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| - Visited today with mother and mother-in-law for Mother's Day brunch. It was awesome to find a place offering multiple vegan and non-vegan breakfast items. It's a rare find and usually one or the other only. The location is a bit sketchy, and, if you're visiting with someone with a disability, know that the entrance is kind of awkward for anyone with a walker. The decor is very nice, pretty waterfall, if a bit loud.
I loved the homemade lemonade; my mom hated it. It was very light and not sweet at all, perfect for me, a let-down for mom. I tried to take hers home, but the server handed me a small coffee cup which would only hold half of it, and no stopper for the lid.
I had the vegan breakfast burrito, and it tasted amazing. The potatoes that came with it were delicious, and I loved their pico de gallo. It was very fresh and light. For dessert, I had the grilled pineapple with vegan ice cream. This was also good, but the scoop of ice cream was way too small, and there was a little bit too much shredded coconut on it for my taste. Overall, it tasted tropical, and it was good.
My mother-in-law had the omnivore breakfast burrito, and she seemed to really enjoy it. There was plenty of food, and neither of us were able to finish our entrées. My mom had a traditional omnivore breakfast of egg, potatoes and toast with a side of bacon. She said everything was just OK. She did love the homemade jelly.
Service was friendly, but extremely slow, and we had to keep reminding our server to bring items. We waited about 20 minutes for our check at the end of the meal, and then the server blocked our exit because he was standing next to our table serving another customer, and the spacing is so narrow, we could not get through.
My mother-in-law and I both agreed that we would return again if we lived closer. My mom voted not to return.
I think with a bit more practice, service will improve and this place will be a fantastic option. I wish it were located closer to my home so I could try lunch and do brunch again.
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