Nosh Cafe

First time here. great fresh food. had mufulatta sandwich and chili. omg! will be back to try everything. great staff on top.

Amazing coffee, breakfast and best red velvet cookie I’ve ever had! I wish we had a place like this in naples. You got to come here I’d you’re ever driving through the area.

Breakfast sandwiches «Served All Day» here is just one of many reasons I have been frequenting Nosh! Café for years now.
Everything is so fresh, made-​to-​order and delicious.
Their Cuban bread is fantastic and featured on virtually every sandwich. And, if it isn’t, just ask for it with any sandwich you order… according to my favorite employee there, Elizabeth.
You receive plenty of value for your money at Nosh!, whether you’re buying breakfast or lunch.
Also, while I don’t generally drink coffee here, they do that right as well.
Tons of variety in their coffee selection and I like how they serve it to you in big colorful ceramic mugs for you to enjoy as if you were sitting at home starting your day.
They do great catering as well and are clearly the highlight of the entire plaza in front of that Hilton Garden Inn.

I wish I could review this place, but they were closed through Sunday of thanksgiving weekend on SMALL BUSINESS SATURDAY!!! Really, what small business is closed on SBS?
Instead, we went elsewhere and had a nice meal.
If we do return at some point, I will definitely try this place.

Recently tried this place for BLTs and it was the best BLT in town but our most recent order tasted like bleach. It was the lettuce. And instead of posting on Unilocal I called the owner and tried to talk to her but all she did was argue with me saying the lettuce was fresh. Apparently someone made a mistake and washed the lettuce in bleach water. So instead of smelling her lettuce and apologizing she lost me as a customer and got a bad review on Unilocal.Good luck to you «Hun». Anyone know of a better place in Oldsmar for BLT?

I thought the gyro breakfast and the caramel macchiato were delicious but my fiancée said the ecb sandwich was just so-​so. Would go back next time we stay here at the Hilton Garden Inn, the café is right next door. Convenient.

Wow. I usually don’t leave a review but it’s soo good! We came for breakfast. Oatmeal (made with milk) with cranberries and bananas on top (and on the bottom!) The Cuban bread was amazing. The ham, egg, cheese sandwich was a taste explosion. Scrambler was fabulous. Finished it off with a peanut butter bagel with honey and cinnamon sugar drizzled on top. I’ll say it again. Wow.

This is a cozy sandwich shop that makes tasty food. The atmosphere was welcoming and we were greeted promptly.
They have a lot of different sandwich options. Breakfast sandwiches are served all day. They also have a variety of lunch/​dinner sandwiches.
I got the EBC (egg, bacon, cheese) on Cuban bread. It was toasted, warm, crunchy, and delicious. The bread was a good ratio to the EBC.
Overall I would go back and try some more items especially if they are all as good as the EBC.

If I could give 5 and a half stars I would. Consistently fantastic service, locally owned and operated, fresh ingredients and great prices!
There is a menu board however they have a menu at the counter with many more options. This is my go to place for lunch and catering. I have been fortunate enough to have their Cuban, Mediterranean wrap, Veggie Capri. If you are looking for an explosion of flavor, have the Veggie Capri!

Food — 5 stars
Service — 5 stars
Highly recommend this place! I had the «old Broadway» sandwich on the recommendation of the lady at the counter and boy was it tasty! The in house made potato salad was a delicious side as well. Go here if u get the chance!

I’ve lived in Oldsmar for 3 years, and have never had a chance to visit this café. I was missing out!
The staff is extremely friendly and welcoming. They chat it up with you as you order, don’t make you feel rushed, and check in on you at your table, without being overwhelming. As a Hispanic family, this place feels like home.
And the food does not disappoint. My daughter and I both ordered ham, egg and cheese sandwiches on Cuban bread, and they were perfection. The bread was perfectly warm and soft, and the eggs were scrambled and fluffy. The café con leche was also on point.
I can’t wait to bring my hubby and have an amazing family breakfast together at this great place.

I had been wanting to try this place for a while but they are only open during the hours while I’m at work. Since I’m moving today to a place nearby I decided to call my order in, but no one answered the phone. So I ended up just driving by only to find an orange sign saying that they have been shut down by the state. Turns out they have a roach infestation. I’m becoming paranoid since it seems like a few of the places I used to frequent have had similar issues. Note to self: start making more meals at home.

As a Chinese who loves soft, soupy noodles, it is an accomplishment that I have finally learned to appreciate sandwiches. The truth is, it took me a while to get used to the slow process of chewing down a mouthful, less moisturized food. The «excessive» chewing time releases my taste buds to the hunt for flavors.
At Nosh, I have plenty to chew. The large sandwich selections remind me the similarity to a sushi menu; the creativity over the various combination of meat, vegetable and chess, serve hot or cold, satisfy patrons even a Chinese like me. I picked Reuben this time. Slightly toasted, filled with thin sliced corn beef, melt chess and creamy sauerkraut, the Reuben was well moisturized. The balanced flavor between the salty beef and vinegary vegetable was just right for me, and the creamy Russian dressing and melt cheese seamlessly united all the flavors in between two toasted rye.
$ 7.29 for the Reuben, of course, in this little Chinese brain, equivalent to a bowl of beef Phở. It is a fair deal.
At last, after all my Unilocaler friends raved about this café at Oldsmar, I finally «Noshed.» Mission accomplished.

