Cafe Under the Bridge

A nice quiet place to grab some breakfast, lunch or an early dinner. Like most people, I discovered this place by accident. Oh, and if it’s a concern, this café is up a few stairs and so is not wheelchair accessible. It is right across the street from Moonstruck’s St. Johns factory.
They serve burgers, sandwiches, and such, though really I just keep coming back for their small, but delicious selection of Mexican food. Being a café, they also serve coffee and espresso of course. And thus far, this is the only place where I have seen Kahlua-​flavored syrup – score! I can’t wait to bring some friends up to have lunch on the sunny patio of my favorite new secret spot.

Went here for breakfast today. This small, never know its there without being nearby, spot was interesting. It is located on an upstairs level in a building used by many businesses. They serve breakfast all day and had 2 beers on tap as well as a few bottles. The cookies where homemade and about everything else too.
I had the french toast. It was made on a super hearty wheat. Three pieces for like 4.50, I only could eat half. The butter tasted different, sweet and creamy, don’t really know why I am talking about butter.
The menu has a few Mexican dishes including a breakfast burrito. The patties for their burgers are not preformed, and I am not sure what kind of beef they use.
It is worth checking out for the amazing view of the bridge! The outdoor patio is huge with a lot of plants, and unique artwork. There was nothing standout-​ish but what I had was good. I wanna go back and try a few of their other home style cooking options. I am glad to have found another place within walking distance for breakfast/