Cafe Wylde

Food is amazing, cool vibe I definitely recommend! The chef takes great pride in his food I was very impressed. Went with my carnivore boyfriend, and he also loved the vegan food.

If you're on a time crunch though, maybe this isn't the best spot.

Delicious vegan food. Prepare for the wait, everything is prepared fresh. But all so good, it's worth the wait! I've been here a handful of times. I like their smoothies, filling and only comes in one size which is a lot for what you pay for. There's indoor and outdoor seating. I love the rustic, organic feel at Cafe Wylde.

Pictured: bukhan jackfruit tacos, & I forget what smoothie I got

Tried the salad and one of their smoothies. Both were excellent in flavor and preparation.

Service was lackluster... pleasant but disinterested.

Would return for the food. Good place for healthy flavorful tasty eating

Lived a block away from this place for over 2 years and never went here. It just was never on my radar but after switching to vegan it has become a staple now.

I'm lucky to have such a delicious cafe near my home. Better yet I don't have to worry about non vegan issues. I always feel like a bougie Karen asking for vegan options at any other restaurant lol. This is the first restaurant I been to where there was more than a handful of things to eat.

Staff is a delight as well. So nice and even offered some great tips for food at home.

Small mom n pop place everything made fresh. Had the soup and grilled cheese sandwich. Both very flavorful. The soup is served more tepid than steaming hot. The service is friendly and prompt. The seating is pretty cool made up of eclectic furniture

Food is excellent, tastes fresh and yummy but food service is slow. Took almost 40 min to get our food. Ambiance of the cafe is very quaint and cozy.

They have great food! But definitely call before you go because it might not be available or they may be busy.

I went here simply out of closest place to get a coffee.
With any sense of planning, I would meet friends at The Narrative Coffee Shop. That is warm and inviting. It is organized and well established.

Oddly, the cafe was out of all milks and it was coconut milk or bust. I bet Narrative doesn't run out of milk. If they do I am sure they compensate patrons in some way.

This is rather inexcusable in a cafe that appears to survive on coffee. With two Cafe Wylde baristas inside--one completely ignored my existence and the other, a guy who was was cool, attentive, and hard working--why isn't the idle one running to or back from a g store w/ a half gallon of skim and 2%.

To be fair, I don't usually go with coco milk. But yet, regardless, the drink wasn't very hot and it wasn't blended well. I couldn't taste the chocolate or syrups. I think it would have been fair to sell me the drink without the coco milk up-charge. After the tip--generous, I add--I realized this was nearly $10.00. The not too long ago $5, now Sbux $7+ grandes, seem like a deal.

These, I wish they were only details, just may be the main reason why I was the only client there when ordering.

Cafe Wylde is a bit randomly wild in its identity too. I can tolerate satisfactory coffee if the establishment is comfy and cozy. It could use an interior designer or someone who is willing obsessed with HDTV.

The front with its concrete floors and gray counter reminded me of one of little poor Vietnamese houses in Hanoi that double as a store front. An orphaned display case with unorganized fruit that looked old and bruised.

Then it has a bit of an eloquent spiral staircase that assessed to a small random Juliet balcony. I think they're trying. It's just a coffee and bruised fruit they're featuring.

Ordered a matcha drink... it was extremely sweet (tasted like a marshmallow) ,had no matcha taste to it at all. I brought it up to the counter and asked if they could do anything, she offered to add milk or water to the drink, which watered it down even more. It then tasted like sweet, watered down milk. Was very disappointed after paying almost $8 for a matcha I couldn't enjoy or even drink.

I have been wanting to try this place for months, but something has always come up. I was finally able to come in for dinner and I really wish I hadn't.

We arrived at about 4:45 pm on Sunday night and the place was empty except for a table of two. The interior looked clean but wasn't super warm or inviting, just some wobbly tables and chairs.

The guy at the counter wasn't super friendly, but undeterred we grabbed menus and sat down to look through our options. The menu was full of enticing options so we ended up ordering a variety of dishes and two drinks.

No sooner had we arrived, other customers came in and it became pretty busy. It appeared there were only two guys working and they were hustling to take care of everyone.

First, we received our avocado dip served inside an avocado shell with some crackers. The dip was a warm and creamy treat, but I did find some black hairs around the shell on the plate.

Our drinks arrived next. One was a matcha, which was poorly made and full of clumps at the bottom and the other was their sesame smoothie, which was pretty good.

Our four entrees arrived: the jackfruit burrito, bukhan tacos, pesto pasta, and the special, which was a pesto sandwich.

The jackfruit burrito was fine but wasn't very full. The pesto sandwich was pesto spread on ciabatta bread with veggies as the filling. Again, there was very little filing, but it was a good sandwich. With the burrito and sandwich, it felt like they were running out of ingredients since it was coming to the end of the day, so they just used what they had even if it wasn't full.

I had the bukhan tacos, which were packed with jackfruit and pickled veggies. I ate one and it was delicious, however, the second and third tacos also had hairs so I tossed them both.

The pasta was a tiny portion served on a very large bed of spinach. It was a wonderful looking presentation. The one bite I did take was delicious, but I found more hairs and ended up tossing this dish as well.

I know others have had great experiences here, but we did not, which is too bad. There aren't too many vegan options and I was looking forward to adding another place to our list.