Cafe McBryde

This was a lovely spot to stop for a late breakfast consisting of French toast with 2 eggs and sausage and a huge tuna salad. We arrived shortly after 1 p.m. and were done just a few minites before 2 p.m., when they were closing. The wait was very reasonable. The coffee, $2.75, was fresh with just about all the fixings at arm's reach and refillable! The prices were quite reasonable compared to many comparable establishments and considering the rate of inflation. Personally, I was glad the cafe was empty, since I'm still very cautious with the spread of COVID, but there were at least two to-go orders filled while we were there. The tables all appeared to be clean as well as their single handicap access restroom, which was well stocked. The waitress (blonde) was friendly and talkative, but did not bother us. She checked in on us a couple times and offered to refill our coffee. I did not take photos of their menu, since someone else posted them, in part, in the last couple of days. My only dislike was the music playing in the back, 70s rock n roll, likely from the kitchen, which probably helped the cook keep moving. I just don't care for the high pitch electric guitar sound, but otherwise love the 60s-70s tunes. Overall: Scrumptious, clean, and friendly staff. Parking: Free 2-hour limit street parking only.

Good food great service

Excellent food excellent service Portions are huge and the fresh hash browns were great.

I do not recommend. I had my eye on this place for a while and finally got the chance to go, and I won't be back. I like that it is small and friendly, but I can't recommend it otherwise. We had a party of 2, and we waited 50 minutes for our food to come out of the kitchen (I was paying attention because we had just come from a 9 a.m. appt and had another appt at 11). I'm thinking they were waiting for the chickens to get old enough to lay eggs? Anyway, when the food finally did arrive, it was bland and barely warm. I ordered an omelette and although I emphatically said YES to cheese in the omelette, it didn't have any (or if it did, I couldn't find it). The other plate was ice cold (I'm not kidding, like it came out of the fridge), with sad rubbery pancakes and rubbery bacon. No thank you. Vegetarian options: Clearly labeled vegan options are also available.

The side of homefrys was garbage. Can't be called homefrys.very small portion and taste like cardboard. Food here is 2.5 /10 .. better off eating at I hop or Dennys.

Excelente servicio lugar muy callado y tranquilo. Para tomar su desayuno tipo americano.

My better half and I decided to hit up this hidden gem fueled by stellar reviews, and let me tell you, it was a game-changer. The grub was nothing short of fantastic. The missus went all-in for the banana pancakes, and I've got to say, they were next-level. As for our scrambled eggs jazzed up with our favorite veggies – absolute perfection. Now, let's talk service. Leslie, our speedy, courteous server, brought the A-game. The French toast? Unquestionably one of the best I've savored in ages. The place got a bit buzzing post 11 o'clock, but fear not, a table or two still up for grabs. Leslie, our breakfast wizard, orchestrated the morning feast flawlessly. This spot has skyrocketed to the top of our breakfast haven list. Trust us, if you're on the prowl for a stellar morning meal, this joint is the real deal. Leslie and the whole breakfast experience get a resounding thumbs up from us – a must-try in our breakfast adventure log!

Great staff and awesome service and some of the best home cook food in the world Kid-friendliness: It's full of kids and family and public srevants.

I like this little cafe , my only complaint is probably next time, I would love for my home potatoes to be more crunchier. cause the ones I got were really saggy. Other than that the waitress was very attentive and she kept refilling our coffees..