Breakfast Kitchen Bar

Jessica Wilkinson

Food was decent. I ordered the farmers omelette and my husband ordered a Benedict. I don’t really have too much to say about the food other than it was decent- not fantastic. Our server was nice. The table situation was not good. People kept squeezing by our table and their butts would go by our food. I didn’t like that part at all. The pic of the floor shows you how close the tables are.

Jeremiah Horton

This place is really good. The bartenderetts ARE ALL very amazing and super friendly and comedic. I always have a great time and look forward to having fun with them again. The chicken and waffle sandwich 🥪 is FIRE! HALF OF IT will fill you up. Don't overlook this place. Oh, and the mimosas are top tier!

Fantasia Thunderdome

There's a lot of these hipster brunch places in Phoenix. I liked this one because of the atmosphere. There's a nice patio, and the inside is a big atrium area with a tree in the center and a large bar. The food offerings were the usual breakfast items. They got the Eggs Benedict down pretty well, (eggs were not overcooked) though it could have used more hollandaise. Their potato offering of a small pressed potato cake was odd. It was moist and almost a little raw tasting. I would have much preferred regular hash browns. It was fairly expensive for what it was, and we only had food- no drinks. We may go back sometime in the future, but there's lots of better breakfast food offerings in the area that are a bit tastier and slightly less expensive. Go here if you want to look at a cool tree while you eat.

Ari Bradshaw

I came here to do some work and try out their Keto menu. I got the churro pancakes and they were smaller than I'd expected but very good in taste. Staff were kind and the menu had many options I'd like to try in future. It is definitely an expensive restaurant - you will be paying $25-35 a person if you get drinks and appetizers.