Over Easy is a nice Breakfast/Lunch place in the Goodyear City Center. They offer fresh squeezed…read morejuices and a wide variety of breakfast options. I had the Southwest omelet. It had chicken tinga, a small amount of cheese and mild Mexican spices. It was quite good. I had the potato option which was mixed with onions and green peppers. Very good. The English muffin appears to be homemade as well as the strawberry jam. Very good. My friend had their breakfast (two eggs, hash browns and sourdough toast. He enjoyed it. We'll be back.

Fresh squeezed orange juice? Yes! Mimosas? Yes! Bloody Marys? Yes?…read more Cute, sunny, clean and comfortable dining room. It's a large, open and airy space with a spacious seating arrangement. Indoor or outdoor seating available. THE BEST service. Hostesses and wait staff were all friendly, efficient and helpful. Our waitress, Lyric, was so amazing! Food was excellent! Potatoes O'Brian are a must. Absolutely amazing corned beef hash.

We chose this place based off of the Yelp reviews and it was wonderful…read more The atmosphere is great, we got there right before it got busy on a Sunday morning. It is family owned, and the servers are knowledgeable about the menu and very fun. I tried the Hawaiian Portuguese sausage and eggs, I love the flavor of the sausage, and I really like their house made potatoes. They have really big omelettes and breakfast skillets. And as you can see, we shared the banana pancakes as a family. Definitely a nice place to go with family. Or on your own for a great breakfast or lunch.

We had a wonderful breakfast at the Country Griddle! We were quickly seated and offered drinks. I…read morehad the coffee which was strong and piping hot. After a brief wait the friendly server took our order. I had the green sauce with scrambled eggs and country potatoes extra crispy. The portions were large but manageable. I enjoyed the spice level which was mild. The potatoes were absolutely delicious. If I lived in the area I would be a regular. The prices are fair for what you get. Highly recommended

Staff was good but waited too long for food. Besides that the food was great! Definitely recommend…read morethe barbacoa chilaquiles bowl!

Nayelie our server was brilliant!!. Food was great!!…read moreLovely seating area A very good experience!! We will be back!!

Coldwater is such a lovely place to sit and enjoy a fabulous coffee, salad or blt sandwich! The…read morefood is organic, fresh, farm to table and defiantly worth the stop! Costumer service 10/10!!

This place is a hidden treasure. This was my first visit. If you want to support local small…read morebusinesses definitely give this place a try. It's in downtown Avondale in a historic how that's part of the cities history. I ordered an egg herb and cheese bollo. I had never heard of it before. It was one of the best things I've ever eaten. I will definitely be back for another one. I enjoyed their tea also. I came here for their weekly event for "Fiber and Friends" and worked on my crochet project. It was a nice cozy relaxed atmosphere. It is the perfect place to meet with a friend.

I was close to giving Park Cafe 4 stars, but our server Miguel absolutely saved the experience…read more When we arrived, the front-of-house vibe was not great. The host stand felt cold and unwelcoming, and the overall energy outside was a little off-putting. To be fair, the hostess was polite when she interacted with us directly, but the first impression was not warm. Once we were seated, Miguel turned the whole experience around. Since we are vegetarian, we have to ask extra questions about sauces, stocks, and hidden meat ingredients. Miguel was extremely helpful with navigating the menu and made sure the items with meat stock were removed or avoided. That kind of care matters a lot. The food was also pretty good. I had the South of the Border Omelette, and my wife had the burrito. Both were solid, and Miguel's service made us feel taken care of instead of like we were being difficult for asking questions. Good food, excellent service from Miguel, and a much better experience once we got past the initial welcome.

This is a quaint and charming breakfast cafe in the heart of Litchfield Park across from the Wigwam…read moreResort. Being a resident I drop in here about every five years and while consistent in their offerings, it also consistently "meh". We brought our pup and the service from Miguel was attentive and helpful even bringing a bowl of water for our pup. The location and ambiance is quiet and intimate (I suggest sitting outside when it's nice) and is much bugger than it looks. Coffee taste like Folgers and while each plate has a lot of ingredients, it doesn't have a lot of taste. We ordered the Lady Litchfield Omelette and breakfast burrito and while generous in portion the irony of the dishes was interesting. The omelette was chock full of veggies and minimal egg to wrap them, the burrito had a ton of egg and tortilla but minimal ingredients to taste. At the End of the Day I just don't feel like the experience warranted the $16+ price tag per meal. I'll come back in five more years and see if anything has changed.

Such a great vibe and the food was amazing! Highly recommend giving them a try. It does get packed…read morepretty quickly, but trust me it's worth the wait. What we ordered: Green chilaquiles - so good and full of flavor. Birria omelette - flavors were on point! Breakfast croissant sandwich with sausage good Café de olla - so good

To start, we stopped in at about 830 and there was no wait. We left an hour later and there was a…read moredecent wait and line. Just to consider your timing. We ordered: spicy chorizo skillet and chilaquiles with red and green salsa. Over medium eggs on both. The food was average. I've had better and worse. I would like to go back because their coffee and breakfast sweets menu looks really good, but I wouldn't seek this place out if family was in town let's say. I don't usually comment on service because of chronic understaffing everywhere, but I felt like it took a really long time for our waitress to come back before the restaurant got busy. Overall I will go back to try the coffee and sweets. But I do believe this is about as close to average Mexican breakfast food as you can get.

A refreshing change after making the mistake of eating at First Watch a week prior, where there was…read moreone menu item that appealed to me and it was labeled "your Dad eats this". I found this offensive, if not smug. The ambiance, the food, and the service at TJ's were all exactly what we were looking for. I highly recommend TJ's.

A local restaurant to eat breakfast of brunch at. Depending on time of day, the service can be…read moregreat or so-so. It seems that on some occasions items get forgotten when ordered. The food is ok, and portions are decent, but they have to do something about the service.

We had a great experience thanks to Sophia. She was professional, patient, and very welcoming. She…read morechecked on us regularly and made sure everything was perfect. The food was amazing and full of flavor. Outstanding customer service and delicious food. Highly recommend asking for Sophia!

6/6/26: absolutely delicious food, service, and ambiance. So effing good. There was plenty of…read moreparking in the lot, and I believe there was even some street parking. The decor is a bit dark, but chic & colorful. Our server, Esmerelda, was fantastic: funny, attentive, polite. There was a guy there who seemed to be the Jack of all trades. He brought us our food, I saw him behind the bar, and even bussing tables. He, too, was friendly & smiley. Cocktails: they had a great selection but we went with plain ol' Cokes. That's okay, we'll partake of their boozy drinks when we visit again. Food: parmesan truffle fries were aah-mazing. I even told Esmerelda they should add a pizza with the garlic aioli. The buffalo mozzarella had a bit of a kick to the sauce; we could have used more toasted bread to dip into it. We ordered the heaven and bianca pizzas. The crust was thinner than normal, which I was happy about, and the flavors of both were delicious. Dessert: despite not finishing the appetizers & pizza (no worries, we thoroughly enjoyed the leftovers!), we opted for a gelato flight. It was divine, and hefty samples. You wouldn't think 4 oz was much, but of gelato, it was plenty. We selected chocolate, strawberry, salted caramel, and mango. If you haven't tried Roma 23, I highly recommend it. Even if you don't live close by, it is worth the drive.