Nothing to write home about, the gravy was very peppery. The pancakes, French toast and waffle could have been cooked longer. They weren’t raw but they didn’t have been cooker longer for a golden brown. For the price, it wasn’t as tasty as it should have been.
Vegan Restaurant
Amy’s Cafe
· $$$$ · hurst · Strict-vegan verified
Fully vegan
Editor synopsis · 0 reviews
Diners overwhelmingly call out the signature dish as the must-order. The vibe reads as vegan restaurant — service is consistently described as warm and unhurried. Common gotcha: queues form at peak times — go early or late.
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Nothing to write home about, the gravy was very peppery. The pancakes, French toast and waffle could have been cooked longer. They weren’t raw but they didn’t have been cooker longer for a golden brown. For the price, it wasn’t as tasty as it should have been.
My food and the Nutella pancakes were so tasty . great place definitely my go to for breakfast. Been here many times never disappointed
My food and the Nutella pancakes were so tasty . great place definitely my go to for breakfast. Been here many times never disappointed
We were really looking forward to trying this spot after seeing so many great reviews, beautiful photos, and solid marketing- but unfortunately, the meal didn't live up to the hype. I ordered the pork chop and eggs, and while the pork chop had good flavor, nearly half of it was bone, which felt like a poor value for the price. The potatoes were well beyond crispy- dry and overcooked to the point of being tough- and the toast was really just warm bread, not toasted at all. The biscuit tasted like it may have been store-bought, and the gravy had a packaged or mix-like texture and flavor. On the bright side, the coffee was excellent- fresh, strong and probably the highlight of the meal. Overall, it wasn't terrible, but for the price point and the expectations set by their branding and reviews, we left disappointed. There's potential here, but the execution really needs some tightening up.