🍽️ The Classics
5 items · 2 plant-based options

The Full Bird
$14.99Three eggs any style, choice of bacon or sausage, hash browns, and two slices of buttered toast. The definitive breakfast.
Ingredients & Food Safety ▸
- 1Step 1: Cook bacon or sausage to proper internal temperature on flat-top griddle
- 2Step 2: Cook hash browns until golden and 135°F minimum
- 3Step 3: Cook eggs to customer preference (minimum 145°F for 15 seconds)
- 4Step 4: Toast bread and butter, plate all components immediately
Cook eggs to 145°F for 15 seconds minimum; bacon/sausage to 145°F (pork) or 155°F (ground). Prevent cross-contamination between raw meat and cooked eggs using separate utensils and surfaces.

Short Stack
$9.99Three fluffy buttermilk pancakes. Served with real maple syrup and whipped butter.
Ingredients & Food Safety ▸
- 1Step 1: Prepare batter with cold buttermilk and eggs, keep refrigerated until use
- 2Step 2: Preheat griddle to 375°F and lightly oil surface
- 3Step 3: Pour batter and cook until bubbles form, flip once
- 4Step 4: Cook until golden brown and 145°F internal temperature, serve immediately
Cook pancakes to 145°F internal temperature on griddle. Store batter at 41°F or below and use within 24 hours if eggs are pooled.

French Toast
$11.99Thick-cut brioche, custard-dipped, griddled golden, dusted with powdered sugar. Fresh berry compote on the side.
Ingredients & Food Safety ▸
- 1Step 1: Prepare custard mixture with eggs, milk, and cream; keep refrigerated
- 2Step 2: Dip thick-cut brioche in custard, ensuring even coating
- 3Step 3: Griddle until golden brown on both sides, reaching 145°F internal temperature
- 4Step 4: Dust with powdered sugar and serve with chilled berry compote
Cook custard-dipped bread to 145°F internal temperature to ensure egg safety. Keep berry compote refrigerated at 41°F or below until service.

Eggs Benedict
$13.99Canadian bacon, poached eggs, house hollandaise on an English muffin. Hash browns on the side.
Ingredients & Food Safety ▸
- 1Step 1: Prepare hollandaise sauce and hold at 135°F minimum (not above 145°F)
- 2Step 2: Heat Canadian bacon to 145°F internal temperature
- 3Step 3: Poach eggs in simmering water to 145°F for 15 seconds
- 4Step 4: Toast English muffin, assemble with bacon, eggs, and hollandaise; serve immediately
Poach eggs to 145°F for 15 seconds; hollandaise must be held between 135°F-145°F or discarded after 4 hours. Canadian bacon must reach 145°F and prevent cross-contamination with raw eggs.

Smoked Salmon Benedict
$15.99House-cured smoked salmon, poached eggs, dill hollandaise on a sesame bagel.
Ingredients & Food Safety ▸
- 1Step 1: Prepare dill hollandaise and maintain at 135°F minimum
- 2Step 2: Keep smoked salmon refrigerated at 41°F until final assembly
- 3Step 3: Poach eggs to 145°F for 15 seconds
- 4Step 4: Toast bagel, layer salmon and eggs, top with hollandaise, serve immediately
Hold smoked salmon at 41°F or below until plating; poach eggs to 145°F for 15 seconds. Keep hollandaise at 135°F-145°F and use separate utensils for fish to prevent cross-contamination.
🍴 Omelets & Scrambles
4 items · 2 plant-based options · 4 gluten-free options

Denver Omelet
$13.99Ham, bell peppers, onion, cheddar. Three eggs. Classic diner done right.
Ingredients & Food Safety ▸
- 1Step 1: Sauté bell peppers and onions until softened, heat ham to 165°F
- 2Step 2: Beat three eggs and pour into preheated omelet pan
- 3Step 3: Add ham, vegetables, and cheese when eggs begin to set
- 4Step 4: Fold omelet and cook to 145°F internal temperature, serve immediately
Cook eggs to 145°F for 15 seconds minimum; ham must be reheated to 165°F if pre-cooked. Use clean utensils when handling cooked ham and raw eggs separately to prevent cross-contamination.

