Great breakfast place. Generous portions-pancakes dish size and delicious. Get the meal, added eggs, home fries, and bacon. We were served quickly, but didn't feel rushed. read more

Excellent vegan abc veggie options!!! Huge plates full of goodness. Super patient servers.

I basically judge a breakfast place off its potatoes. This place gets 5 stars for their potatoes. I have even been known to call in for just an order of potatoes, nothing else. But obsession aside, their Benedict's are good as well as their French toast. But seriously, order the potatoes. read more

Everyone at studio one cafe is a beautiful queen and they always give me extra tortilla strips.

Having finally gone back after a long time, I can safely say the food is still great and a decent value. The building is still small but with lots of tables both inside and out for whichever fits your needs. Had the chipotle chicken eggs benedict and it was very good although very messy and runny. Tasted excellent especially the potatoes that came on the side. French toast was very good as well, which I tried with the berry toppings. Good for if you like your breakfast with a semi sweet and tart fruit topping. Worth the visit still and would recommend it for a nice breakfast or brunch. read more

Studio One Cafe - French toast in the back and eggs benedict full order in front. - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Eugene, Oregon

Chilaquiles is not a dish they should be serving. The tortillas were not tortillas they were basically salad wonton strips. Additionally,it took too long for service to arrive at our table. The food was pretty speedy though, and it seemed like the other food was delicious, so do not order mexican food here because they cant make it. read more

Our experience at Studio One Cafe during weekend brunch was pretty impressive. As far as i can tell this place is staffed solely with efficient, adept workers. I suppose we arrived sometime near 10am, and there was already a wait list. We were told we could expect a table in 15 minutes, so we went for a walk around the neighborhood and came back to find a couple names UNDER our name on the list were already crossed off, and ours was still left uncrossed. We had missed our namecall! When we talked to the...listman, he told us he always OVERestimates wait time. So we were seated almost immediately after arriving back from our 15min. walk. Yaythanks! That listman manager dude is on top of everything, peeking in each room every 15 min. or so, to keep an eye on everything, and know what's going on, for maximum efficiency. The waitstaff and bus boy did flawless jobs. We weren't ready to immediately place an order, and needed to view the menu first, and were given perfectly sufficient time to view menu and order. Bottomless coffee mugs were refilled with perfect timing. Same with water glasses. Food was delicious -- I ordered a veggie eggs benedict; my partner ordered a half order benedict and biscuits and gravy. No mistakes on our orders, everything was perfect. Even though it was "rush hour," we weren't rushed out the door, and nor did we have to wait for the check. We were even instructed how to pay, which is helpful as an occasional customer, since we sometimes forget which restaurants expect you to pay the server, and which ones expect you to pay at the register. read more

I've eaten here twice and really enjoy their homer Benedict's, severed over home style fried potatoes instead of bread. Their hollandaise sauce is yummy! It's a rustic feeling cafe, the outside seating is very nice for summer weather. Good bacon, good iced tea, friendly staff. read more

Great unpretentious breakfast place. The Breakfast burrito is great. We also had the omelette which is customizable - bell peppers, jalapeño, tempeh, cheese etc. Portions are generous, quality is good, service is friendly and prompt. If you aren't too hungry you might have enough left for lunch too! read more

3.8 is the score. Here's the thing about studio one because the name is misleading. It's not about the show whatsoever. There is absolutely nothing about Studio One that blows you away but there is also nothing that will turn you away. They're slogan should be "About the Business" because there are no distractions. Get in. Get a delicious breakfast. Get out. No fuss, no buts, no Coconuts. You feel me? So bring your friends, bring your mom, or bring your boss. It. Doesn't. Matter. Why? Because it is strictly business. However, how are you going to have a breakfast place and not have Hashbrowns? That's my one gripe. read more

A great little find. Food was delicious but not your average breakfast. Very creative menu. Everything looked amazing. Cute place, out door seating was nice. Staff was friendly. Worth the trip!! read more

Studio One Cafe - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Eugene, Oregon

Cute brunch spot next to the University of Oregon campus. Dog-friendly, we were able to dine with our puppy on their semi-enclosed outdoor patio. Good selection of multiple types of eggs benedict. read more

