Food was decent. It arrived surprisingly quick. Food quality and taste doesn't live up to the hype though.
I had the classic eggs Benedict with turkey bacon. The colour of the hollandaise looked off but it tasted ok. The tri coloured home fries were a nice elevated spin to the traditional home fries, visually and taste-wise. The sweetness of the potatoes was a great balance to an otherwise typically savoury dish. I really enjoyed those. The rest of the dish was pretty standard.
My mom got the veggie burger. This is where things got a little disappointing, and I'm sure people who appreciate food would understand. The menu stated that it was served on a brioche bun, which as you can see in the picture is most definitely not brioche. I asked one of the servers about it and her response was "it's an extra charge for brioche" which a) seems like an admission that the bun in fact was not brioche, and b) the menu clearly states that it is served on brioche, so I shouldn't be charged. The server tells who I assume is a manager who approaches us and claims that it is brioche and proceeds to explain that it's an egg bun (which I'm already aware otherwise I wouldn't have asked about it). I believe she ended her argument with something along the lines "that's how we make it." The bun is white, dry and flaky. It was basically a regular sesame burger bun, almost Kaiser-ish. My mom and I both love brioche and it was the main deciding factor for this burger so of course this really put us off. Sure, some might say, 'calm down, it's just a bun,' but if you love and appreciate food, you'd understand.There's also nothing worse than not getting what you expected especially if you're paying for it. Anyway, the rest of the dish was decent.
Also, they charge $1.99 for hot water. Who does that?