Great food and service! Food was beautifully prepared, no pictures because we chowed it down! Bathrooms need work

Amazing service, Nicky was so sweet and attentive. The food here is delicious and made well. The bacon egg and cheese on a roll is to die for and the egg benedict's hollandaise sauce is delicious. The restaurant can be busy at times but there are usually tables available. I will be coming back.

Ordered a custom Forks Over Knives vegetarian consisting of home fries sautéed with a collection of fresh vegetables. Tomato's provided a sauce. Very good.

The food was great, and so was the service. A little slow but worth the wait. Much better than Sara's. Recommend

Service is great friendly and very efficent. Portions are large and always cooked properly. Management is friendly and very involved with customers. Sort of eating at home without the hassle

My friend kept gushing about his perfectly cooked, over-easy eggs from this cafe, so I had to go. It's true that many restaurants and diners are not consistent with their eggs, making them either runny with the whites undercooked, or too well done with no runny yolk. We went on a weekend morning, but it wasn't crowded as it was 8:30 am only. Our server was really great -- funny, cheery, and helpful (I wish I had gotten her name). I ordered a Florentine omelet and added green peppers to the Swiss, tomato, and spinach it comes with. My friend ordered the Western omelet, but we specifically asked that the omelets not be overcooked. We didn't want them to be brown on the outside as that means overcooked and dry. The server said not to worry. Well-done home fries and Rye toast were my sides. It was all very good, and the omelet was steaming hot, which I love. I find far too much tepid food served in restaurants. Hot, hot food makes a big difference in my experience. The portions were good and I boxed up a half to take home. Notes: No bottled water, so my table mate walked next door to Trader Joe's to buy a bottle while waiting for our food. That's another plus -- you can shop afterwards. No real maple syrup. Our server said she regularly pushes for the them to get the small bottles, but so far no change. You can always walk to Trader Joe's for that too.

For what it is, this place is pretty decent. The food was hot and service was good. They were very busy on the weekend but we didn't have to wait to be seated. The French onion soup is great and I'd highly recommend it. The breakfast itself was nothing special and pretty plain. At least the bacon was crisp. The French dip was good but I prefer mine more rare and this was medium well. It was dry like brisket too. At least the au jus seasoned and rehydrated it. I'll come again if I'm in the area and in the mood for breakfast or lunch. Although I am sure there's better restaurants for a higher price.