prince street cafe

excellent spot to eat or hang out!. this is another place that i was able to seek out online before visiting the area, and to identify as a place that's safe for someone with afoodallergy like myself. i had a great email dialog going with a manager, and was relaxed before i even set foot in the door. (they are very conscious of cross-contamination and hidden ingredients... very cool!)

the continental breakfast at our hotel was lacking, so saturday morning we came here to get a bite to eat. we went for the classic breakfast sandwich on ciabatta, mine with bacon. i also had an iced tea w/ some delicious added honey.

the sandwiches were great, with incredibly fluffy eggs, wish we later saw were simply cooked in the microwave. at any rate, they seem to be doing everything right. the place was packed, clean, friendly, and thefoodwas delicious. i can imagine that if i lived nearby, it would easily become a regular hangout.

we'll be sure to visit again next time we're in town, & perhaps catch some live music.

great coffee, even better atmosphere. i stopped for a cup of coffee this morning and to pass some time before an afternoon appointment. i had heard a lot of good things about the prince street cafe, but i did not realize how popular it was until i stopped in today. it was only a bit after 11:00 am, and the place was already quite full of people from younger college folks to local business people. i ordered a cappuccino ($3), and had a seat at one of the many tables. there are also nice couches to sit on, along with some tables outside. a short while later the barista brought me an enormous mug of frothy cappuccino. i am normally picky about coffee (primarily because very few places around here make it right, or use quality brands) but i have to say that it was of great quality and excellently made. i peeked over at the next table where some women were enjoying an early lunch, and their salads looked quite appetizing. i'm looking forward to trying some of theirfoodduring my next visit.

great coffee, smoothies & desserts. however service is not great. nice people but they usually are a bit scattered. sandwiches & salads are ok, but hotfoodappears to be made in a microwave so give the quesadilla a pass and go for a cold sandwich or soup.

the fist thing to do when you arrive is to select your seats. there is no wait staff at this restaurant. pick up the menu at the cashier and place your. thefoodis excellent. would defiantly revisit and recommend to a friend.

went for sunday brunch and had a great experience. the staff was friendly and thefoodcame out quickly. we had the california egg wrap adding sausage to it, an english muffin sandwich with bacon, egg and avocado, and split the french toast souffle. topped off with a cocoa joe and it made for a very reasonably priced meal. highly recommended!

i noticed there was no shellfish on their menu, but i emailed them to be sure. it ends up that they do occasionally have a seafood soup and it would be in-house while we were there, but i wasn’t worried about the cross-contamination there after hearing how it was prepared and seeing that they acknowledgedfoodallergies on their menu by offering gluten-free and nut-free options. i can’t stress enough what a relief & pleasure this type of email exchange was.

downtown destination. the prince street cafe is located across the street from the fulton opera house caters to that crowd very well. thefoodis very good with a limited menu but all of the selection are very good. i really enjoyed the chicken quesadillas. the prince st. cafe has a young crowd with a lot of patrons who stay to be seen at this hip spot.

wonderfully creativefoodgreat friendly service and great ambiance. relaxing fireplace and couches. please go