Green Eggs Cafe Reviews

Great service and all the food and coffee was amazing. Definitely a place where you can order anything and know it will be good. There is a long line to get in but somehow it moves fast. Will be back!

Fab breakfast. Get here early because the line is long otherwise. Cash only as well. Really big portions so could easily share. I had the French toast board which as amazing but definitely way too much food! The menu was superb and great options. The short rib Benedict was also fab.

Delicious food all around. I'm not a vegan but I had the vegan enchiladas and they were quite tasty. Others had the apple french toast and the nutella crepes. Service was fairly prompt considering how busy the place was. We waited 30 minutes for a table, next time we'll get there earlier.

The waitress placed us at the table closest to the restrooms, when I politely asked if we could sit on the table a few rows over instead, I was told no because we’re saving that incase we need it. It was a table for 6 and we were only a 4. She then offered us another table which was perfectly acceptable. Then proceeded to loudly tell a colleague and anyone else within earshot that we didn’t want to sit on the first table offered (whilst eye rolling). Personally I didn’t feel in the least bit welcome and decided to spend my money elsewhere.

My kids and I enjoyed eating breakfast at the Green Eggs Cafe. The children’s menu was comprehensive. My daughter chose the red velvet pancakes, which is like dessert for breakfast, while my son chose scrambled eggs. I had a seriously sinful Nutella latte (made with oat milk), which not only woke me up, but delighted my taste buds. I’d definitely eat here again!

Came during covid and we weren’t impressed. The food was ok and lacked in service. We had to ask for utensils, items ordered were missing and even though it had stopped raining, they wouldn’t allow outdoor seating (even though we watched them allow people to sit and eat when raining). Best thing I ate was the rosemary potatoes.

The food here is great. The avocado and pepper eggs Benedict were absolutely delicious. Same for the waffle smothered with peanut sauce. The menu is great we wanted to try everything. Skip the pork roll with broccoli rabe. Heavy and greasy. Friendly service.

Delicious breakfast options. Excellent, very friendly and efficient service. A line to get in, but well worth the wait. Note that they only accept cash, but there is an ATM inside the restaurant

Was referred word of mouth then researched online. FB, IG, and various Philadelphia articles. All I can say is “Wow!” They don’t do enough to show what you’re in for. Portions are huge and food is great. I had the Creole Shrimp and Grits while my wife had Red Velvet Pancakes. There will most likely be a wait. We went recently and waited about 15mins. Although it was a little cold it was worth the wait. This is a must go place.

We visited the Green Eggs Cafe twice during our stay in Philadelphia. Both visits we were seated immediately, offered drinks and our orders were taken quickly. When the food arrived it was amazing. We had french toast the first time, the portions are huge (compared to UK sizes), we could have shared. The second visit we had eggs our way, again big portions and delicious. Definitely recommend and would visit again. Cash only.

My wife and I stopped here for brunch while we were visiting the Kimmel Center. They have a very good and somewhat decadent menu. We shared a french toast combo which was great. The grits and coffee were also very good. The service was exceptional. We shall return. Just be aware that this a cash only restaurant.

Tried the "Kitchen sink" . It was a combo of everything and pretty good. A member of my party had the oatmeal and it was EVERYTHING!! A must have. Be aware that this is a cash only restaurant, so stop at the ATM before visiting or you can walk to the nearest during the 30-45 minute wait time -___-

Good food, good staff....food so good n popular that there’s a long wait every time..worth the wait My lil sis took me and then I took my mom.

This places was a lot of fun to visit. The food was excellent and the staff was quick. The best time to get there is early because the lines start forming early. I am looking forward bring more friends and family to this place.

We try to eat here every time we visit Philly. all of the food is as delicious as it looks. you know the kitchen is doing a good job when everyone around you is snapping a photo before taking their first bite. We have the omelets and they are huge and chock full of ingredients. The french toast options are huge and look so tempting! The bacon is the best - nice thick and salty pieces that just explode with flavor in your mouth!

Service was awesome- hostess was fun and energetic, table service was quick and polite. Food was even better! Each of us loved our meals. Atmospheric was great too, fun, bright, but still chill

Excellent brunch on a Thursday morning. Ordered the French toast flight and huevos rancheros. Huge orders and all excellent flavors and pairings. Service was great and Dan stopped to talk to us tourists for a while to help with other recommendations. Cash only but ATM on site. Must stop when in Philly!

Cash only so bring enough of them dolla bills. We ordered the the carrot cake french toast, avocado toast platter, and caramel bombon. The food portions are MASSIVE. My sister and I shared our food and even then it was alot. For me, to eat the french toast all by myself was too much. I couldn't finish it. All too sweet for me but that's on me not them. The caramel bombon was so good. Would definitely get that again but not with french toast. Too much sweetness altogether. The avocado toast platter was good balance to the sweetness. It was packed here and I could see why. Would definitely check this place out. So many options to chose from!

Our hotel was located. Great find although it it seems to be popular with locals. Big portions and it only takes cash. Don’t go mid morning or you will be waiting a long time.

Nice place, expect to wait some but Thur wait was worth it. Would go again.....nice slices of scrapple.

Green Eggs usually has a wait for a reason - great food! Inventive menu and delicious coffee bring the experience to the next level.

Perfect spot to get fresh breakfast/brunch which lasted throughout my tourist walks in the city. The staff were excellent and management even came round the tables, clean and comfortable a true staple in the Gayborhood.

Went here for brunch with a friend who lives in South Philly. We waited 15 mins for a table but could order coffee, (including some great speciality coffees), from the counter while we waited. Ordered Chorizo Benedict and the aptly named "Kitchen Sink Platter". Food was really plentiful and delicious. Prices were reasonable as well. All the staff were very courteous and professional. Highly recommended.

Really unique brunch options available here. Their apple pie egg rolls were such a delight! This is a great spot for all diets - they have a variety of vegan and vegetarian options in addition to their meat dishes. My friend got the cheesesteak Benedict and said it was delicious and a great play on a Philadelphia staple. Refreshing champagne drink options and really decadent specialty coffees. Can’t wait to brunch here again soon! 🥂

Amazing brunch/breakfast spot in the heart of Center City. We started with an excellent bloody mary, and moved on to our delicious entrees. Avocado toast with perfectly cooked eggs and Creole shrimp over cheesy grits with poached eggs. The food was terrific, and the service could not have been any friendlier and more professional. Beware, the waits can be long on the weekends, and they only take cash. But, this place is well worth the wait and the cash only hassle.