Veggie Omelet
$12.99Seasonal vegetables, goat cheese, fresh herbs. Ask what's in the mix today.
Ingredients & Food Safety ▸
- 1Step 1: Wash and prep seasonal vegetables, sauté until tender
- 2Step 2: Beat three eggs and pour into preheated omelet pan
- 3Step 3: Add cooked vegetables, goat cheese, and herbs when eggs set
- 4Step 4: Fold omelet and cook to 145°F internal temperature, serve immediately
Cook eggs to 145°F for 15 seconds minimum; ensure vegetables are washed thoroughly before cooking. Use separate cutting boards for vegetables and any animal products to prevent cross-contamination.

The Kitchen Sink Scramble
$14.99Everything we had left over from last night's prep — roasted veg, cheese, herbs, potatoes. Changes daily. Always great.
Ingredients & Food Safety ▸
- 1Step 1: Reheat roasted vegetables and potatoes to 165°F
- 2Step 2: Beat eggs and scramble in preheated pan
- 3Step 3: Add reheated vegetables, potatoes, cheese, and herbs
- 4Step 4: Cook to 145°F internal temperature, stirring frequently, serve immediately
Reheat leftover prep items to 165°F before adding to eggs; cook eggs to 145°F for 15 seconds. Date-label all prep items and use within proper timeframes to ensure food safety.

Smoked Salmon Scramble
$15.99Wild Pacific smoked salmon, cream cheese, capers, dill, soft scrambled eggs.
Ingredients & Food Safety ▸
- 1Step 1: Keep smoked salmon refrigerated until ready to cook
- 2Step 2: Beat eggs and begin soft scrambling in preheated pan
- 3Step 3: Add cream cheese, then fold in smoked salmon, capers, and dill
- 4Step 4: Cook to 145°F internal temperature, keeping eggs soft, serve immediately
Keep smoked salmon refrigerated at 41°F or below until cooking; cook eggs to 145°F for 15 seconds. Use dedicated utensils for fish handling to prevent allergen cross-contact.
🥐 Toast & Pastries
4 items · 3 plant-based options

Avocado Toast
$10.99House sourdough, smashed avocado, everything seasoning, lemon oil. Add a poached egg for $2.
Ingredients & Food Safety ▸
- 1Step 1: Toast sourdough bread until golden brown
- 2Step 2: Smash fresh avocado with lemon oil to prevent browning
- 3Step 3: Spread avocado on warm toast and season with everything seasoning
- 4Step 4: Serve immediately or add optional poached egg (145°F for 15 seconds)
Store cut avocados with acidulation to prevent browning; hold at 41°F or below until assembly. Toast bread to proper temperature and assemble immediately before service to maintain quality.

Cinnamon Roll
$5.99House-baked, cream cheese frosted. Warm. The size of your head.
Ingredients & Food Safety ▸
- 1Step 1: Proof and roll dough with cinnamon-sugar filling
- 2Step 2: Bake rolls to 145°F internal temperature until golden
- 3Step 3: Cool slightly and apply cream cheese frosting
- 4Step 4: Warm to 135°F minimum before service
Bake to 145°F minimum internal temperature; cream cheese frosting must be held at 41°F or below. Warm rolls to 135°F minimum for service after frosting.

Everything Bagel & Lox
$12.99House-cured salmon, whipped cream cheese, capers, red onion, tomato.
Ingredients & Food Safety ▸
- 1Step 1: Toast everything bagel until lightly golden
- 2Step 2: Spread whipped cream cheese on both halves
- 3Step 3: Layer house-cured salmon, capers, sliced red onion, and tomato
- 4Step 4: Serve immediately, keeping components cold until assembly
Keep smoked salmon and cream cheese at 41°F or below until service; use by date on packaging. Use separate utensils and gloves when handling fish to prevent allergen cross-contact.

