Mimi's Cafe - Parkway-South Sacramento

Was out running an errand for a neighbor and stopped in for a bite. I was greated and seated quickly. Robert was my server and he helped me navigate the menu because l have some food allergies. My food and drink came in a timely manner and hit the spot perfectly. Thank you for the excellent service Robert. Will pop in again.

I miss the Mimi's Cafe in my area. Had to drive over 1 hour to find this one and wasn't disappointed.

I really enjoy eating here. Love the salmon and the muffins.Parking: Plenty of parking space, handicap spaces, indicated pick up parking space

The pot roast is to die for! Great server, very attentive.

I dined in here on a Saturday, the parking lot was almost completely empty and it appeared nobody was eating here even when stepping into the restaurant. They did happen to be open with only one other group of customers dining in. The interior of this spot looks outdated and has a home like look being a chain restaurant they try to make it feel as if you are dining in a local setting. Sitting alone with none of the other tables with other patrons felt certainly strange compared to dining at somewhere else such as B.J. 's across the street. Our server seemed friendly and accommodating, but the food was a disgrace. Chicken pot pie and brioche cheeseburger with a side of au gratin is what consisted of our order. The chicken pot pie was not even a pie it 's chicken filling looked and tastes bland and frozen and the pie crust is no where compared to any pie crust I 've had, it was more like a cracker that they placed on top of the bowl. The burger tasted frozen and was way too fatty not to even mention the insane amount of sauce they put on the burger to hide the horrendous fact that it is frozen. I have never seen so much fat/oil used on a food item that their au gratin potatoes used it was oblivious how oily and greasy it was. I would not recommend trying somewhere else for better dine in experience such as the personal favorite Black Bear Diner just a half mile down the road.