Heard many things about Green Eggs Cafe, wanted to give it a try. Very good, clean and friendly. Met all my expectations and some. But the only downfall is... cash only! But the caramel apple French toast! A must try! Very good!

Had breakfast Sunday morning here with my wife and our two teen boys. Luckily we got there just as they opened at 8. If we had been 15 minutes later we would have been waiting outside. Portions are huge. Both my boys could not finish their breakfast (breakfast burrito for one, and red velvet pancakes for the other. I mean, really, teenage boys not finishing their breakfast?? My wife had the guac eggs benedict and proclaimed it one of the best breakfasts she had ever had. If you're in the area, go.

Loved this breakfast place! The decor was very modern and open. We went about 9am on a Saturday and there was no line, but it got very busy when we left. I had a cappuccino with baileys and kahlua and my husband had the Orea Frappe. My cappuccino was cold? Wasn’t sure why. I think there was a miscommunication. But it still tasted good! I had the Apple French Toast and my husband had the standard eggs, meat, and potatoes breakfast. Wow, amazing!! Everything was superb. Service was great and they did not check vaccination cards when we entered. But it was the first weekend of the mandate so that may change. They just might have forgotten. They do not take reservations.

Endless choices for fresh, delicious, unique food. Staff is friendly. Our go to when in Philly! We need this place in Massachusetts!

Good food and staff as well as price however this place is loud, much too loud for us 60 year-olds. We'd like to have tried breakfast but they don't open until 0800.

Awesome eggs benedict and juice, great coffee. Love the place; location couldn't be more convenient, plenty of tables in a very clean and pleasant building. This review should be 4.5 stars, but if I have to err either way , I'm going with 5

This is my favorite brunch place in Philadelphia. I always get the cream brûlée French toast. The yummiest thing every. Their chicken and waffle is really good as well.

The portion sizes were huge and the food was delicious. I really enjoyed the breakfast egg rolls and the service was great. Beware what time of the day you go because this place gets crowded.

Had breakfast there and it was our favorite place that we had breakfast in Philadelphia. We ordered the Cookie Dough Stuffed French Toast which was one of the best fresh toasts I have ever tasted. The coffee was very good as well. We also had the Guacamole and Pepper Benedict which was also delicious. Both dishes were excellent and I would suggest you try them. Just make sure that you have cash since they don’t accept cards here. Just in case you don’t have cash on you, they do have an ATM there as well.

We were a party of 3. We sat down promptly @9:05a. We were greeted by a friendly server. We placed our order and to our surprise the food was bland, the potatoes were a bit undercooked. The omlette had an aftertaste like coking spray, my wheat toast was served cold with colder butter, the turkey bacon was more slab like than anything. The berry lemonade was good. The thing missing....Seasoning and a little longer on the grill. All for $81.90 with $11.70 service fee included.

You know a place has to be good if there's a line waiting to get in with a bouncer at the door. Excellent service, awesome food. Yes it is cash only but they must be doing something right to keep that business model going!

Delicious and hearty food, massive portions (I mean massive!!!) and friendly staff. They only accept cash so be sure to bring $$, there is also an ATM on site if you didn't bring enough money.

I had a business breakfast at Green Eggs Cafe. It was my 1st time there. The restaurant opens at 9am so not ideal if you need/want to eat earlier. Also, they do NOT accept cards; cash only. They have an ATM inside the restaurant in case you need cash. Great selection of traditional breakfast foods (eggs, bagels, etc.) in addition to Vegan and Gluten-Free options. You can get pancakes, waffles, etc. The staff is friendly and provided good service. I ordered 3 eggs over easy with an English muffin and patty sausage. It came out as ordered and was tasty. This is not a large place and getting a table was easy. Plan ahead if you have a larger group as they may need to push tables together; most set ups were for 2 people versus 4 or more. All in all, a good place to go if you are in the downtown/Center City Philadelphia area. Pro Tip - street parking is tough in this part of Philly so if needed, use the parking lot directly across the street from Green Eggs Cafe.

The food was very good, but it was way too LOUD inside! The place was only half full since I got there when it opened. I can’t imagine the noise levels when it’s at full capacity. There are a variety of sound deadening materials that they could apply to the walls and ceiling if they wanted to, but apparently it doesn’t matter to management, in spite of other reviews mentioning the excessive noise. Besides the echoing walls and ceiling, and the din of all the conversations, they added to the sound chaos with music blending into the rest of the noise. I was a solo eater, and had noise canceling earbuds, listening to relaxing music, but I could barely hear my own earphones through the rest of the noise! Still, the food was good. My waitress was fine, but I won’t be back because of the excessive noise.

Jetlag was killing me badly and thus better to redeem with a nice breakfast. We ordered a rib-steak Benedict and a meatball Benedict which the both dishes were in BIG portion and tasty! Lovely breakfast!

What kind of business that does not take credit cards nowadays especially in the heart of downtown? Awkwardly, their prices are high. Staff seemed weird kind standoffish; my brother and I did not feel welcome. Without introduction, we were told that they are cash only, and were shown the ATM machine by the counter if we needed cash. After we put our order, service was spotty, 2-3 rotating servers all with an attitude. Then at the end it took forever to get the check. I tried the recommended short ribs Benedict and was not impressed. My brother had the customized omelet with overcooked roasted potatoes and said it was OK; both dishes were huge, tons of food but was bland. The menu specials was hand written on the board; the words organic, healthy, bla bla…were overstated over and over. Regardless, they need to work out on their service, food quality, and cash payment policy. Definitely, I am NOT GOING BACK and WON’T RECOMMEND IT to anyone.

There is no other place to eat breakfast! I only say that, because I didn't eat lunch or dinner there...YET. INGREDIENTS is fresh, presentation is cared for, portion sizes are humongous! The Mimosas & other special drinks are delicious. Have I mentioned the SCRAPPLE?? OUT OF THIS WORLD GOOD 👍 I wouldn't change a thing about the place. Many Blessings to this establishment & their staff fire their excellence!

We visited Monday morning at around 9. In the past, on weekends, we have had to wait nearly an hour. This time, we waited about 25 minutes for a table for four. The wait staff are very polite, expeditious, and efficient. They were helpful with children, and knew the menu very well. Our food came out exactly as we had requested and without delays. The ambiance is good--casual, not very loud, but busy. The food is excellent, a cut above other diners nearby--my omelette was excellent, and the kids loved their red velvet pancakes. We continue to go back because the wait staff make it so comfortable to be there.

