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| - Others in my party wanted to go here, and I had heard mostly positive things about it, so I didn't object. If you like big breakfast and don't mind paying $15 to $25 per person for it, this place will make you very happy. Service was good, food was good.
So why only 2 stars? It's not you, it's me. Personally, I'm not really into going out for breakfast, and when I do, I often get non-breakfast food and I'd rather go someplace inexpensive. When I splash this kind of cabbage around a restaurant, it's because I am getting dinner, and when I eat this quantity of food before 6pm I feel like crap for the rest of the day. For these reasons, this place wasn't for me. There are plenty of affordable breakfast options within a 2 block radius of 1 Main Street.
The cheapest thing I found on the menu with any amount of protein - and by any I don't mean very much - was the bacon waffle at about $9. It was good for what it was, but I wasn't really into it. With coffee, tax, and tip that's like $14 for breakfast, for something I wouldn't otherwise have ordered. I didn't see anything else I wanted for under $10, which is my hard breakfast limit.
Others in my party seemed very satisfied with their monstrous plates of chorizo and eggs, etc. and their bacon bloody maries. Some of them got a waffle on the side as well. Rolling in coffee, cocktails, tax, and tip, I think most of them were spending around $25 to 35 each by the time they walked out of there.
Next time, I'll opt for the Cafe Cortez coffee shop or the Main Street Station buffet.
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