Three eggs over medium, hash browns, sausage patties, wheat toast. $9.25
Bongo Johnny’s, Palm Springs CA
I think this plate was less of a jump-start and more of a put-you-in-a-food-coma, hehe. There was nothing special about this dish, but everything was cooked properly and tasted good.
Coffee and mimosa.
$2.08
Coffee Mission, San Francisco CA
What’s better with morning coffee than a delicious, flaky pastry that’s not too sweet and flavored lightly with citrus? Not much I suppose. 🙂
Bacon, scrambled eggs, shredded cheese, maple syrup. $10.39
Boudin Bakery and Cafe, San Francisco CA
This was good, but I wish that the bacon was a little crispier. It’s hard to chew through limp, soggy bacon when biting into a large waffle filled with a lot of stuff.
English muffin with scrambled eggs, ham, cheese, lettuce, ranch. $9.99
Boudin Bakery and Cafe, San Francisco CA
You can’t tell from this pic, but this sandwich was pretty large. It was hot, messy and delicious. Certainly a great way to start the day with a filling meal.
Topped with almonds. $42.25
Workshop Cafe, San Francisco CA
I liked this enough, but I thought there was too much of the salted crystals on the outside. There wasn’t a good balance of salty and sweet.
$3
Arizmendi Bakery, San Francisco
This tasted fine, but it was cold and a bit tough to chew through. I’m sure it was much better out of the oven, but the bread was pretty dense so it hardened quite a bit.
$3
The Sentinel, San Francisco CA
I love how large the muffins are at the Sentinel. And they smell SO good when they’re fresh and warm. Mmm!
Cheese blintz, breakfast potatoes, scrambled eggs, bacon, sausage, goat cheese. Complimentary
Hilton Sonoma Wine Country, Santa Rosa CA
Ugh, this wasn’t very good. Everything was dry and not very warm. The blintz was especially lifeless.
With country sausage gravy, eggs over medium, served with buttermilk biscuits and gravy. $13.75
Orphan Andy’s, San Francisco CA
Omg, I went over the top on this particular night! I guess I thought my usual chicken fried steak late night meal wasn’t enough so I ordered the option that comes with a side of biscuits and gravy, LOL! And this, again, is why I go to the gym. 🙂
Breakfast potatoes, bacon, scrambled eggs. Complimentary
Hilton Garden Inn Cupertino, Cupertino CA
This was gross except for the bacon! The eggs were super wet, the salsa tasted old, and the potatoes (actually, everything) was super cold. Lame. The old lady servicing the dining area was really sweet though. Slow, but sweet.
Sausage gravy, eggs over medium, served with hashbrowns and wheat toast. $10.50
Joe’s Place, Paso Robles CA
I had mixed feelings about this dish. I liked the flavor of the chicken fried steak and gravy. I though the hashbrowns were burnt and my eggs were overcooked. The gravy was also almost too thick for my liking. The wheat toast was delicious.
Wheat toast.
Tri-tip scrambled with eggs, onions, tomatoes, and chilies. Served with beans, homefries, salsa, and tortillas. $10.75
Joe’s Place, Paso Robles CA
I liked the flavor of the machaca, but I thought it the eggs were over scrambled and dry. The tri-tip was also on the verge of being tough and chewy.
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