My boyfriend and I both ordered the stuffed French toast and it was sooo good. We also got the bacon which was okay. Their lemonades are great too and come in different flavors. Service was good and the place was busy. Tables are very close together and there was plenty of parking.

This was our favorite place for breakfast but never again. Brought the wrong breakfast for my son, put sausage in a chorizo Benedict, and delivered my egg and biscuit “kitchen sink” without gravy (took 3 servers to finally bring it). The eggs were cold and over cooked. We asked for the manager who went to every table looking for the disgruntled patrons. When we announced ourselves he snorted at us first then offered a slurry or something. I didn’t want a freebie I wanted a manager who had some standards and was interested in our experience. I think maybe they have over extended themselves and quit trying.

Was seated immediately for breakfast, although there was a lengthy lineup of folks waiting when I left. My huge eggs Benedict was really spectacular and the coffee was quite good as well. The setting here is very casual and comfortable, and it was fairly noisy as most tables were full of people happily eating and talking. Service was excellent despite the busyness of the place, and my overall experience was very positive.

Huge restaurant which is very popular. Lots of people waiting in line outside. Not very charming restaurant, but good selection for breakfast/lunch dishes. Coffee was not very good, orangejuice ok. Egg & bacon was tasty, same was silver dollar pancakes with berries.

Good food quickly provided in a busy and noisy atmosphere. 20 min wait for a table. Popular place better make a reservation.

Just walk on by. There are other locations, I believe (or there used to be) and I recall some years back Green Eggs was very good, but I would never return to this location. If I were to eat there again I would not be tempted by any of their menu items -- lots of varieties of French toast, some that really sound appealing -- and I would simply order eggs and bacon or pork roll. You usually can't go wrong with those items. As it was, I selected The Kitchen Sink and that was a mistake. There was no distinct taste and maybe that's because it included "the kitchen sink". There was some of everything including a huge (tasteless) biscuit on top of the eggs and stuff and it was all covered by pork gravy -- also not distinctively tasty. I saw other patrons ordering French toast varieties and those servings were huge and looked tempting, but I wouldn't be tempted in the future. Here's what's even worse. The wait staff was inattentive. I have a photo of a threesome of wait staff and they are all on their phones. Heads down working their phones. Meanwhile, I'm waving my arms because I wanted to get a fresh cup of coffee. I was served a lukewarm cup of coffee and thought they could do better but I could not get anyone's attention. Management here needs a heads up. Train your wait staff to pay attention. Tell them to put away their phones and work! If that happens, by the way, you may see more of the seats occupied in your near empty restaurant. But then there's the matter of the food. My advice -- just keep on walking.

Green Eggs Café in Philly offers decent food, though the pricing leans towards the expensive side, which might not suit everyone. It's worth noting that they only accept cash, so come prepared. Despite this, my experience was positive, thanks to the good customer service. Overall, a decent option if you're in the area.

Green Eggs offers interesting brunch combinations like the Apple Pie French Toast that I ordered in a fresh and lively setting. While the food is very good and different from the standard brunch eggs and chicken and waffles, I could not get past the fact that it’s cash only - which they tell you only as you’re seated. This is not an inexpensive place - brunch with an entree with coffee and sides is $30 after tax and tip - and it’s unreasonable to expect people to carry that kind of cash around. People who spend $30/person on brunch use credit cards! The cafe has an ATM, but I am here to eat, not make banking transactions to pay for my coffee.

I loved the Chorizo Benedict and my wife had the just as good or better Creme Brulee French Toast. We got there on a Sunday am before 9:00 and only had @ a 5-8 minute wait. There were long lines when were leaving though. This is worth the wait. Great menu at reasonable prices for the area.

The food here was really good. The service was not. We got the caramel stuffed french toast and the cookie dough stuffed french toast. It was so much food we should have shared! It was really really rich but very good. The service was slow and the server was rude and inattentive. It is a cash only place.

Dined for breakfast - Great variety on the menu and excellent food - something for everyone from sweet to savory and drink variety for everyone

Sweet and savoury, it is all there. Lots to choose from and the prices are more than fair, attentive waiters and delicious food. Such a shame that we didn’t find this cafe until our last day of our visit.

We visited on thanksgiving for breakfast and service was friendly and potions were generous. The French toast were very popular and enough for 2 people. Also the egg Benedict were very tasty. I would definitely comeback next time I visit the city.

Conveniently located across the street from the Airbnb from where my fiancée and I were staying, we were told by our hosts that it was an absolute MUST that visit here while we're staying at their place. I can say that after eating their food, I had to agree. Pricing: The pricing of the food was on par around other restaurants I saw in the area, in the $11-20 range depending on the item. The amount of food that you get for the price was definitely fair. This is a decent sized meal for someone with a hefty appetite, and maybe 2 meals for someone that doesn't eat as much. Food: The food was good. I got the Santa Fe Benedict while my fiancée got the Creme Brûlée French Toast. The benny came with plenty of meat, to the point where I was slightly struggling with finishing it, which was a good sign! The English muffin was replaced by a corn cake which was a great texture change for me. The French toast was cooked really well with a soft inside and a slight crispness to the outside. Along with the maple syrup and berries that came with it, there was plenty of sweetness to go around, but not overwhelming. Service: The service was okay. We only had our waiters refill our waters once during our meal, which was a bit of a bummer since the place we were staying at had no drinking water for us so I was trying to stay hydrated when we ate. Overall: This was a great place to eat. I would come back here if I were ever in Philadelphia again. Just make sure to bring cash, or a card to use at their ATM.

Is this place a chain? It feels chain-y, like First Watch. Anyway, we found the food ok-to-good, but nothing to go out of your way for. Kind of disappointing, given the reviews. We had the burrito and the guacamole eggs Benedict. Most annoying of all, it was cash-only. Be warned.

Don’t miss this place when in town! We picked up and ate in our hotel lobby to avoid the wait & crowds. It was perfect for our family weekend.

Great breakfast and lunch place... best to have what they are known for... French toasts!! The creme brûlée was delicious with lots of fresh fruit..

With the beautiful dishes we saw on Instagram and recommendations we received, we had high hopes that the 45 minute wait would be worth it so we endured. Staff was friendly and food came out pretty and in HUGE portions... but that was it. It was just alright food, not too much flavor, coffee and bloody mary's were mediocre at best. We got some standard breakfast fare, chicken and waffles, a breakfast skillet, and a side of bacon, which was the star of the show. Overall, don't waste your time unless you want to flex on Instagram.

