Spanish restaurant inside historic Union Station offers a lively yet relaxed atmosphere with an intimate second-floor setting ideal for dates. The open kitchen adds sensory depth with visible smoke and aromas, while the patio overlooks the station plaza, perfect for people watching. Cocktails stand out with a variety of Negroni options and expertly crafted drinks.
Bacon appears in several dishes, notably bacon-wrapped dates that are tender and rich, often ordered multiple times. Other items include bacon-wrapped figs and bacon-wrapped goat cheese, all offering a nice balance of flavors.
Deviled eggs come fried and packed with unique flavor that stands out. Eggs also appear fluffy alongside steak and crispy potatoes, paired with red romesco and green mojo verde sauces.
Good to know
Happy hour runs from 3 pm to 6 pm with a limited menu.
Expect great value during happy hour with tapas and wine specials.
Reservations are recommended for private events to ensure availability.
Old school diner style creates a cozy, nostalgic atmosphere with classic dรฉcor and a family-friendly vibe. Small and unassuming, the space feels comfortable and clean without any high-end pretension. Music plays softly, adding to the relaxed, welcoming energy throughout the morning.
Thin, crispy bacon appears in several dishes, including biscuits with gravy and BLTs. Bacon cooks to perfection and pairs well with eggs and hash browns.
Chicken fried steak and eggs come out well cooked and flavorful. Omelettes feature homemade green chili with a balanced heat that complements the eggs nicely.
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The cafe opens at 6 am for early breakfast.
Expect generous portions at reasonable prices.
The cafe offers vegetarian options and a kids menu.
Bright, cozy space combines French-style bakery with an American diner vibe. Atmosphere feels relaxing yet bustling, with plenty of seating including a patio and bar area. Known for exceptional croissants and brunch drinks like Bloody Marys with unique garnishes.
Thick and crisp bacon features in several dishes, including a bacon and cheese croissant served with a Bloody Mary and a bacon egg and cheese on a croissant. Adding bacon to the burger enhances its flavor.
Eggs Benedict stands out with perfectly poached eggs and a harmonious blend of tender brisket in the Brisket version. The veggie omelette offers a fresh alternative alongside the classic Benny.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended for weekend brunch to avoid long wait times.
The bakery often runs out of popular items quickly, so arrive early.
Online ordering for pick-up is available and advised for convenience.
Cozy breakfast spot with multi-level seating and folksy art creates a homey vibe. Fresh-squeezed mimosas and homemade cinnamon rolls add to the inviting atmosphere. Small space feels like having breakfast in a grandma's kitchen.
Bacon comes in good quality slices and often appears alongside eggs or waffles. It cooks to crispy or perfect textures depending on the dish.
Omelettes come fluffy and well garnished with options like eggs and chorizo on potatoes. Scrambled eggs cook just right and pair well with good quality bacon and sides like Belgian waffles.
Good to know
Dozens recently reopened at a new location in December 2024.
Parking can be hard to find near the restaurant.
The menu favorites remain the same at the new location.
Old school diner with laid back atmosphere and small town vibe hosts mostly locals in construction gear. Robot server delivers food playing cheerful tunes, adding a unique touch. Space feels clean and spacious with charming, tacky decor.
Thick cut bacon cooks to a crispy outside edge while staying chewy and delicious inside. It pairs well with fluffy pancakes and French toast.
Egg dishes include a smoked brisket omelette and a veggie omelette with potatoes cooked like grandma used to make. Steak and eggs come at a value price, and scrambled eggs are cooked just right with fluffy pancakes and thick, crispy bacon.
Good to know
The cafe offers breakfast all day.
Expect a friendly atmosphere for special occasions like birthdays.
The portions are large and provide good value for the price.
Classic mom and pop diner with small town vibe and mismatched dishware creates a pleasant, chill atmosphere. Outdoor patio seating complements the Mex-American style breakfast offerings. Space includes both tables and booths with a few TVs and Wi-Fi.
Thick slices deliver a strong taste in the bacon. It pairs well with traditional breakfast items like eggs and pancakes.
Eggs come out perfectly cooked whether in hashbrowns or overeasy style. The Eggs Benedict stands out as quite delicious and pairs well with dishes like steak or sourdough with green chili.
Good to know
Expect to pay around $25 for a breakfast burrito and coffee.
Free refills on coffee are available.
Wi-Fi is provided for customers.
Small, old-fashioned diner with nostalgic decor and retro orange seats creates a lively, welcoming atmosphere. Music and vintage posters add to the classic American diner vibe. The place feels like stepping back to the 70s or 80s with a home town, no-frills energy.
Bacon comes out just right, crispy but not overdone. It pairs well with breakfast platters and scrambled eggs, adding a solid savory touch to the meal.
Breakfast dishes include farm-fresh eggs served with ham, sausage, bacon, and potatoes. Steak and eggs come in a generous portion and offer good value.
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Parking can be hectic, so be prepared for a short walk.
There is no dedicated parking; street parking is the only option.
Prices are reasonable, and portions are generous.
Classic diner with old-school charm and a mid-century vibe offers a down-to-earth atmosphere where locals gather. The space feels like a nostalgic greasy spoon with simple, hearty meals and a cozy, unpretentious setting.
Bacon comes out cooked perfectly, not too done or underdone. It appears in sandwiches with sausage, egg, and hash browns, and also in a BLT that uses just pieces of bacon without lettuce leaves.
Chicken fried steak with eggs and hash browns stands out as a hearty breakfast option. Omelettes, especially the Denver Omelette, come packed with flavor and fill you up.
Good to know
The burger special after 3:30 pm is a great deal.
The cafe offers a luggage storage service for a small fee.
Expect a packed house on Sunday mornings; arrive early.
Old school diner with a rustic, cozy atmosphere and big booths suited for families. The vibe is laid-back and homey, featuring simple, straightforward decor with a charming patina. It welcomes families with highchairs and offers password-protected Wi-Fi.
Thick bacon appears in several dishes, including the Rocky skillet with huge chunks of bacon and vegetables. Turkey bacon also features alongside eggs and French toast.
Egg dishes come in generous portions and include options like a 4 Way Omelette full of flavor, eggs Benedict, and a pork green chili seasoned omelette. Sides like hash browns, buttered toast, and grits often accompany the eggs.
Good to know
Parking is available on either side of the building.
The menu offers a vast selection from breakfast to dinner available all day.
Prices are very reasonable for the portion sizes.
Open kitchen reveals food preparation in a tiny, beautifully designed space with limited seating mostly at a bar counter. Atmosphere shifts from peaceful mornings to a fun, charming vibe with lively music and a friendly pace. Quality ingredients and unique bagels create a distinctive culinary experience.
Bacon quality stands out as the star in the bacon, egg, and cheese sandwiches. These sandwiches come on various bagels like everything and onion, often paired with Calabrian chili cream cheese that enhances the flavor.
Eggs come out perfectly cooked and actually delicious in the sandwich, which is rare for a bagel spot.
Good to know
Expect a line before opening at 7:45am; reservations are not accepted.
Limited seating makes it best to get bagels to go.
Bagels with lox cost $18, which is on the expensive side.