Almir Cafe - Cincinnati

Very nice place! the server are very friendly and eating is very good! I came to find that this is my favorite place in the city for breakfeast! the coffee should die! the abundance of coffee is my favorite from now on. my friend has the mocha and said she loved him! If you're looking for a great meal, I'll put the French toast back. the French toast is the biggest meal they have. most popular is an eiersand that is most popular. the ice sanwas very good, but I repeat to choose something else, so they get a real taste of the rest. I rekcomend cheapside! if they are in the opposite, they should check it! and sit outside: they have very nice sitting opportunities.

The smoked salmon breakfast sandwich was flavorful to say the least although somewhat on the side of too salty. Very enjoyable vibe on the inside, nice and clean, friendly staff and the food was prepared rather quickly so no complaints. Pricey just like every other place in the downtown area so this isn't a spot you'd go to save a few bucks.

The atmosphere is really bright, fresh, and welcoming. Really liked the furnishings. The food was good and thats most important for me. They accomodated special request and offered a much appriciated substitution without solicitation. Very nice! Service was fast, presentation of the French toast toppings was a little lacking. I was told it was excellent tasting though . My biggest disappointment was the iced latte. The espresso tasted weak and watery. Wait staff cleared the table while we were still there it was awkward and silent. Not sure if he didn't want to interrupt our conversation but the abrupt apprearance with no words broke our conversational connection. All in all good place good food espresso needs some punch.

Nice, minimalist breakfast place located near the outer edge of downtown. They have a limited menu but seems to have a wide range of flavors though. I got the chorizo and egg sandwich which was good but I saw the challah french toast being served and can say I already know what I'll order next time. They also serve alcohol if that's what you're interested in getting. Would be a nice place to grab a coffee and study on a weekday too.

The egg and Chorizo sandwich is arguably the best sandwich I’ve eaten since my visit to the Noble Pig in Austin two years ago truly spectacular. Cheapside has a beautiful, clean aesthetic. But, there is almost a strange tension in the place almost bordering on hostile. I felt like I was in an episode of Portlandia where Fred Armisen and Carrie Brownstein open a chic foodery staffed by actively disinterested hipster millennial archetypes. It’s weird. My advice to management staff with people that are engaged, capable of smiling, and know how to respond to a thank you from customer. Eye contact helps too.