Let’s Yolk About It

Sitting outside next to a lively street, watching the dog owners walking their dogs (pyrenees, poodles, pekingese) down the street. Sometimes stoping to buy a cup of Joe. Watching parents with their little tikes, slowing strolling down the block. The wonder of children stopping to look at every new thing that they come across. Plus, as always the warmth of sunshine on your achy body in the early morning. You start with a delicious tasting concoction of lavender latte or some type of hot tea. The eyes start to open up, you are breathing in fresh, sea air, and the conversation starts to flow with your best friend. Next, comes a nutritional and tasty breakfast meal. It could be a spicy Spanish style breakfast or French grilled cheese delight. Whichever you choose, the ingredients are fresh, and the food is prepared expertly. Lastly, the help staff is very interactive and responsive with your order and needs. I highly recommend having an early morning breakfast at Let' Yoke About It with a friend.

This was our first visit, and unfortunately, it didn't meet our expectations. Service was slow--we waited a while to be seated, and the food took some time to arrive. For the price, we anticipated better quality and flavor.The pancakes were a bit tough in places, the potatoes lacked seasoning beyond salt, and the eggs weren't cooked as requested. Overall, the meal felt overpriced for what we got, with several small details that could have been improved but instead brought down both dishes.The highlight of our visit was the "Hot Chai Latte" with an espresso shot--it was very deliciously and the one item we'd recommend from our experience.

Great service Food is delicious. The French toast was crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. The omelette was tasty and just right. We ordered Cappuccinos and were very satisfied. Will return again.

The staff was super friendly and accommodating to my friend I. The food was actually really good and tasty. We sat in front of the kitchen door and were intrigued by every plate coming out. The location is super cute with plenty of seating and clean and the vibe was just right.

LB is abundant in brunch spots, but Let's Yolk About It certainly has a few standouts that sets it apart from other restaurants. First, the pancakes which are offered with a seasonal compote, come in a stack of 3. We had blueberry the day that we went and they were one of the better pancakes we've had in the area, topped with the whipped salted butter offered and the maple syrup, absolutely delicious. We also ordered the grilled cheese with tomato basil soup. Bri, who I believe is one of the owners, recommended we try it with crab, and it did not disappoint! The soup is made from scratch alongside homemade tartar sauce which topped onto the grilled cheese was heaven in every bite.

Vegan Omelette alert! They have a delicious vegan omelette! Eydee gave extra ordinary service with perfect suggestions for our girls morning mimosa breakfast! The quantities are big so it's a perfect place for brunch. Lots of parking available. Will surely go back!

Not consistent in quality of food served. Sometimes it s really good and other times mediocre. Too bad, as the location is a block away from my residence.I

Great choice with good food and drinks. Visited on 02/14 for a little Valentine's Day brunch. Services was excellent food and drinks were tasty. We ordered the bottle mimosas that come with your choice of two juice. Was a great way to get the day/weekend started.

We always drive by and say we want to try this place and finally made it happen. The staff was nice, friendly and seated us promptly. I'm honestly a bit shocked at their yelp rating because our food was some of the worst breakfast food I've had in years. Let's Yolk about our order: Cinnamon late- this was a 6 out of 10. Not the worst but certainly not the best I've ever had. Breakfast platter- the potatoes were inconsistent in size causing some pieces to be undercooked and others to be wayyyy over cooked, hard and crispy. The over hard eggs were cooked on a dirty skillet and were so over cooked they were rubbery. Both the eggs and potatoes missed seasoning. The avocado toast was probably the best thing we ordered but was missing salt. Any seasoning would've helped make this dish better. Pancakes- our son ate them but wasn't stoked on them. I can't fairly judge this dish because I didn't try it, just sharing his opinion. The billionaire bacon was burnt and super sticky. The favor was quite peppery if you are into that kinda thing. The staffing was pretty lean, it looked like there were only 2 servers for the whole restaurant. This caused us to wait quite a while to order and then get our check. Our waitress was sweet so I don't fault her for the timing. She handled the amount of tables she had quite well. It is LOUD in there so if you are nursing a hangover I'd opt to sit outside or near the front. Vibe is chill and no fuss which is right on par for their location on 2nd street.

We had a brunch planned here with some old friends and although they ended up not being able to make it. We are happy that we still came here!The place here is pretty casual. There is a bar inside, with some outdoor seating along with the normal tables inside. We decided to just sit at the bar.The bar service was friendly and quick. They also were attentive and ensured we had everyone we needed.For drinks we decided to split the mimosa bucket that came with two juices ($29). This is a really good deal if you want to drink because we were able to each get 3-4 mimosas each and individually they went for $9.For food we got the veggie burrito bowl ($15) and the Croque Madame ($18). The bowl was good and pretty fresh and the Croque Madame was tasty. The one note I want to make is that no sides come with your main dish. So if you are looking to make a complete meal, you are going to have pay extra (~$5).Overall, we enjoyed our experience and recommend it for brunch if you are in the area!