I ate here for breakfast yesterday, and it was a very solid place to eat. It's a smaller restaurant, not terribly fancy, and not exactly in a central part of Phoenix. But it's definitely off the beaten path and has a hip, trendy vibe to it. I ordered the Tofu Scramble with potatoes. There were a number of vegetarian and vegan options on the menu, and someday I'll come back to this place and try more of them. The tofu scramble was pretty good. I would have preferred that they chop the spinach leaves up a little more so that I'm not eating mouthfuls of entire raw spinach. I also had one of their blueberry pancakes. It was an absolutely delicious pancake. It was so thick that I wasn't sure if it was a pancake or a scone. I think they back their pancakes in the oven, which is why they look and taste slightly different from most places where they serve pancakes.
The look of the restaurant is also very laid back and hip. It's not designed to be an "elegant" place. The walls are full of artwork that is all for sale. Much of the artwork is by local artists. It fun to walk around the restaurant and browse at the art, and even wonder out loud about "How the hell is that painting worth $2400?" The only issue I had with this restaurant is that the utensils weren't that clean. The fork that was placed at my table when I sat down was dirty and I had to ask the waitress to replace it. The fork that she brought back to me as a replacement looked like it was really old and used. It kind of grosses me out to eat with utensil that are worn that much. Makes you think of all the random people who have had that fork in their mouth over the years.