This food is amazing in presentation, portion and price. 😊 But when the waitress (ARIEL) took our orders she topped it off with her hospitality.🥰 We almost ordered everything going down the list. I recommend the “ BANG BANG SHRIMP TACOS, Red Velvet pancakes, shrimp, eggs and grit pan any of the FRENCH TOASTS. Awww heck! Just order every damn thing on the menu and take home what you can’t finish !😂😂 They earned and deserved a 10 ⭐️ from us

Driving by you might see a line of people down the street. But just know it is worth every single minute. The food here is outstanding and ability to have a bar on site at a breakfast place is awesome. The food is delicious and massive! Would recommend anyone in town to stop by such a great meal and just what you need to start your day!

What a great recommendation and find for us for this mornings breakfast. Indoor and outdoor seating and dog friendly with an eclectic menu for breakfast. From all the staples to creme brûlée French toast, you will be plenty satisfied! Great service as well. I suggest you sit outside and take in the sights but get there early cause it fills up quick! The secret is out cause this is the place for breakfast in Philly!

I wish they were just honest about the real wait times. Waited for over an hour and a half (10 am-11:34 am) standing patiently outside and for most of the time being told “2 tables ahead of you”, “10 more minutes”, and saw at least 20 tables given to other people after our name. It was almost lunch and still no table. I understand it’s popular, but just give people an honest wait time. I went around to corner on Walnut to IHOP and quite frankly was very good and was seated right away. Just be honest with wait times.

I wasn't sure I was going to get enough to eat because someone told me different. Well, I was very happy, I had eggs and sausages and potatoes. it was AWESOME and I couldn't even eat it all the portions were so large. I will be going back and my friends were happy also.

I had the peach cobbler French toast. Big food, big calories, big fat all drenched in large quantity of syrup. Not impressed. Service was excellent in spite of a major employee group swooping in and swamping the servers.

Had the worst experience at this place. Came here for a fun occasion for brunch after revealing gender of child. We are long-time residents of Philadelphia and used to think highly of Green Eggs but had not been back since pre-Covid. This is not the same restaurant. Experience starts with no space to wait near entrance, so have to wait with pregnant wife out on street sidewalk in the cold. Then brought inside with not even a hello and seated to table in large cold rectangular room same as a cafeteria. All fluorescent ceiling lighting tables arranged with chairs like a grid. Might as well have gone to nearby hospital cafeteria. Next to us there was a couple with an older lady loudly yelling and coughing on a FaceTime video call the entire experience. All items on menu $15+ and they nickel and dime you $1-2 for adding something like tomato to an egg dish. Half the restaurant now used for table bussing and takeout with lots of staging of stacked tables/chairs, and constant banging of employees preparing drinks and boxes to go. Atmosphere was one of most awful experiences I have been to out. Then the food came out Lukewarm, I got egg white omelette and wife got breakfast burrito. Her burrito had chicken that was old and rubbery and tasted like it was cooked days before and reheated. We let the waitress know and she simply responded "ok". A different employee came over 30 seconds later with the full bill and no compensation or apology for the poor food quality. We paid (all cash only by the way) and left minimal tip and left extremely disappointed and will NEVER RETURN. DO NOT GO HERE OR YOU WILL WASTE YOUR MONEY AND BE EXTREMELY DISAPPOINTED!!!

The staff were great but it turned out that they accepted cash only and added a confusing service charge. Food was fine..

My husband and I LOVE to TREAT ourselves to breakfast here when we stay overnight in Philly after seeing a show the night before. Its only 2 blocks away from the Academy of Music and surrounding theaters. Their menu has a lot of great options. They also have a specials menu which is always changing and always offers something new and exciting (like cheese steak eggs benedict, birthday cake french toast, etc). You MUST try the red velvet pancakes … note: these pancakes are HUGE so you are going to need help finishing them. You will not be disappointed… try this place NOW. One note: they only accept cash.

Excellent food. Good Bloody Mary, good service. Did not wait long for our food to get to us. If I live in Philly I would be a regular customer. So goood!!!!

SO DELICIOUS. Best food —- and affordable. Defiantly lots of calories but tasted very good. Enjoyed friend brunch here and would definitely return

This busy place in the middle of a busy neighborhood has friendly service an amazing menu and good drinks. I ordered the Beef Short Rib Benedict. The portions for all the dishes are huge and shareable. Pack your appetite because the entire menu is amazing. Parking can be a challenge and it’s Philly where they love to issue tickets and tow cars so Uber, walk or pay at one of the lots or garages if driving.

My wife and I had a terrific meal at Green Eggs on Sunday. The menu was one outstanding option after another—red velvet pancakes, chicken and waffles Benedict, peach cobbler empanadas…how could we choose? Not to mention the impressive drink list: various mimosas, Bloody Marys, and coffee/tea creations—everything you could want for a fabulous brunch. We opted for crème brûlée French toast and the ultimate tofu scramble, which came with multi grain toast, avocado, and rosemary potatoes. Both dishes were heaping portions and incredibly flavorful. We will surely have breakfast again here next time we visit Philly! The restaurant had a lot of seating inside and some outdoor tables. The interior is bright and colorful, with some fun artwork on the walls. It’s on a quiet side street with a big mural across the way, so either way you have a fun atmosphere. It’s kid friendly and has a few vegetarian/vegan options, which I appreciated. Be aware it’s cash only and first-come, first-serve; get there a few minutes before they open and you’ll be sure to get in. Even if you have to wait a bit, it’s worth it!

We came here on a local resident's recommendation. The wait was very long, service was slow and the food was barely average. This restaurant is also cash only!

I've only eaten breakfast there but the food is always so good. They are very popular and do get crowded so we've eaten in the restaurant once and then ordered take out another time. Food was the same size and just as good either way.

Hands down my favorite breakfast while visiting Philly. Service was great, food came out quickly as well. Huge portions and everything tasted great. Speciality coffee drinks were delicious. Cash only and this place isn’t cheap. But SO worth it!

We stopped for breakfast and it was so good we returned the next day. The waitstaff are amazing. They are not intrusive, but around when you need them. Even though it was busy, they always had a smile. The food was delicious! The banana pancakes were the BEST I ever ate. The eggs were perfection! This restaurant only accepts cash but there is an ATM in the lobby. I wish I could take this restaurant back to Boston with me!!

