While in Seattle, this was one of my bucket list places to visit, and I'm so glad we made it! It was fun seeing how lively everything was inside, though my friend and I ended up sitting outside on the front patio. The shade and lighting out there were perfect and made the experience even better. We both ordered the Banana Latte. I got mine iced and my friend got hers hot. We absolutely loved the little heart design on hers, so cute!! As for the drink itself, I did enjoy the banana flavor, but it wasn't as sweet as I would've liked. We also grabbed one of their bakery items, which was really good and something I'd definitely order again! So sad we finished it so fast haha For food, we asked our server for recommendations since everything looked amazing, and she mentioned two popular options: the Sausage Breakfast Sandwich and the Biscuits & Eggs. It was also nice that they were able to put the cheese on the side for both orders since my friend couldn't eat dairy. We ended up loving the Sausage Breakfast Sandwich! It's definitely something I'd come back for! The brioche bun was soft, and the sausage and aioli & egg combo was perfection The potatoes were also soft, flavorful, and so satisfying! As for the Biscuits & Eggs, I liked the flavor and softness of the eggs, and the house-made jam was delicious! I just think that after trying the Sausage Breakfast Sandwich first, the Biscuits & Eggs couldn't quite compete haha. Still glad we got both! Overall, such a great experience that totally lived up to the hype! And the presentation of everything, from the drinks to the food, was so pretty!! Definitely a plus if you love taking food photos like me haha read more

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Our friends recommended Oddfellows for brunch. We went there on a drizzly Saturday morning. The host was welcoming and friendly. He took my information and texted me to ensure the message went through. While we waited, we went next door to Elliot Bay bookstore. After ~20 minutes our table was ready. The restaurant was busy with diners enjoying their food and having good conversations. We ordered coffee, the regular brioche french toast and the chorizo and Yukon potato hash. I ordered the regular brioche french toast. I love the brioche bread's thickness and fluffiness, but I think next time I would order a side of bacon to complete the meal. My partner ordered the chorizo and Yukon potato hash came with kale, salsa and a poached egg. You can taste the spices and heat from the salsa and chorizo. The potato hash and kale balanced the flavors from the spices. This dish was very filling. We shared our dishes and I thought the sweetness of the French toast with the saltiness of the chorizo made for a delicious meal! We would definitely come back to try their other dishes. read more

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3 stars - Fine We went here for brunch on Sunday. They don't take reservations, so be prepared to get there early or wait. We waited 30ish minutes for a table. The large windows, high ceilings, and exposed brick create a great atmosphere. Our server was friendly. It was very busy, so we did not interact with them much. The food itself was fine. I had the stuffed brioche French toast ($22) with a side of eggs. My French toast was a little cold, but I attributed that to it being stuffed with the whipped mascarpone. My biggest issue with the dish was that it was lacking sides. Almost every other place I have been to would serve French toast (stuffed or regular) with eggs, meat, and some form of starch. I shouldn't have to add a side (and pay more money) to make the dish whole. For the table, all our dishes were small portions and expensive. I would probably go here again, but not if I was very hungry. read more

Oddfellows Cafe & Bar - Stuffed Brioche French Toast - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Beautiful and open (but loud). The service was attentive and friendly - and the food was delicious!

Ordered the mushroom, kale, & zucchini hash. Food tasted great but it was expensive. Service was fast on a weekday. Ambiance: vibrant rustic-industrial style read more

Oddfellows Cafe & Bar - Mushroom, kale, & zucchini hash - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Overall, the food was good and servers were very kind. The atmosphere was very loud so it was hard to hear in the tables were shaky so the people next to us spilled their drink, and we almost also spilled our food. The venues were lemonade and delicious. read more

Oddfellows Cafe & Bar - Classic Mac & Cheese, Eggs Benedict - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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Had a great dinner at Oddfellows tonight! We had a reservation for 3 at 6:15 and were seated as soon as we walked in. The hostess was very nice and so was our server. For drinks we decided on a glass of wine, an aperol spritz and a beer. All were perfect. For starters we chose the eggs and burrata. We all loved the burrata with the apple and walnuts. Such a great combination that felt fresh. For mains we did the burger with blue cheese and the roast chicken. Both were what we were looking for. The vibe of the restaurant was cozy and relaxing and the staff really helped but us at ease and gave us a great evening. read more

