The people were nice but The food was overpriced for what you get. Very small portions.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 2
Service: 1
Carrie Milton
Way over priced! My husband got 1 biscuit with gravy and a can of coke, I got loaded hashbrown with gravy and a can of coke. Our total was $34!! I definitely do not recommend. And they do not take debit cards! Cash or check!
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 2
Service: 4
Sara Ryan
I wish I could say many nice words, but we had a very disappointing experience. The food is over priced, I had a medium sized biscuit cut in half with maybe four tablespoons of sausage gravy that was gritty with lumps that seemed to be flour not blended in, for a price of $14.00. My knife had a sticky residue on the blade. My husband said his omelette was eatable, but not the standard of most establishments, he received a half cup of coffee, we were the last customers to arrive around 10:45, they close at 12 noon, we assumed they did want to make another pot and didn’t offer a refill, and he had to ask for the toast that was to be included with his meal. Lastly they didn’t give us napkins.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 1
Service: 2
Marc Haven
The food was absolutely delicious and the staff was very friendly. We ate there twice and both times it was cooked to perfection and served fast. The story behind this restaurant is an amazing one as well. Make sure you read the back of the menu or talk to one of the owners who are always there to learn about the story.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Paula Kaufman
Asked for veggie burrito. Full of meat. $12 was a lot to ask, also, for a very basic burrito. Just don’t do it. Make your own food and stay at home. Not worth it even if you’re super hungry.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Kaz
The food was pretty good. The duck egg omelette was amazing but the waffles were not. Service was a little slow but in general helpful.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 3
Service: 3
David Parsley
Expensive would be ok if the food was good, but it wasn't. I LOVE biscuits and gravy - but the portion was small, and the gravy was dark and unappealing, like it had been overcooked. The hash browns were under-cooked, the onion was raw.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 1
Service: 2
Brooke Butts
The food was so gross and the waitress was rude. Never will go here again and wouldn’t recommend
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 1
Service: 1
Willow Kirwan
The food was horribly overpriced. I was expecting to receive much larger portions for what they were charging which is commensurate to a gourmet restaurant in the city! Food qualify was mediocre. They nickel and dimed everything including water! Would not return nor recommend.
An overpriced plate of substandard slop prepared by a bunch of kids that should have been holding crayons and not kitchen utensils
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 2
Yuliia Volchenko
Waiters were nice but the place is extremely overpriced. 2 eggs with 2 pieces of bread $10. We ordered a side of hashbrown which was extremely small and had maybe 1/4 of tomato for another $1.5. Will not come again.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 3
Service: 4
Erich R
The first issue was asking for a glass of water along with coffee. The waitress brought a commercial plastic bottle of water, when I asked if I could just have a glass of tap water, she said no. literally every restaurant in the US will give you a glass of water with a meal. I didn’t ask the price of a bottle of water, but I can only guess its probably at least 3 dollars. My friend and I both ordered the 4 dollar cup of coffee (a bit higher then Starbucks prices). When the coffee arrived, it was luke-cold. The waitress apologized and said the coffee pot was put on a cold burner, okay fair, mistakes can happen. New hot cups were brought which was when we realized the coffee was very-very weak. I mean maybe ½ the strength of what Id consider a normal or average strength coffee. When the food was brought out, my friend ordered a breakfast (egg and cheese) sandwich, and after one bite explained she couldn’t eat it. Im not 100% sure why, but it looked very soggy and the English muffin didn’t look toasted at all (The sandwich definitely did not look very appetizing). Rather than complaining or ordering something else she did end up eating a few more bites, and left at least half uneaten. We had some granola in the car, she said she’ll be fine. I had pancakes which tasted good, but they were very small. I’m more used to pancakes often being so large that I can not consume it all, but these pancakes were embarrassingly small, like 5-6” across. I had opted for the Maple syrup upgrade for an extra 2.00, but the small plastic container was maybe half filled and I’d guess about 1.5 ounces of maple syrup. It covered 3-4 bits of the pancakes. I asked for more syrup, but did not ask if Id be charged again. My friend was buying and I chose not to look at the bill, but Id bet I was charged another 2.00 for the additional very small cup of maple syrup. Lastly when paying we heard that they restaurant wouldn’t accept plastic and pointed to a sign that was indeed posted (we didn’t see it) and then pointed to an ATM machine if needed. I don’t know… maybe it’s just me, but the nickel-and-diming was a real turn off for us both. I travel for work and eat-out a LOT all over this country, and I was surprised at the Breakfast nook was so chinsy on a number of counts. What sort of establishment doesn’t accept a credit or debit card these days? Some people don't even carry cash anymore (me). Your milage may vary, but I'm sure there are much better choices. I mean its breakfast, come on... how can you mess up breakfast? The food is too expensive (for what it is), coffee no good, cant get a glass of water, the syrup must be made from gold, no CC for payment is a serious inconvenience specially if you are unprepared to pay in other ways. I would NOT eat at the Breakfast Nook if there was any other choice.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 2
Service: 3
Mike Ellis
Place is way over priced for what you get. Staff wasn’t very pleasant. Food was not good for the price.