Busy place with super fast service. Walked from our hotel and found this small spot relatively close by. They served us a large portion of really fresh food for breakfast and they had it in front of us in minutes. The service was superior.

We were starving when we finally arrived. The one way streets, lights on every corner, and streets closed for construction drove my GPS crazy! The food was tasty and the service was friendly. But they are cash only! In 2019!

Great atmosphere. Our waitress was top notch. Very friendly. The Creme Brûlée French toast was excellent. My daughter said they were best she’s ever had. The chorizo Egg Benedict was amazing. The homemade corn cakes were delicious. Be sure to go hungry. The portions are large and you will want to finish it.

Outstanding , never heard of this cafe before and was blown away with the menu choice and service , will definitely be visiting again on my return

A group of four of us visited here for brunch on a Sunday afternoon. It was absolutely amazing food and great service! Only thing is they only accept cash, though there is an ATM inside.

We went on a Sunday morning around 8:30am, there was no line so we were seated immediately. The staff were lovely. The main problem was that everything was cold,there were a few totally black potatoes in the serving, my over easy eggs were so liquid that my plate awash and finally my latte tasted like it didn’t have any coffee. I must point out that I didn’t speak up so gave them no option to correct the problems. Sadly we wouldn’t go back or recommend this restaurant but they may be better known for other items such as french toast.

Had a late breakfast/ brunch with student daughter. So good, great coffee and very plentiful servings. French toast with a cookie dough twist and a Benedict that was really good - corn meal base and Latin flavors. Wow.

My wife and I enjoyed a fantastic breakfast at Green Eggs Cafe on S. 13th Street in Philadelphia. Parking across the street. Staff was very welcoming and accommodating, as my wife is in a wheelchair. We were seated quickly, even though they were very busy. Coffee was ordered and arrived quickly. There is a large selection on the menu. I ordered the "Eggs Benedict", my wife had 'The Kitchen Sink". The "Eggs Benedict" were prepared perfectly. Maybe a bit more Hollandaise Sauce would be nice. When the 'Kitchen Sink" arrived, my wife started laughing. There was SO Much food in the hot skillet. She made a go of it, and still we took at least half of it with us. The food was great. Service was wonderful. Atmosphere is large diner with a flair. If you want a good breakfast, in a fun place, Green Eggs Cafe is a solid choice.

Came here on the recommendation of a waiter from the night before. Glad we did. Nitro coffee, waffles, stuffed creme brulee french toast and bacon were all amazing!! Service was spotty, rotating servers, austere manager, finally found our original server for the check. Fun watching the body language, yikes. But really, don’t pass this place up!

It is at a walking distance from Cambria Hotel where we we were staying. very lively spot. Good options for sumptuous breakfast. Tasty food. Portion size big. Friendly service.

My friend & I was visiting PA and she wanted to go here. I am glad we came. We went on Sat and had the cookie dough & pecan pie french toast. Ate it all and loved it. We loved it so much we returned the next day. This time we decided on red velvet pancakes and banana french toast. They were great as well. Green eggs only excepts cash payments and there is a line to be seated. But it is definitely worth the wait. We had the same waiter; Leo both times. He was sweet. I will certainly return shall i visit pa again to try the lunch menu lol

Just arrived in Philadelphia and found this truly awesome place to eat Wow what a menu the short rib beef was out of this world and the portions sizes are crazy big and great value Well done green eggs café what a great way for us to start our Philadelphia adventure

The food here is worth the wait. This place was recommended to me and my friends and it was so worth it. I got the Pecan French Toast and it was so good. If you in Philly you must stop bye.

The food was good but I was surprised by the cash only policy which reflects a distain for the convenience of the customers. The policy was not announced in advance. Cash only places are very rare. The policy is one which saves the owners a few bucks at the inconvenience of the customers. I don't carry around my bank account ATM so I now have a cash advance on a credit card which I cannot pay down without paying down all prior purchases this month. The food was special and prices higher reflecting this. If management's approach is to provide better and charge for it, why shift gears and get penny pinching on credit card charges. Won't go back. I have choices in dining and this one doesn't make the cut

We were excited to try this place based on reviews. They food looked great and the server was one of the best I've ever had. Unfortunately, after the meal, a cockroach fell onto my phone which was sitting on the table. When I pointed it out to the bus person, they merely scooped it up in a napkin and acted like nothing happened! Totally grossed me out and turned me off of EVER returning.

No wonder Americans are getting fatter and fatter and fatter. If you are able to eat a whole starched up meal here, you could join the same pitiful club. The vege bean soup was good, but the salad was just plain lettuce and dressing and that’s it. There was lots and lots of food on plates coming out of the kitchen - I don’t know how much people really need to eat, but there are a lot of hungry people outside - don’t forget to pass on your leftovers - if you have any. It’s a C to C - diner.

Found this place on my last day in Philly, sadly since I would’ve returned for sure had I had more time. Best French toast! It’s all cash which is annoying and there’s a higher than necessary fee for bills over $50, but after I ate I didn’t mind it lol.

This place was one of the best breakfast spots in philly. The line was long but surprisingly moved pretty fast. I had the creme Brule coffee and the steak and eggs with Rosemary potatoes. The food is enough for two people to share and I was absolutely stuffed upon leaving and it kept me full for 3/4 of the day.

I think I didn't manage my expectations very well for this place. I expected awesome and I got pretty good. The portions were enormous to match the prices. Our waitress was not very attentive and seemed overwhelmed causing her to make some mistakes with our order. The food was pretty good but way too much for any of us to finish. The red velvet pancakes were excellent as was the Kitchen Sink Skillet. We were sat fairly quickly and the food came out in a reasonable amount of time. It's weird that it's all cash but I think that's a Philly thing...

Excellent service and perfect French toast, cheesy grits and scrapple. Real iced coffee, too, not hot brew poured over ice. But highlight for me were scrapple and cheesy grits for sure. I asked for the scrapple to be fried to death. It was so crispy and yummy.

We happened to pass by while walking around on Saturday and the line was a mile long, usually a sign of a great restaurant. We decided to have breakfast there the following morning and are so glad we did. We arrived right at 8 am when they opened to a line already forming. The food and service were fantastic! A great assortment of eggs Benedict and the breakfast burrito was out of this world! This is definitely top on our list of places to visit again when we return to Philly.

Visited our grown kids last Saturday and decided on this place as was walking distance. What a treat this was. Waited about 1/2 hour as was packed. Every plate that went by looked great. Every thing came as ordered and was delicious and beautifully served. Great wait staff.

