Blue Dog Cafe

Incorrect prices on the board! The menu board says «$ 2.10/$ 2.50» for all medium/​large iced drinks — including mocha, latte, all.
Should have known that’s way too good to be true.
It was $ 5.93 for a latte with soy milk. More like triple the price i was expecting to pay ($ 2.10). This is bad. Just print a new menu… Please.

Good food, a little tight in space. Family table kind style. But good service. Loved their coffee .
The only thing no high Chairs (not very kid friendly)

Great atmosphere! Great food!
A little cramped and it was hard to get seating, but overall my burger was great, the fresh juice was phenomenal and the banana walnut bread was excellent!

Delicious brunch was a great way to start off a walk around the city! Our table all enjoyed our entrees of eggs chorizo, pumpkin stuffed French toast and grilled avocado eggs Benedict. Great cup of coffee for those who needed it to start the day. One of us tried the peanut butter & jelly coffee which was better than imagined! It smelled really good! Would come back again. Very tight seating. Some private tables, a bar and one large community table.

Disappointing and will not order from here again. First they sent the wrong order and promised a refund, but never received the refund. Then tried again another time and they just send me something totally different because the item I ordered ran out (I ordered cold gazpacho soup but they sent hot turkey chili because it’s the same color), and they promised to send a replacement. When I ordered the replacement the third time around, it took almost 2 hours before it came but it was the wrong size. It seems never ending just for soup.

Cute little spot with interesting combinations. HOWEVER every single time I order here, they make a mistake. Today they forgot to take the branches off the figs in my Ricotta/​Fig Sandwich. The last time they gave me an Apple Crumb bar instead of Raspberry. One time, they forgot to give me my juices.
The employees are kind but spend too much time joking around and doing a sloppy job of serving customers. The food itself is overpriced but good quality. The sandwiches are a bit thin but are all organic/​free range.

It is relatively small and urban style café in Mid-​town. The atmosphere are a bit rare for mid-​town in a nice way. It seems to be very popular for lunch during the week and branch during the weekend.
It is very photogenic place. It is so fun to look at. Foods are healthy and tasty. Herb tea are blended at the counter.
It is packed and wait at the outside for 15 min to get in for lunch but it is worth it.

On the expensive side… I ordered the «Heaven» juice and the lox salad (which came up to $ 23). The salad was a bit on the «meh» side — they had slivers of lox with brown edges and I was a bit disappointed at that. Otherwise, the rest of the salad was edible and the Heaven juice was tasty… But because of the cost versus overall quality of the spot, I probably won’t be going back there again. I can get better salad in many other places.

I had delivery from Blue Dog Café, so while I cannot comment on the café’s ambiance, the food was 4-​stars worthy. I am dropping a star because it’s quite expensive for what you get… the price could have been at least 20% cheaper, if not more.
I got the Butternut Squash Salad ($ 12.50). It was a rather simple salad with roasted butternut squash, kale, goat cheese, carrots, and walnuts (I asked for no walnuts) tossed in balsamic vinaigrette. I added poached shrimp ($ 6), so the total came out to $ 18.50 + tax/​tips.
Upon receiving the salad, I was a bit disappointed by the amount of butternut squash in the butternut squash salad… they could have probably re-​named it «Kale Salad» and put butternut squash as a side ingredient because there really wasn’t that many! I was especially bummed because the little pieces of butternut squash I did have were delicious.
Additionally, the $ 6 worth of shrimp I added was a total waste of money. I’d assume at most that there were 3 pieces of shrimp that were finely chopped to make the quantity more than it actually was. I don’t know what I was expecting when they said «poached shrimp…» but it essentially meant boiled in water.
Other than the disproportional balance of ingredients and greens, the salad itself was yummy. I can’t complain about the price since my company paid for it, but probably wouldn’t revisit otherwise.

The Crispy French toast was REALLY good! I ordered it with a side of bacon and the jalapeño cheddar grits. The bacon was cooked to perfection, but they could’ve kept the grits.

This place has a really cozy, rustic feel to it. The atmosphere is definitely young and hipster — with wooden tables and fresh flowers in mason jars. The food likewise is very photogenic and the coffees and fresh pressed juices come in mason jars.
The breakfast menu has a decent variety of standard brunch dishes and includes a build-​your-​own omelet. The food is reasonably priced for mid-​town and the wide selection of dressed juices are really on point.
The build-​your-​own omelette is great — you get to choose from a wide variety of fresh, organic ingredients. Another time I ordered Huevos con Chorizo which was a bit sub par — I think it could have used more flavor and seasoning.
But overall, the service is great, the ambience is very welcoming — great brunch spot!

