The menu is your typical breakfast food stuff and they actually specialize in breakfast/lunch since they're only open from 7-3pm. Their menu offers a million different types of omelettes, pancakes, benedicts, burgers, sandwiches and salads. So many choices. I opted for the old favorite omelette ($8) which came with ham, cheddar cheese, mushroom, spinach, broccoli, tomato, onion, asparagus, and peppers. So it was like getting every ingredient on the farm and shoved into a 5 egg omelette. The omelettes were huge (as you can image since it had all this stuff inside) but luckily they weren't thick. It seems like the 5 eggs were mainly used for surface area and not density. The omelette looked great and I enjoyed all the veggies inside. But my biggest issue was that they didn't cut the veggies at all. The pieces were completely gigantic and it made it really hard to eat. Also one of the pieces of ham was super fatty, which yes, I love animal fat such as pork belly, but this was just kind of chewy and didn't go down right. I wanted to like my food more than I did. On the plus side, Ingrid's grilled cheese did look super cheesy and delicious. Maybe I should have gotten that instead. But I wouldn't say that people shouldn't come here at all. It's definitely cute and the waitstaff was super nice...it's just not amazing food. Another negative, it's cash only but they do have an onsite ATM.
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