Man, it was good. Here's the rundown: Arrived at 11:30 and did not have a wait at ALL. 7 of us got seated right away. Co-worker and I split an apple pancake and a mushroom and chedar omelette with mushroom sherry sauce. The apple pancake was very good, the pancake part was really eggy, I was expecting more of a pancake texture to it but I'd describe it as more of a french toasty texture, like that french toast that you soak overnite and then bake off the next day, if you know what I mean. The topping was sticky ooey gooey and sweet, like sticky bun cinnamon sugar. The apples were nicely done, a teensy bit crispy still. It is really good but far too sweet to be considered an entree IMO, it's more of a dessert. In fact, you can get ice cream on top of it for a dollar extra. The omelette was excellent. HUGE. Had to have at least 6 eggs in it, probably 8. The sauce was yummy and the abundant cheese complimented the whole thing nicely. The pancakes that accompanied it (all egg dishes come with 3 pancakes) were also absolutely delicious! All pancakes served with real maple syrup and whipped butter in a bowl, not a little plastic hickey-doo. I would highly recommend them, and I am a Pamela's devotee. They are different than Pamela's but just as good. Coworkers had other omelettes (the ham and cheese one was really good), pancakes, and chicken crepes that looked good and came with an enormous side of home fries. The coffee was served with real cream. We all agreed that it was really yummy and a great value as well (check for 7 VERY stuffed people who took doggy bags home was $58). Our entire table was covered with plates filled with food. If you've ever seen the Albert Brroks movie "Defending Your Life" with the enormous portions of food (that has no calories and tastes amazing) well, that's what it looked like. I'll be going back. As soon as my pants fit again! Marcy<----whose arteries are screaming heeeelllllllllp meeeeeeeeeeee...
Pittsburgh, PA