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First time at Oddfellows Cafe + Bar for brunch with a group of coworkers, and overall it was a really solid experience. The interior is casual and inviting with a farm-style vibe that makes it an easy place to hang out and catch up. There's plenty of seating; when we arrived around 11am it was pretty slow -- but by noon the place filled up fast, so clearly it's a popular spot. We all shared the Burrata appetizer, which ended up being my favorite thing I tried here. Perfectly grilled bread balanced with fresh Burrata, apples slices, golden raisins, celery, parsley, and something delicious sprinkled on top of it all. A very satisfying appetizer! I ordered the Croque Madam based on a recommendation, and it definitely delivered. Very rich and filling, with lots of cheese -- definitely on the heavier side, but really good. I also tried the brown sugar cinnamon latte. Flavor-wise it was just okay, but the coffee quality itself stood out. Service was quick and attentive, which was great for a work brunch. My only real complaint was the wobbly tables -- every time someone lifted their hands, the whole table moved, which got a little distracting. That aside, the atmosphere is great and it's a casual, comfortable spot I'd happily come back to. Especially looking forward to trying items off of their happy hour and dinner menus. read more

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Very cute brunch spot in Cap Hill, but the food and price overall did not meet expectations. We ordered the spicy green shakshouka and stuffed French toast - the food was good... but considering portions and size, we were not satisfied. The shakshouka was more of their take on a shakshouka with green chili.. and not at all like shakshouka I've had in the past. It was still a good savory dish, just not what I was expecting The brioche stuffed French toast dish was only a single piece of toast that got cold quick- we weren't impressed with it Overall, it's a pretty space, but considering the portions, price, and taste aren't enough to bring me back. read more

Oddfellows Cafe & Bar - Spicy green shakshouka and stuffed French toast - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Daughter and I stopped in after visiting the book store next door. We both had great luck with the drinks from the bar. The Bloody Mary had a tajin rim and was extra bloody with just the right amount of hot! Try the Frits with aioli sauce while covering your pallet with their delicious smash burger. Loved the building that has the feeling of being back in time. A wonder of history with a whirl of Bloody Mary delight! read more

Oddfellows Cafe & Bar - Bloody Mary - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Cute spot in the heart of Capitol Hill which is nifty, but wasn't too impressed with the food. Definitely paying a premium for the ambiance and convenience. Smoked Ham Benedict - a very simple combo of smoked ham, potatoes, and eggs benedict. Ham and potatoes were delicious! Hard to go wrong with smoking ham, so that met expectations, but potatoes were roasted and salted well. The benedict fell short of hopes though. Hollandaise sauce wasn't very evident and the English muffin base was overly soggy. read more

Oddfellows Cafe & Bar - Smoked Ham Benedict and Shakshouka - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Great service, and delicious food@ The interior is pretyt chill and cozy, but can feel kinda cramped when there are too many people inside. the waiter we had was so friendly, adn offered some recs. I got hte avocado toast and the stuffed french toast. i thought both were SOOO so good. you def need to get the french toast. it was mroe on the pricier end, given the size but also it was fine, that might be seattle. everythig was delicious and im gald i came here. read more

Oddfellows Cafe & Bar - stuffed french toast - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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Such a pretty place! We came in the morning and it wasn't as busy and it was also the day it was snowing so it was pretty outside. I love the interior decor! read more

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This is a cute and bustling brunch spot! I got the chorizo and yukon hash. IMO for the price the portion size was a little small and the dish had a weird sour taste I didn't like. Given the wait and the price, I probably wouldn't come here again but it has great vibes read more

Oddfellows Cafe & Bar - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Seattle, Washington

