Cafe Cultura - Santa Ana

Came here on a Sunday afternoon. the place was busy, but the flow to come was fast. they had a very good number of employees who help the clientele. it has the opportunity to have a seat in a busy time. the time it took to get our records was fair considering how busy it was. Now it was a bit expensive, but it was good. the staff was friendly and polite. the place is unique. definitiw is located by others. a great place to come have a bite with a group of friends.

Some places in which they go, these very home are feeling alive and this is one of the places that carries out that from the minute they go. sitting in the open and on the historic and cultural 4th street in the heart of the city. there are latte and caffes delicious. the menu is simple and we will put together. it is excellent, easy personalized and very friendly and very efficient. the place is top notch and each guest will walkout with pleasant experience.

To say that the food at this restaurant is good would be an understatement. It is absolutely delicious and satisfying. I ordered the quesadillas and was blown away by how amazing they were. They were by far the best quesadillas I have ever had. My partner ordered the breakfast torta, which was also fantastic. The drinks we had were pretty good, but the food was the highlight. I would highly recommend this restaurant, it was a perfect dining experience. 10/10.

My friends and I went to Cafe Culutra for brunch last Sunday. The food was very good. We ordered red and green chiliquiles, a breakfast burrito, cafe de olla, and bottle service for sparkling drinks. The breakfast burrito was a standout with its flavorful aioli. Both chiliquiles were tasty, but the green one stood out to me. The salsas were also delicious. The food seemed fresh and we didn't mind waiting, but there were some issues with the service. After ordering our food and drinks, we waited for our coffees for at least 20 minutes. It was not very busy when we arrived, but there was confusion with the staff which led to delays. Overall, the food was great but the service could use improvement. I would recommend the breakfast burrito and chiliquiles at Cafe Culutra.

This restaurant is one of those places that feels like home as soon as you walk in. Located on the historic and cultural 4th street in the heart of the city, sitting outside on the patio gives a lively atmosphere. They offer delicious lattes and coffees, and the menu is simple yet well put together. The service is excellent, personalized, friendly, and efficient. Overall, it is a top-notch place that will leave visitors with a pleasant experience.