Bergamot Cafe

I stopped by here with my boyfriend for a lovely late lunch when we were visiting Bergamot Station over the weekend. It’s tucked away toward the A side of the station; if you haven’t been here before, you may need to check out the map to find it (see my pic). You’ll know you’re nearby once you see all of the green tables and chairs and the yellow stairs leading up to the café. Since it was our first time, we took quite a while to decide, but finally settled on the pesto chicken and provolone sandwich, which is apparently one of their favorites. We shared the sandwich, along with an iced mocha.
We sat outside in the sun to take advantage of the gorgeous weather and a server brought out our food. The sandwich had great flavor — the cheese, pesto, and chicken really worked well together — and the bread was crunchy but soft, just the way I like it. The side salad that came with it was also really tasty. I’m not usually one to enjoy a salad just as much as the main course, however in this case, the balsamic vinaigrette that came with the salad was addictive and I couldn’t get enough. The mocha that my boyfriend got was also wonderful and we both agreed that it was one of the best mochas we’d had in a while.
With the metro opening up in the near future, I’m a bit afraid of the potential crowds that might take over this one-​of-​a-​kind gem and hope the quality won’t be compromised. Either way, I’m glad I stopped by and hope to be back soon!

Never miss a Venice Symphony Orchestra performance in there
Perfect balance of music, art and great people

The Bergamot Café is a delicious café and I love their taco salad and also the soup. I had the homemade chicken noodle soup and it was strikingly delicious. The staff here is always warm and friendly as well as the chefs who make the food. It’s enjoyable as a gallery person to always go and check out the café and know that you’re going to have a great meal in the middle of the day. I make sure to stop by here every time I visit the galleries.

I work near by and am very glad this is an option. Ample outdoor seating in the middle of an art community with a great and healthy lunch menu? Yes please! This place is great. I have not had a sandwich I did not like and their lemon bars are to die for. If you find yourself at Bergamont Station — make a point to stop by this café.

We went to see the art at Bergamot Station yesterday and had a late lunch (3:00pm) at the Bergamot Café. I had a turkey sandwich and my friend had a roast beef sandwich. We both liked our sandwiches.
Other Unilocal reviews have mentioned that the Bergamot Café isn’t air conditioned. Most of the art galleries at Bergamot Station are also not air conditioned.
Nearly all of the seating at the Bergamot Café is outdoors, so even though yesterday was one of the hottest and most humid days of the year (so far) sitting outdoors at the Bergamot Café was much more comfortable than being in almost any of the art galleries at Bergamot Station.

I always buy lunch here whenever I’m too lazy to pack lunch myself. The food here is delicious! Lots of sandwiches to choose from for both meatlovers and vegatarians. They have daily specials so the menu changes up everyday and so you have some thing new to try. Their raspberry shortcake cookie is the best! It melts in your mouth. Such sweet flavor and good texture. Don’t forget to order one or two for dessert after your yummy lunch.
The staff there are so nice too! Great service, definitely a spot to go to if you are craving something quick.

The perfect quick lunch bite and I’m sure a lot of people working around colorado center and the water garden would agree.
The sandwiches are good but not much to write home about. The magical aspect is they serve the food fast so there’s not much of a long wait. The really wonderful part is their drinks: intelligentsia coffee and mint lemonade. You must try their mint lemonade.
The place is a bit hard to find but if you show up around lunch time just follow other ppl. Chances are they are going to the same place.

can be tricky to find, but it’s a good place!
–any cold sandwiches can be warmed up. they all sounded so good, I couldn’t decide
–went with the roast beef and avocado sandwich. its really good, didn’t know it came with tomato and lettuce (not that I mind), but it also came with a spicy tomato aioli, which made it too tomato-​y, but it was good regardless
–friend got the baked potato quesadilla. it was good, seemed more of a breakfast quesadilla since there was potatoes in it, but still good regardless!
–employees are very helpful and patient when it comes to ordering

I have to go back for a round two because I just didn’t get all the hype other reviewers spoke of. A gf and I split two sandwiches — the meatloaf and the chicken pesto — and I found both to be just okay. Nothing special whatsoever.
The service at the counter felt a little clipped to me, but nothing I would take too seriously.
Based on the reviews I will give it another go at another time.