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| - Man, this one was disappointing. We arrived for brunch, surprised there were so many tables available on a crowded downtown Sunday morning. The service was slow, but we were enjoying a lazy morning on the patio and went with it. The menu had changed from previous posts on here, but still looked interesting. We inquired about a kid-friendly version of anything for our 5 year old, and we were offered buttered noodles. so that was a let down. We ordered the French toast and a traditional breakfast (and ya know, kids buttered noddles, for breakfast) and a few small things to share. Everything was mediocre, as someone mentioned previously fancy names for ordinary things, but the one worth writing about is the French toast. The French toast is two slices SWIMMING in sticky sweet sauce, drenched all over it. The side of fruit was covered in honey. It was all so sweet and sticky I couldn't eat it. I wish the descriptions had been clearer, just listing "toffee" and "noble bread" with no explanation of what's really going on sets people up for an unpleasant surprise. Oh, and the bottomless mimosas are super skinny tall glasses (think big enough for a single rose), and combined with the slow service, it would be tough to get your moneys worth there.
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