Benedicts Eggs & More

Real BEIGNETS like Cafe Du Monde! (But with less powdered sugar on top.) We found this gem of a place just by chance 2 months ago, and despite it being >half hour away, we've been back twice already! The "Louisiana Skillet" with soft, tasty pulled pork and the melt in your mouth "Zucchini Benedicts" were both fantastic!!! My husband didn't speak until he was done with the "Morrocan Omelet", it was so good. Looking forward to trying "Ms. Cyndi's Cherry Stuffed French Toast"! The Peanut Butter Cup of Hot Chocolate and Hurricanes were really good, too! Weekends are busy, but worth the wait. Weekdays were easier to get a table immediately, so we could get to the good food fast. The staff are all very nice. Convenient parking is adjacent to the little converted house, or a big lot across the street. Oh, and don't miss checking out the tree that grows right through one of the rooms!

As a brunch enthusiast I have to say the menu here is very good. This was my first visit here so I had to try what is in the name of the restaurant, Benedicts. I tried the classic Benedict and it was delicious and I heavily recommend the house potatoes for the side. The coffee was sub-par but considering it was $3 for bottomless I guess it’s a good deal. My Benedict cost $10 before tax. My friend tried one of their signature drinks and liked it a lot. The atmosphere is very old and almost rustic, which not really my favorite. The wait time on a Sunday was only 20 minutes and our food was ready within 10 minutes of ordering. The staff was very respectful and nice. I think some remodeling and renovation within the interior would make this a 5 out of 5 star place for me. Also I’d like to note that there isn’t enough parking right by the restaurant at the time of my visit and I had to park across the street. (Not a bid deal for me, but could be for some people). Overall I recommend this pl

Amazing food*, not so great service. We went here twice in two weeks and each time we saw our server once at the start to take the orders, once to drop them off, once to leave the bill. That’s it. We had to flag down other people to get refills on water. It’s a cute place with nice atmosphere and the food once again is very good, but good luck trying to be served properly. *the food, while good, is often way more expensive than it’s worth, sometimes with laughably small portion sizes. I got salmon wrapped eggs on potato pancakes. Tasted delicious, but for 4-6 mouthfuls of food, I want to spend less than 15 bucks. They treated that one in particular like a house special meal, when it was the size of a medium appetizer for two. Would I go here again? Yes. Would I come here often? Not a chance.