So this morning I woke up determined that I was going to have breakfast at the Nosh Café! For years I have passed this location and never paid any attention. I went to restaurants around it and been to the hotels back there but never to the Nosh!
Fortunately Unilocal and its reviewers told me that I have been sleeping on a gem that was right in my front yard! Today I called and ordered for me and my sister. I had the French breakfast which is a buttery croissant with scrambled eggs, cheese, tomatoes and bacon and my sister she had the same thing minus the tomato and instead of bacon she wanted sausage. I went and picked it up. Service was very fast and everyone was friendly and did seem a little bit preoccupied because they were busy but that’s okay because it was packed in there. I will say business is booming and anywhere there are tons of people lined up for food that is where I want to be cuz business is poppin!
So I get home with my Sammies and I have to say that I delved into a little bit of heaven. The sandwich came wrapped up so cute and then had a little plate underneath it so that nothing spilled out. The fresh croissant was huge, the bacon was cooked to perfection and the cheesy eggs and tomatoes brought it all together. Im am just fat and happy! My sister is talkin about going there for lunch as she stuffs her face! The Nosh Café just gained two new regulars

Oh yeah baby!!! Cuban was good, potatoe salad was awesome. It had parsley and r d onion bits and a bit sweet. Different. I had the Nosh’s Scrambler! Whew. Allot of food for 6.99! The eggs were nice n moist with lots of fresh vegis, home fries were diced tiny and crispy. Omg just like home except didn’t have grilled onions. Just sayin. and like everyone says the bread was delish, hot crispy and buttered to perfection. We looked at the menu planning our next execution and couldn’t resist ordering the Elvis Sammy just after we finished breaky… Wow realllly good.

First time customer and was happily impressed. Great menu selections from salads, wraps and salads. As well as yummy sounding drink conditions that I will be trying the next time I dine here.
Was greeted warmly as soon as I entered and when the employee found out I was a first time customer, she was happy to go over the menu options. Also they seemed very flexible to sub items such as making a sandwich into a wrap or subbing the carby sides for side salads or fruit. I was especially impressed that they have fresh mint available at the drink station to add to your iced tea. Cute place and was clean and the employees were all happy and smiling and looked like they wanted to be there which is always a plus
Pro tip: parking available in the back

I’m all that bread, ’bout that bread, no trouble, I’m all that bread, ’bout that bread!!!
Great coffee, good chai, very good breakfast, but absolutely jaw dropping bread.
The Cuban bread is positively evil its so good.
I ordered the breakfast as I was in the mood for it, great eggs, crispy bacon and tasty sausage patties, the hash browns were passable but the bread was delicious apparently it’s Fraedo’s Cuban bread which explains the quality.
I’ll be back for lunch to try the Broadway Sandwich.

The prices are good and the food is decent. It’s fast and steaming hot when handed to you, so wait a bit before you bite into it or you’ll get a nasty burn.
After I ordered tea, the staff forgot about me so I hovered around the counter for a few minutes until the woman taking delivery orders finished her constant string of phone calls. People are friendly, but I couldn’t help but feel like they were a tad bit oblivious due to the rush of customers.
I was told by my friend that the bread used wasn’t actually Cuban bread. «Cuban bread,» she said, «is toastier! This isn’t it at all!» She said gas stations usually have more authentic Cubans than this. (ouch)

I really like this place. Their breakfast sandwiches are really good.
Their chai is really good.
Be careful when you bite into your Cuban breakfast sandwich. It is hot as hades. And the steam from the cheese will burn you.

The coffee here is quite good. The service is quite good.
The breakfast is good, but lunch is meh.
4 stars… I don’t do pork, but it’s not fair for me to slam a place for being pig intensive. I’m sure anyone ordering something with ham on it is in love and would give Nosh 5 stars. Since I did find some items that were delish without swine, it gets a 4, but my meat options are limited.
The Café Con Leche is perfect here. I really wanted to try a red velvet latte, but it must have been a special because they didn’t have it when I visited.
Breakfast: I had the Nova Salmon and the smoked salmon is perfect here. The bagel is toasted to perfection and they schmear on the right amount of cream cheese. I also had what I call a cheese tostada (cuban bread pressed with butter and cheese) and it was great with my coffee.
Lunch: The Bentely (without the bacon mayo) was just okay… the meat could have used more seasoning and the blue cheese wasn’t disbursed evenly… so I bite side to side and one side had no blue cheese, the other did. I really think the sandwiches depend on pork for flavor. If you read my reviews I feel all mayo does is cover the taste of real food. I think the next time I come in I’ll get the ‘Say Cheese’ since it has no meat on it.
I’ll keep coming here when convenient.