It's all about the bacon at The Oink Café. You have to try the bacon flight on your first visit, a serving of eight distinctively flavored slices of bacon. It's really the only way to know which bacon you like best. You can then select your favorite with any future breakfast entrée. The flight is also fun to share with friends. The only downside is that it essentially adds the cost of another breakfast to your tab.
Oink is very kid friendly, with a "Little Piggies" menu for them to color while you wait. The restaurant actually has a notebook full of completed "Piggie" masterpieces for you to browse through if you like. Or to which your little master can make an addition to it. There's also a small outdoor patio which is dog friendly.
The rest of the menu, outside of bacon, is solid enough. They have a diverse, yet pretty typical, assortment of breakfast offerings. Also burgers and sandwiches for lunch. The star, however, what makes Oink unique, is the bacon.
I understand this is one of just two locations, with the other being in Tucson.