Amazing little café in Down Town Santa Rosa very traditional Latino Cafe. Food is amazing, I tried the Huevos Rancheros and French Toast. Cafe de Hoya is also delicious. Service is Efficient and on point, everyone is friendly and courteous . Ambiance is casual but dressy at the same time has a nice cozy environment. Definitely a 5 star Caffe but

Aroma de Café is a charming boutique brunch spot that truly stands out. From the moment you walk in, the atmosphere captures you. it's like Alice in Wonderland meets downtown California chic, with whimsical décor and cozy vibes. Absolutely phenomenal. I had the chorizo burrito, and let me just say, it was hands-down the best I've ever had in my entire life. The flavors were bold, fresh, and perfectly balanced! The staff were equally impressive. Very kind, attentive, and genuinely welcoming. They made the experience feel personal and delightful. If you're looking for a brunch spot that serves incredible food with a side of impeccable charm, Aroma de Café should be at the top of your list!

Food and service were excellent. I thought it would be French (not sure why) but it's more Hispanic leaning. Ambiance is not what I expected. It's a very tight and kind of dark space for how popular it is, across the street and down from Asiello's. Not sure it's worth all the hype. Would rather go somewhere like Jeffries or Midtown Cafe.

This is a cozy little place with quite a few tables indoor. We were here brunch on a weekend and had wait for around 20 minutes to get a table. They have a system where they take down your name so you don't have to stand in queue while waiting for your turn. As vegetarians we tried the following : Crepes : 4/5. This was quite tasty. Enjoyed the bananas and strawberries that came with it. It had a good amount of Nutella. Just wish this dish was served hot. Portobello Sandwich: 4/5. I am not the biggest fan of portobello, however I really enjoyed the sandwich. It had a good amount of cheese and the bread was really good. The drinks were very average. We tried the latter and chocolate abuelita, both of which were just okay.

Aroma de Café is a solid choice for Mexican brunch. I've stopped by twice recently and have enjoyed the vibe and good food. The atmosphere is lively, good for families and kids. Staff is friendly, attentive, and quick to make recommendations. So far I've been hyper fixated on their café de olla. Also the mimosa flights lol. Overall 10/10. Whether you're a brunch enthusiast, a lover of Mexican cuisine, or just looking for the perfect brunch spot to gather with friends, this place is a must-try.

Came here on a Saturday morning and it was busy, but it was worth the wait. It's a cute little spot with chic decor. The food was delicious definitely recommend this place.

Came here to start off our bachelorette party weekend with brunch. Service was on point the foot and drinks were amazing. The ambiance was so Instagram worthy. I got the breakfast sandwich but wish I got the chilaquiles. My friends had those and it was delicious. The mimosa sample was so yummy just which things were a little colder. 8/10 would recommend again

What a darling little gem - perfect brunch spot while in the Napa/Sonoma area! I found this spot on Yelp and thought it would be a perfect brunch stop during our gals trip to soak up all the wine from the day before. AMBIANCE: Darling decor, thoughtfully curated with some really cute photo ops! You can tell they really paid attention to detail and design here. SERVICE: The service was SO kind and attentive! They had great recommendations and food came quickly. DRINKS: They offer mimosa flights, cocktails, and lots of coffee options - including cafe de olla which the gals in my group were jazzed about! FOOD: Their menu focuses on breakfast and brunch, with some sweet options and more Mexican savory favorites like omelettes, chilaquiles, etc. Even their classic brunch offerings had a Mexican twist, like guajillo eggs benedict. They do offer salads, soups, and sandwiches as well. I got the chilaquiles, and while they were good, were a bit soggy for my taste and left me hungry without much protein. I'd opt for one of the taco plates or huevos rancheros next time!

Loved this little Mexican breakfast spot in wine country. What sold me, aside from the high star rating on Yelp, were the photos of the crepes. I'm not often a sweet breakfast person, but something about those crepes were calling my name. When we rolled in, I of course ordered the crepes of my dreams, but also saw that they had Cafe de Olla on the menu, and man was it not some of the best I've had in a long while. I'm actually STILL thinking about that coffee and it prompted an internet search on how to make my own this winter. You can bet I'll be doing some experimenting at home to see if I can get close. At any rate, if you're in the area, this place is a slam dunk. Great food, fair prices, and excellent Mexican coffee.