Disappointing experience for a local restaurant. The "cinnamon roll" resembled a flattened croissant and lacked flavor. The Crab Benedict with lobster sauce was enjoyable, and my husband said the ham and cheese omelette was tasty. However, the potatoes seemed to be from a bulk provider, which wasn't great. The coffee was decent, but the fruit side was bland and quite small. On a positive note, the service was excellent. We really wanted to enjoy this place, but if you're presenting yourself as a local eatery with corresponding prices, I expect a bit more effort. It feels more like a decent Denny's at best. We may return to try some lunch options in hopes of a better experience.
I'm ashamed to say we drove by this restaraunt for many years without taking much notice due to it's unassuming exterior. It was definitely our loss. We tried it for the first time and were truly impressed. The dining room is cozy and clean. The staff were all very welcoming and helpful. Most importantly the food was excellent with unique takes on breakfast staples. Everytning had tons of flavor. A little more expensive than an average Coney Island breakfast. However, in my opinion, it is worth it to move up from those other mediocre offerings to the Breakfast Club's interesting and delicious fare.
We received a recommendation from a local to try this restaurant. The food was decent, but we were disappointed that the fruit was not fresh. Two of us ordered bowls, another had pancakes, and I tried the Santa Fe omelet, which was quite tasty. However, our server was not very friendly towards our group of six. She frequently leaned across us to serve my friend on the other side of the table instead of properly serving her from her side. We value good customer service and a friendly atmosphere, so I wouldn't recommend this place if those things are important to you.
I had a breakfast burrito with diced potatoes, hubby had a breakfast bowl. I got orange juice and a cup of water, the orange juice was the worst tasting orange juice I've ever drank, and the waiter we had was kind enough to change it to apple juice, and that tasted way better. Food was great and fresh, and we were seated as soon as we got there. Parking: They have a parking lot in the back of the building, otherwise it looks like there's not enough. Just a note.
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A great breakfast place in an unassuming strip mall just outside the glitzy downtown area of Brighton. Service can be a bit slow at times but the wait is worth it. According to the menu they are known for their baked french toast which probably can serve two and can be eaten without the suppiled syrup. Overall we had a good experience visiting right when they opened on a sleepy spring saturday morning.
Hash browns I ordered well done, they came out normally cooked, I asked for them well done, they barely cooked a new order just slightly more. Server seemed scared of the cook I suppose, which I know isn't entirely her fault. Decent omelette. Ketchup didn't arrive at the table until about 10min after asking.
The service was fine. We ordered eggs Benedict and breakfast burrito. Both were very bland and lacking flavor. We could overhear the waitress commenting on who was cooking because a seven year old complained about lack of flavor ?. Would not recommend or go back.
The food is great, though a bit pricey. It's a nice spot to enjoy breakfast once or twice a year when you're looking to treat yourself. The place is very clean and cozy, and the service is excellent.
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Fryer broken, very cold in the building, kind of pricy for breakfast. Most likely my first and last time to go.
Pleasant enough experience but make sure you have cash as you pay extra for card transactions.
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