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| - We ordered the bacon and cheese omelette for 8.99, and upgraded on the bread for $1.00 for a pancake instead. The omelette was large, and stuffed with bacon. There was so much bacon, it overwhemed the rest of the omelette. The meal came with potatoes, which were not cooked all the way through (thick slices, slightly browned). The pancake was just fine, but those have never been a favorite for me. We also ordered off the senior menu, getting a two-egg omelette with cheese and mushrooms for $6.49. This was the star of the show, as the mushrooms were plentiful and tasty. There was ample cheese. The hash browns were just okay, lightly browned, and an improvement on the potato slices in the other dish. This meal also included a bisquit, that was huge, but didn't seem to be fresh (hard on the outside, cool on the inside). The coffee was $1.99, and just fine (Boyd's brand). For anviance, there was the mountain logger look for furniture, and 90's country music being piped in at a moderate to low volume. I think that I will revisit this place on a weekday, when they have the ham and egg special for 3.99, the chicken fried steak special for $4.99, or the steak and eggs for $5.99. As for this meal, it was just an okay value for the money, and there are lots of places that do breakfast better for less money in the area.
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