It's in a small corner house and it is small. Be prepared to wait. But it's worth the wait. And I don't like to wait. You might need to sit outside for half an hour. There are benches and something bean bag toss games. Plus a busy street to watch.
They will be renovating starting in the beginning of September, but not increasing in size. I figure they seat about 60 people in this little place.
It's got a kitschy music vibe, but don't expect to hear any tunes. All you'll get is a loud human buzz.
Wall paintings in the ladies' bathroom.
The cooks and the waitresses in this place are some of the hardest working people I've ever seen. And very friendly. They run around like crazy and still manage to smile.
The menu is huge. It's eight pages of small print. Each item has a catchy sort of name and there are no substitutions along you can build your own omelette. The prices are very reasonable, too. We were five people and it cost $70 without tip.
My daughter had a Brass Monkey: pancakes topped with caramelized bourbon bananas and walnuts. There are sweet offerings and savory tastes. I usually want three different things. It's so hard to choose. Check out the online MENU HERE.
This time (my second visit) I had a bread bowl: It Really Tied the Room Together: shrimp, lump crab, asparagus, tomatoes and scrambled eggs topped with a white wine tarragon dijon cream sauce.
Sounds like my kind of place! I would happily eat breakfast for breakfast, lunch, dinner and snacks.
ReplyDeletePlaces like this are pretty neat. There is one down, oops, up now, in Spring, Texas where Simone Biles, U.S. Olympics Gymnast, is from. Our Early Ford V8 Club has gone there a couple of times but I was missing for both.
ReplyDeleteAt yours I would like to try the " It Really Tied the Room Together" bread bowl. Would they deseed the tomatoes?
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