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| - I came here recently with my girlfriend for a late brunch (thankfully served until 4PM) and really enjoyed the experience although some minor problems with how they cooked my meal kept it from being perfect.
I got the hang-over omelette that was basically a Denver omelette (bacon, red pepper, onion, and cheese). The omelette came with hashbrowns, toast, and a fruit and chocolate tray on the side which ended up being a lot of food. The omlette was good, but not great, the ingredients tasted fresh but the egg was overdone and the vegetables felt a little too hard. The hashbrowns were fine, they were potato wedges dusted in a layer of spice, they were soft and had a good amount of spicy heat to them but I think I'd prefer if they were a little bit crispier or more of a hash, instead they fell in between the two. I found the toast nice and airy and the strawberries, banana, and pineapples that made up the fruit platter were fresh and juicy with a small bowl of creamy chocolate to dip. I got their Moka (it's a mocha) to drink, clearly their specialty in chocolate helped them out here because it was delicious. The food came out very fast and hot.
As for the ambience the entire restaurant looked nice, bright and clean, I'd consider the design close to a coffee shop or a bistro. The staff (and in particular our waiter) was polite and friendly, with my only complaint being that we stood at the front for a bit unsure if we sat ourselves or if we waited to be seated since there was a hostess desk at the front, but the staff just told us to sit anywhere.
So it wasn't incredible and they could probably work on their omelette a bit, but overall I had a good time and would feel comfortable recommending this place to someone in the area, especially if you're in the mood for some chocolate.
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