I visited Oddfellows on a Monday morning for brunch with a couple of my friends. My friend & I walked over so we didn't have to worry about parking. Our friend who got there earlier had ordered beignets with jam for the table, & they were still nice & warm when we arrived. The server who was helping us was so friendly & was very attentive throughout our meal. The restaurant was quite crowded, but we surprisingly didn't wait too long for our dishes. I ordered their green shakshouka, one of my friends had their chorizo & yukon potato hash, & my other friend tried their sausage breakfast sandwich. We all loved our dishes & enjoyed our time at Oddfellows. I would love to go to Oddfellows again & try their drinks the next time I visit Seattle! read more

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I came to this area to visit a few shops and decided to grab a Monday brunch time meal to kick off my day. I was seated right away as a table of one (1) and surprisingly got the corner spot near the entrance. This was perfect for me as a solo traveler as I had plenty of space to get myself situated as I waited for my latte. The table/booth area is so cute and comfortable. I had a banana nut latte paired with a sweet potato and mushroom poached egg special they had for the day. The service I received was kind, quick, and prompt. I never had an issue and really enjoyed my time here as I planned the rest of my walking/shopping tour in Capitol Hill. Never a wait on a Monday either and there was plenty of space for large groups to come in and get seated. read more

Oddfellows Cafe & Bar - Sweet potato hash with poached egg, red pepper, spinach, and aioli - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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As a french toast lover, I must say that Brioche french toast will absolutely see me again, when I'm back in Seattle. It was on the sweeter side, but I didn't mind it. Paired with the banana bread latte and it was also quite yummy. I went with a large group and we were seated after maybe a 10-15 minute wait because we didn't have a reservation. It was a bit loud as it's an open dining room and the tables are pretty close together. The food didn't take very long to come out and my group seemed generally satisfied with the food they ordered. read more

Oddfellows Cafe & Bar - banana bread latte - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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Pro-tip: Get the best of both worlds by going for brunch. OR "fancy hour" daily, 4-6 PM, for happy hour prices. Fantastic industrial and cozy aesthetic. Good service, from front of house through back of house. The egg bakes are awesome because they're fresh served and in small cast irons. I, personally, enjoyed the Asparagus Eggs Benedict, topped with crab meat. I know it must be a Seattle thing, but sheesh. Way too expensive, this menu. I think I got maybe 2 TBSP of crab meat added to my Benedict at an up charge of around $10 (making the dish $30+) . The Benedict, as a whole, was tasty. Perfectly poached eggs, a homemade hollandaise, and a really flavorful sourdough English muffin. I went with the side salad, instead of potatoes. It may have been LIGHTLY dressed, or perhaps just romaine. I'm hopeful that the price reflects quality ingredients! read more

Oddfellows Cafe & Bar - Asparagus Benedict with added crab meat - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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Very cool, modern place. I came with friends for dinner and the cocktails were excellent. I got the royal chamomile which was a perfect cocktail before bedtime. The food was well made but was ok, nothing out of this world. I got the grain bowl with veggies and salmon. I would come back and try other things, including the brunch. read more

Oddfellows Cafe & Bar - Royal chamomile - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Super casual spot with old charm atmosphere. Great place for brunch right in the heart of Capital Hill neighborhood. There is a lot of seating available, the decor is interesting to look at while waiting for our food and the service was friendly. read more

Oddfellows Cafe & Bar - Eggs Benedict - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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On a menu with many promising choices we opted for the more sweet brunch option both ordering their toasts: Brioche French Toast and Ricotta & Apricot Jam Toast. The seasonal fruit for the regular French toast was blueberries. Their toast was nicely toasted on the outside with a pillowy center. The oneeeee ick about my dish was there was Too Much Ricotta. Like the layer felt just as tall as the toast itself. If they were more modest in its spread it would've been more enjoyable especially paired with the slightly tart yet sweet apricot :D It was very lively on a Saturday! (Apparently even more so on a sunny day when they have the patio open!!) Tables were booked with people eating shoulder to shoulder, conversations all around, quite a bustling atmosphere. We had to wait 20 min for a table but used the time to walk around the area so it was all good~ Parking all around with a little bit of patience. Along the road itself is street parking, there's also a paid lot across the street, and less than 5 min walk away is Cal Anderson Park for even more street parking/lot options. Brioche French Toast $19.00 Ricotta & Apricot Jam Toast $16.00 + 5% Service Fee read more