Luv this place... small and friendly... food is very good (can't say great because my over medium eggs were overcooked) as the sausage gravy and buscuit were very good and the coffee was good too. The service was awesome and friendly from the time I walked in until I left... parking is a little difficult but I found a spot across the street. I will definitely go back :-) read more

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Came here for breakfast and ordered the french toast with berries and almond compote, I suggest you add a little of their yummy maple syrup to this dish. It was really good, plus the potatoes are nice and crunchy on the outside but soft on the inside. Would definitely return to this spot. Parking is a little tricky, but its worth it! read more

Studio One Cafe - French Toast - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Eugene, Oregon

This place is so good! They have something for everyone including my sister-in-law who is gluten-free. The kids ordered the chocolate pancakes and gobbled them up. I ordered the Farmers Market Benedict! It was so good and choke full of veggies. My hubby go the Field of Dreams Benedict which he enjoyed. We went early (9:30) and it was really filling up when we left. Great service, great food - we will be back! read more

I'm sure this diner is a college student favorite, but being from out of town, I don't have the same "hangover-driven food desperation" nostalgia. I got the traditional eggs benedict, which is a staple item I order whenever I go anywhere for brunch, so I'm kind of particular about them. The food was good, but mediocre. The hollandaise was thin and lacked any strong flavor and the poached eggs were overcooked. The sweet potato fries were actually my favorite thing. We had finished eating and they took our plates away, but then we sat for another 20 minutes waiting on our check. I observed multiple people experience the same frustration as I believe they only have 1 register to cash people out. I'd be curious to try their lunch items (when it's not busy), but as for breakfast/brunch I'll explore other options. read more

Studio One Cafe - Traditional Benedict w/sweet potato fries. - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Eugene, Oregon

Good atmosphere, portions are kinda small. Bacon is good but you only get 2 slices. Coffee is not that good, nor are the mimosas. Staff is very friendly. Probably wouldn't eat here again considering what you pay. read more

Pull up your spandex,put the kid in the car seat..We're goin out momma!! This shack should be an Oman to the breakfast gods.! Slap me silly.But this is by far the best breakfast in this soggy town of Eugene. Very nice options,great device. Enough....Go eat a benny read more

This is a nice breakfast spot near the UO Law School hidden between Agate Alley and McMennamins. I have eaten here a few times in the last couple of years. I am always on the hunt for good blueberry pancakes which are not offered in many breakfast restaurants. These pancakes were huge and thick with lots of fresh blueberries. Much better than the ones I had at The Original Pancake house down the street. The eggs also tasted very fresh and I would guess they were organic eggs from a local farm. I asked for my bacon crispy and they cooked it perfectly, not too burnt and not too chewy. The hostess and servers were super friendly, and when they saw I used all of my maple syrup they offered me more which I thought was extremely nice. I love this little place and will be coming here more often. read more

Studio One Cafe - Blueberry pancakes, scrambled eggs and bacon - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Eugene, Oregon

Oh I have always loved Studio One. But since they started offering Mimosa's (very yummy, not to strong not too tangy) my love has turned into madly, deeply in love. The eggs benedict.... :-) .... They are so good. The Farmers benedict is all veggies & garlic smothered in homemade Hollandaise. I order the 1/2 for a VERY reasonable price and still cant finish it all. The service has always been great! We tend to go maybe 2 or 3 times a week and seem to always get the same server. But he's great! He know's what we want and has us our coffee before we even ask. And as for the Challah French Toast. I still feel that the Challah French Toast with the Berry topping is like a plate full of Care Bares smothered in My Little Ponies! They have it on special ever Tuesday... $4.99 for a trip down memory lane is much cheaper than a DeLorean. read more