Yesterday I went to Green Eggs Cafe for breakfast. I was absolutely impressed with it! The portions were large and the lattes tasted great- not too sweet especially considering my chosen latte. If you are looking for a different kind of breakfast, I suggest trying here! One note,it wad fine with us, but know they don't take credit cards. An ATM is available for anyone who needs to get cash.

There was a massive crowd outside this place for brunch on Saturday, but I was surprised how quickly I was seated. 10 minutes tops. This is one of those places with giant portions and over the top flavors for normal things like French toast/pancakes/etc. Normally these kinds of places aren't actually very good, but I thought Green Eggs really delivered. I got the speciality Pina Colada French toast. Was it a lot? Most definitely. But it also had great flavor and was sweet without being deathly sweetly. There was more to it than just a cool photo for Instagram. The savory dishes looked great too. I'd definitely return the next time I'm in Philly. Just a note that they are cash only and when I was there the ATM was broken, so plan ahead.

Green Eggs was directly around the block from my hotel. I knew it was a cash only establishment, and I knew my wait time would be limited on an early weekday, which was fine. I’m usually awake by 7:30. I was seated promptly, and the hostess and trainee were courteous. The waitstaff was also very attentive. I ordered coffee and the chorizo with corn cakes and scrambled eggs. It was delicious! So much food. So good. Thumbs up all around!

Wonderful restaurant with great vibe. Large portions, delicious options, good price. The red velvet pancakes are a must! Give them a try you will not be sorry!!

So glad I found this café online before our trip to Philadelphia! We ate breakfast here two of the three days of our trip. The first day we were told we had a 15 minute wait, but actually got in within a few minutes - during the weekend. The next day we got a table as soon as we arrived. The food was excellent! Large portions. The staff was very friendly and efficient.

Super yummy and busy place. My friend and I chose the short rib benedict which was to die for. Hubby and I also chose the Vietnamese coffee which was delicious. A very cool vibe here and big portion sizes. I can't remember what my hubby or other friend ate although she definitely had some fries which she loved.

My friends and I were spending a few days in Philly and I had heard of Greens Eggs from a friend on Twitter. We were so impressed by Green Eggs menu, we went back for breakfast all 4 mornings we were in town. They serve breakfast and lunch, but we only had breakfast food. The portions are enormous so go hungry. I loved the pecan pie filling-stuffed French toast. Delicious and not too sweet. Even the coffee was good. There was a wait on Saturday and Sunday, but it is worth it the servers are friendly and professional. They keep things moving but you don’t feel rushed.

Service was good. Food was average, they serve too much food (even from the children's menu). Probably a bit overpriced and inconvenient that it is only cash.

Met a friend for pre meeting breakfast at 8am on a Saturday: coffee standard but breakfast great had the shrimp and grits : great red sauce (capsicum and onion) and when we left 20 people outside is queue Great place

WOW what a lovely Brunch! Delicious French toast! It was very good and sweet and a great location and beautiful place all together with great service.

The menu had lots of choices and the food was very good. I enjoyed the Chorizo Benedict and the fresh orange juice was delicious. The portions are truly enormous so make sure you're very hungry when you go. We weren't aware that they only take cash payments but they do have an ATM on the premises. They also make an effort to recycle and compost waste, which I liked.

I am not one to weaponize TA, but I cannot stop thinking of the terrible experience I had at Green Eggs Cafe three days ago, and hope it will be a warning to others. I have a system where if I read a good review or get a tip on a place, I put it as a "starred place" on my Google Maps to check out when I have a chance. Green Eggs Cafe was just such an establishment. I had just run a 5K and was famished! I arrived at around 7:45 on a Saturday morning, to find they open at 0800. Two other parties had arrived around the same time, and we all chose sidewalk tables at which to sit. One was a table of three gentlemen, the other was of two. I was solo. At 0800, the hostess can out and had brief conversations with first the party of three, then the party of two. I could not hear what was said. She walked right past me without a word or eye contact. She then brought the three gents menus, and the two other gents got up to go into the restaurant. It was only then that I noticed that a line had formed at the entrance, whereas before that there had been none. I got up when the two started to go in (apparently to order carry-out), and I asked the hostess if I was going to be brought a menu. She told me that I had to go to the end of the line. I was so flabbergasted by this experience that I simply left. There are so many promising restaurants in Philly that it can be hard to choose where to go, but Green Eggs Cafe is no longer one of my starred places. Thanks for making my decision where to dine just a bit easier.

The wait for brunch on Sunday was manageable - under the 20 minutes that had been predicted. If you want a sugar hit, their imaginative French toasts are the ones to go for. Our friends loved theirs. I had the lox benedict on rye and my husband had a different egg dish. Both came with a whole pile of potatoes that I hadn't noticed in the description on the menu. A bit of a waste because we did not want them and they just filled up an otherwise nice place of food.

Really unique breakfast / brunch menu - loved it, great staff and atmosphere - convenient location. Would come to Philly again just for this spot - well done guys *****

Oh my gosh this place is amazing! You’d better have a sweet tooth and a big appetite. Fantastic breakfast/brunch place.

Excellent friendly service and atmoshere. We stopped in unexpectedly on our way to another venue for late breakfast and couldn't be happier we did. This is a gem of a place. Great menu and nice sized portions left us leaving very happy and content. Give the "Green Eggs Cafe" a try, you won't be disappointed!

We had an excellent breakfast at Green Eggs Cafe! Don't be discouraged if there is a line when you arrive, because they are very efficient at seating you in a timely manner. The restaurant is bustling but you don't feel rushed. The staff were very friendly and attentive. We had mimosas, Bloody Mary's and berry lemonade and ordered two French Toast specials along with a standard item on the menu. We absolutely have no complaints; the food was delicious, the portions were large and we were able to take home leftovers. Just be aware that the restaurant only takes cash and there is an ATM on site if needed. There are several locations of this restaurant but it definitely does not feel like a chain. Highly recommend and would go here again!

hot breakfast was cold, sent it back and second time was just luke warm. Portions too large. Cash only (odd for clientele and location) with no warning

A wonderful place to grab a bite to eat. Good coffee and tasty dishes. My wife had a breakfast burrito, I went with the eggs benedict with a side of potatoes. Everything was delicious. Generous portions. Solid service. Would definitely eat here again when next in town.

A friendly stop with friendly staff. Generous portions and creative meal options, my burger was just a little tough and my malt vinegar never arrived.

