Came here for breakfast and the food didn't disappoint. I enjoyed their offering of ciabatta bread…read moreas must places don't offer that kind of option. The food was delicious and their mimosa didn't disappoint. It was an interesting vibe of people, where I didn't feel like I was in the correct tax bracket to be there. The server was nice and friendly.

Rise and Shine is a great value because it includes coffee. Eggs were ok but I requested them done…read moreover easy but not watery. Hash browns were crispy and warm. Bacon thick and well done as ordered. Toast was good as was the coffee. Service was good in the beginning but not so much after the food arrived. Ambient good.

Very unassuming diner. In fact, I didn't even know it was there, as there wasn't any signage. (I'm…read morenot sure that's always the case, or if I just missed it, but I wouldn't have seen the restaurant if I hadn't Googled and GPS'd it). The place was BUSY and we sat down at a recently unoccupied, but still full of dirty dishes, booth to get a seat (the waitress near the door instructed us to, "go ahead and find an empty spot." It took a little while for the table to be cleared and the servers to acknowledge us, but not TOO long considering how packed it was. The food was very good and the servers were attentive with refills on the coffee and soda. I had the Herb Nelson (a scramble) and my partner had a burger. If I find myself in Streetsboro in need of breakfast or lunch, I'd definitely return!

Seat yourself! The…read moretag teaming waitresses were all nice. The diet soda I got was gross, I don't know if the syrup just needed to be changed? Either way they did let me switch to a coffee. It was very typical burnt dinner coffee. The food took a little while to come out, but when it did...yum!! I had the eggs benedict with hash browns. It was all seasoned perfectly. I normally prefer my potatoes a bit crispier, but they were delicious. My husband had a western egg sandwich on a croissant, which he enjoyed very much. We shared a half order of biscuits and gravy. I would get my own next time... too good to share. We also had a slice of French toast and a pancake with the "turtle" topping. The French toast was NOT cinnamon, which is what I am used to, so the first bite I was a little thrown, but I would definitely get it again. The pancake with the turtle topping, it wasn't all topping, they had mixed the pecans and chocolate chips right into the batter and then drizzled it with caramel and topped with whipped cream. All delicious! The actual building may be hard to find if you don't have good gps. There is currently no signage with the name of the restaurant. The window does say Diner so at least you know it's food, haha. Go. Have breakfast. Or lunch, that also looked delicious.

Had breakfast. Food was very good and service was friendly and caring. I plan to return soon to try…read moretheir lunches.

Great breakfast for our group. Last minute Saturday brunch time for 17 people (all family after a…read moreFriday night wedding) Food was great as well as the service. In town from Michigan for the wedding. Will Definitley stop again if back in Aurora. I can also help you with a new POS system. You could use one!!

I recently had breakfast at Another Broken Egg Cafe in Streetsboro, and while the experience was…read morenot a disaster, it did feel like an expensive lesson in managing expectations. I was genuinely excited to find a place nearby serving eggs Benedict, since that is apparently now considered a rare regional specialty. The eggs Benedict itself was satisfying, and the decaf coffee was actually very good. It stayed hot, which was impressive because warmth was not exactly the theme of the rest of the experience. The custom mug was a nice touch, the silverware was clean, and my water glass was crystal clear, so points for clearing the very basic hurdles of public dining. That said, the details were where things started to drift. I asked whether I could get butter on the side for my English muffin and was told yes. When the food arrived, the butter had apparently chosen a different path in life. I selected the potatoes as my side, and they were dry and cold, which was a nice reminder that not all breakfast foods dream of being eaten. I also asked for cream with my decaf coffee and was given those little plastic peel-top cups of palm-oil creamer like the kind sitting beside a gas station coffee urn. It would have been helpful to know that beforehand, just so I could adjust my standards in advance. The service was probably the most disappointing part. My server never introduced herself, never said good morning, never welcomed me, and never asked how I was doing. The exchange had all the warmth and personality of renewing a vehicle registration. The first words out of her mouth were asking what I wanted to drink. Then whether I was ready to order. Then whether I was ready for the bill. Then she answered my question about whether I paid there or at the front. Finally, after the check, I did get a "have a good day," which was nice in the same way a closing credit is technically part of the movie. As an added bit of breakfast theater, I was seated near the kitchen entrance, while the table across the aisle featured what I mentally dubbed the Desperate Housewives of Streetsboro, carrying on a lively discussion about construction, a new kitchen, and the hand towels they were all apparently having to use in the meantime. It was less background ambience and more accidental community theater. For $21.87 for eggs Benedict, potatoes, and a decaf coffee, I expected a breakfast experience and not an exercise in emotional self-service. There were good elements here, but the missing butter, cold potatoes, fake creamer, and indifferent service made the whole thing feel more like a nicely plated inconvenience than a place I would be eager to revisit.

