Tim's Cafe — Restaurant in Calgary

My wife and I stopped in for lunch, I got the special which was the breakfast quesadilla. It was very good. I was full after this meal. My wife, she got the Denver omelette. She said it was very good as well. Both came with oven diced potatoes with green onions on top, which were scorching hot. I've never seen potatoes in a restaurant that were this hot! Excellent. Slathered on the butter and enjoyed.

The restaurant is a very small establishment, probably with only six or seven tables. When we walked in at noon, it was completely full. I should say that it was a Saturday. We only waited for a short time and was seated. It is recommended that you give them a call before you show up and make a reservation. That way you'll not have to wait.

Price-wise, this restaurant is very affordable. The food is a excellent portion. Don't expect a fancy restaurant. When I walked in, it reminded me of going back to the 70s when I was a kid....

Sometimes it is true when they say Simple is Best! That is precisely what I had the pleasure of enjoying for the first time on a Sunday morning.

We were in the area and Googled Breakfast Near Me and were fortunate enough to be guided here. Tim and Henry are a dynamic duo that have been in the service industry for decades. They have had this Breakfast joint for 10 of those years now.

You walk in, go to the counter, order your meal and pay. Then you find a seat and wait for the delicious breakfast to come. The menu board is extremely simple with no photos, but it works. The prices are EXCELLENT! I loved the steak and eggs that were cooked the way I love them. The brown toast is baked fresh there and is amazing!

The eggs Benedict were great too.

Tuesdays they are closed so you can enjoy Taco Tuesdays 🌮 somewhere else.

She is not fancy dining at all. The formula is simple; good, wholesome breakfast food for a good...

I recently came across a small local restaurant and was curious about their reviews, so I decided to give it a try. It’s not a fancy place, but I appreciated how clean and welcoming it felt. The restaurant is run by two polite gentlemen, and their service was great. The prices are very reasonable—my husband and I had breakfast for just $23 in total.

One of the highlights for me was their homemade bread, which was delicious. The restaurant also has a strong sense of community. While we were there, I noticed an elderly lady sitting at a reserved table, and the server brought her coffee and muffins without her having to ask. It seemed like she was a regular, and it was really heartwarming to see that level of care.

They also offer self-serve coffee and even have pork chops on the breakfast menu. Overall, it was a great experience, and I’d definitely...