Antique Row Cafe

This is my go-​to spot after a hard morning hike or workout. It’s walking distance from my boyfriend’s place and usually never had a line. I’ve gotten the veggie omelet the past few times with fruit and their homemade biscuit. They have enormous portions and Really great collection of antique wall décor. It’s really a staple on the North Park community.

Great food, good atmosphere, fast service, large portions, and the potato cake is a must have

I was very impressed by this place. I expected a greasy local diner and while it’s a locals spot that is a breakfast/​lunch diner, it’s a little gem with great food. There was a 10 – 15 min wait which is nothing on a Sunday morning. They have coffee, water and cut up muffins while you wait which is nice.
My fav part… The cinnamon roll! It was amazing! Pure cream cheese frosting and a soft, chewy roll was decadent. I was torn between that and the amazing looking biscuits, but next time! The server said they’re known for them.
I got the Irish croissant, which has corn beef, spinach and hollandaise in a fresh, fluffy croissant and it was delicious. It melted in my mouth. The side of fruit was the only bummer, it was all hard and not in season but it happens.
I also was so impressed with the service! The host was a younger guy and was so friendly and accommodating, getting us water for our pup and an umbrella where the sun hit a little strong. Our server was also great. She was knowledgeable, not too intrusive and so friendly. A smile can go a long way in the service industry and everyone here had a very welcoming one.
We walk over since we live nearby but street parking is decent for Normal Heights.
We will we back and recommend for the other locals!

Antique Row is your place for good old-​fashion Breakfast. I’ve only eaten from the Early Bird Special menu for 5.99 $ and it’s great. You get a lot of food so it’s best to come hungry. This place also makes their own fresh baked goods on certain days. They also have a variety of coffees and flavors. My favorite is the black coffee with vanilla.
As far as service goes, they really make you feel welcomed and comfortable. I find it easy to get personal with the lovely waiters here, such sweet people! :) They are very willing to comply to your likes or needs also.
To top it off they play a bunch of oldies from the 50’s to 80’s, which helps with the home-​like feeling this place gives.

Amazing! Came in to kill an hour and get some breakfast for my hair apt and I’m in love! The omelet I ordered came out so fast and was sooooo yummy. I wish I loved closer. Best part… the music was so cheesy it was perfect, love this spot.

I had a wonderful breakfast here with a friend. The service is warm and friendly. The location itself make you feel like you are going back in time a bit (I’m sure anyone born in the 90s has no idea who anyone on the wall is).
The food is good. We ordered a Betty boop french toast which unfortunately was a bit much… on the sweet side it was amazing just a bit too much to handle (btw the portions are unbelievably huge).
Good vibe here, I’d be willing to come again

Just the sweetest ladies when it comes to customer service. The young lady with the glasses, I cant remember her name but she remember my name which made me feel special. The food has always been spectacular even though they’re open short hours throughout the day, Antique Row is one of my favorite restaurants in San Diego.

Excellent. Excellent. Excellent. Huge portions and great taste. Better than Hash House if you want a more down to earth atmosphere. Had the Irish Croissant and it was severe with a steak knife. Steak knife. Yes. It was needed.

This is one of my favorite breakfast spots in my neighborhood. Everyone is super nice, and the food comes out quick. There’s outdoor seating if you wanna bring your pup (s). Gotta try their biscuits! They’re so awesome!

They have pumpkin spice coffee for the season!!! Hell yeah!!!
Portions are huge, food is delicious, and very accommodating for large groups. We got there around 11 on a Sunday morning and they were able to push some tables together and let us sit outside. Excellent.
Service was quick and very attentive. Good location. Will definitely be back.

Total mom and pop spot with hearty portions and great service.
We had the Greek omelette, the Denver Omelette (I wish they had been more generous with the turkey!), a chicken steak sandwich, and the Irish Croissant. The homemade biscuits and potatoes as a side were definitely what made this place… order them if you can! The prices came out to be about the same as if we had gone to Hash House or Café 21, but for the ambiance and the cute décor, it was worth it. Definitely a place to come to for comfort food and a lazy Sunday.