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Came here for a birthday brunch with friends on a Thursday around 11am. Being seated in the back patio was the redeeming quality of this meal, very cute! Was a great vibe but I think it was down to company and ambiance rather than the quality of food. Almost everything we tried was mediocre and very expensive. The service and ambiance was good but I would not come again. Each persons meal came to about $40-$55. Drinks Espresso Martini: 1/5, watered down and bitter Matcha: 1/5, bland Mimosa: 4/5, standard, tasty Bottomless coffee: 4/5, standard, good Bloody Mary: 3/5, tasty but not dressed up at all just olives BlackBerry Bramble: 5/5, tasty, yum Elderflower Spritz. 4/5, standard, good Food: Sardines and eggs: 5/5, delicious French toast: 4/5, tasty, very thick Eggs Benedict: 3/5, potatoes 5/5 but hollandaise was too tangy for my friends preference Seasonal grain bowl with salmon: 3/5, overpriced, flavorless but fresh and healthy Croque Monsieur: 3.5/5, good not great GF veggie sandwich: 3/5, bread wasn't very good, expensive and mediocre Veggie sandwich: 4/5, friend liked hers, expensive Sausage breakfast sandwich 4/5, good Fries: 5/5, standard, tasty Mac and cheese: 3/5, fine not great read more

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Came here for my birthday brunch and left super satisfied! Very aesthetic rustic ambiance and our server was very hospitable! For food, we ordered: - Lox special toast: wasn't on the menu but saw it on the daily special board when I walked in. Easily my favorite food from this day! Very generous portion of lox on top of cream cheese and red onions. Huge fan of the seeded bread too. - Belgian waffle: came with a honey butter on top, my friend really liked it! - Avocado toast: again very generous portions and fresh ingredients - Spinach chorizo hash: very hearty meal, the chorizo was really good! My friend had to take half of it home bc it was so big lol read more

Oddfellows Cafe & Bar - Seasonal Vegetable Hash Avocado Toast Americano Lox special toast Belgian Waffle - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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After spending two hours browsing Elliot Bay next door, I recently went for lunch with a friend at Oddfellows Cafe and Bar; I'd always wanted to go and was so glad we were able to go! It is definitely a chill spot - which so a cool vibe. I opted for the spaghetti squash carbonara - the squash was pureed into the sauce - and it was delicious! A huge portion, but fun and unique! My friend has the burger and enjoyed it. I particularly enjoyed my brown sugar latte - it was simply delightful. Service was great - our drinks and food came out quickly - but my friend and I were left to catch-up without feeling like we were rushed out on a weekday lunch. read more

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Found food particles in the water and the utensils were really dirty, the lady was fast to replace the water and utensils but they were still dirty. Food was really good actually! I would come back again. Very loud in there tho, you kinda have to yell to have a conversation with the person right in front of you. read more

Oddfellows Cafe & Bar - Spicy Green Shakshouka - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Seattle, Washington

I have been wanting to try this place for a while and finally got there for brunch last weekend. We walked in and were seated immediately, after us people had to wait to get a table. We loved the vibe of the place. We got Shakshouka and Baked eggs. Shakshouka was good, the baked eggs okay. We loved the hot chocolate and mocha we got. read more

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This is such a cute brunch spot! Prices are a bit high and servings are a bit small however the food is great occasionally average (i've had a few burnt experiences but they comped that portion of the meal) and service is always welcoming. Arrive early to put yourself on the waiting list then walk around and explore cap hill due to 30+ minute weight on average in my experience. read more

Oddfellows Cafe & Bar - yogurt parfait and granola / biscuits and gravy - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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We dined at Oddfellows for brunch and enjoyed every moment of our time. It is perfectly located in Capitol Hill near other shops and is in a walkable area. The waiter was exceptionally helpful and friendly. We ordered a variety of dishes to share for brunch and it was the perfect amount. Each dish was high quality and deliciously fresh. The coffee is also bottomless which is always a plus. The cafe has a rustic and warm and inviting ambience that allows one to settle in and enjoy their meal. read more

Oddfellows Cafe & Bar - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Seattle, Washington