I was very impressed by the yelp raves for this restaurant. I've been plotting and planning and finally the stars aligned and I was able to get my husband to bring me for lunch here. Parking was difficult- the street has 2 hour parking, but was all full. The lot in front of the restaurant has three spots, but a very tight turnaround. It was hard to get in AND out. The next issue was- how the heck do you get in?! Where the door would be intuitively, is a wall with lovely windows. Around the side to the left is the service entrance. Around to the right is a fenced-in patio seating area. It turns out one must go through the patio seating in order to access the restaurant. The interior of the restaurant is quaint and rustic. Unmatching chairs, movie posters on the walls, a very casual feel. It was comfortable. First stop- the bathroom! I'm 7 months pregnant- this is usually where I head first. I've come to find you can typically judge a restaurant based on the cleanliness and upkeep of its facilities, which should be addressed nightly, if not more often, giving staff and owners ample opportunity also to address any repairs that need to be made. The restroom was clean, but clearly old. Our waitress told us to sit anywhere and brought us waters quickly. I'm not sure if it was the heat of the day, or if we just didn't get any ice, but I sure didn't see any in my glass or in the pitcher. Usually you get so much ice in a pitcher and in the glass that your'e constantly refilling the glass- this was definitely a change. I was impressed by the menu selections and the all-day breakfast. I couldn't make up my mind! The crab cakes looked amazing, as did the french toast and eggs benedict or a lunch item. I didn't get much breakfast and got out to lunch late- I was starving! I noticed that many of the breakfast items offered avocado OR guacamole on the side as options, which is awesome! I noticed that their menu (in addition to being in desperate need of a spelling/grammar check) advertises many local and sustainable options. I made a note of it for later and decided to make this a monthly destination. Well.. given all of the flies that were all over the place, and getting annoyed swatting them off of me, I decided to come back more regularly during non-fly weather to try out all of the tempting dishes on my list. The waitress was absolutely sweet, very friendly and conversational. She took our order and offered cole slaw, sweet potato fries, home fries, and... she lost me after home fries. I LOVE home fries! I decided (coin flip) on a Mexican burger with grilled chicken avocado (important) and jack cheese with home fries. My husband went with the pulled pork bbq sandwich, which automatically came with cole slaw, and home fries. I spaced asking for another drink or more ice, and the waitress didn't ask. Our food was done in a reasonable amount of time, which is nice since I was already halfway through my hour lunch break. Both sandwiches were topped with a speared pepperonicini. I sincerely HATE these, and hoped the juice hadn't gotten on my bun. Gross. Why would a place automatically top someone's food with something so spicy? I can't imagine there's a huge call for these, like, anywhere, ever. WTF? I picked it off and noticed a lump of green snot on my chicken sandwich. I asked the waitress- the description clearly said "avocado," not "guacamole." ICK. I tried it, to be fair. The guacamole was salty as hell and tasted of onion- not much else. Just disgusting. The item description said "avocado," I was expecting sliced avocado. The waitress was very sweet and offered to take it back. 20 minutes left on my break, I declined and opted instead to scrape it off, which took off most of the cheese. The waitress offered to get me more cheese, which was great. She brought back a little dish of shredded jack, which is hard to get on a burger. She offered to have the chefs melt it, but I was just too hungry and too much in a hurry. The tomatoes were fresh, but one still had the stem end and wasn't edible. I stole my husband's. He hates tomatoes anyway. My bun was flat and soggy, my chicken was thick but very dry. I choked down the chicken with a ton of ketchup. The biggest disappointment (ok, next biggest from the avocado) were the home fries. YUCK! Mine tasted stale and old and some were barely lukewarm. Many were darn-near burnt. It looked like they had been refried from earlier in the day. My husband and fellow potato-holic didn't eat his either. My husband reports that his pork was dry and crunchy in some spots, but that the bbq sauce was one of the best he'd had. I stole his cole slaw, which vacillated between huge leaf chunks of cabbage, cabbage dust, and every size in-between. It was a little vinegary but otherwise flavorless. Now out of time for lunch, I paid and we left hungry. The waitress was such a sweetie, we still left her a decent tip. $17 for two inedible sandwich lunches. read more

Best Biscuits and Gravy in town! Yes, someone trimmed their pubes over the toilet in the men's room. But what do I care...best B&G in town! Four giant silky biscuits with the most flavorful gravy I have yet to experience in this area, served with grilled tomato and home fries. This place did score miserably on a recent food safety test. Buuuttttt... With a breakfast that tasty, I'll deal with a bathroom more disgusting than my college apartment. read more

This is the kind of place I usually love, small, unique and popular. I ordered breakfast and thought this looks pretty good and the menu looked like some other great choices. Maybe a new favorite spot? Service was fast and friendly, coffee was great. Food came up fast and looked wonderful. I usually order scrambled eggs and toast with potatoes because I like it and it shows if a restaurant has a grasp on even the most basic breakfast foods. WELL... Eggs were dry and salty, potatoes seems like frozen deep fried home fries and salty and the toast was rock hard. Ate what I could and was disappointed. Went to pay the bill and said" Just some feedback, your food is really salty!" She said "ya we salt everything!" I said "NO, really salty!!) She said "the cook sprinkles salt on everything!" I said "most people salt their own food", she responded again "we just salt it!" Her not understanding that I just wanted them to be better, I gave up on them being my new favorite. read more