Only lost one star for cramped quarters.
Complimentary banana nut bread served at the table. Food was good and the server was very very nice. Came here after a failed attempt at another breakfast joint that had bad service and hair in the food.
I would come back here. Worth checking out!

Great for lunch delivery! The almond dream smoothie came in a very full tall cup with no spills and the RAW veggie sandwich with mountains of veggies was surprisingly still very in tact, nothing squished, falling out, and everything fresh. There’s so much variety here I had a hard time deciding, but it’s all the more reason for me the come back!

Definitely recommend coming here if in the city. Found these guys on Unilocal & really glad I did. So worth it & not a far walk at all if your city central. I had the stake & eggs so so good. & my mom had some peanut butter jelly coffee she really enjoyed. Venues kinda small that’s the only thing. But the food is great!

Delicious! This cute, cozy place has got it going on for brunch. I had a hard time making up my mind as everything looked so fabulous. I settled on a BLT plus avocado, and it was everything a BLT should be – salty, tangy, crisp bacon, and fresh vegetables. Yummy!
However, the star of the meal was my husband’s Crunchy French Toast with the caramelized bananas. The toast was soft inside and crunchy around the edges with a delicate brown sugar flavor. It melted in my mouth! The bananas were a perfect accompaniment. I didn’t order this because I was afraid it would be too sweet and dessert like, but it was perfectly balanced with just the right amount of sweet. The side of bacon gave it that divine salty-​sweet, one-​two punch. Highly recommend, and if we go back, I know what I’m ordering!
The coffee and Bloody Mary’s were also quite good, and the friendly wait staff and patrons around us made this a fabulous experience! A must try!

Here’s my take from the three times I’ve ordered from here:
Salad — Thumbs down. I ordered a grilled chicken salad the first time around, and the chicken was dry and extremely overcooked (ordered on a Friday).
Omelette — Thumbs up. I ordered omelette #9 the second time around, and it was pretty good. I loved the combination of the egg white, mushroom, artichoke, and pepper jack cheese.
Breakfast Sandwich — Thumbs up. I ordered the egg white and avocado on ciabatta (with bacon as well) and it was superb. Highly recommend.
Overall, I recommend this place for their breakfast items.

nothing really that exciting. its just OK
got an egg and bacon sandwich. bacon was def a step up from mcdonalds. the croissant was same as youd find at a target or etc
very hot and freshly prepared
expensive and not much better than burger king croissantwich which is about 7 bucks cheaper.
JEANS OK by far
ORDER at counter

What can I say, the coffee is so damn good it keeps me coming back, when I need a strong Bold cup of Red Eye. Blue Dog’s the spot I come to, their coffee keeps you sharp as a tack and up all day!
Prices are high end for everything else they serve here but usually the food is well thought out, organic, fresh tasting & delicious.

I’m starting this review off by saying that I am extremely saddened by the fact that they have completely changed their Seamless menu. With that being said, this review will contain one beverage that I loved prior to the Seamless change.
Blue Dog Café used to deliver this amazing double chocolate latte. If you’re a chocolate lover like myself, this was amazing for the mornings. It’s made with bittersweet chocolate (so it’s not super sweet) and has a shot of espresso. It was perfect.
I now order the Banana Latte Smoothie from Blue Dog Café, which is actually pretty great and a good pick me up.
I’ve had the bacon egg and cheese from here. It’s what you expect.
Good solid food, but PLEASE put the double chocolate back on Seamless!

Went there today over an hour before closing and was greeted by a gentlemen whom claimed he was the manager with:
«If you want coffee or anything from the grill I can’t serve you»
When I asked why they would not serve most of their menu, he went on to explain that he early closed hot items on instruction from the owner. When I asked for the managers number he claimed he was the manager and then would not provide me with a number to call and asked me to provide him with pen and paper — since he had neither. Finally he used his managerial skills to use a highlighter and receipt paper.
Not sure what type of manager cuts business of early or blames the owner. But one thing is for sure the service here is atrocious. With all the quality competition around (Milos, Chopt, Starbucks, Tisserie, juice press, etc.) they should try a little harder.
My mistake for going there in order to avoid lines elsewhere. There is a reason why this place is empty.
While I understand that it’s January 3^rd and after the holidays, if you don’t want to serve customers then don’t open for business. Hopefully, the real manager reads Unilocal