itself so it's worth the stop, but skip the bacon check out the boards and do not let your kids walk up by themselves with a 20 and get 7.20 worth of macaroons and no change. Wish I seen the board quiche chicken n dumplings lattes Arnold palmer's much more our speed. I have to forget about this place for a little while and comeback after I'm not bitter about having...

I ventured to Colleen's one bright Sunday afternoon to acquire a simple cup of coffee. Upon arriving, I found something on their menu that caught my eye. The Breakfast Burrito. What was a coffee shop like this doing with a burrito? Looking around the room, I saw no burritos on anyone's plate. Being an avid breakfast burrito connoisseur, I timidly placed an order. The staff was very transparent with what's included & reminded me that salsa was not, but it could be ordered on the side. Shortly thereafter, the burrito arrived with no salsa.. At first I was distraught. I am a man that likes to apply just the right amount of salsa to each bite. The waitress explained that the salsa was inside the wrapped tortilla in front of me. Hesitant & slightly disappointed, I took a bite. Everything from that point on was like living a recurring dream I had been patiently awaiting to revisit. The salsa matched perfectly with the spicy shredded beef, grilled vegetables, and farm fresh eggs. I quickly gave my apologies to the waitress who served me. This was the best breakfast burrito I had EVER had. It had all the satisfaction of a long overdue late night burrito combined with real, organic, and healthy ingredients to have you walking out the door with no regrets and no fear only to question all breakfast burritos that...

My partner and I ordered two breakfast burritos (no modifications or changes, standard items) and one hot tea online for take-out. We were told it would be a 39-44min wait, so he timed it that he showed up 10 minutes before the time they gave us on the receipt. When he arrived, they hadn't even started cooking, and didn't until he checked in and told him why he was there. They weren't ready until 53 minutes after we placed the order (I checked the time stamps). Then, it took them another 8 minutes to make the tea, for a wait of over an hour total. If we'd known that they wouldn't start making the food until he showed up, he would have left earlier, as he was on his way to work and was trying to time it. I would caution anyone wanting to order online; you might as well go in and order there since it will probably be faster. That being said, the food was fairly tasty. The eggs in the burrito didn't taste seasoned, so I threw some hot sauce on it, but the braised beef was really nice and juicy. My partner said his burrito...