mohit | Shared With: Everyone - Sep 30 2007 | restaurants, vancouver, brunch, breakfast
mohit | Shared With: Everyone - Jan 28 2007 | breakfast, diner, sausage, eggs, seattle, brunch, restaurants, food
went here today based on ljc's recommendation (http://bluedot.us/users/ljc?show=64605846545)
the atmosphere was "new jersey diner". that's good or bad depending on what you're looking for.
the pancakes were very good, and they were generous with the fresh blueberries. the egg dish i had was scrambled with sausage and hash browns -- pretty good, but there was way too much cheese on top.
a notch below my favorite seattle brunch places, but still recommended as long as you set your expectations right.
mohit | Shared With: Everyone - Sep 18 2006 | food, restaurants, seattle, breakfast, brunch
Went here for Saturday brunch. Great place on all counts (food, service, atmosphere). I had the filet mignon tips from the specials menu. Also, they took a little long to get our food ready -- so the waitress took 1/3 off our bill despite our insistence that it was not necessary.
Quoted: CJ's is a great neighborhood breakfast spot, with great breakfast food and exceptionally friendly service. They offer weekly breakfast specials, that are very interesting, as well as their standard menu of regular breakfast fare. I'm a big fan of the Eggs Benedict and fresh squeezed OJ! Lunch is ok, but nothing fantastic, this is definitely better for breakfast than lunch.
Also, here's the address:
(206) 728-1648
2619 1st Ave (Belltown)
Seattle, WA 98101
mohit | Shared With: Everyone - Jul 28 2006 | nutrition, breakfast, metabolism, health
breakfast is spelled "break" "fast" for a reason...
Quoted: However, if you want to boost your metabolism, have more energy, or lose weight, eating breakfast is one of the most effective ways to accomplish those goals. By waiting until lunch to eat, your body will assume you are fasting, since it may have been 12 or more hours since you last ate.
mohit | Shared With: Everyone - Jun 05 2006 | portland, brunch, breakfast, food
My second favorite breakfast place in Portland. I still think Mother's Cafe is the best. Anyways...I had an omelette, and the below review is right on. Also, the service was great.
Quoted: Their omelettes, in particular, are the best in town - most places focus on impressing you with the size of the omelette, leaving the fillings and preparation to be compromised. The Bijou's are just how real French omelettes should be: perfectly tender and appropriately-sized for any person with a normal-to-above-normal appetite.
mohit | Shared With: Everyone - Jan 10 2006 | breakfast, seattle, food
mohit | Shared With: Everyone - Sep 18 2005 | breakfast, foodNice. Another place I can take my parents.
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