This little spot gets BUSY on weekends. Please keep in mind there is only street parking available (yes that means lots of parallel parking ) ! I arrived around 12 to put our names down and we got seated after waiting 20 ish minutes. I ordered the breakfast burrito with fruit. The breakfast burrito had some really nice thick cut bacon inside it with black beans, avocado, egg and micro greens. It came with a side salsa and fruit (or salad). Now my only complaint was that the salsa had no spice to it. I'm the type of person that needs spice in their food. I do think some chile would have elevated the burrito. The side of fruit was so fresh and tasty. I loved the touch of blood orange and the sweet honeydew. My friend ordered the chilaquiles and was thrilled with them. Their menu has many great options to choose from.

I came here for brunch on a Sunday. We arrived around 2pm and put our name on the list outside and didn't have to wait too long for table. The restaurant is somewhat small so if you do come at peak time on the weekend, there will likely be a bit of a wait. I started with the cafe de olla cold brew and it was delicious. We ordered the churro waffle with fruit to share. It's half a waffle so it's a perfect small treat to share. I ordered the mole enchiladas and oh they are delicious! You get three enchiladas with lots of mole sauce (I love it saucy!), and some tortilla chips. The mole sauce is delicious. My boyfriend ordered the steak and eggs. It came with beans and corn mixed in with the eggs and he really enjoyed it. We will definitely be back to try some more items, authentic yummy food, definitely try it!

every single employee here is 10/10 I come all the way from Orange County to come here and it's never a mess. My husband showed me the spot because he used to work over here when he was younger and my kids enjoyed it as well. Super family oriented little café not much room definitely gonna be a wait here but 100% worth it they have a little seating area outside also and little places to walk around by to kill time also. the cafe de olla hot or ice is to die for and the best thing is there Chilaquiles or their tacos any type of meat. I've had the eggs too, and there are all right, but I would definitely take the tub of their tacos always up to par. They even sell cute take homemade hand crafted cafe de olla mugs

Glorias Cuisine is our favorite breakfast spot. The Red Chilaquiles are the best with a side order of fried plantains and of course you can't not forget the Ice cafe de olla. We are always welcomed by friendly staff and great service. Although it is common to have a wait on the weekends, its totally worth it. It's a cozy and fresh ambiance perfect for breakfast with family and friends.

Best churro waffle! So good!! Staff is nice. It's popular on weekends. There's always a wait

A local and popular spot in Highland Park. Be prepared to wait at least 10 minutes especially in the morning. But the wait is worth it. The restaurant is pretty small but cozy. The whole staff is very friendly. We ordered their cafe de olla which is a must. It was just perfect. We paired our cafecitos with chilaquiles and a taco with eggs and bacon and a shrimp one. Both were so delicious and full filling. Check it out abad cheers, Barbara

Went for a sunday brunch around 12, party of 2 wait was 10 minutes. Food came out quick. Got the enchiladas, steak and eggs, & churro french toast. All solid dishes. The green chicken enchiladas had a great sauce, fresh avocado. Just didnt have that wow factor. Still good! Wanting to try more from here. I appreciate the fast and efficient service.

Very good breakfast with efficient service. The plantain breakfast had perfectly cooked eggs and plantains and I really loved the chicken apple sausage. Also ordered the oat matcha latte and they freshly whisk the matcha as well. Small restaurant, but they get through the waitlist super quick - there were maybe 5 groups ahead of us and I waited maybe 15-20 minutes. Definitely coming back soon to try the breakfast burritos and chilaquiles.

So I didn't want to like this place but I did. I saw mixed reviews and I was not looking forward try this restaurant. To my surprise I was impressed by their quality and most importantly their taste. We tried the French Toast, wow, so delicious, I don't get caught in sweat breakfast but this one is a must try. The chilaquiles are so yummy too, yes it's true not spicy but it has a good taste, if you want spicy salsa they have it on side. The cafe de olla has mixed emotions for me because the first cup was delicious but the second had an aftertaste like soap?? They were playing the best music, I was feeling it, check it out. The service was great but to be honest it was not busy so that might play into the experience. I'm super glad I went on a weekday. Parking- there no parking, we had to park on a side street and walk to them. I'll come back and try something else on the menu.