The Broken Yolk

Great find! It doesn't look like much from the road, but good food and great value!This was my first visit here but it won't be my last! My friend and I got breakfast. Nothing fancy, but they hit it "out of the park"!

I came to Holiday, FL for vacation. We wanted something close to our Airbnb and found The Broken Yolk. It's a small place - a simple diner. Nothing special about it. We were seated quickly. We got our coffee first, which I found very weak, almost like watered-down. They didn't have flavored creamers. We ordered just an omelet with a two-egg breakfast. We waited 35 to 40 minutes for our food. The place didn't seem to be too busy. The food was just OK. This place is not for me and we won't be coming back.

An amazing mom and pop shop to sit down and enjoy the food and the company.Further more the service is fast and friendly

Good ole fashioned hearty food. We had the country fried chicken and eggs very moist perfectly cooked overall a great country joint.

Great old fashioned family restaurant. Stopped in for breakfast. Excellenté service. Hot fresh food. Left full and not broke

Something special happened here today, something that I have not witnessed in my many years. Eggcompensation. I didn't need it, I didn't request it, it just happened. I ordered two sunny side up eggs on top and I was served three. The one right beneath touting a "broken yolk" which judging by the name of this place would have been ok, but it wasn't for them, and this makes me happy.Eggcompensation.

Always a friendly atmosphere. The food is good and the prices are fair. I don't care for Chain restaurants and this is a local diner.

The in-laws like diners. I'm not sure why, but they do. Anyway...this is definitely a diner. The atmosphere is sad and badly in need of Restaurant Impossible. The server was amazing. She was acting as hostess and waitress for the whole place and doing it well; she was definitely harried but kept her cool (hence the two stars; if it had been poor service, I'd have given it one star). They have zero gluten-free options. When I asked the server about gluten intolerance, she said, "I've heard of it." I had been going to ask questions about the menu, but given that response, I immediately changed tactics. I've been gluten-free for a long time, so I ordered some generally safe options: the sirloin steak (that night's special) with coleslaw. There was pudding for dessert. It brought back shades of school cafeterias.

If you are looking for great breakfast this is an excellent option. The staff is very friendly and attentive. The food is fresh and cook to order.

It's a nice cozy small place to eat the staff is very nice food is reasonable priced the eggs were great not so much the corn beef the biscuits and gravy were a little dry and the gravy wasn't really flavorful