There was a dark period of my life I call "The Tinder Times." During this time, I met a girl using the app and we hit it off quickly. We made a date and met at Studio One. Let me tell you, this restaurant was the best part of the date. We arrived around 10am, so there was a bit of a wait. It wasn't bad though, and the outside area is lovely. Inside, the walls are covered with posters and movie memorabilia, which makes the close quarters significantly more tolerable. The place is clean, vibrant, and an awesome restaurant to take anyone. The server was very polite, and had good recommendations. The menu however is what blew me away. They have crab cakes, eggs Benedict, scrambles, waffles, huevos rancheros, and anything else you could want. I ordered the crab cakes, and didn't even have to share because she was a vegan. That meal was so incredible that a few times I forgot to talk to my date. She and I didn't work out, but I've been back to Studio One many times. read more

Looked up on Yelp this morning breakfast places and this was the first one to pop up... so we went there. WE LOVED IT! Parking is limited but easily found meter parking close by. My boyfriend ordered the farmers delight eggs Benedict which comes with your choice of home fries, sweet potato fries or fruit. He typically likes ordering hash browns but was pleasantly surprised with how good the home fries were. I ordered the original french toast which was to DIE for and it came with 2 choice eggs, home fries or bacon. I got scrambled eggs (local eggs) and home fries. Food? 10 Customer service? 10 We will definitely return! read more

Highly unimpressed, not the first visit but likely the last. 45+ minutes for food without any communication until food was over 40 minutes late. Requested side of biscuit and gravy, the gravy was $2 for a ridiculously small amount, didn't cover even one half of the small sized biscuit. The food was okay, definitely not the quality I've had on previous visits. My friend and I are very understanding customers but this was too much. No attempt was made to compensate for the nearly hour wait. Edit: unfortunately yelp did not post my comments on the date they were written, instead held them for approval online until I logged in... unfortunately not holding the original date. read more

I have been going here since Covid started and the food is always good and the service decent. My visit today, however was absolutely terrible. We were seated and asked if we'd like to get drinks started. I ordered an iced coffee and my friends got water. We then waited for 25+ minutes for someone to finally come take our order. That was a little sucky but overall not a big deal. Our food came out fairly quickly but speed was about all Studio One had going for it at this point. The food was terrible. My "Chilaquiles" were cold, bland and missing tortilla strips. i pointed out the lack of tortilla and the waitress brought me a bowl of chips to dump on the chilaquiles. Needless to say this didn't really help the situation as they were still so bad I could hardly eat them. Meanwhile, one of my friends had ordered the Animal House Benedict. What came out was a sad looking Benedict with a puddle of Hollandaise underneath it and none on top. When she cut into her poached eggs, a bunch of trapped water ran out of the eggs and watered down what little of the sauce was there to begin with. And on top of all that, the dish was really bad to the taste. We all tried it and were grossed out. Needless to say she didn't eat her food either. My other friend got a halfway decent Benedict and he ate all of his. So, keeping count, 1 for 3 dishes turned out edible. When I finally got the server back to the table, I had to explain how bad mine and my friend's food was and thought, given the fact that we couldn't even eat it, she might comp it or try to make it better somehow. She comped my ice coffee... the one part of the meal that was decent. She charged us both for our uneaten food and told me not to use the S-word to describe the food in front of her. Obviously I'm highly disappointed in the service I was given. I'm super chill and easily forgiving and, had a decent resolution been provided, I would have been back in a few weeks to give Studio One another shot. As it stands though, I can't see myself ever going back there. I'm leaving two stars because of the good food I've had there in the past. However one experience this bad is enough for me. read more

