Mozart Cafe Boca

Please don’t eat here if you enjoy eating a breakfast that is supposed to be delicious.
We stopped in at breakfast and expected some pleasantly different but delicious food choices. My wife wasn’t hungry, so she ordered the pancakes and I ordered the omelet meal that comes with potatoes and a baguette. Here’s what we got: The pancakes were elastic, chewy and as tasteless as one could imagine. Not a fluffy pancake by any sense of the imagination. My omelet smelled like eggs that were ready to turn and the taste put me off. The European potatoes were nothing but home-​style hash browns with the skins on and were undercooked and too greasy. The coffee was extremely horrible and should not have been served it was old, burnt and disgusting. The only thing in the meal that was good was the baguette.
I believe that Mozart would do better had they served Kosher favorites like matzo brie and latke. I think they need to drop the omelet too and figure out other egg dishes. I regret not trying the poached egg. They should make coffee in small batches, so it tastes fresh and has a fresh aroma — use warmed half/​half in a one cup server not a thimble sized metal cup from a child’s tea service. Never serve anything in airline style packages, that was offensive to us, if we wanted fast food we’d had gone there.
The kitchen was not to my hygiene standards, I would preferr to see the chefs wear beard covers and the kitchen needs a top to bottom cleaning. I would also throw away those filthy aprons and use new or clean ones daily.
In fairness we were not charged for my wife’s pancakes after we politely refused another selection. The waitress would have been much better rewarded had she paid just an ounce more attention to us.

My aunt ordered something she didn’t quite understand, and the manager came over. Although it was our mistake, they waved the fee for cooking the salmon, and threw in my cappucino for free too! What service!
They are so kind to the kiddos. The manager is very sweet and patient with my son’s endless questions about the outdoor fire-​place thing.
Speaking of which, the ambience of the restaurant is very nice. They are accomodating to families, but it’s still nice enough for a couple to enjoy themselves. The outdoor area is just beautiful with the fountains right near all the outdoor tables. The night we went it was cold, and their outdoor heating was so effective, it was actually a little warmer outside than in.
We went a second time during our trip (it was that good) and ate outside. My husband and I ate while the kids ran around the fountains. A win for everyone.
I can’t rate the food high enough. I got a pan seared tuna dish (I hope I’m remembering correctly), and it was utterly delicious. It was cooked perfectly. (kind of raw inside, which is appropriate for this fish — at first I was going to ask the waiter about it, but I thought I’d try it first, and it was DELICIOUS). For dessert, the chocolate cake and the lemon merengue were big hits. The mousse comes in cute little jars you can take with you (although the mousse is a tad too sweet for my taste). And they gave us some vanilla ice cream just for fun, possibly because we ordered 3 desserts and they wanted a fourth to put on the cute plate with 4 sections they brought out.
If we are in boca again, this is our stop. Highly recommended.

Great service. Pizza was okay, but perhaps they don’t specialize in this. Smoothie was amazing. Stromboli with spinach was great. Service five stars — EVERYONE was so nice. Will definitely return to try a wider array of dishes.
Parking situation is good. It IS Florida, after all. Ambiance of place is diner-​like, though it over looks a really nice water fall/​pool of water that has nice plants and trees. Check this place out! Great place for families!

I always pass by and I wanted to check this place out. We ordered dragon roll and Asahi roll. Both roles are expensive, about 18 – 20 dollars. Well to say the least, if you want to try the worst roll in the world and pay the top dollar this is the place to come. Not only that, expect to wait the longest for anything you order.
I’m never coming back here

Good food you don’t expect to see in Kosher format. The variety on the menu is overwhelming, and first time guests should plan on spending a lot of time reading it. The appetizers are meal worthy so don’t order too much until you’ve been there a few times and know how much you can eat in one sitting. Small children are welcome, but they are loud and distracting to other guests.

Please take extreme caution! I broke out into hives just from a basic salad. When I shared this information with a friend, a similar, but much more dangerous situation happened. The cook failed to disclose the use of peanuts, even when asked ahead of time. A violent allergic reaction resulted, gravely endangering a customer’s health. Both in the Boca location, and Hollywood as well, recipes are not followed and ingredients get cross contaminated all the time. Unconscionable yes. Please heed extreme warning and share the word. Save a life, or two.

I’ve been to Mozart multiple times, including a Sunday brunch. Always great food and service, never disappointed.
Most recent visit we appetizers of Eggplant Stack, a spicy crunchy sushi roll, and Asian Salmon salad. Nice portions, reasonable prices, One of my favorite milchig places of all times. Diverse menu, interesting house rolls in addition to standard sushi options. I’m very fond of this place!

The servers where amazing, the food is very fresh and tasty. Defiantly will be back here soon !!!

we came here 2 hours after Motzi Shabbas… we waited 40 minutes and weren’t even served water! three different servers walked by stating that they would send our server over! so after 40 minutes we left and no one even said Anything as we were leaving. n

The food was delicious, the atmosphere was also good but, the price is not worth the quality! Not saying it’s bad or anything but, it’s just to expensive.

