Sometimes I crave a baked potato. Don't need anything fancy, don't need all the fix'ns, no bacon, no chili, not even sour cream. Just a little cheese, chives, and pepper. Maybe some salsa. And I love every bite - the skin is my favorite! \n\nAs simple as that sounds, it is not always easy to find on a menu, especially in the downtown Phoenix lunch arena. Luckily, I have the Court House Cafe within walking distance when the craving arises. \n\nI have been to the cafe several times to eat lunch there or get takeout. Nothing fancy, just a casual sit down place, with good, traditional American cafe/diner food with very friendly service. Sandwiches, wraps, salads, soups, even meatloaf! Located on the third floor, around the corner from the elevators.\n\nMost of my experience is with the catering. At work, we have been using the CHC to cater our group events for years. They do breakfast and lunch, have a great variety of options, are reasonably priced, have a friendly and efficient staff, and they deliver! \n\nSo friendly and efficient. They bring everything you need: plates, napkins, utensils, serving spoons, tongs, etc. And come back to pick it all up when we are done. \n\nAnd the cookies for dessert are huge! They are as big as the small plate they give you to put it on. Sometimes that's a good thing, sometimes it's not (depending on your eating habits). \n\nBreakfast catering options range from bagels and pastries, to fresh fruit, to breakfast burritos (split into halves, wrapped in foil, labeled with the type of burrito and the ingredients). \n\nFor lunch catering options they have various wraps (packaged same as burritos), fresh salads (with good, green, romaine), a few pasta options, and much, much more. The veggie wrap with some of their raspberry vinaigrette on the side is one of my favorites. \n\nOverall, good food and great service. I recommend checking out the CHC when you're looking for a change of pace from the typical downtown lunch scene, looking to cater a group event, or when you just want a baked potato.
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