I live in a food Mecca city for the past 12 years. So when I come home to visit, the food scene…read morehere hurts my soul. Until I found this place. This was the first menu that truly excited me to try. This spot raises the bar for ohio food. The southern/ Cajun flair in the menu made my heart flutter. The Cajun shrimp and crawdad omelet was amazing but the bacon and gouda grits stole the show. I could eat my body weight in that dish. My only complaint for food is, I would have loved a louisiana hot sauce or some vinegar based hot sauce to go with it. Not gonna lie, our server definitely forgot about us, a few times but.... the food made up for it.

The first time we went to First Watch was in FL and now we noticed they were in Ohio. A 3 hour…read moredrive for breakfast was worth it. Yes, we stayed 3 days in the area but had to make a stop here. Wasn't sure if they would have the same menu as FL, but they did. I have so many favorites I had to figure out what I wanted to eat. I ended up getting the avocado toast. It was so good with a side of eggs and the Million-Dollar Potatoes. Also, what I like on the menu is the lemon ricotta pancakes, and the million-dollar bacon. What was awesome was while we were finishing up eating I asked for another drink and they brought it in a plastic cup with a lid. I was able to take it with me instead of leaving it or chugging it. Seating area is big, larger than FL, and employees were awesome and worked well together. Glad I know I can take a ride for my favorite breakfast.

Many things looked awesome on the menu! I had a yummy special flavor of French toast. Service was…read morefriendly and quick. Great place for breakfast, brunch, or lunch. Highly recommended.

Quick and affordable place for breakfast or brunch! Their seasonal menu for summer is such a hit!…read moreThe strawberry shortcake pancakes and firecracker bacon are my favs

Very disappointed in this restaurant today it's high noon. It's 90+ degrees out and everybody is…read moreout enjoying a stroll or a day off or something to do with the kids before all the Fourth of July festivities start maybe tomorrow and it's a usual vacation week for folks so they're out shopping wanting to dine nicely in Strongsville Ohio Walked into this one at high noon as I just said and there are people standing around everywhere waiting to be seated. So I go up to the front and when you're standing at the front, you can scan the whole restaurant and every single table but two are empty... That's right 25-30 empty tables with a lobby full of people waiting to be seated? That's unacceptable any day of the week and they told me that it's a 25 minute wait cause they're a little bit backed up. Are you kidding me? This is usually one of my go to restaurants not anymore.

My wife and I went for a Sunday drive and had absolutely no intention of going out to dinner…read morehowever we were looking for a good patio. Auntie Yelp and within a few miles we found the Westfield inn in Troy township Ohio I've never been to either. Apparently it used to be an inn a long long time ago but it ceased being that and currently has clambakes in the fall and looks like the place next door is part of it and also has a wedding venue. It has a nice front porch that was decorated for the season moms and pumpkins and corn stalks and whatnot so it was pretty festive. We got there earlier about 5:00 which is pretty early for us for dinner but lucky for us the place wasn't that busy there was quite a few people inside but not many people sat outside because the honey bees tend to buzz a little close for some people's comfort. I don't mind them at all as long as you don't squat at them everything is good. Our server was the bartender who came outside his name was Alex and he was an absolute peach. He started us off after we got our drinks with dinner rolls and two cinnamon rolls which was an odd pairing for a pre-dinner snack but it was delicious. I ended up getting some tomato bisque soup which I'm an absolute sucker for and it was fan freaking tastic. A+++ Definitely it's comfort food season and this menu supported that. Now normally I make pot roast but I'm not very good at it and my pot roast is normally fatty but this pot roast came out absolutely fell apart on my fork. The carrots were perfect and the mashed potatoes was not lumpy my perfect consistency I told my wife if you want to learn how to make pot roast come cook here. She got the beef and mushroom pot pie now I'm a big fan of pot pie but I do not like mushrooms but she managed to absolutely inhale that and she gave it two thumbs up. We had an ample time for a nice little chat our server Alex was on the spot wasn't too present but wasn't gone too long for us to not notice. Service was also A+. We live in lake county and don't get down to Troy township at all but now I have an absolute reason and excuse to get down there and I will be bringing friends. What a fantastic meal what a lovely place and I can't wait for my next visit.

I can't review their food because we waited 10 minutes for someone, yelled "hello" and nothing. I…read moresaw someone in a computer in the room behind the hostess are. May have been a customer? This was at 1:15pm

Stopped into Big Boy after dropping off my sis at the airport…read more Service was amazing!! Ordered the usual...Big Boy, fries and milkshake. Everything was delicious

Food was amazing and I would definitely come back. The only critique I have is that I didn't like…read morethat everything I ordered came out separately instead of all together. Restaurant was very clean and calm.