Marx Cafe Revolutionary Cuisine

I love the place. However, the atmosphere is ?… the food is good though.

Love this place. My favorites are the steak frites and the avoglemono soup!

Jazz on Sunday's super chill but the band blocked the bathrooms is the only thing I could say needs adjustment

I've dined here twice, once for a later-than-usual brunch on a Saturday in June, and once for a lunch on a weekday. We got the same server both times, but I guess we didn't make an impression because she didn't recall us at all (or maybe she just looks extremely bored all the time). Brunch was really good; I got the eggs benedict Copenhagen, and it looked delicous and tasted even better. My partner got the Marx burger, and it was delicious as well. The 2nd time we dined here wasn't nearly as memorable as the 1st, and the inside decor reminded me of a certain dive bar from my hometown. Anyways, overall a good experience, but brunch is probably their best meal.

Poorly run. Wanted to sit and have a full meal for 3. There's a soccer game on, OK. For some reason at the communist restaurant we weren't able to just share a 4 person table that 1 person was occupying. Half the tables were done and just sitting there nursing a drink. Maybe have options for the fans to watch games outside too so inside tables can be flipped quicker or allow sharing. Plenty of other places in the city to go.