The seasonal menu keeps things interesting with dishes like the pork belly sandwich and housemade pop tarts and doughnuts. Other options include a salmon BLT, chile relleno, and market quiche.
Early morning highlights include the pork belly sandwich and foie gras-filled pop tarts, while the lunch lineup is stacked with items such as the grilled salmon salad and Cuban sandwich. En savoir plus
Try the belly sandwich, topped with an oozy egg and mellow pickled onions, and it clicks. It’s thicker and juicier than other breakfast meats, and better suited to a home in a secret-recipe biscuit. En savoir plus
To add extra dimension and flavor to the brined-in-house corned beef, chef Greg Ellis and crew griddle the thinly sliced meat just to the point of a nice perimeter char.
We found that it's better to play it safe at this collaboration between Trotter alums, with dishes such as honey-lemon doughnuts, big bowls of Israeli couscous and a soufflelike slice of quiche. En savoir plus
Portions were perfect for steak and eggs and quiche and actually a little large for pancakes and bangers and mash. Great stuff!! As others have said, get the maple bacon doughnuts!
The vegetable combos of the market quiche (mushrooms and leeks, on my visit) in these majestic slices change often; the fluffy, airy structure is the same every time. En savoir plus
Though the combination of pork belly, eggs and pickled onions has become ubiquitous on brunch menus, order the Belly Sandwich and see that not all are alike: En savoir plus
If you're looking for the hippest brunch this side of Wicker Park, you've found the place. Order the Benedict, which comes with two distinctly-flavored Hollandaise sauces.
Here, all parts of the "Mexican Holiday"—cocoa tequila, espresso liqueur, cinnamon and Cholula—balance perfectly, with the coffee adding depth, not bitterness. En savoir plus
Chilaquiles are good, but way overhyped. They basically shake up a bag of tostada chips from La Pasadita with a bottle of green salsa and then serve an egg on top.
Keep walking towards potbelly. It's cheaper, quicker, less salty, and the food is better. This place needs a lot of work. It doesn't take an hour to get food when you're the only ones in there
Food was good, but service not so great! Waited 30 mins for the check and they didn't even take anything off the bill! It's not cheap so I'd expect better service.
Steak & Eggs were Bland. Bland. Bland. Salsa on friend's chilaquiles was sweet and sour, no heat. Chips were good though. I don't plan to go back any time soon.