Eat

Words fail me to express just how floored I am about the quality and complexity of bliss I experienced dining here today for the first time. It's amazing to me that it could be this convenient or affordable. Cheap, Fast, Good, pick 2? No, EAT gives you ALL THREE. If good things come in small packages, this little brunch pad is a quantum singularity of culinary excellence.

Earlier this week I had the opportunity to speak to the owner, Robert Lindsey, and he said "you won't be disappointed" if I came in for breakfast this weekend. I appreciate that level of cockiness in someone that's going to feed me. And I was definitely not disappointed. It was the tastiest breakfast I've ever had. We got the chicken & waffles, a giant grilled blueberry muffin, and a bacon/egg/cheese breakfast sandwich on a bagel. The chicken was so crispy and well seasoned and the candied bacon on top was delectable. The maple syrup was heated up and had cinnamon in it. The breakfast sandwich was everything I imagined it would be with a generous amount of bacon and well prepared eggs. The muffin was huge because it was clearly baked in a ramekin or something and had a more cake-like consistency without being heavy. I loved everything about it. It's a cozy little place with less than 10 tables, but we were able to get a table immediately and they do take out orders as well. 10/10, will be going back. Worth every penny.

He could be a bit nicer. Also, for a place only open from 9-2, they stop serving breakfast at a certain time. What time? Not sure. Called for 2 chicken and waffles around 10:45ish and I got a “BREAKFAST IS OVER SIR”. So if you want breakfast, be there when the doors open. The food is good though but meh.