"The area is filled with zombies, vampires and delmartians, which is why they hide their best restaurants in the back corner of just another suburban mall, hoping they won't attract too much attention. After a night of fighting these forces of evil, and, of course, 3+ hours at the gym, I picked up Stitch, stopped to look at some turtles, and then snuck our way back to the safety of this charming little bistro. The All Day Breakfast includes everything that you might expect pancakes and french toast and omelets light or hearty, it's up to you. Otherwise the menu is heavy on the sandwiches/burgers/wraps/paninis, with a few salads and a daily homemade soup du jour of the day. But this ain't no 24 hour creepy diner experience. The food here is fit for a goddess!!! Stitch went for the soup and half sandwich special $7.99), starting with a delicious bowl of Split Pea Soup, loaded with smokey ham and a bit of potato. Next came a BLT on rye, warm, nicely put together, perfect crisp bacon, and lots of lettuce, served with a side of Utz potato chips. She ate every bite, and every chip, much to my delight, and dismay. The Eggs Benedict $9.99) was good, though the eggs were slightly underdone the whites were still gooey). I loved the soft English muffin that I thought I wouldn't be able to cut with a butter knife, and the creamy homemade hollandaise. And I ate all the home fries. Add excellent service and a lovely little dining room and it's a recipe for success. And no zombies. You're welcome. Zena, Goddess of Fire"
