Vintage Cafe & City Deli
W 63N674 Washington Ave, Cedarburg, WI, 53012
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Address :
W 63N674 Washington Ave
Cedarburg, WI, 53012 - Phone (262) 377-4001
- Website https://www.vintagecafecedarburg.com/
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Opening Hours
- Mon :11:00 am - 4:00pm
- Mon : 11:00 am - 4:00pm
Specialities
- Takes Reservations : Yes
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good For : Lunch
Parking : Street
Bike Parking : Yes
Wheelchair Accessible : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Ambience : Casual
Noise Level : Quiet
Alcohol : Beer & Wine Only
Outdoor Seating : Yes
Wi-Fi : Free
Has TV : No
Waiter Service : Yes
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Julie L.
Enjoyed a delicious portabella and roasted vegetable wrap. A little on the messy side but well worth it. Looking forward to trying additional sandwiches!
(4)Matt R.
Overall it's pretty "meh". You're not going to get a bad meal. But it's not going to be great either. And for two kids and two adults who got water, $45 was pretty pricey for the experience.
(3)David L.
Nice respite for a quiet lunch. Sandwiches, soups and salads were decent, a bit bland and unremarkable; good if you have a sensitive stomach maybe. Summer on the patio is delightful!
(4)Tammy F.
Pure zen. Delicious sandwiches. A fun cute rustic atmosphere that fits perfectly with Cedarburg. I love coming here!
(5)Kyle B.
Wonderful atmosphere and dishes. The owner was super accommodating and the soup was tasty. Our favorite place for a quiet lunch.
(5)Hungry H.
Bombing around Cedarburg we stopped in here for lunch. My wife had the Roma which was very good, nice fresh bread with good tomatoes and fresh lettuce, not a lot to the sandwich but really well put together. We shared the Chicken Nacho Soup which was awesome!! I had "The Cuban" (Ham & Pork) on a panini. I really liked the sandwich however it could of used just a little bit of something else, maybe another sauce other than mustard, don't get me wrong the sandwich was very good, but not five stars good!!!
(4)Katie S.
Cedarburg is a lot like Door County for me, only a lot closer to home. What is it about quaint-ness that makes me spend money? All that peaceful charm just makes me break out the wallet. Obviously it's all justified by all the strolling along you do and the heavy lifting as a result of the purchasing. But all that buying and exercising makes me hungry! Anyways, we asked a couple of shop owners where to eat and all of them said Vintage had tasty snacks. They were right. We arrived about noon and there was a significant line at the counter. We ordered the chicken dumpling soup, some pasta salad, a PB&J panini, and a Cuban panini. It was all rather expensive, but see my earlier notes about breaking out the wallet. I'm not about to be cheap with bags dripping off my arms. We found spots out back by the river with the other diners and the food arrived lickety split! We didn't realize how good sitting down after all that walking would feel and it was quite pleasant on their patio. The soup and pasta salads were very good. The PB & J sandwich (it's a hot panini) was super yummy, and almost more like dessert because it was all melty. The Cuban panini was exceptional. It wasn't quite the classic recipe, but who cares, it was freakin delicious! The staff were all very nice and I watched a server come out and take an elderly couple's order from their table instead of making them stand in line to order up front with the rest of us. That was nice of them. If you need a quick tasty bite in Cedarburg, Vintage would be a great choice!
(4)Chris M.
The staff at this cute underground cafe are top notch. However, we thought the food was a bit overpriced. We ordered two bowls of soup, and split a panini. The portions were large and the soup was homemade and served hot. Nothing to complain about, but also nothing to write home about either. If we visited again, we would give the deli sandwiches a shot.
(3)Andrew D.
Love this place, but don't seem to find myself there too often. I am in Cedarburg weekly, but always forget to pop in. Have said that, they have great fresh sandwiches with awesome outside seating in back near the river. Perfect for the warmer months. Cool atmosphere and definitely worth stopping in for lunch.
(4)Kevin X.
Nice place, lovely England accent from the owner(?). Sandwiches here are light taste, I mean they are not heavily seasoned like other places. The salad is awesome, we love it so much!
(5)Talea B.
Great service. Food is okay. my roma poo anini was flavorful, but the tomatoes where no where near ripe. That wrecked it for me. My friends ordered salmon salad. Three fish seemed pre packaged. The greens where good though. They where not thrilled. The atmosphere is lovely. I'd porobably just come for coffee next time.
(3)Ken M.
Forgettable tourist-strip food --- nothing terrible, just lackluster. The "Cowboy" roast-beef sandwich was fine; freshly-sliced meats, but freshly-sliced off an over-cooked Hormel beef. The salmon salad had fine fish and fine lettuce, but was a little heavy on the dressing for my taste. Neither had been our first choice --- the three dishes we tried to order first were all out for the day. No especially interesting beers to be had; the pinot grigio was fine. Ultimately: Forgettable.