If you were raised somewhere in the south and you enjoyed breakfast served by your mom, then you have come to the right place. I have been here about 8 times and plan on coming back as often as possible. We had the French toast, which was simply awesome.

I want this place to be good. I have tried to like it, 6 or 7 times. It’s just awful. The food quality is abysmal.
Stick to the biscuits and sticky buns– they are literally the only thing on the menu worth spending money on at Antique Row.

The Pumpkin Spice Coffee is in!!!
Come & enjoy a delicious hot cup of the the following fresh brewed flavored coffees:
*Pumpkin Spice (for the Season)
*French Vanilla (year round)
*Hazelnut (year round)
Also: house brewed regular, decaf & espresso!
Pair any of these tasty coffees with the homemade Cinnamon Rolls or buttery buttermilk biscuits (before they sell out) All made fresh daily!

Best breakfast hands down.
My friends and I take a yearly trip to San Diego
From the San Fernando Valley to watch the Raider /​Charger game and this is the must stop place for breakfast.
We got lost a couple of years back and we ended up at this amazing Café.
If you are in the Area stop and enjoy some great breakfast and service.

I took off a star because these two men (definitely regulars) were chain smoking cigars next to me and I could barely breath. It was disgusting. I understand that these two men have probably been going there for years, but to allow them to ruin other people’s dining experience is really not ok. Not the mention there were also babies at a table nearby.
Besides that the food was great, coffee was great, and staff was excellent.
This would have been a higher review if the staff addressed the cigar smoker. That’s not my job. And as soon as it happened I lost my appetite, we asked for boxes and left.

My fiancé often come here for breakfast before work. There’s usually no one here at 6:45am. So the service is super fast. I recommend ordering one of their sunrise specials. They come in huge portions and its super cheap.
I love all the vintage décor– has the diner feel without being in a diner.

Average food, average service. Street parking available down the block.
I’ve eaten here 6 times and ordered a variety of menu items. It’s just like other breakfast places: benedicts, waffles, omelets, etc. The only thing that ever stood out was the Sticky Buns that they make on Fridays. WHOA. Huge, buttery and delicious!
I’d come here to eat if I was already in the neighborhood. Or if I was in the mood for a Sticky Bun.

Location:
This is on the corner of Adams and 30^th. You can see it right from the street as it is literally on the corner. Plenty of street parking.
Décor:
Usually sit outside. Has like plastic tables and chairs. Not sure about what it looks inside. It is windy so go on a hot day.
Food & Drinks:
We get the Benedict and Omelette. I would say those are pretty good. The main star for me was the Potato cake and Great Biscuit. The homemade biscuit was so good with a little bit of honey and those potato cakes were so delicious. I would definitely come here for those for something different than those other brunch places.
Great Biscuit and Potato Cake Eating my friends!

I’ve always seen this place on my way to go eat at Café 21 right down the street, so I decided to finally give this place a try.
Given a friendly welcome on the way end, our server showed us to our table early Sunday morning. After sitting down I was offered some coffee, I couldn’t pass up on their pumpkin spice coffee. The coffee had a very strong pumpkin taste and tasted freshly brewed, a good way to start off breakfast.
Upon scanning the menu, I just decided on some simple buttermilk pancakes (
) with a side of eggs and bacon (
). Pancakes were huge and fluffy, they weren’t terribly sweet, so I decided to add on some of their syrup. Pancakes tasted great, and large portion, only finished half of it. My eggs were cooked great, but the bacon was a little too salty for my taste. On the side I asked for some guacamole (
) which had a weird color to it, but it tasted like pretty good guac.
My friend ordered the your way omelette (
) which gave you the ability to select four ingredients. The omelette was huge but under cooked, the eggs were too runny still. They gave her a side of fruit and corn tortillas (
) with salsa, the salsa turned out to be disappointing as it had too much of a tomatoy taste to it.
Service was great, my pumpkin coffee kept getting refills. The food was above average in my opinion, and the portions were huge. The bill only came out to around twenty bucks and some change, a really good deal for the amount of food and drinks we ordered. Will defintely be returning again for some breakfast.