Wakey Wakey Breakfast Place — Restaurant in Sunset Hills

Went to Wakey Wakey expecting great breakfast due to it's close relationship with the Twisted Tree Restaurant. I'm truly sorry that I have to write such a scathing review. First of all the breakfast area is actually the bar lounge and lobby area of the Twisted Tree and Holiday Inn. I've had a better eating atmosphere in the breakfast area of a Residence Inn. Speaking of Residence Inn, I've also had better waffles and bacon that I made myself in their "free" breakfast with the purchase of a hotel room. We had four people in our party and none of us liked the waffles (way too sweet) or bacon. Can't believe Wakey hangs it's reputation on these two items which are part of almost every item on their limited menu. Coffee was good, but could have been hotter and so could the waffles that would not even melt my butter pat. Maybe the waffles weren't hot because it took forever for the food to come to the table when there were only two other tables with people. Our plates must have been under a warming light and someone forgot to tell our waiter the food order was ready to deliver. The waffle portions were huge, but when you don't really like what you're eating, you leave enough on your plate that it looks like you didn't even touch your food. And of course, we did not ask for a box to take anything home. Can't say I will be back for four breakfasts that cost over $80 with tax and tip. Sorry Wakey. Wake up and smell the coffee. You need...

The wait was kind of long 10 mins. I say long 10 mins because there wasn't a host at the counterand it wasnt busy at all either. It seemed the host was also the waitress. She greeted me and told me to sit anywhere I opted for a booth. Iooked over the menu and decided on the chicken and waffles with eggs, fruit, and an iced coffee hold the liquor. It took a while for the food to come 30 mins about and when it did the eggs weren't with it. She said she'd be back with them and when a few mins had gone by I decided to eat what was there because I didn't want it to get cold. She came back and asked how everything was. It was very delicious despite not having the eggs. But tbh it would have been too much for me anyway. What I had was perfect. She apologized, I told her it was fine, because it was. I will definitely be coming back again soon. Hopefully I dont have to wait as long to be seated. I truly enjoyed the food and the chicken was in the shape of a...

Skip this place until they rework this dud! This place is cursed with a horrible location on the interior of a hotel (no windows and dark walls) and a grease filled menu of expensive "fancy" breakfast selections. From the hotel side you walk down a hallway that isn't clear where it leads, and it feels like you're walking into an area that shouldn't be used as a dining room, kind of cute barn-like decorations but it is too dark for the morning time, and has a real storage area feel to it. The service was not the same quality as the Twisted Tree but decent, though the servers were quickly overwhelmed when the tables started filling up. The food was nearly inedible, they politely handled taking one of the meals off our bill, but it was still $25 with tip for just one...