I gave this place another try. We needed to find a breakfast joint for an early morning work meeting, and it had to be close to the UO campus, so we decided on Studio One. Wanting to believe my previous lackluster meal was due to coming during a peak time (i.e. noon-ish on a Sunday), I ordered the same dish (Animal House Benedict). Despite being a lot less busy (we came early on a Tuesday morning--the place was pretty empty), service was still not very good. It took quite a while just to get coffee, and the waiter just brought one tiny carafe of cream for the entire table of five people. Every subsequent request for more creamer took way too long--the coffee cooled down substantially by the time our cream was replenished. When we went to place our order, one of us wanted to order "The Big Easy." We were informed the kitchen had run out of cajun seasoning. How does that even happen? Once we revised our decision, our order took a long time to come out. We had made it clear we were under a bit of a time crunch, but we still waited at least half an hour for our food before it finally came out. As for the food, the eggs were once again horribly overcooked and hollandaise sauce was scarce. I don't know why their kitchen has such a difficult time correctly poaching eggs when their specialty is supposedly Bennedicts. Even if the rationale is that other customers prefer firmer eggs (despite the fact poached eggs are supposed to be runny), they should still be able to cook up a runny poached egg upon request. I give them a point for those home fries, but that's all I can say for this place. I think next time I'm in the mood for a good eggs Benedict, I'll head over to Wild Duck. read more

Good ol' reliable breakfast spot. Nothing remarkable, but that's not necessarily a bad thing. Expect pretty standard breakfast fare and while school is in session expect it to be packed with (hungover) students on the weekends. Friendly staff, good quick service, and outdoor seating. I've definitely enjoyed their pancakes and potatoes on a number of occasions, but really I don't have anything too exciting or spectacular to say. Check this place out for a hearty diner style breakfast. read more

This place is amazing! They have plenty of seating inside and outside. We were able to sit down right away. Our waiter was very kind and accommodating for different dietary restrictions and went above and beyond! I had the chilaquiles. The sauce was delicious and I could tell the eggs were fresh/high quality. We can't wait to come back soon. read more

I took my daughter here while in town because people gave it such good reviews. Was so disappointed to find out it was just a below average hole in the wall with a hipster clientele trying, through sheer force of will, to make their favorite hangout into a great restaurant. It is cute, and it is hip, and it appears their Benedicts may be their forte. But it is also crowded, dingy, and everything we tried that day was below average. I got a Reuben sandwich because I love a good Reuben, and when I try a new place it gives me a known quantity to compare against. It was, sadly, way below average, and not even close to the four stars I was seeing from other Yelpers. It was something I would have expected from a cafeteria. Meat was bland and hardly any of it. Sauerkraut was very wet and made the bread soggy. I have had great Reubens, good Reubens, and average Reubens, this was none of those unfortunately. Our whole group felt similarly about their respective orders. All of them subpar. My daughter has returned several times with friends and said she gave up. It is always subpar. So the only conclusion I can think of is locals are desperate to make their local place a cool place through force of will, or a lack of decent places to eat has created a bell curve for food where if everything is below average then average or below becomes four stars somehow. Sorry Eugene, what are you thinking? read more

Dear Studio One Cafe: get a flytrap and serve water immediately upon seating customers. I was waving away flies for the whole duration of my meal. We waited twenty minutes to place our order without being served water or even speaking to a waiter. Decent crabcake eggs benedict. I am from the east coast and I've had better crabcakes in Maine and Maryland and New Jersey, but they were fine. Solid hollandaise. I would prefer a slice of ham in addition to the crabcake for $14. The spinach appeared to be raw. The pacific chai was my favorite part of the meal, but the flies were quite fond of it as well. read more

After living down the street from this restaurant for nearly a decade, and eating there on numerous occasions, I stopped going there the last two years because everything started to slip. Honestly, the only reason to really go here is for the French Toast or the Eggs Benedict. There's no secret to the French Toast though, so if you can cook and enjoy something simple and delicious at home, there's really no reason to go here (anymore). Don't get me wrong, if you're not in the cooking mood and feel like French Toast, Go. For. It. You won't regret it. The Benedicts are almost universally celebrated too. That's why they get two stars, one for the French Toast and one for the Eggs Benedict. The other dishes they offer are not very creative, and they often miss the mark. There were chunks of time where I would only order one dish there because I loved it so much. Unfortunately, the version I loved would only emerge from the kitchen occasionally instead of consistently. I don't know why, but I soon became jaded and I readily admit that this is tainting my review here. They could have been having some issues with the back of the house, and that would be completely understandable. That's the optimistic take anyway. I know I said that I stopped going there, but I couldn't help myself. I had to go back. When I did, I went with my sister and ordered one of my old favorites. It came out kind of cold and from there I descended back to my cynical take on this restaurant. People rave about the house fries, but even that is going to be more subjective than other items on their menu. I will give them this though, the coffee they serve is tasty and the front of house usually has its act together. It is definitely nicer in the warmer weather as others have mentioned, but most places outside of restaurants inside ice hotels fit that bill...though I imagine that might be cool too so long as the hotel had some structural integrity left on a warm, sunny day. Anyway, if you don't live nearby, don't bother coming over for breakfast unless you want the French Toast, Eggs Benedict and/or a cup of coffee with something simple and basic. I feel terrible writing this because I loved this place for the better part of a decade. I will also say that they could be better these days. I've been gone now for a few months, and it has been a little over six months since I last ate there. For them, I hope it's the case. read more

