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Atmosphere: 3.5/5
Service: 4/5
Overall experience: 4/5
(1- Terrible; 3- decent; 5- Fantastic)
Cute little bistro with a clean and simple decor of hardwood floors, green and white wall panels, and comfy seats. It seats about 10-15 people inside and a couple more on the patio. The service was exceptional - our server was very friendly, professional, and attentive (made sure our cups were always filled with coffee) but not too intruding. The food came out quick... then again we were the only ones there at 10am on a Wednesday
Their menu is simple with breakfast and brunch options such as your basic breakfast (eggs, choice of meat, toast, hash), omelets, french toast, paninis, poutines, salads, and lunch combos of which can include your choice of fries/salad/poutine or even gelato (yes, they serve Fiasco Gelato here). The prices are average for a breakfast/brunch restaurant, ranging from $10-$15 for breakfast, $10 for sandwiches, and around $20 for combos.
My friend ordered the Wake Scramble (mix of hash browns, onions, peppers, sausage, ham, bacon, with scrambled eggs and melted cheese on top); and I ordered their 'meat-atarian' omelet (3 eggs, mix of sausage, ham, bacon and cheese, hash browns, and two slices of toast from a fresh loaf of crusty bread). The food was delicious! My friend and I enjoyed our meals very much and we were stuffed by the end. The hash was not overdone and perfectly crispy (just how i like it); the omelet was light and fluffy, not too eggy and packed full of meat; the toast was a little too crunchy for me and came with homemade berry jam that lacked a little sweetness.
Overall, the food was fresh, tasted great, and cooked perfectly. My only disappointment was how the menu wasn't extremely unique since it's the usual things you would see on a brunch menu.
Despite that, if you are in the area and looking for some excellent brunch food I suggest a visit!
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