I actually just happen pass this place as another place near here was closed. Lucky it was I was able to go to green eggs and it did not disappoint . The food was great and I even had some to bring home . Good choices so I went back weeks later.

The service is laid back, and the food is simple, unflashy, and delicious. Went back as many mornings as we could. On weekends it pays to get there before 9am, as the queue to get in was quite long just after.

I went for breakfast and had the Mexican eggs Benedict with avocado salsa. It was tasty but the avocado was more like guacamole than chunks Cash only place Beth

We enjoyed “Green Eggs” so much we returned two days. The “kitchen sink” was to die for. It included everything you could want for breakfast in one skillet and was more than enough to share. The “red velvet pancakes” and chocolate chip French toast was awesome. Warning it’s cash only but definitely worth it!

We stopped for breakfast when they opened on a weekday at 8AM. Staff seems standoffish. They go thru the mechanics without making you feel welcomed. First thing out of the mouth of the person to seat you is not hello but that they are cash only. You should write it in red letters on your menu instead. Food was OK not spectacular. The fried chicken waffle with potatoes was very good. I would order that again. My regular lox and good bagel was OK. Came with lots of cucumber slices, tomatoes and lots of chopped onion and large capers with a huge scoop of cream cheese. You get a large OJ but it’s $5.

Went here for breakfast and was impressed with the food and signature lattes. All of it was amazing and delicious. A must to try again.

Waiting time for food was long and when it was served it was cold. On top of that was the 18% Service Fee. This used to be one of my favorite. I Won't be returning anytime soon.

We were a party of four and I knew it was cash only but I was surprised by the service fee. I have seen other restaurants add a mandatory tip/service fee when the group is 6 or more but for 4 I thought it was odd. The pre tax bill/pre service fee amount was $67 and the service fee was $12 something, approximately 20%. I usually tip 20% so the amount was not offensive but to have it automatically included in the bill was off-putting. Do the owners not trust their customers to do the right thing?

I highly recommend this restaurant. The food was delicious and plentiful. I could have used coffee refills but food service was quick. We were promptly seated with no wait at about 10:00 am

We just ate here on a visit dropping our daughter off to college. We considered ihop but opted for this local gem instead and we are so glad we did! Huge portions of food and awesome French toast options that are creative and dessert like. And the cheese grits are the bomb! They only accept cash but also have an ATM inside the restaurant. Great place for breakfast and we will be back!!

First time here. Really a nice place. Great selection of foods. All personnel made us feel welcomed. Good size portions. Everything was delicious. This is a must try.

I recently visited with my family in June and we had brunch here- let me tell you - this place is AH-MAZING!!!!! This was honestly the best breakfast/best food I’ve ever had. I ordered from their specials for the day menu and got the summer peach and strawberry french toast. WOW! I can’t even describe to you the flavor it was delicious!!! I wish we had something even close to this food where I live. Hands down best food here and absolutely recommend this place! We did have to wait a bit to get a seat since we had a big party (8 people) but if you have to wait it’s definitely worth it!

Hard to put my finger on it, but I found this restaurant kind of odd. Maybe it's the cash-only policy? I had to use their ATM to get cash, which I don't like doing; there are too many scams/crooks out there and getting money from an in-house ATM is always risky. Another aspect of the place was the frenetic activity of the wait-staff. Lots of staff rushing around which makes the place feel anything but serene and calm. In fact, while I waited on my food, I got up to use the ATM and wasn't gone for more than 2 minutes, but when I returned to my seat, my coffee and silverware was already removed...the waitress walked past me 4 times and never noticed I was still there; I had to flag down another waitress for help...very odd. I watched several of them counting out money in front of me like they were in a casino; I guess that's to be expected when it's cash only? Food? Overall, pretty good. The eggs were only warm and undercooked, but the potatoes and meat were nice and hot. I'd give the food 4.1/5.0. I'm not sure I'd return? Not my idea of a place to have a relaxing bite, but in a large group, the activity probably wouldn't matter to everybody.

Amazing cafe, lovely coffees with cream and Nutella. The most amazing peach empanadas. Highly recommended for breakfast in Phili.

One order of salted caramel banana french toast could’ve fed a whole fam & the crunchy banana chips didn’t work. 3 pieces 4-5inches tall Prob 2700 cal Couldn’t perceive caramel flvr Good bacon Eggs poor quality & not fresh Rosemary potatos has good flvr but way over cooked yet not crispy

This was a great find when we were visiting the city. The food was interesting and delicious. I had the butternut squash soup special and a salad. They were wonderful. My husband had a breakfast special of the day. He said it was the best breakfast he has ever eaten. The homefries had onions and peppers with outstanding flavor. They also offer some drinks specials along with bloody mary's and mimosa's. There was a line outside when we got there but it moves pretty quick. Will be a stop each time we visit the city!

Come hungry as the servings are really large. Also be prepared to wait to get in. This was our fourth time coming here. Every time food is excellent. They definitely have a lock on breakfast. We will be back!

There was along line outside. We were told there was a 40 minute wait, and you could order take out at the bar. We walked inside and studied a menu when a employee walked by and yelled at us and said we couldn’t wait for a table inside! We turned around and walked out. I guess the didn’t need our money.

It was not just a simple breakfast, it was a devastating experience. Very nice place and very close to downtown Philadelphia, casual and rather youthful, dynamic and welcoming. Suitable for hearty breakfasts, each dish is safely a portion for two people and it is still extremely challenging to get to the bottom. But it’s all spectacularly good, we had a French toast with vanilla and maple syrup and the gorgeous Red Velvet Pancakes, a pink mountain of square doughnuts with red fruits and chantilly mascarponee cream. All accompanied by exceptional coffee and attentive, friendly and absolutely impeccable service. Wonderful place, breakfasts and brunch of the highest level. Really 5 stars full.

Great spot for having an afternoon break . I loved this spot during an afternoon break. Their choices are made out of great quality. Will surely advice to friends.

Arrived was greeted,we got lucky didn’t have to wait for a table. Everything on the menu sounded amazing. I decided on the crem brell French toast which was so pretty ,served with fresh strawberries and cream,blueberries,best I have ever had. My son got eggs Benedict awesome!! My daughter got the cookie dough French toast with a side of bacon. Service was great, would definitely recommend

On a snowy monday morning we were looking for breakfast and we stumbled upon this restaurant. They have a wide variaty of choice for breakfast and lunch. The portions were big for a good price. Would recommend to a friend!

