Limonata - Isleta Pueblo

I've been here only a few times and the reason is the old trick: portions in the case look larger in front but the ones closest to their side, that they pull out, are way smaller, yep and for what they charge is ridiculous and the food is just mediocre, the service is really slow.

This is an awesome Cafe and Breakfast spot with amazing crepes! I love the Albuquerque decor and there's plenty of patio seating on nice days. I'd highly recommend checking this place out.

Limonata earns five stars for its divine homemade salsa and decadent warm chocolate raspberry croissant. Their veggie burrito, paired with chipotle sauce, is a flavor explosion. But what truly sets them apart is their delightful hospitality, making future visits a must for me.

This is a cute coffee shop with a bright interior, and I've been coming in sporadically for the last 13 years or so. The counter staff are chill and helpful.The food is a tad on the bizarre side, but maybe I'm no longer as adventurous with my food. It's also fairly pricey.The drinks are always good, and the pastries are hit or miss. There's a lot of local art that impresses itself on the atmosphere, and some of it is... unpleasant to view. But that is my personal taste. You might like it.The building is older, and there seem to be lots of spaces to study, both inside and on the outdoor patio. It's an interesting vibe. Wheelchair accessibility: Older building. The main dining room is accessible. I can't remember if there are accessible entrances. Probably one or two steps, but there might be a ramp in the front. The bathroom is tiny and in an awkward hall. It is not wheelchair accessible at all.

Great little place. Super friendly folks to me and my dog. Not busy during the brunch rush. Don't know why, because it should be. I had the breakfast crepe. Dog had a complimentary treat.