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Pine Street Cafe at Silver Sycamore
Welcome to Pine Street Cafe at Silver Sycamore, a hidden gem nestled in the heart of Pasadena, Texas. This quaint café is not just about food; it offers an experience, reminiscent of a cozy escape from the bustling city. Located at 5111 Pine Ave, this charming spot invites you to savor delicious brunch and lunch dishes in a setting that feels like home.
From the moment you step inside, the warm hospitality greets you. The owner is often on hand, ensuring guests feel welcomed, while the attentive staff amplifies the experience. The café itself is situated in a beautifully preserved bungalow dating back to the 1920s, surrounded by historic structures, lending a unique charm to your visit. Many patrons describe it as a delightful little nook, perfect for enjoying a relaxing meal.
The menu shines with delectable options like the Sycamore Benedict and the generously portioned Insane Burger. It's a haven for breakfast lovers, with dishes like cinnamon French toast and flavorful chicken and waffles that leave a lasting impression. Guests rave about the southern comfort food that hits the spot whether you're visiting for a weekend brunch or a casual lunch. Reviewers like Dierdre Lehman emphasize that although the cafe isn't a "trendy" eatery, the flavors and portions certainly deliver comfort in every bite.
For those with a taste for sweet endings, the homemade desserts like peach cobbler are a must-try. The complimentary outdoor seating option enhances the experience, especially on lovely days where you can enjoy your meal surrounded by the café’s serene and vibrant grounds. People have enjoyed dining al fresco, sharing laughs over drinks like the creative sangria flight or the refreshing Southern Lemonade.
Pine Street Cafe at Silver Sycamore is more than just a café; it’s a local landmark offering a tangible connection to the past while serving up modern comfort dishes. With consistently positive reviews across the board, it’s safe to say that this is a spot worth revisiting. Whether you’re stopping by for their famous eggs Benedict or eager to explore new dishes, you’re sure to leave with a satisfied palate and fond memories.
For a taste of southern hospitality and comfort food in a picturesque setting, make your way to Pine Street Cafe. Be prepared for a dining experience that’ll keep you coming back for more!
People talk
Our Guestbook
“ First time eating her food was good and nice little quiet place. ”
“ Nice little spot that feels like an escape from Pasadena. Cool grounds. As for cafe, food was delicious, but small portions for the price...location and setting probably influences that. Good first time experience. Will probably return and have eggs Benedict again, but wife will try something different than the migas. Plate was half empty and left something to be desired and wife isn't a big eater. Drinks are good. Peach cobbler was good. Son enjoyed the chicken and waffles. Daughter liked the omelette. On a nice day, the outdoor seating was great. ”
“ Unbeknownst to me, I was greeted by the owner when I walked in. She was very friendly and her staff. The food was absolutely scrumptious. The atmosphere is delightful. The cafe is a very cute and quaint. Definitely will be dining in again! ”
“ The restaurant is a building near the front, nice little nook with a homey feeling and staff with great hospitality. We ordered the brunch burger, sycamore Benedict, cinnamon French toast, and flight of mimosas and everything was just right. Would recommend for breakfast/brunch. ”
“ Generous and delicious portions. This place is not a “trendy” or gourmet restaurant, but it’s a solid southern comfort, quaint place with really good food. We stopped by for lunch because we were in the area and because it is a unique place, settled amongst a cluster of historic looking buildings, including a “hotel & saloon”, chapel and post office, concert stage and park-like area. The whole campus is a pretty little, kitschy event venue. The little Pine Street Cafe is set up in a 1920’s bungalow with separate rooms for more intimate dining spaces. The menu is breakfast, brunch and lunch and includes an adult beverage menu. We had the “Insane Burger” with fries, Lentil Sausage Soup, a Sangria “Flight” and a “Southern Lemonade”. Everything was excellent. Our server Brittney almost persuaded us to try some of their homemade pies, but we were too stuffed to even think about it (and we shared the burger!)... maybe next time! ”
“ 4 stars I really love this little spot — it has such a cozy charm, especially the outdoor seating, which is perfect for relaxing with my family. The food is consistently delicious and keeps me coming back. However, I do think the service could use some improvement. The servers don’t check in much during the meal, and I often find myself wishing someone would offer more water or ask if we need anything else. It’s a great place overall, and I hope the service catches up to the quality of the food and atmosphere! ”
“ just left here and all i can say is wow so yummy!! i dont feel gross after eating which is an amazing sign. super cute area for many photo opportunities. its literally a red dead redemption saloon sorta deal in the backinside is so comfy and homey feeling!! amazing portions!! i got the brunch burger, i did not put it down once. so flavorful yet sweet and fresh and just awesome. my mom got the sycamore 2’s, she has been on a diet due to being diagnosed with cirrhosis of the liver type 4. she stays away from any meat for her good and by choice she consumes gluten free products and chicken/turkey meats. she subbed the pancake for a french toast and she said it was perfect not too sweet not too soggy at all. i get my dogs groomed nearby here so i will def come here in the meantime while they get their spa treatment i also got grapefruit juice in which i thought it was tasty!! taking home a coconut pie which i am very excited about10/10 would come again also met a friendly cat outside which is your choice to interact with it but you only live once so of course i meowed at it ”
“ Way underrated. Maybe because it's in Pasadena, but not enough folks know about this cute brunch/lunch spot on an even cuter event venue. Great coffee too. Got the Pine Street Eggs Benedict when i came, and a piece of coconut cream pie. Felt like home. Absolutely check these folks out. ”