Cafe Kacao: A Culinary Journey Through Latin American Breakfast and Brunch

We use your in our seat time was only about 30 minutes, which is really good! As soon as you walk in, everybody was really friendly! I think the friendliness of the staff made up for the lack of space. But other than that, the food was incredible. 10 out of 10 on the food. I had the lomo saltado And it was excellent. The food came out pretty quick as well despite being a very packed restaurant!!!! Highly recommend this dish. Can't wait to go back.

The food here is incredibly good and well worth the wait! I have tried several things off the menu and each one has a completely different flavor profile. And each one was delicious! Highly recommend getting a specialty coffee, the orange zest latte is my FAVE! Weekday mornings are less busy than weekend mornings!

The service and atmosphere here are wonderful. Though you always want to jump in the virtual line first. The coffee is amazing and they have a really unique menu! Since the remodel they have gotten rid of the handful of vegetation and pescatarian options available. If you are vegetarian or pescatarian there is now only 1 appetizer and 1 savory option. Beyond that you either get pancakes or French toast. For this, they lose a point.

Food was terrific. Very authentic. Fair pricing. Drinks and coffee were delish!! Will be going back again soon. Just join the waitlist Early.. wait times are HOURS long. Hands down would be 5 stars if wait times were shorter

Met my bestie here for brunch. OMG! It was so freaking good and the portions are huge. We could have split a plate and still had leftovers. The wait was about 15mins and we used that time to take photos at the mural. Once seated our server was prompt and came right over to get drink orders. The inside is so cute. It's a little small but we didn't feel crowded. I can't wait to come back and try more of the menu. Even my picky husband wants to come try it.

They are worth all the awards they receive. The service is spectacular every single time I go and the food is always full of flavor and prepared with immense love. The interior is so refreshing since the renovation. Bright, colorful, airy, and reminds you of a Latin resort. The murals on the exterior are a great addition and give great curb appeal and space for the perfect photo backdrop. Make sure to order the french toast and the cafe cubano. They are both mind blowing.

Like others said this is one of the absolute best brunch spots in okc! The ambiance is nice, though crowded. (We went on a Saturday morning). The food was exceptional. I ordered the chilaquiles, and they were some of the best I've ever had. The flavor comes through in every bite and the portions were well above expectation. My group ordered a variety of items, and everyone loved their plates. I tried the Nutella pancakes that a friend ordered and they were light, fluffy and full of flavor. I certainly recommend, and we will be back soon!

The food was worth the wait! It was slightly misleading when it came to the Yelp waitlist. I placed myself on the waitlist at 9am on a Saturday and ended up having to wait an extra 45 min once arriving past my estimated time to have a table. However, the food, atmosphere, and service was overall worth the wait. Just be prepared to wait!

The ambience is small and cozy; perfect for a nice date, but horrible if you are waiting outside. The food is incredible; the meals are shareable and the cocoa & espresso is one of the best mochas I've had. The service is welcoming and friendly; they need to find a solution for the massive wait time. Try getting there by 8:00. Btw -- you must try the churro

My friend has been raving about this place since she moved and the 1.5 hr wait on a Wednesday morning told me that she's onto something! Super vibrant and cute restaurant for sure. Parking is a whole situation so get ready to go in circles or go into the overflow across the street (freshly paved parking doesn't count lol). It was my last morning in OK so I said YOLO (y2k'r here) and ordered the Nutella latte, the Nutella pancakes and the Cuban burrito. If I see a Nutella latte, I'm going to order it because I'm a pessimist and I've yet to try one that actually tastes like Nutella. While their version was rich, it just tasted like regular chocolate. The pancakes were huge and thick, covered in what was like flan pudding or a custard, which made it unique and tasty. It came with a whole banana and Nutella syrup. I could get an aftertaste of Nutella but the overall dish was delicious. The burrito was amazing, tbh. Flavorful with differing sauces, the maduro was great and the vaca was tender. I tried my friend's French toast and wow. Crispy, a little overdone in some corners, but honestly it was really good. Service-wise, our waitress was very sweet and attentive. Overall, I can see the hype with this place. Do yourself a favor and join their wait-list through Google and visit if you're near.