Canyons At The Crossings

Usually, I am not one to speak on hash browns. I appreciate them, but I didn't imagine a world where it was the star of a plate. Especially a plate like this. Yet, I momentarily forgot the steak was even there. When I took my first bite of hash brown, I was met with a perfect crunchy crust paired with a perfectly tender center. What I experienced I didn't even know was possible. It taste like it was deep fried in grass fed butter yet it still happened to remain light with the perfect balance of salt. These hash browns opened my world to what a hash brown could be, what they should be. Steak was good.

Amazing service, food, and views! Ocean view. Great brunch menu. Service is unbelievable ! From the host, to the manager, the server, and the busser. We had the bottomless brunch drinks. The açaí bowl and the “newl corned beef. Absolutely fresh and amazing. We would highly recommend. Live band various nights of week. Nice shade, heaters, and fire pit. And beautiful golf and ocean view. Incredible prices for gourmet food! Our server Brandon, was fantastic. I would recommend and will definitely be back.

Lovely terrace with ocean and golf course views. Service from Chris and the rest of the staff was excellent. The number in our party decreased due to medical emergency and the staff adapted very well. Everyone enjoyed their meals and bottomless mimosas. This was our third visit for brunch and we will be back.

The quality of ingredients and balance of flavors leaves nothing to be desired in my opinion. The salmon dish with the vibrant and powerful kimchi rice blended perfectly with the fatty fish. The She Devilved Eggs are a wonderful single bite as long as you have the mouth to do so. Matched with the view of a portion of the golf course make it a spot to be envied.

This place sits on top of a hill with a great view. The service was consistently decent and the food is good but I wouldn't say top tier for the price. My last trip had left me a little bummed out when I finished my glass of water only to notice a lime or lemon leftovers plaster on the inside of the glass from someone else's drink previously served in this glass.