While waiting for a friend to join us, my friend and I looked in front of us at a line up of approximately 15 ppl or so half of which were holding a neighbourhood coffee shop's COFFEE.
A warm drink on a COOL March day was probably a good idea while we waited 45 minutes before we even got into the crawlspace that fits approx. 4 ppl just inside the door where they can fit the next group in line to warm up prior to getting seated for their meal.
It's almost CRUEL when you're one of the few that stands inside while watching the other 20+ ppl freeze outside. Remember the scene from Titanic when everyone drowns in the frozen ocean? One of those moments when you can't do a thing but you know you had to help others or else you'll have the memories of regret for the rest of your life.
While walking towards a rickety stairway a la haunted house, I got a glimpse of the tiny kitchen no bigger than a condo kitchen area. Assigned a tight space upstairs we sat feeling like SHAQ in a VW beetle.
A browse of the menu revealed mostly Ciabatta style breakfasts that looked like it contains many unorthodox ingredients unlike Mel's Diner style breakfast places (R.I.P).
The Ciabatta was tasty knowing that it contained such things as Eggs, Pea-meal Bacon, etc... It's pretty hard to make that combination of ingredients taste BAD and I guess they priced it reasonably in that neighbourhood.
I don't know WHY I asked for the Salad as my side. It's not like I eat Salad as my Cereal in the morning. After eating such a Savoury flavoured breakfast sandwich, the Greenery just took all those tasty memories away. I'll try for the other sides next time.
After freezing my Aunties&Uncles out there on the street and starving, any food and drink would have been good for me. If I didn't freeze out there, maybe I can have better taste-buds to rate this place fairly.