Café Nhan

The food tastes good, and the pho soup is especially delicious. However, the portion of meat in the pho is rather small, and the prices are a bit too high for what you get. Another downside is that the coffee is served in paper cups, which takes away from the overall dining experience. Ceramic cups would be a better choice. The restaurant has a pleasant atmosphere, and the environment is clean and comfortable. The bathroom is also tidy and well-maintained. The server was polite, friendly, and helpful. Overall, it was a good dining experience, but I would appreciate more meat in the pho, better value for the price, and coffee served in proper cups rather than paper ones.

The woman who waited on us was wonderful and the food was delicious. I would definitely come back if I’m ever in the city again!

Cafe Nhan is so much more than just a place to eat — it genuinely feels like coming home. From the moment you walk through the door, Momma Nhan and her son Andrew treat you like family. Their warmth and kindness are something you can’t fake, and they’re a huge part of what makes this place so special. For a long time, I would religiously come here every week. Life has gotten busier lately, and I haven’t been able to visit nearly as often as I’d like, but Cafe Nhan will always hold a special place in my heart. No matter how much time has passed, coming back still feels familiar — like visiting family you haven’t seen in a while. Momma Nhan has this incredible way of making you feel cared for the second you walk in, and Andrew brings that same genuine warmth and hospitality. They remember you, talk to you, and make you feel like you’re more than just another customer. That kind of connection is rare, especially nowadays. And of course, the food is incredible — comforting, flavorful, and made with so much care. But as much as I love the food, it’s Momma Nhan and Andrew who make Cafe Nhan what it is. Some restaurants are places you go to eat. Cafe Nhan is a place you become attached to. It becomes part of your routine, your memories, and eventually a little piece of home. I’ll always have so much love for Momma Nhan, Andrew, and this special little place.