We arrived at it opened at 9:30 and that seems to be key as there were plenty of tables but they all full within 15 minutes and an hour later there was a line-up out the door.
As one of my brunchmates admitted, she likes her brunch joints to be pretentious and this place fits the bill. It's very hipster stylish and fits in well with the Liberty Village crowd.
Fortunately it has the cooking talent to back it up. I had spiced eggs benni which I highly recommend. It's a herbed scone topped with peameal ham and a perfectly cooked poached egg with hash browns on the side. It was so massive I could not finish it all so they gave me a box to take the rest home.
Friends had the Melted Gooey Four Cheese Omelet Souffle ($14), Parmesan-Asparagus Omelet with Cracked Pepper, Home Fries & Greens (add Bacon $3) $13 and the Breakfast Salad Avocado, Crispy Pancetta, Frisee & Arugula in Lemon Pepper Vinaigrette ($13).
Everyone really enjoyed their meal although my friend who had the salad didn't rave about it, I think it's good they have a healthy option on the menu and it's not their fault she's on a diet and would rather eat bacon and eggs.
We didn't realize there was a line-up but the server was really anxious to turn the table which is kind of annoying. But once we saw the line was felt badly for lounging around but that's the privilege you get for waking up early.
All in all I'd definitely go back as there were a few other things I wanted to try. But I'd only go if I could be there at 9:30 as I hate waiting for breakfast.