The food here was pretty decent. I had the XL sandwich, my son had the same( except with scrambled eggs instead of sunny side up), my wife had the Oreo pancakes, and my youngest had the French toast. All in all- happy with the food. The service was a little slow and maybe the girl we got was new/inexperienced, but it was Sunday and we were in a slow mood anyway.
What I really like was the size of their dining room. Very small, really quaint. Reminded me of something you'd see stuck into the side of a wall in NYC. Dare I say there's a slight hipster feel to this place. I'm not the type to wear a scarf and skinny jeans while I photograph an omelette, but I felt right at home nonetheless. I could definitely see them having acoustic jam sessions or activist beatnik poetry in here. I hope they add a more selective coffee/espresso collection in the future.
Give this place a shot. Not a bad addition to the neighborhood. Come support them.