Cafe de L'Opera

We ordered the salmon bagel and the avocado toast with a poached egg, both were good. The service was friendly, and we really enjoyed the food overall. I wasn’t a big fan of the cappuccino, as it lacked foam and the coffee was a bit too strong for my taste. But aside from that, everything else was good

This is my new favorite place to have a decent and semi-cheap breakfast in Downtown San Diego. It’s a nice walk from Petco Park. They open at 7 and close at 3pm on weekdays. 2pm on weekends. I ordered an avocado toast with a poached egg and it was fabulous. The Barista actually walked to my table and brought me the food to my bistro table. I complimented her because I told her I’ve been to 1000 coffee shops from here to NYC and very few places actually provide free food to table service. The tippig is optional but I’ll just come back more often. Great smile, great customer service. No drama. Just great food and my Thank you 😀 local café mocha with zero drama and lots of flavor. Thank you 😀 for making me feel welcome. You do have to ask for the password to use the restroom. But everything was pretty clean. I spent like $20 dollars on breakfast. Which for downtown San Diego js a steal.

Okay so I try to venture in different cafes in search for great ambiance and of course… amazing latte art. Yes, I care about what the latte tastes like but I’m going for a vibe when I write. This cafe is quite quaint whit many tables and great food options—mostly pastries. I asked the server specifically about latte art before ordering to which she replied “I’ll see what I can do”. I wasn’t too confident but there were photos of latte around when I did my research so I was hopeful. She was very polite and kind; her demeanor was very inviting. Although it didn’t necessarily meet my latte standards visually, she executed well with the taste. Not sure if I’d be back because as stated earlier it’s all about latte art for me.