The Burrow Cafe

Hofstra ETH

This was my first experience eating at this restaurant, I spent $56 on three items (lox, omelette and crepe) plus tip. On the surface it looks hip and professional but the execution was les than average at best. I ordered lox and was told they ran out of capers and chives but agreed to order. Then I was told they didn’t have the bagel. The food took close to 25 minutes to arrive. No water was brought and it did not look that busy. Then the food arrived on paper plates with disposable plastic silver wear. We were again told that they didn’t have jelly for the toast, salsa for the omelette or even potatoes as they had ran out of everything. Well what do you have ?? Maybe just take off the menu if you don’t have instead of ordering and telling after the fact. I give the food a 5/10. Presentation 2/10 and overall experience a 2/10. I would not recommend this place if you are looking for an exceptional experience. For the money there are far better places near by.

Amanda Camaro

Yummy food so and cute environment. The staff were really friendly; I got the strawberry cheesecake crepes and an iced chai tea latte. Delicious!

Beth Jones

Sweet crepe was served chilled with very little filling. Savory crepe lack gourmet taste. Expensive for what we got. Iced tea was brewed two days prior, however they rectified and brewed me a fresh cup. Service is on paper plates and plastic ware. Nothing special.

Miss Astrum

As of 2022, the only place in ABQ to get quality crepes. *Watch out over the weekends, SUPER busy because of limited time sweet-flavors (co-owner told me so).* The book wall is my favorite feature of the cafe. I believe every order is made fresh, so don't go in for a rush order or get impatient. The staff does work really hard, bussing your own table helps a long way and gives the future customer a pleasant experience like I had.