Hana Cafe - La Jolla

Great place to learn, friendly staff and delicious white mocha escape :

Quirky. Cafe Mojoe does not feel like a La Jolla facility. For starters it offers a strange mix of coffee, sandwiches, Korean bibimbap and sushi rolls. The interior feels like a loungy, but Spartan Coffee Shop with a few stands, small tables, a sofa, a collection of games, all share the same room as the food prep area. The café would feel more at home in Salt Lake or Vancouver. Behind a Yogi Topi frozen yogurt operation to be hidden at the corner, only Cafe Mojoe makes more obscure. And yet despite what seems like a love of customers (around noon), Cafe Mojoe continues. I like her bibimbap. And the owner seems very nice. Come and hide when La Jolla feels like a cartoon of himself.

Cafe Mojoe, lovingly called Mojo's by the students regular, is led by an incredibly sweet lady, Lydia. Expect excellent gourmet coffee at extremely low prices and friendly service offered. The TV is always up, shows the latest sports games, and the atmosphere is local and cool. Only a disadvantage is the fanatic amount of Bishops students from the neighboring High School: Mojos is the most popular after school café around, so make sure to be aware that the cafe is extremely busy at 3:00 in the afternoon. Also: the hours published on this Google entry are incorrect, from October 1, 2015. Great coffee, smoothie and pastry café. Find your way here, at all costs.

Excellent service and even better food definitely recommend to stop when you are in the San Diego area

Not what I expected the food was cold and the meat was undercooked . Will not go back .