This is a great little spot for breakfast or brunch, but it's so much more than that. The atmosphere is en pointe, all the way up to the ceiling tiles being covered in different flour sacks. There is great varity in the menu, and the orange juice is fresh squeezed before your eyes (definitely worth the $$ to try it at least once). The colours are so WARM that it's a must-visit on dark winter days. Everything just brightens your mood when you walk in.
It's the sort of place I'd bring my best friend AND my best friend's mother for a bite to eat. It's that kind of comfortable classy.
Note: It can get very BUSY. If you don't like crowds, might be best to find another diner (or call to gauge the crowds before you arrive). If you don't mind crowds, then have at it!
Note2: it is possible to get a simple eggs and toast. I was confused when I went and thought I had to order a complicated omelette, but there is a second menu to the left with some of the more traditional breakfast options. I'll definitely check this menu the next time I go :)