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I _almost_ like the breakfast burrito here. The way it comes by default is a little sad: three eggs, sautéed peppers, onions, mushrooms, and one little tiny scoop of salsa on the side. However, if you modify your order a bit, you can make it much better. Order it with two eggs, potatoes (home fries), ham, extra salsa, and ask for some hot sauce. Too bad this isn't the default!
The coffee here is pretty good, and comes with free refills. Make sure to tell them you don't want cream if you don't plan to use it, otherwise they'll bring out a huge cup of it and it'll just go to waste.
Big plus: they use NoWait, so you can add yourself to the wait list before you even arrive for Sunday brunch. If you don't use NoWait, plan to wait for thirty to forty five minutes! Breakfast on weekdays is much more manageable and you can basically just walk in and sit down. They open early which is a plus!
PS: the pancakes are pretty good here too.
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