Your standard hipsters, slightly divey brunch diner. Went with the standard Swan breakfast for comparison.
Eggs your way, a well tossed slightly browned hash, interestingly accented with cumin seeds makes for a nice accompaniment. The toast is crisp and thin, and the half roasted tomato and honey dew slice round out a great plate. The pancetta was a slight bit salty and limp.
Overall, this place is a great small diner for brunch but not outstanding. The servers are great and attentive but limited seating makes the wait longer. No real tables for groups bigger than four.
They also serve fresh shucked oysters but I wasn't brave enough to partake. A couple patrons seemed to really enjoy a few fresh shucked plates with a crisp glass of white wine....maybe that's the ticket.