Little Heart Cafecito

"Such a cute spot and the food is incredible! Ordered the Los Alamos Burrito and both a hot and iced churro latte. I could have this combo every day on repeat it was so incredible. The people that took my order were so kind as well. Absolutely recommend!"

"It hurts my corazoncito to write this review. I was looking forward to try this coffee shop in the public market given the stellar reviews and recommendations. Yet, it didn’t meet the hype or expectations. I came in on a Sunday morning with my partner. Of course there was a line given its popularity but that moved briskly. The menu is semi-hidden on a side wall away from the register so you can’t view it while waiting in line until its decision time. Some printed menus would be ideal. The gal at the register was friendly (hence the second star), however, our experience went downhill from there. We each ordered a burrito plus a coffee drink. They were unfortunately out of the Churro Latte—no biggy, it must be popular and worth returning for. I went with a basic vanilla oat milk latte, while my partner had an iced oat milk Cafe de Olla. Both drinks were very palatable (I preferred my partner’s choice), however, my drink wasn’t hot, not even luke warm. I returned to the counter and the barista did not give me a pleased look when I asked for a fresh latte, however, he did remake it after a short wait. I understood that they were busy but am paying for an item I can enjoy. They provide you with a buzzer after ordering while you wait to come retrieve your food when it’s ready. We waited, and waited, and waited—as did several groups ahead and after us. Eventually after 30 minutes I sent my partner to the counter to check on our order’s status. Sure enough our’s and everyone else’s food orders were sitting there. Not one buzzer was rung. If the system was down, the register should not be handing them out and instead call out names like the coffee orders. Two other groups went up after us to the counter to realize the same thing. They were out of all of the normal Corazón Cocina salsa options except for a mild green one. When we opened up our burritos they were thankfully warm but one was the Los Alamos and another El Carpintero. We ordered the same burrito…? We didn’t want to wait longer so we ate them anyhow. Sadly, the burritos were watery and full of filler vegetables (onion, bell peppers with minimal eggs or meat). Nothing was good about them. Regardless of the hype, I don’t plan to return here and will go to Caje or Crushcakes nearby."

"Was looking for a good breakfast burrito. Found it, ordered the Chilaquiles added birria and had them wrap in in a tortilla. It was awesome!! Thank you again!"

"Ramon Velasquez does it again with this little gem inside the Public Market. Great breakfast and fantastic coffee's. A must stop in the morning before coming back for ceviche at lunch next door."