Leo's Cafe

"Conveniently located just a block off highway 101. Tucked away on a little side street. This offers the ambience of truly a small town agricultural community diner. No frills, no tablecloth just a comfortable feeling. With just nine or 10 tables inside additional seating outside. Primarily Mexican fare on the menu but a pretty wide selection. The service was great as the owner herself was our server. Come to find out it’s a family run operation. The food was certainly plentiful and mighty good. If you’re in the area, give it a try."

"Great breakfast. The Leo's omelet was fantastic"

"Great food Mexican/American cuisine. My father in law loves going there. Greeted every time with smiles and attentive service. Worth the stop on your journey. Also does a big prime rib dinner during the holidays."

"This is such a welcoming space serving good diner food. I appreciated the menu that offered breakfast and classic desayuno. I ordered from the American side and my dad ordered from the Mexican side. We both got the Leo Omlette. You honestly can't go wrong with either. My father said that eating here made him miss him morning breakfasts in Mexico."

"5/1/2021 indoor dining available. Ask the waitress and the chef will accommodate. At 1:15pm, they made an 1lb. rib eye steak with 3 eggs, rice and $1 extra to substitute for fruits. Ordered medium rare. Cooked to medium rare. The seasoning is very light, so tasted more meat. They did not tell me the price and the extra for fruits. I was shocked when the total was $41. If I had known, I would have ordered the top sirloin. The salsa is hot and flavorful"