Mirabelle Café - Sacramento County

I was disappointed on a Sunday morning right after opening that there was almost nothing in the case. When I asked about croissants I was told he had blueberry scones in the open but would need to wait 10-15 minutes. Desperate, I waited. The scones were delicious. Just don't understand how they wouldn't have fresh baked goods ready.

Not a lot of selections on a Sunday morning, not great vibes from the guy working the counter complaining about the guy outside not working. No drink menu insight, every table was dirty, the pistachio cake I had was ok. Not coming back unfortunately.

Sadly, this Cafe is not what it used to be years ago. There is a large display case, but zero pastries. So, we ordered breakfast. The food was just okay, but definitely not worth what we paid. On top of that, we had to wait almost 10 minutes to pay our bill. The cook was left to handle everything. I wouldn't recommend wasting your here.

This place has always been hit and miss. Sometimes excellent,last several years mostly not so good.Unfortunately it's hard to be a regular when food and serve is mostly bad.

Mirabelle cafe is a gem. Very rare to find a place in USA with such a great choice of delicious foods.To appreciate it you need to come here regularly and you 'll realize how good it is. It 's been around for 20 years for a reason. The owner is kind hearted man, the cook is excellent, and staff is very polite. Just come without having high expectations of service and other modern generation nonsense.They are doing their best for visitors to enjoy their meals, and working hard to make the business successful.I wish more people find out about their breakfasts and bring this place more revenue for it to keep serving the community with style.Prices are beyond reasonable. I 'd say even cheap for what you get.Convenient cozy location, plenty of room and light.Always great coffee and pastries.Vegetarian options.For big groups I 'd recommend to call before so they are prepared for you to come in since they are often short-staffed.