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Mansour's Market - Omelette  El Greco

Mansour's Market

4.3(185 reviews)
8.5 mi
•$$

Excellent brunch at Mansour's. Looking for a local, chic, relaxing place for brunch? We thought…read morethis place was spot on. We looked at a few different options for places to eat and thought this one would be nice for a sit down discussion. We got there around 10 AM and a few patrons were scattered about. Quite a variety of different places to sit, we sat at a table for two near the bar. Handed a breakfast/lunch menu so many things looked so good. We weren't sure what to go with so we asked for some of their favorites. We were offered suggestions on the avocado toast and the poppy. I went with the avocado toast. As always, I bagged the onion and kept all the other ingredients which included avocado spread, spinach, tomato, sunflower seeds, and an egg over easy. You have a choice of toast, including white, wheat, or rye. Gotta go with wheat! Absolutely a terrific place to go to and support the local community and get everything you'd want and one of those chain type coffee shops (you know the green one I'm talking about) and get a much more natural, even lower cost option

I wanted to like it here more than we did because it's local, small, in a great location in a…read morehistoric building, and the service was very friendly and fast. However, the food left a lot to be desired. We ordered the quiche and the avocado toast with a side of potatoes. Potatoes were burned, well, charred really. They did take them off the bill. Quiche was so so, and the avocado toast had a ton of raw spinach on it, which was hard to eat along with the toast. Should have come steamed or sautéed instead. Bacon was good though! I was very excited about the pastry case at first since everything in there looked fresh and home made, but when I was trying to decide what to get "to go", like one of their muffins, I saw flies buzzing around and landing on the items. No thank you. I know flies are around in the summer, but the pastry case should be shielded from bugs at all times. I think if I were in the area I may give this place another chance since I liked other things about it like the atmosphere and the fact that it did look like a local family favorite.

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Mansour's Market - Bar and dining area

Bar and dining area

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Riley's sunrise pita

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The Mug Cafe

The Mug Cafe

4.3(23 reviews)
25.2 mi

I first visited back in late March. We were visiting the area and found this place on Yelp. It is…read moreattached to a spa, which is really cool but unfortunately we have not had time to try it out. Our party of 5 adults and 1 baby came for brunch. The service and drinks were ok. The food as very good. The Chicken Cranberry Croissant (toasted croissant with pulled chicken and cranberry salad with arugula salad) was our favorite. I've come back while driving through just for that chicken sandwich. Unfortunately we were traveling with it and I asked them to separate all the items for us and they did not. Would have been nice to reconstruct it ourselves and not have a soggy sandwich when we got to our destination. Much better to eat immediately so make sure you do that. I would have to say space is limited and the placement of the furniture makes it hard to dine in. It was very interesting because there were parties smaller than us and they all seemed cramped as well. We sat at the corner table right when you walk in on the left, we all had to sit on the bench because the circular table in the middle of the space blocked us from sitting on the other side of our table. It was very awkward because it was hard for our party to get out and the other table was full and wasn't being helpful by scooching a bit haha. I would recommend the food here but only if you're in a small party and looking for a quick bite.

Interesting spot - nestled before an Knob Cres and sharing space with Magnolia (a wellness center);…read morethere's parking to the side and outdoor seating areas. Small but cute inside with seating. Service was paced well and friendly. Sausage egg cheese croissant 9/10 Nutella banana croissant 8/10 Almond croissant with banana 7/10 Chicken cranberry croissant 8/10 Ice French latte 9/10 (too sweet and a bit pricey $7) The croissant items came with a small salad in the containers - the salad 10/10 was fresh and the vinaigrette they used was great. They charge a 3% credit card fee vs cash payment.

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Rocky Creek Cafe - Rib eye omelet

Rocky Creek Cafe

4.5(19 reviews)
16.9 mi

This is one of those restaurants that is a silent, hidden treasures that is known to locals and…read morefrequent travelers, but is unknown to those just passing through. I had the half order of onion rings, cup of cheese and broccoli soup, and chicken cordon bleu sandwich. The onion rings had a PERFECT tempura batter crust that was flavorful to my liking. The accompanying condiment was a perfect pairing for me. Ketchup was offered, but for me, it would have spoiled the appetizer. Though cautiously order them unless all will earn them. The half order was HUGE! The cup cheese and broccoli soup was hearty and quite flavorful. A perfect option for the drizzly day we went. Lastly, the cordon bleu sandwich was good. It was served on a buttered Kaiser bun. Unfortunately, I only ate half because of the other items I had tried. The other regret was I didn't try any of the fish. I suspect the fish would have been perfect. My husband had the burger, plain, and dry. He was almost brought to tears from the favor memory that over came him. It reminded him of his father's recipe is why. I can honestly say not a crumb was left on the plate. He fought the urge to order another. In the end, this was a good experience I would love to repeat. Just remember, they only accept cash.

This place is delicious. Small restaurant and cash only, but the $4 'baby salad' was a decent size…read moreand had all I needed. My Reuben was large and in-charge while the Dagwood burger was also tasty. The turkey on my sandwich tasted freshly cooked and not grabbed from the deli counter at the local market. Wonderful home made pickles, too--the waitress even grabbed me extra once I raved about them. I would return if I was in the area.

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Rocky Creek Cafe - Biscuits and gravy

Biscuits and gravy

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