Breakfast Club of Tuskawilla — Restaurant in Florida

I found this little gem while meeting up for breakfast before relatives caught their plane to head back up north and I was blown away. I would take this place over any Denny's or IHOP I've been to. I can tell it's home to a lot of veterans and public service ( Police and Fire ) which I love. The menu is nuts !!!! Tons of different things to choose from and from what I experienced with what I got ( Western omelet with quartered potatoes ) and the other trays passing by looked delicious and my omelet and potatoes were so tasty I would definitely get it again. The waitress was friendly and touched the table every 10 minutes which is amazing these days from some of the places that I've been. Prices were fair for the quality and quantity. If I ever gave a recommendation for a restaurant this would definitely be it. Check it out and see for yourself.. you won't be disappointed trust me.

UPDATE !!!!!!! I made the mistake of giving this place a perfect review the first time I came here which you can read above. This time I literally wished I went to Keke's or 1st watch instead which was literally right around the corner. First let me say the staff were all older women that look tired and at times appear aggravated. I say this because as we walked out my girlfriend smiled at a waitress and was given a death stare. This isn't even to mention the bathroom which looked like it hadnt been cleaned in weeks. The toilet was broken and didn't flush so who ever had to deal with the package I left I'm truly sorry. The hand soap was in a ketchup bottle type plastic container. I felt like I didn't want to touch anything it was so gross. I ordered the sausage gravy with biscuits and eggs with a side of toast. The toast was stale, cold, and the only part that was soft was the part that had butter. One of the biscuits were soft and the other was rock hard on the bottom and I couldn't get myself to eat it..The gravy had no sausage meat in it and looked as if it had been sitting and not stirred as you should with gravy.. the eggs were kinda cold and you can tell it was sitting in the window too long... I can say the quarter potatoes were right on the money... I loved them.. Great flavor and perfectly cooked... But if it wasn't for that the meal wasn't really worth it. The waiter got my girlfriend's order wrong but we didn't say anything and just figured oh well because we were hungry and wanted to eat instead of complaining. The woman who picked up our plates asked if I was going to eat the other biscuit and before I could respond my girlfriend told her it was rock hard on the bottom and he couldn't eat it.. she responded by saying oh... She then picked up the plate and walked away as if she didn't even care. We both kinda laughed and couldn't believe what just happened... she didn't even ask about the situation and acted as if she could care less. I wasn't even asked about my concern. After we were already eating our meal were we then asked if we needed any tobasco sauce.. I hate doing these types of reviews trust me... I could have easily gone to Keke's or 1st watch but I'm a big time supporter of the mom and pop businesses and entrepreneurs of the world but this place seems to have bad leadership or they have managers that need to be retrained as to how to serve customers so they can pass that knowledge off to their staff. It just seems as if the owners are tired and you can always tell when a place is on the downfall In the restaurant business. It's the food but most importantly the service which brings the people back and creates lines out the door. That's why Keke's, 1st watch, and most of not all darden restaurants thrive as well as they do... There is a standard and there are protocols in place and they never stray from them which creates an excellent atmosphere, top notch food, and excellent service which makes people come back again and again. So with that being said and me being a consumer advocate I can't suggest going here honestly. I wish I could tell you differently and it...

Had I read reviews from other service dog owners before I would not have suggested that my group meet at The Breakfast Club Tuskawilla. I also have a smaller service dog, she is vested. I have had her over 8 years, is well trained and knows her job. When we entered right away I noticed staff staring at us, shortly a male staffer approached me in a hostile manner and was completely in my personal space bubble. He inquired if my dog was a service dog (remember she is in her service dog vest), which is legal and a right of the restuarant, he then asked me what "conditions" I had that I required a service dog. NOT legal nor OK. I explained the SERVICES she provides me. He then remained hostile and intimidating as he angrily sad she had to be on the floor while at the table. I explained to him that she performs her duties better while tucked away on my lap, I further explained that know one would even know she was there. At least he consented to that. My companions noticed that we got dirty looks from the rest of the staft, the rest of the time we were there, except our waitress (a younger woman trying hard) and our meal took far to long (noting other tables getting far better and faster service) I don't know who to report this to but I will find out. I am not the litigous, nor does this establishment deserve any more of my time , so I won't be suing. Minimally the staff needs better training, re-trained or some training at least on services dogs and the rights of those with service dogs. My table of 5 have all agreed to not return and to share this story with their friends. BTW my service dog and I have been to the other breakfast spots in Winter Springs without incident, one restuarant even offering a water...

Busy Saturday so we did not expect the fastest service but we saw other tables getting many coffee refills while our cups were empty. Twice when we politely motioned for refills 2 different servers rolled their eyes ( we saw different servers refilling coffee regardless if it was their table or not) the obvious regulars got prompt service while we waited and waited for every step of the process. Breakfast took over 2 hours due to service. By the time food came we gobbled it down due to being very hungry. Our main server, a younger woman, was nice but seemed to get no support from the other servers like they were doing for eachother. So was it that we weren't regulars or some inner drama between the servers? Who knows? End result our meal took gar longer than it should have, seeeing other tables get their food, refills , their check etc while we waited and waited. Word to the wise? Avoid peak times unless they know you by your first name. Food tasted OK, several orders for our table were incorrect, we mentioned but ate anyhow due to being very hungry and thinking replacement food would take forever too. Oh! We also witnessed one worker in an overly aggressive and confrontational manner confront an older woman with her service dog. We felt bad for this woman! She was kinder than she should have been with the overly confrontational interaction by staff. We were surprised her group stayed. It's one thing to respectfully inquire to protect one's business another to treat people the way this man treated this woman. BTW we completely forgot her dog was there, it was obviously trained well and doing it's job as...