Front Street Cafe

Our first dinner at Front Street Cafe was a win overall. I loved having so many gluten free and vegan options, while the rest of my family could still order whatever they wanted. Huge plus. The appetizers were the standout. The buffalo cauliflower was absolutely out of this world, crispy, spicy, and unforgettable. The spinach artichoke dip was good too, just not as memorable. Portions were generous and great for sharing. For my meal, I ordered a quinoa based salad with avocado, kale, and grilled tofu, and it was fresh, flavorful, and satisfying. My husband had the chicken milanese, which he really enjoyed and found interesting and different, just a heads up that it’s heavy on the brussels sprouts. One of my sons ordered the steak and loved it, perfectly cooked with delicious accompanimen

What a treat! Best brunch we had in a long while! Came to celebrate a birthday, host accommodated us with a nice cozy table by the window. Our server was wonderful (didn’t get the name, but long hair blond). The food was outstanding! Our favorites were mushroom scrapple, ginger bread pancake, and huevos rancheros!!! Cat wait to eat there again!!!

I experienced living here 25 years ago. It’s remarkable how they have revamped this area when I entered this café. It causes you to forget about the old Fishtown entirely, such a lovely place with a great warm feeling upon arrival. We were promptly seated around 6:15 PM., the menu selection was fantastic covering all the bases from vegan to vegetarian options along with a variety of regular menu items. We visited during vegan restaurant week which runs until November 2, it offers the best value during restaurant week, with a nice selection of appetizers, main courses, and desserts, along with an excellent drink menu, weekly specials, happy hour, and more. We started with a perfectly crafted ginger turmeric latte and a lavender, blackberry, gin, and tonic with blueberries instead of blackb

Solid brunch spot with huge portion sizes. Prices are pretty average with other brunch places, but note there can be a long wait time for a table. The coffee is really good, the burrito was solid, but the sweets were lacking.

This place is delightful. Walkable from anywhere in the wards. Good prices for this day and age (check out the old guy here saying things like, “this day and age”). Great service. Lots of people watching, since it’s right on the L. Tasty spicy margaritas. I had some fried banana bites and some weird but great maple mushroom bacon, the wife had the beet infused deviled eggs and soup. It’s gonna be on our list of places we can walk to, eat and have a drink, for under a hundred bucks and get in five miles on foot. Yes, that is a list we have. Love this place.