As a greasy breakfast spot The Tulip is great as long as you save your dough and skip the coffee that tastes like it was strained through a sock (go to Voulez Vous just west).
There was 5 in our group, all ordering an egg dish. Most the two egg special with bacon or peameal on the side. I ordered the chopped steak (forgetting that is a classy way of saying burger). All was delicious. I ordered my old school hashbrowns (fresh chopped, grill fried potatoes not from a bag) well done and they were fantastic. All orders come with toast that they bring on a couple of plates. Plenty for everyone.
The staff were efficient, if not particularly friendly or engaging. A bonus was a breakfast for 5 came to a meagre $42.
The Tulip is not fancy and it doesn't pretend to be. Lower your expectations of decor and enjoy a quality cheap meal.