The food I’d good and the service was ok a nice restaurant with very good desert I willing to come here

Nice place to get lunch or breakfast .
I got here for the first time with my family and we were in a hurry to the flight…
The stuff was fast ! And we got on time to the plane !
We order crispy salad and it feel like the same restaurant in Israel .
(make u feel like home)
the place are clean and the environment was really nice.
We order salad and we head lil problem with our salad so we told the waitress and without asking she took it off from the bill and give us free dessert on the house ! & so they make us fell good .
The place are highly recommended,
The food was tasty and delicious.
Next time when I visit in Florida I would definitely come back again.
The best kosher restaurant so far in Miami.
thank you –Mozart Café — for a tasty breakfast !!

As usual, the food is stellar and the service is far from it. I have been here many times plus the miami location. The menu is very extensive with a lot of choices. For a party of four, the food took a little long to arrive but not horrible. Then the waitress was basically nowhere to be found and we had to flag down other servers to get help for things like water refills.
When the check finally arrived it included up charges from a meal substitution and charge for an iced coffee refill. I spoke to the manager who was at the register — Israeli woman — and instead of apologizing for the server not notifying us of this in advance she proceeded to argue with me about how I was wrong, how every other restaurant she had been to charged for iced coffee refills (though she admitted they do not charge for hot coffee refills) and that this was the policy even though the menu did not reflect it. Finally after multiple minutes of arguing she removed the charges.
Mozart continues to be a great restaurant to visit with poor service! Anyone who goes there woul dsay hte same.

Went with a group of 12 women to celebrate a birthday. I shared the seafood salad and the eggplant parm vegan style with one of my friends.
Everything was scrumptious, the owner couldn’t have been nicer and our food was reasonably priced!
I will definitely come back! High recommendation, for sure!

Sunday brunch was amazing… selection was fantastic, service was GREAT… prices keep climbing, another 10% up.

Very disappointed with Monica the manager.
She has horrible customer service skills. Even though I used to frequent this spot with family a few times a week, I will no longer return.

Mozart is one of those places that make me shed a sorrowful tear for those who are kosher. They have a really extensive menu of which I had several of their offerings, all of which turned out to be about as blah tasteless and spiceless as you’d get out of Gerber’s baby food jar. And really now, though kosher it may be, they’d really be best off leaving the sushi to the Japanese and the pizza and pasta dishes up to the Italians to prepare.
I had an Eggplant Parmesan along with some of my dining companions Mozart Pizza and sampling of sort of avocado and salmon roll, all of which convinced me that are any good number of restaurants that do a better job as far as these items go. I would also say that other places do a better job at a lesser price as Mozart tends to be rather pricey for what you get which may answer the question of why I might have been the only person in the entire place not dining on a Groupon Discount Coupon.
Overall, Mozart is certainly a rather classy looking place for what it is with decent service but true to the to the traditions of anything Boca, overpriced, offering more flare than substance; but since I’m a known and, according to Unilocaler Marc aka Max H, a socially tried and convicted Boca basher, best make your own mind up about that.

Lunch was ok, nothing special. My salad came out after my entrée.
I had a Shwarma salmon sandwich. Very pricey.

Paid this place a visit after finding a Groupon deal for breakfast.
As soon as we walked in, we kind of regretted our decision to eat there. The breakfast menu was extremely limited and right off the bat, 2 of the 10 meal options were unavailable. My fiancé opted for a smoked salmon platter with a bagel (you have three choices here: white, onion or sesame) and I ordered a make-​your-​own omelette with spinach and mushrooms. Starving, the waiter came back 5 minutes later to tell us they were out of the salmon, too.
My fiancé then settled on a basic egg white plate with home fries and an onion bagel. About 10 minutes later, our waiter told us that the kitchen messed up and instead of giving us an onion bagel, added onions to the egg white scramble. Not what we ordered…
The waiter was helpful and re-​ordered the egg whites, and they soon came out with a wheat bagel… we didn’t even know they had wheat bagels. LOL.
While we were eating, the restaurant was in a state of total chaos. This one waitress was loudly condescending to our waiter and all the cooks, and the owner and wait staff were basically yelling at each other in front of all the customers. I thought this was incredibly inappropriate and made me nervous for the times when the restaurant is actually busy… they had about ¹⁄₃ of the tables full and really couldn’t seem to get it right.
Overall, my experience was ehhh. My waiter, LEO, was the only professional person there and the food was delicious. Otherwise, I don’t think there’s any reason to go back.

Not sure what to say about this place. I went with my family to try out a different Kosher restaurant than our usual Bens. From the moment I came in, it seemed a little off. I am not sure what vibe they are going for. They are half fancy restaurant and half diner. For the prices they charge for their dishes, I would expect real glasses to be used instead of the plastic cups you find at a buffet.
I got the hummus platter which was fine and my wife got the tuna salad. Her tuna was actually cooked pretty well (nicely seared) but the salad component was no good. She found more than a few pieces of lettuce that were wilted.
The final issue with the place was not so much the restaurant itself, but the other clientele. We were seated next to a large family with a lot of little kids, and the parents pretty much let their kids do whatever they want.