I don't even know where to start here... Okay so I read on here that one girl said it was "the best french toast" she'd ever had so I had to go for it. And yeah...I believe her. It was delicious. The homefries were also super yummy. Perfectly seasoned. My brother tried their eggs benedict and was blown away. Apparently it was the best hollandaise he'd ever had. And the place itself is so fun. Its an old house that was converted into the cafe. We sat it what I guess used to be the living room. There's lots of seating outside as well. The cafe was filled with everyone from college students to seniors. And the staff was really friendly and attentive. I think my brother and I were sad that we couldn't bring the cafe home with us. Definitely worth a trip back to Eugene. read more

Food was fantastic. Adorable location. Our server was extraordinary. Will definitely go back often.

Studio One has been a breakfast mainstay of mine for 12 years, but like sand through an hourglass... or something like that, it hasn't fared as well with management/ownership changes. The coffee is consistently good and strong. They still make my favorite eggs benedicts, and while the names have changed, the hollandaise in the cajun type one still rocks. A favorite of mine, the Morningstar, no longer comes with your choice of two cheeses but it's tasty with deep fried tempeh and veggies. The fruit bowl on the side today was a nice touch. The biscuits and gravy are still fantastic. The berry and compote French toast was a little disappointing today because they skimped on the toppings, leaving portions of the challah bread dry. I remedied this by pointing out to the waitress what the dish was like in the "old days" and she came back with a tray of more toppings for me. She must've agreed. It's still busy here. Come early or late to avoid crowds. The servers are still cute and cheerful, albeit a little flakey. Finally, one other thing that hasn't changed are the ever-present flies. Whaddup with the flies?! They're inside and out, summer and winter. It's kind of gross and exotic, but at the end of the day I'll ignore a lot for tasty food. read more

This is one of those places that everyone tells you is great, but fails to meet the mark in both quality of food and service. When we arrived it was super packed, which is usually a good sign, however I think that this place simply doesn't service customers very fast or efficiently. The owner has a nervous and hostile energy about him, and you can tell that his employees walk on eggshells. We were given decaf coffee cups, which we didn't know until our waitress informed us. Our waitress, however, was really engaging and pleasant. My friends ordered benedicts, and they were good, but nothing incredible. I ordered the biscuits and gravy and was sorely disappointed. The gravy was completely homogeneous with no chunks of sausage in it, making me think that it likely came from a can. The biscuits were bland and bready. I think they're very much a one-trick pony here. read more

We were in town to drop off our freshman for her first year at college. The food was amazing and the staff was very friendly. We had 5 people in our party and everyone praised the food. We came for breakfast one day and it was so good, we came back for lunch the next day. We definitely will be back! read more

As good as as the 183 reviews says it is :) The food is fresh, outstanding, flavorful and generally pretty healthy. They have an amazing loose leaf tea collection. I'm personally a huge fan of the Farmers Delight Eggs Benedict and their home fries. I love that they offer half portions for a reduced rate as well. Every time I have been so far, the service has been wonderful as well. Attentive and quick without being over bearing. Definitely a go-to brunch spot for me. read more

Good staff. Subpar food. I have tried this place twice thinking I must have just come on an off day the first time. I have had their eggs Benedict and their biscuits and gravy. Both were not to my liking. The flour in the gravy was very strong so I felt like I was eating a bag instant gravy. The eggs Benedict were much better at Agate Bistro beside Studio One Cafe. I'm giving 3 stars instead of 1 because the service was good and the staff was friendly both times. read more