Gloria's Cafe & Bakery

Holy cow! I needed some food to make me feel better and had a craving either a sausage biscuit or biscuits with gravy. Gloria's came through with their Texas eggs benedict, a halved biscuit with sausage and poached egg on each half, covered in sausage gravy and a side of hashbrowns. It was so good! I took mine to go but there was plenty of room inside to eat without being too near other people. SO GOOD! Update: I ate here again and got pancakes and bacon - the pancakes were amazing but don't pay extra for fruit topping, it wasn't much worth it. But the bacon! A side order is about 4 strips of thick, crispy bacon. It was a huge pile. I also got a cookie to go and it wasn't the best ever but it was pretty good.

So glad we got to experience this local cafe. Cute clean interior. Friendly and attentive waitress. It seemed she was the only one working the floor and she was hustling. Great job! The food came out in a normal expected time 5-10 min. Portions were pretty big. Both my hubby and I took half home. Price was good too, for what we ordered. Topo chico(2) $2.50 each Acapulco omelette with corn tortillas (1) $11.99 Migas plate $9.95 Would come back here for sure.

We use to order here at least once a week. Unfortunately, our order was wrong multiple times in a row and the food quality was not the same. We loved this place. Not sure what happened. The owner reached out the first time there was a bad experience, but when I let him know it happened again...no response. We love supporting local businesses and hope changes are made so more customers are not disappointed.

Fado's downtown Austin had the best corned beef hash, but closed a few years ago. I've been to a few other places but they did not compare. Went to Gloria's on Sunday and their corned beef hash skillet was on point. Crispy, that's the key. Two eggs over easy and Tabasco to top it off. Will come back on a Saturday to enjoy it with a beer. Wait, we did come back a few days later for dinner and had the Cali burrito, yummy.