Stopped in to Over Easy in Goodyear for some breakfast dining. We were greeted and sat down right…read moreaway. Our server was really nice and the restaurant had Sports Tvs around the facility and a very cool vibe. I ordered the Mile High omelet and it was very tasty. The Hash O'Brien potatoes were really good as well. Really enjoyed dining at Over Easy!

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.

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.

Food was good with generous portions Service was amazing…read moreand efficient Ambiance is high energy and noisy which is typical of a diner type restaurant.

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

I've previously visited one of the other nearby locations and I have to say this location was more…read moreenjoyable for me. The other location was stuffed to the gills with "influencer vibes" as well as clientele and I just want to sit in a nice, clean environment to enjoy delicious food. The Avondale location hit all those marks for me. Our server Jimena was very friendly and polite as well as speedy to make sure we had everything we needed from napkins and water to our food. The space is clean and decorated very humbly while still holding up the feel you might expect of First Watch. I tried the breakfast tacos and I definitely recommend! If you're a little hungry it's not too much food and if you're definitely hungry it's a good amount of food either way they're delicious. I will be returning to the Avondale location next time I'm in town!

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 in the area for my son's tournament and stopped by Coldwater Coffeehouse and Bakery for…read morebreakfast. Coldwater grows, bakes, and serves its own food using local produce from its urban garden and ingredients sourced from small-scale farmers and producers to craft scratch-made meals, hand-shaped breads, and brewed drinks. They are also a worker-owned cooperative. Coldwater is housed inside a cute and cozy house. There's plenty of seating. In addition to coffee, breakfast, pastries, and more, they also sell produce and baked goods. I was greeted right away. The staff was friendly and helpful. I ordered an oat milk latte with honey and cinnamon powder as well as an eggs, herbs, and cheese bollo. I learned that a bollo is a hand-stuffed soft brioche dough filled with eggs, local meats, and seasonal ingredients. It was served warm and was delicious! My latte was also wonderful. Highly recommend checking out this great, locally-owned coffeehouse!

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.

Tried the chilaquiles verdes with frijoles puercos...so good! Everything was delicious, and my…read morefiancé loved it too. I paired mine with a café de olla, which made it even better. We sat outside, and the service was fast and friendly. The restaurant is beautifully decorated. Very aesthetic, perfect for pictures. Even the restroom was impressively done! I would definitely come back. The food was absolutely worth it.

We were absolutely delighted with our breakfast at Ahuevo Cafe! The menu is full of creative,…read moreflavorful options that made it hard to choose, but one item stood out above the rest--the Poblano Omelette. Do yourself a favor and ask to add your favorite protein. It takes an already delicious dish to the next level! The food was fresh, beautifully prepared, and well worth the visit. Since this is still one of the hottest new breakfast spots around, expect a wait. They currently don't offer phone reservations, so plan accordingly and arrive with a little extra time. Trust me, the wait is worth it! If you're looking for a memorable breakfast or brunch, Ahuevo Cafe deserves a spot at the top of your list.

First time coming here with my bf. the lady that served us was very friendly and helpful on what we…read moreshould get, their food were big! We waited an hour for the food but the burger tasted like any other burger so not too crazy on that, their ranch was delicious but very watery. Would come back tho!

Looking for a "Ma & Pa" homemade breakfast joint? This is your place! The food was very authentic,…read moredelicious, and met the ideal comfort food! They also serve lunch and dinner as well. I had the Denver omelet with country gravy over top with a side of potatoes and toast. Very good! My friend had the French toast with potatoes. The French toast appeared to be made with French bread because the French toasts pieces were long. My friend said it's one of her faves when she eats here. It's her go to. Side note... The portion sizes are huge and fulfilling! The atmosphere definitely has that country style "ma & pa" feel, giving it a cozy feel. It was very quiet inside, yet the staff were very friendly, attentive, and kind. I truly enjoyed our first visit here. A definite must try!

Absolutely Delicious Came here before a show…read more Fairly busy, the parking lot is small (30 spots?) Serving 2 places, plenty of parking on the street & down the road a bit, SO WORTH IT. The Bruschetta is really light with amazing flavor, small tomatoes drizzled with balsamic, the bread is soft but sturdy enough to hold the tomato. Wings! We opted for the lemon pepper wings; perfectly crispy delicious flavor. The main course we shared the Margherita pizza! OMG, the crust is so light & buttery with fresh mozzarella, not too much sauce. Andrea's service is great, the decor & restaurant is cozy with a warm feeling. If it wasn't for the 13 school staff wanting to split each check & arguing who got what, we could've paid. I felt badly for Andrea.

I'm sad to not give this place 5 stars only because their kitchen closes an hour before their…read morelisted close time, which has led us to be turned away twice. When we did manage to get in, we ordered a glass of pinot noir and Pelligrino to drink. The waitress brought out a glass of white wine and insisted this was their pinot noir... even the bartender confirmed. So the staff is NOT wine savvy, I wouldn't trust their recommendations on pairings here either. They didn't have any Pelligrino left, so I ended up getting an arnold palmer. However, when they brought the check out, the Pelligrino was still on the tab and we had to ask them to take it off. We both got pasta, the lasagna and the chicken masala, and a caesar salad. The noodles tasted like it was made in house, which was nice. Chicken was not overly breaded and the sauce was light. The salad had too much cheese but I think some people just like that on their salad. I'm interested to try their pizza at some point in the future, assuming we can make it in time before they close ;)