Just like "aloha," "adios" means both hello and goodbye, as well as this is no time for folktales, waiter—where did you hide my wooden leg?. Today's deal lets you use the versatile little word in every context: for $10, you get $25 worth of breakfasts and more at ADios Café Chocolate and Espresso Bar, located inside No Mas! Hacienda & Cantina. ADios Café follows No Mas! Hacienda & Cantina's hours, which is open daily from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. Sunday through Thursday and until 11 p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays.
ADios Café—No Mas! Cantina's latest installment—wakes up tired morning routines with the invigorating flavors of its 8 a.m.–11 a.m. breakfast menu. A plate of fruit quesadilla (strawberries and cream cheese on a tortilla bed, $5) or a helping of the ADios chorizo potato cake with two eggs, salsa verde, black beans, and avocado slices ($8) pairs well with the warmly inviting atmosphere, whose Mexican furnishings and accents will remind you of that life-changing summer you spent conquistadoring across Central America in college. You can also chase a plate of blue-corn hotcakes with passion-fruit butter and piloncillo syrup ($7) with an equally passion-fruity mimosa ($5) or the Chocolate Azteca, a hot beverage composed of dark chocolate, cinnamon, and chili de arbol ($4.95).
After enjoying ADios's signature Mexican breakfasts and luscious drinks, sample a smattering of delicious chocolate truffles, freshly baked pastries, and piping Mayan Mocha (a double-shot of espresso mixed with milk, chocolate, and chili, $4.95) with one hand; you can enjoy free WiFi with the other without dribbling chocolate on your laptop. The chocolate and espresso bar is open all day, so you can begin your morning on a sweet and savory foot and then spend the rest of the day beginning it over and over again.
Reviews
Creative Loafing sing the praises of ADios's libations:
- But the Mayan Mocha was a delightful detour from regular coffee with its mix of chile, chocolate, milk and espresso. The wide variety of hot chocolate drinks merit serious exploration. The standout is the Chocolate Azteca — a combination of dark chocolate, cinnamon and chile de arbol — a spicy concoction that will appeal to both kids and adults. Those seeking something to battle the summer heat should try the frozen shots of espresso blended with flavors like Dulce de Leche and Carmelo. – Jennifer Zyman
Five Yelpers give ADios Café 4.5 stars, while two Citysearchers award it a perfect five. Eighty percent of Urbanspooners recommend the eatery:
- The breakfast spread that they put our [sic] was great! The pancakes were great as were the twist on the eggs benedict. Not to be missed is their mexican [sic] hot chocolate. Absolutely delightful! – crumbandgetit, Urbanspoon
- I had the signature Adios breakfast, delicious. 2 eggs, chorizo potato cake, black beans and salsa verde, filling and like nothing I have ever had before. My husband loved the cafe de olla, coffee with a hint of cinnamon and chocolate. It is cool because there is something for everyone. – This is Crazy, Citysearch
Groupon Says
How to Say "Adios"
ADios Cafe is a great way to say "adios" to hunger, but it's also a great place to say "adios" to your lame old boyfriend or girlfriend in time to line up a shiny, new valentine. Here are some lines you can use to make a clean break:
- "It's not you, it's me and my inability to stand most of your attributes."
- "The falcons need me."
- "I've booked a ticket on a steamship to the New World and must leave posthaste. Ask Aunt Beauregard to finish your portrait without me."
- "I'm being arrested for blowing up the dictionary factory."
- "I'm sorry, but I'm married to this glass-bottom boat."
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