We were in Philadelphia for a week and had breakfast here twice. Both times we had a great breakfast and very good service in a nice room. The breakfast isn't cheap but it is a very good value. Portions are huge but so tasty and satisfying. Great orange juice. Be advised this is a cash only place but they do have an ATM on premise.

Had an awesome breakfast here, the chicken and waffles were absolutely delicious. Cash only but they have an ATM on site

So many choices! I had a mimosa and my honey had a black and white latte that was more dessert than coffee! We both had eggs Benedict. The eggs were perfectly poached, the Canadian bacon was a thick slice and there was a huge quantity of potatoes. All very tasty, definitely recommend and will be back! Service was quick and pleasant. They only take cash and have an ATM on site if needed.

Our last meal, breakfast, before flying out. Great way to end our visit in Philadelphia. Breakfast the way it should be and worth the going out of your way. Service and atmosphere are really good too.

Wow ate breakfast here a few days during my trip to Philadelphia. Unbelievable value for money and quality food a true American breakfast experience. Service superb as well.....Bravo!

The most amazing food and drinks in the largest qtys you can imagine! Such reasonable prices. Worth the wait and they don't rush you. The staff was super friendly. I might move to Philly just to eat here!

Was hoping for a bit more. It felt really high speed / high volume The quantity of the food was too much. Would have rather had smaller, less smothered food. I got one of the skillets. Too much gravy & potatoes. Would have rather had more focus on eggs and ingredients. The place felt a little dirty due to high traffic.

Delicious breakfast!! Kids loved their meals and nice outdoor seating. Meals are LARGE! We all had variations of French toast (salted Carmel banana, creme brûlée, chocolate chip cookie dough). Great OJ (I feel like a connoisseur of OJ). Arrived around 10Am on a Saturday with 10 minute wait for planning purposes possibly. Would highly recommend this place for breakfast!!

We enjoyed the food..and it was very fresh...Service was fair stopping me from giving 5 stars....We had the short ribs with poached eggs ..very different and very food...We also had the biscuits and gravy which was delicious. There was a sign on the table that was not received well at our table..it stated that if there was a problem with the order..they would correct it but that nothing would be taken off the bill. We found it odd that a reputable eatery would not take an item off the bill if it was not liked and did not want another order. While this was not necessary I(we) did not think a negative side was appropriate on the table. In addition..things happen and a service restaurant should accommodate if there is a legitimate problem with a dish. With all that said...there was a long wait to get in ..so it does have a loyal following. Overall...a good place for a creative and different dish for breakfast.

This place was near our hotel and we planned a special breakfast out on Sunday morning but, even though their hours of operation stated 8am, they were closed up tight when we got there at 8 and an employee just arriving said they didn’t open until 9. We couldn’t wait that long so we found another close place (Winkel) and had a wonderful breakfast (try the deep fried French toast there, you won’t be disappointed). We weren’t the only ones who were surprised they weren’t open - another gentleman standing outside their place googling on his phone showed up at Winkel just after us. We hope to try this place on our next visit to Philly but maybe they should correctly display their hours.

Lovely little find. Hidden away a bit. Very friendly staff, great service, huge portions and the food was just brilliant. Nice and hot and pretty quick. Waitress very attentive, free coffee refill too!

Visit started off poorly, with a disorganized system for putting your name in for a table, but quickly recovered with friendly, efficient service, and delicious food with generous portions.

Recently took a tourist trip to Philly and fell on this place......AMAZING, we went back there the last 2 days!!!!

At convention and this was downtown just around the corner from Cambria hotel. Busy place, many locals but got in at lunchtime without a wait. Very large portions. Breakfast served through lunch. My eggs, breakfast potatoes with onions and peppers, and sausage was delicious and HUGE! My wife loved her avocado toast and tomato bisque. Many special coffees. Would definitely eat here again. No credit cards accepted, so hit the ATM first.

We were so excited to go there, first of all waiting was 30 minutes outside on the road. Then they just feed mostly on any bfast platter is big pieces of POTATOES. You are paying $$$ just for that. I ordered chicken and waffles and i just got one chicken and one slice of waffle and rest filled potatoes... same for my hubs plate.. bottom skillet was all POTATOES abd top was cheese some sausage and lil pieces of biscuits.. not tasty at all... BEWARE: when check comes they tell you that there is an ATM right there, ITS CASH ONLY ha.... SHAME ON You GREEN EGG CAFE. Stop being too greedy and feed people REAL FOOD what they are PAYING for. Never going there.

Excellent breakfast. I had the cinnamon bun french toast. Just delicious. Friendly service. Note - cash only! But they do have an ATM.

Generous portions, creative combinations, excellent flavors. Omelettes served with well-seasoned rosemary roasted potatoes. Multigrain porridge, with quinoa, steel cut oats, and chia seeds, was delicious. Peach oatmeal with cream was also delightful. Red velvet pancakes, at a neighboring table, looked scrumptious. So many fantastic options to try!

The portions here are huge and the food is delish! Service was good. Be aware that you have to pay cash. (They do have an ATM inside.)

Was seated pretty fast, service is great, along with the awesome food, Highly recommended. we also had oatmeal delish, all portions are oversized!!!!

I go there a few minutes before they opened, and there was a line of 16 or so people. They opened the doors at 8am, but instead of letting everyone in, they only allowed a few people in periodically. I ordered the braised ribs Benedict with Rosemary potatoes. Normally braised ribs are rich and unctuous. The meat, however, tasted like they cooked steak in a crock pot over night--dry, dry, dry. Is came with a horseradish sauce, but I couldn't take the horseradish. The server was very attentive (five stars), but the food was dry and "meh." Very disappointing.

This was an amazing place that we read about and decided to try on our trip. It was well worth the wait and the food was incredible. But beware, when we went it was cash only!

This establishment is the only restaurant that I have been to every time I visit my son in Philadelphia. Best breakfast ever! Large portion sizes, so you will not go away hunger. You could easily split an order. They do not take reservations, but it is worth the wait. They are also a cash only establishment, but there is an ATM in the restaurant. The wait staff is always very friendly and attentive.

This should definitely be on your list to go to. The breakfast was amazing! We arrived at 9:30 am and were told 30 minute wait which wound up only being about 10-15 minutes. The food presentation was amazing and food tasted even better. In the mood for something sweet I highly recommend the cookie dough stuffed French toast. Yum!! Please note they only accept cash here.