Supreme Kitchen

Small neighborhood greasy spoon diner with generous portions and an excellent breakfast menu. Numerous daily specials including omelets, stuffed French toast and benedicts. I had the William Wallace omelet with fresh apples inside for a sweet savory and my girlfriend had one with avocado, broccoli and spinach. Service was polite and self service coffee was available. Not necessarily a destination for brunch but a nice place if you live in the neighborhood.

I never write reviews but this place has the nastiest French Toast I have ever had. I didn't even know Eggs and bread could be so bad together. Not only did I eat only two bites but then they charge me full price for something I literally gagged trying to eat... the scrambled Eggs were good... the bacon was freezer burned. Save yourself the trouble and money

Not allergy friendly and does not understand allergies. Asked if they have gluten free and they said no, which is ok. But when I asked for rice and veggies just on a plate she said oh let me see if they can do that. When she brings the plate over the rice and veggies was on a wheat wrap. Again I explain I could eat that, she proceeds to take it into the kitchen (which we could see her) she dumps the food out of the wrap onto the plate and brings it over to us. Really?????? I understand they are across from a hospital but I don't feel like needed to go there for an allergic reaction! Do not recommended this place. Not to mention the table was gross, dried eggs and who knows what else was on it.

I almost don't want to write this review, as I refuse to wait in line for breakfast and I fear good reviews may draw more people in. But, I'm sure the owners would appreciate the added business. All of the breakfast foods I've tried have been phenomenal (specifically the supreme breakfast sandwich), and I love refilling my own coffee there.