Cafe 94

This place was recommended to me by a friend. Four of us went in and ordered the chicken tortilla soup. When the food came out the conversation ended. Delicious.

Excellent customer sevice. A hole in the wall little place along the 94 hwy. We stopped by here after seeing the reviews. All of the other customers were also motorcyclists.
We had the Carne asada chimichanga and the Chile relleno. Very yummy. The chimichanga had a lot of tostado to it so I pulled half of it off to not eat all of the carbs… Carne asade was wonderfully flavored. The Chile relleno had a kick to it. I’d get sour cream on it (and we did) if you don’t want it spicey…
Love this place. Glad we stopped by!

As it always has been… This is a great place to stop for breakfast, brunch or lunch at some point during your weekend ride! The people are friendly and there is always a place to put your gear! I always get the breakfast burrito. It’s delicious and always filling! Safe travels!!!

Café 94 is the BEST place to stop for breakfast when you’re riding the 94. We are always greeted with smiles and a hug every time we come in and they always remember us! I love how motorcycle friendly they are and accommodating to all kinds of bikers. The food is perfectly comforting and the salsa is on point! I always leave the café with a food coma and struggle to get back on the bike but it’s so worth it! When they left the old location and were gone for a little bit we were SO sad that we hardly rode the 94, the café makes it worth driving an hour just to get to the meet spot! I hope they never leave!

I came in here for some breakfast on my way home to Campo. I had heard about this place from my man who use to ride with a motorcycle group and they’d stop here for a bite. I really enjoyed my hot coffee and country fried steak and eggs with a side of biscuits and gravy. One of my favorite dishes to order. Glad to know another good place not too far when I need a break from cooking.

This place has improved greatly since we were here a couple of years ago.
DH had a hamburger, which was accompanied by a generous serving of onion rings. He said it was nothing spectactular, but was OK. I had the chicken tostada. There were *two* tostada’s on the plate, and accompanying rice and beans. Well enough to make two meals. The chicken tostada was not salty, as they often are, which was a nice change. The rice was a touch salty, and set off the tostada very well.

Went here with over 20 Harley rides and they where very accomadeting and Wounderful !!! Food was grate and staff was enjoyable. Only 4 of us had to wait for our food every one very fast. Thank you again café 94 .
From: the El Cajon HOG group !!!
Thank you.

Good food, great (family) service, very small town place. No pictures?! Let me fix that

Café 94 is almost as great as the ride to get there! I had to post something on this cool, old tyme café out in the middle of nowhere along Old 94. A friend told me about this great motorcycle ride through the hills outside of San Diego with a great destination and I am stoked I took the ride.
Café 94 is a tiny restaurant, counter seating (diner style) and some booths, that is attached to one of the coolest old school general stores I have been to. I grew up around these kind of little general stores… creeky wooden floors, narrow isles, cash registers that are not computers, and smiling nice people.
The food at Café 94 has all kind of good food, home made everything, but primarily mexican fare — since it’s only about 1 mile from the border! It is a beautiful country setting and you feel a thousand miles away from the city, even though it’s only about 1 hour out!
This is a popular motorcycle rider stop and if you ride out you are sure to get into some great conversations with bikers and get to see some great bikes! And the ride on Old 94 is outstanding. hills, canyons, peaks, hairpins, long banked turns to lay into at high speed… the best ride I have done in SD for sure!
Obviously a secluded spot, but if you ride you should know about it!