Cafe Triskell

Nice spot for brunch in our neighborhood. French toast was so soft and yummy. Loved the Eggs Florentine and don’t mind going back there for it. ** A warning here that Mimosa is $10 with brunch the following ones are $15 we were misunderstood when the server kept on asking if we wanted another mimosas - ended up having 4 mimosa and only the first one was $10 😅

Terrible service. Waiting 25 plus minutes for a seat was said would take 5 minutes. The tables were clear but no one cleaned them. The waiter sat a group that came in after us before us. Then said she would clear our table and didn’t. She removed the dirty plates and never went back to clean the table. Had us waiting an additional 5 minutes till we got fed up and went to the table and cleaned it ourselves with hand wipes. Made us wait an ADDITIONAL 5 minutes to come take our order. After seeing the people next to us and not approaching us. The table we were at, the ac kept dripping on us. I get maybe the waiter was overwhelmed working alone but this is a TINY place. 6-7 tables MAX. I give the food 5 stars, because it genuinely was delicious. That made us happy. Maybe we will try again w

Really good. Tiny restaurant, a bit of a hole in the wall. My wife and I walked past it many times and decided to give it a try given the high reviews. It did not disappoint. French toast was very very fluffy and flavorful. Wife’s eggs with smoked salmon was equally as good. We are definitely coming back.

We were excited to try this new place mainly for the crepes. We went in this morning in a group of 8 and were understandably seated on 2 separate tables since it’s a small place. The server promptly told us that they won’t be serving crepes today and only items from the brunch menu were available. While we were ordering, other tables were all served with crepes quickly, including a table of 4. Confused, we asked the server if crepes are available, her response is for a larger group, they cannot serve crepes for everyone. We were okay to wait longer but simply were not given the option. Also, $20 for this?

This very unassuming restaurant, that you can barely see as you are driving by, has some of the best quality food for brunch you could ever want and need. You can tell the one man chef show puts his heart and soul into everything he makes. I had the Nordic Benedict. Let me tell you. The light and fluffiness of the, what I like to call "Love bun" rolls that the, not porched, but fried egg was laying one created an almost spiritual lifting experience. Smoked salmon, to me, tasted like house made gravlax. The perfect blend of seasoning for the Benedict. And the Hollandaise sauce, was golden and perfect. $20 I had a bite of the corned beef hash and potatoes, and it was also very tasty. The corned beef was seasoned right and it comes with a fried egg which makes the dish perfect. $20 However,