This is such a good breakfast (and
lunch) spot. It’s my dad’s favorite place to eat. There are a couple locations
in Flagstaff as well (the one on Route 66 is better than Milton, by the way).
This location used to be down the street in a smaller space, but they were
always packed and could never accommodate everyone, so they moved to a larger
building a year or so ago. And they still fill up!
My family and I went for brunch on
Sunday (10:30ish) and it was very busy. We waited for around 30 minutes. As we
were waiting outside, someone dropped their to-go container of sausage gravy.
The guy went back inside so we figured he told the hostess there was a spill.
For several minutes we watched people walk by, dodging or nearly stepping in
the gravy. Then a lady and her daughter stepped in it. The woman was obviously
not happy and went inside to get someone to clean it up. A guy came out right
away with a towel. A mop would have made more sense. But anyway, it was our
turn to be seated.
We were seated in a booth near the
middle of the restaurant. There was a vent blowing our way and it felt cold.
Our server came over with silverware, read off a number of specials they had
that day, and took our drink order. When she came back with the drinks, I
ordered a breakfast burro with bacon and cheddar cheese (you can get veggies
and other stuff in it but I keep it simple) and asked for fruit rather than
hashbrowns or breakfast potatoes.
It did not take very long to get our
food. Everything was delicious. I really like their tortillas. I ate about ¾ of
the burrito. They are filling! The fruit consisted of cantaloupe, pineapple,
red grapes, honeydew, and oranges. The honeydew was crunchy but I don’t much care
for honeydew anyway. I like that their drink cups are so large. Fewer refills
required. Our server was really good. She brought us the check and collected payment
in a timely manner. Can’t wait to go back and get waffles!
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