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| - Stayed at Wild Horse Pass, this Eatery is just a hop and a skip away.
Impressed by the complimentary coffee while you wait for a table, nice touch for a restaurant that seems to always have a waitlist. For a chain restaurant I appreciate how they seem to go out of their way to support local charities and buy some locally sourced ingredients. Their mission to help serve their local communities reminded me a lot of Even Stevens Sandwiches. The staff were all sporting some type of PRIDE support, also really great!
We had the regular Beni III and the Breakfast Pot Pie, with 1 side breakfast taco and 1 side pancake. The pancake was disappointing, really dry. The hash browns that came with our meals were ok, not my favorite. They were more of a hash brown casserole-ish thing, kind of dry with a lot of pepper.
The breakfast taco was delicious, the green chile hollandaise on top of it was so good. They are good at hollandaise here because the hollandaise on the Beni was also on point- with plenty of lemon- just the way I like it! The ham on the Beni was flavorful and tasty. The Breakfast Pot Pie was a fun play on a traditional biscuits and gravy, we enjoyed it, their rosemary sausage gravy was really wonderful, light, but still rich at the same time. Not an overwhelmingly heavy gravy.
The service was a-ok. Surprised to see so many people waiting and so many empty tables at the same time? Maybe they didn't have enough staff to keep up?
Seems like a great place for a family breakfast, menu has plenty of traditional options and some more adventurous choices as well. Will gladly return when in the area.
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