Melissa Ellis
Terrible prices …. Bad attitude from owner because my bill was off by 10.00
Cash or check only. There is an ATM inside.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
The people were nice but The food was overpriced for what you get. Very small portions.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 2
Service: 1
Way over priced! My husband got 1 biscuit with gravy and a can of coke, I got loaded hashbrown with gravy and a can of coke. Our total was $34!! I definitely do not recommend. And they do not take debit cards! Cash or check!
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 2
Service: 4
I wish I could say many nice words, but we had a very disappointing experience. The food is over priced, I had a medium sized biscuit cut in half with maybe four tablespoons of sausage gravy that was gritty with lumps that seemed to be flour not blended in, for a price of $14.00. My knife had a sticky residue on the blade. My husband said his omelette was eatable, but not the standard of most establishments, he received a half cup of coffee, we were the last customers to arrive around 10:45, they close at 12 noon, we assumed they did want to make another pot and didn’t offer a refill, and he had to ask for the toast that was to be included with his meal. Lastly they didn’t give us napkins.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 1
Service: 2
The food was absolutely delicious and the staff was very friendly. We ate there twice and both times it was cooked to perfection and served fast. The story behind this restaurant is an amazing one as well. Make sure you read the back of the menu or talk to one of the owners who are always there to learn about the story.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Asked for veggie burrito. Full of meat. $12 was a lot to ask, also, for a very basic burrito. Just don’t do it. Make your own food and stay at home. Not worth it even if you’re super hungry.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
The food was pretty good. The duck egg omelette was amazing but the waffles were not. Service was a little slow but in general helpful.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 3
Service: 3
Expensive would be ok if the food was good, but it wasn't. I LOVE biscuits and gravy - but the portion was small, and the gravy was dark and unappealing, like it had been overcooked. The hash browns were under-cooked, the onion was raw.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 1
Service: 2
The food was so gross and the waitress was rude. Never will go here again and wouldn’t recommend
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 1
Service: 1
The food was horribly overpriced. I was expecting to receive much larger portions for what they were charging which is commensurate to a gourmet restaurant in the city! Food qualify was mediocre. They nickel and dimed everything including water! Would not return nor recommend.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 1
Restaurantji Recommends
An overpriced plate of substandard slop prepared by a bunch of kids that should have been holding crayons and not kitchen utensils
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 2
Waiters were nice but the place is extremely overpriced. 2 eggs with 2 pieces of bread $10. We ordered a side of hashbrown which was extremely small and had maybe 1/4 of tomato for another $1.5. Will not come again.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 3
Service: 4
The first issue was asking for a glass of water along with coffee. The waitress brought a commercial plastic bottle of water, when I asked if I could just have a glass of tap water, she said no. literally every restaurant in the US will give you a glass of water with a meal. I didn’t ask the price of a bottle of water, but I can only guess its probably at least 3 dollars. My friend and I both ordered the 4 dollar cup of coffee (a bit higher then Starbucks prices). When the coffee arrived, it was luke-cold. The waitress apologized and said the coffee pot was put on a cold burner, okay fair, mistakes can happen. New hot cups were brought which was when we realized the coffee was very-very weak. I mean maybe ½ the strength of what Id consider a normal or average strength coffee. When the food was brought out, my friend ordered a breakfast (egg and cheese) sandwich, and after one bite explained she couldn’t eat it. Im not 100% sure why, but it looked very soggy and the English muffin didn’t look toasted at all (The sandwich definitely did not look very appetizing). Rather than complaining or ordering something else she did end up eating a few more bites, and left at least half uneaten. We had some granola in the car, she said she’ll be fine. I had pancakes which tasted good, but they were very small. I’m more used to pancakes often being so large that I can not consume it all, but these pancakes were embarrassingly small, like 5-6” across. I had opted for the Maple syrup upgrade for an extra 2.00, but the small plastic container was maybe half filled and I’d guess about 1.5 ounces of maple syrup. It covered 3-4 bits of the pancakes. I asked for more syrup, but did not ask if Id be charged again. My friend was buying and I chose not to look at the bill, but Id bet I was charged another 2.00 for the additional very small cup of maple syrup. Lastly when paying we heard that they restaurant wouldn’t accept plastic and pointed to a sign that was indeed posted (we didn’t see it) and then pointed to an ATM machine if needed. I don’t know… maybe it’s just me, but the nickel-and-diming was a real turn off for us both. I travel for work and eat-out a LOT all over this country, and I was surprised at the Breakfast nook was so chinsy on a number of counts. What sort of establishment doesn’t accept a credit or debit card these days? Some people don't even carry cash anymore (me). Your milage may vary, but I'm sure there are much better choices. I mean its breakfast, come on... how can you mess up breakfast? The food is too expensive (for what it is), coffee no good, cant get a glass of water, the syrup must be made from gold, no CC for payment is a serious inconvenience specially if you are unprepared to pay in other ways. I would NOT eat at the Breakfast Nook if there was any other choice.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 2
Service: 3
Place is way over priced for what you get. Staff wasn’t very pleasant. Food was not good for the price.
Terrible prices …. Bad attitude from owner because my bill was off by 10.00
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