Benedict's prides itself on affordable gourmet breakfast food, but it also has excellent lunch salads and sandwiches, as well as more ""every-day"" offerings. In terms of affordable, most gourmet omelets and frittatas are around $7 and include bread and country potatoes. The Gorgonzola and wild mushroom omelet is awesome, as is the crab and avocado omelet I recently had as a special. I also suggest the sticky bun, the fresh squeezed orange juice and mimosas, or one of the many frittatas. The country potatoes are great and they arent greasy in the least. Benedicts also brews and sells its own blend of Intelligentsia coffee. The decor and scene is country charm mixed with the bustle of the suburbs. The wait staff is generally friendly and attentive. There is always a wait on the weekend, but its once youve experienced Benedicts, youll see why its well worth it!
Pros: Inexpensive, Friendly, Diverse Menu
Cons: Sometimes a Long Wait, Crowded Parking
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