(3)G L.
Great food have been going for years only negative is charge card policy that you must chatge $10. I have had to eat else where when all I had was my charge card and no cash.
(4)Julie L.
Enjoyed a delicious portabella and roasted vegetable wrap. A little on the messy side but well worth it. Looking forward to trying additional sandwiches!
(4)Matt R.
Overall it's pretty "meh". You're not going to get a bad meal. But it's not going to be great either. And for two kids and two adults who got water, $45 was pretty pricey for the experience.
(3)G L.
Great food have been going for years only negative is charge card policy that you must chatge $10. I have had to eat else where when all I had was my charge card and no cash.
(4)David L.
Nice respite for a quiet lunch. Sandwiches, soups and salads were decent, a bit bland and unremarkable; good if you have a sensitive stomach maybe. Summer on the patio is delightful!
(4)Tammy F.
Pure zen. Delicious sandwiches. A fun cute rustic atmosphere that fits perfectly with Cedarburg. I love coming here!
(5)Kyle B.
Wonderful atmosphere and dishes. The owner was super accommodating and the soup was tasty. Our favorite place for a quiet lunch.
(5)Katie S.
Cedarburg is a lot like Door County for me, only a lot closer to home. What is it about quaint-ness that makes me spend money? All that peaceful charm just makes me break out the wallet. Obviously it's all justified by all the strolling along you do and the heavy lifting as a result of the purchasing. But all that buying and exercising makes me hungry! Anyways, we asked a couple of shop owners where to eat and all of them said Vintage had tasty snacks. They were right. We arrived about noon and there was a significant line at the counter. We ordered the chicken dumpling soup, some pasta salad, a PB&J panini, and a Cuban panini. It was all rather expensive, but see my earlier notes about breaking out the wallet. I'm not about to be cheap with bags dripping off my arms. We found spots out back by the river with the other diners and the food arrived lickety split! We didn't realize how good sitting down after all that walking would feel and it was quite pleasant on their patio. The soup and pasta salads were very good. The PB & J sandwich (it's a hot panini) was super yummy, and almost more like dessert because it was all melty. The Cuban panini was exceptional. It wasn't quite the classic recipe, but who cares, it was freakin delicious! The staff were all very nice and I watched a server come out and take an elderly couple's order from their table instead of making them stand in line to order up front with the rest of us. That was nice of them. If you need a quick tasty bite in Cedarburg, Vintage would be a great choice!
(4)Chris M.
The staff at this cute underground cafe are top notch. However, we thought the food was a bit overpriced. We ordered two bowls of soup, and split a panini. The portions were large and the soup was homemade and served hot. Nothing to complain about, but also nothing to write home about either. If we visited again, we would give the deli sandwiches a shot.
(3)Andrew D.
Love this place, but don't seem to find myself there too often. I am in Cedarburg weekly, but always forget to pop in. Have said that, they have great fresh sandwiches with awesome outside seating in back near the river. Perfect for the warmer months. Cool atmosphere and definitely worth stopping in for lunch.
(4)Talea B.
Great service. Food is okay. my roma poo anini was flavorful, but the tomatoes where no where near ripe. That wrecked it for me. My friends ordered salmon salad. Three fish seemed pre packaged. The greens where good though. They where not thrilled. The atmosphere is lovely. I'd porobably just come for coffee next time.
(3)Hungry H.
Bombing around Cedarburg we stopped in here for lunch. My wife had the Roma which was very good, nice fresh bread with good tomatoes and fresh lettuce, not a lot to the sandwich but really well put together. We shared the Chicken Nacho Soup which was awesome!! I had "The Cuban" (Ham & Pork) on a panini. I really liked the sandwich however it could of used just a little bit of something else, maybe another sauce other than mustard, don't get me wrong the sandwich was very good, but not five stars good!!!
(4)Kevin X.
Nice place, lovely England accent from the owner(?). Sandwiches here are light taste, I mean they are not heavily seasoned like other places. The salad is awesome, we love it so much!
(5)Ken M.
Forgettable tourist-strip food --- nothing terrible, just lackluster. The "Cowboy" roast-beef sandwich was fine; freshly-sliced meats, but freshly-sliced off an over-cooked Hormel beef. The salmon salad had fine fish and fine lettuce, but was a little heavy on the dressing for my taste. Neither had been our first choice --- the three dishes we tried to order first were all out for the day. No especially interesting beers to be had; the pinot grigio was fine. Ultimately: Forgettable.
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