"Amazing! Iced Vanilla Chia and Bless Your Heart Burrito were amazing. I don’t know what the crunch is that is put on the chai but it was so yummy! The bless your heart burrito is so big!! Could feed 2 honestly! I added the sausage and I’m glad I did! No salsa really needed - the flavor itself was great! I would totally recommend!!! Seating is limited so be patient and kind!"

"Amazingly simple offerings in a very yummy method, and clearly beloved by local regulars who came during in shortly after we ordered. Had the bacon topped biscuits and gravy and barely finished a 3rd of it. You can easily share one. Kept me quite well the remainder of our day riding home to San Diego! Staff were super cool and helpful."

"Maybe I just had a bad batch but the biscuits were horrible they had a bad taste, very dry like too much flour was used. Potato’s were undercooked. Gravy was 6/10"

"Stopped by for the first time on a Monday morning and was pleasantly surprised by the vibe. The place was about 80% occupied, which says a lot for that time of day, but it still felt chill and relaxed. The interior is modernized (not overdone), clean, and welcoming, with a nice quote on the wall that adds character. I ordered the breakfast burrito ($11). It’s simple but very well seasoned — scrambled eggs, potatoes, and cheddar cheese. No meat, which I was craving, but the herbs and spices definitely carry the flavor. Not sure what they use, but it’s tasty. Portion-wise, it’s a solid medium-to-large burrito and comes split in half, so it could easily be shared. I’ve seen bigger burritos elsewhere, but this one is filling enough. That said, $11 feels a bit pricey for something so simple. I totally understand inflation, but I think adding a protein option like bacon, ham, or sausage would really elevate it and make the price feel more justified. I skipped the coffee because, with the burrito already at $11, it didn’t feel worth the add-on for me. Service was quick — about five minutes total — and the cashier was very friendly. I mentioned it was my first time there and that I’m Yelp Elite. I kind of wish there had been a bit more engagement at that point, like suggesting a popular item or checking with the manager about anything for Yelpers. Not a dealbreaker at all, just a missed opportunity to go the extra mile. Overall, good food, chill environment, friendly service, and efficient turnaround. I’d come back — especially if I can add a protein next time."

"This was the first time we've been here and I didn't have any issues save one that I'll adjust next time. This is the kind where you place your order at the counter, grab a table and they will deliver it to you, (unless you are ordering for take-out which more than half did during our time there). I have been craving biscuits & gravey for a while now and we were thrilled to find this place which happens to be next to one of our favorite Mexican restaurants, el Rosal. I ordered the Hold Your Horses, (B&G with 3 eggs sunny side up), with an extra biscuit, plus OJ and coffee. The issue I had was the eggs. Too often, cooks think that any raw egg is bad so they tend to cook them longer. That gives the eggs a little crust on the edges. Not a big deal but next time I will go over super-easy, keeping them running but no crust. It was a minor thing that I will easily fix. The biscuits and gravey were just what I was wanting and did not disappoint. The wife had the avocado toast and loved it. The staff were great, very friendly and we didn't have to wait anytime at all to get our food delivered. Plus being able to eat outside in the shade was a nice treat. All-in-All, it was a great breakfast and we will be coming back again soon!"