Seasonal Muffin
$3.99Ask what's baking today. Always made from scratch, always worth it.
Ingredients & Food Safety ▸
- 1Step 1: Prepare muffin batter with seasonal ingredients
- 2Step 2: Portion into muffin tins and bake to 145°F internal temperature
- 3Step 3: Cool completely before storage in covered containers
- 4Step 4: Warm slightly before service if desired
Bake muffins to 145°F internal temperature minimum; cool and store at room temperature in covered container. Date-label baked goods and use within 24-48 hours for optimal safety and quality.
🥣 Sides
5 items · 3 plant-based options · 4 gluten-free options

Hash Browns
$4.99Shredded and pressed, cooked on the flat-top until deeply golden.
Ingredients & Food Safety ▸
- 1Step 1: Shred potatoes and rinse excess starch, drain well
- 2Step 2: Press shredded potatoes into portions
- 3Step 3: Cook on preheated flat-top with oil until golden on first side
- 4Step 4: Flip and cook until deeply golden and 135°F minimum internal temperature
Cook hash browns to 135°F minimum internal temperature on flat-top griddle. Store raw shredded potatoes in water at 41°F or below to prevent browning and bacterial growth.

Bacon (3 strips)
$4.99Thick-cut applewood-smoked bacon. Crispy or chewy — your call.
Ingredients & Food Safety ▸
- 1Step 1: Store raw bacon at 41°F or below until cooking
- 2Step 2: Lay strips on flat-top griddle or in oven
- 3Step 3: Cook to customer preference (crispy or chewy) reaching 145°F minimum
- 4Step 4: Drain excess fat and serve immediately at 135°F minimum
Cook bacon to 145°F minimum internal temperature; raw bacon must be stored at 41°F or below. Prevent cross-contamination by using separate tongs and surfaces for raw and cooked bacon.

Sausage (2 links)
$4.99House-seasoned pork breakfast sausage.
Ingredients & Food Safety ▸
- 1Step 1: Store raw sausage at 41°F or below until cooking
- 2Step 2: Place links on preheated flat-top or grill
- 3Step 3: Cook evenly on all sides to 155°F internal temperature for 15 seconds
- 4Step 4: Hold at 135°F minimum until service
Cook sausage links to 155°F for 15 seconds minimum (ground pork); raw sausage must be stored at 41°F or below. Use separate utensils for raw and cooked sausage to prevent cross-contamination.

Fresh Fruit Cup
$4.99Seasonal fruit — melon, berries, citrus. Changes with the market.
Ingredients & Food Safety ▸
- 1Step 1: Wash all whole fruit thoroughly under running water
- 2Step 2: Cut fruit on sanitized cutting board with clean knife
- 3Step 3: Store prepared fruit in covered containers at 41°F or below
- 4Step 4: Portion into cups and hold at 41°F until service
Wash all fruit thoroughly before cutting; hold prepared fruit at 41°F or below. Use clean, sanitized cutting boards and knives; date-label and use cut fruit within 24 hours.

Toast & Jam
$2.99Two slices of sourdough or whole wheat, with house-made seasonal jam.
Ingredients & Food Safety ▸
- 1Step 1: Toast bread slices to customer preference
- 2Step 2: Butter toast while warm for even spreading
- 3Step 3: Portion house-made jam using clean utensil
- 4Step 4: Serve immediately while toast is warm
Toast bread to proper doneness and serve immediately; store jam at 41°F or below after opening. Use clean utensils for jam to prevent contamination; date-label house-made jam and use within 7 days.
🥤 Drinks
4 items · 4 plant-based options · 3 gluten-free options

Drip Coffee
$3.50House-roasted, bottomless. We will keep refilling it.

Latte
$5.50Espresso and steamed milk. Oat, almond, and soy available.

Fresh OJ
$4.99Squeezed to order. Not from concentrate. Not even a little.

Breakfast Smoothie
$7.99Rotating seasonal blend — ask what's in the blender today.