2.5 STARS
I came here for a late Sunday brunch and luckily was seated immediately. Decor is simple, rustic with local artwork displayed on the walls. No air conditioning which made for an uncomfortable environment on a hot day and I was offered room temperature water to drink, go figure.
Ordered the B. Benny ($15) which were 2 bacon benedicts served on potato waffles. A side salad and a few pieces of fruit as an after thought completed the plating. I will say they do make a better than average hollandaise sauce and the potato waffles were tasty. Other than that everything else was ho hum average. Because of the unbearably stuffy, hot restaurant I could not get out of there fast enough. I would assume creating a comfortable space for diners is just as important as providing good service and food. I guess I was wrong. Also the portion was meager & did not satisfy my hunger. For the same price at Under The Table, I am able to get a filling brekkie and a coffee. In hindsight, I should have gone there instead...live and learn.