The food was decent, but nothing to be excited about. My side of potatoes was cold. I did enjoy my latte. Service was alright but took 10 minutes for our server to come back to run my card when we were trying to pay. read more

enjoyed the cozy rustic aesthetic and chill vibes!! the service was nice and friendly! the bathroom is on the right! NOT the first door you see which is indicated on the sign. it's a walk towards the back!!! anyways i ordered the smoked ham benedict ($22). the sauce pairs so well with the english muffin! so buttery and delicious!! the potatoes on the side were good too! we also got the fries with the aïoli and thank god for the Aïoli aka the star of that dish! i also tried my friend's waffles and they were good too! overall good experience here for american brunch with aesthetically pleasing vibes!! read more

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Love Oddfellows! It's always one of my go-to spots when I'm in Cap Hill. The brunch menu is always a hit and I love walking around the area afterwards. I've come multiple times for brunch, lunch, and dinner. Recently, I went for lunch and got their pesto pasta and baked mac-n-cheese. Delicious!! So flavorful, very filling, and a great ambiance with friendly staff. I always take my friends here when they visit Seattle -- would recommend! read more

Oddfellows Cafe & Bar - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Seattle, Washington

The ambience is amazing in here and with the lofty ceilings and the decorations, it is the quintessential brunch place of Capitol Hill. The vibes are set for catching up and chatting with friends over brunch. I ordered the baked eggs and grilled bread and it was really delicious. My waitress was really nice and offered me a few extra pieces of bread to go with my meal and I loved the alliums with the thick cut ham. After a while, the dish becomes a little bit one note, but then you splash it with hot sauce, and it instantly revives to something different. I personally think it was a little bit too much cilantro for me, and I had to pick it out of the dish, but other than that, I would definitely order this dish again. read more

Oddfellows Cafe & Bar - Baked Eggs - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Seattle, Washington

We made a reservation for Saturday about a week ahead and there was only one time slot left at 9 am. When we got there, the entire restaurant was packed but it was spacious, wooden and cozy. Our server was so kind, she was very upbeat and gave us some recommendations for us to mull over. We ended up deciding on a savory dish and a sweet dish for the two of us to share. Baked Eggs & Grilled Bread - This dish was soft, cheesy and full of savoriness from the ham and spinach combination. It was overall simple yet rich and comforting in their flavors. The egg was slightly cooked a little more but tasty regardless and the griddle kept the dish nice and hot. Ricotta & Apricot Brioche Toast - It was massive and the toast itself was very thick. The layer of fluffy ricotta on top was so smooth and creamy balanced out with flavor from the lemon, the zest and the apricot jam. The toast, the ricotta and the jam had a light sweetness and cool textures all together. From the service to the ambiance to the food, I understand why this is one of Seattle's most popular brunch spots. We would definitely come here again to try more of their dishes and enjoy a cozy meal. read more

Oddfellows Cafe & Bar - Baked Eggs & Grilled Bread, Ricotta & Apricot Brioche Toast - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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I think the food/drinks are kinda average, but 5 stars for the service. Our waitress, Simone was SO kind and accommodating. She was patient with our large group and she even insisted on replacing a drink when my friend didn't like it. She went above and beyond making sure we were taken care of. Food/drink-wise: The fries and truffle aioli are good at the top of the bowl but soggy with oil at the bottom, the caesar salad is fine, and the burrata is nothing special. The peach-infused Arnold Palmer had very little peach and lemonade flavor. It sucks that the actual menu items can't match up to what was otherwise a lovely experience. read more

Walked in expecting brunch. Walked out questioning whether I'd just been a hipster beanery that happens to serve food. Even more appropriate that it's a block from cal anderson. But make no mistake, the food was also great. The pesto pasta had a dominant pesto flavor and was cooked so perfectly al dente I almost considered downloading Duolingo and thanking Italy in its native tongue. Not enough cheese though, as if a lactose intolerant was responsible for this menu item. The green shakshouka (Shrekshouka) was spicy and, in fact, chalant. The 5th bite much spicier than the first. read more

Oddfellows Cafe & Bar - Pesto pasta - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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We were initially going to eat at Lost Lake Cafe but noticed how busy Oddfellows was so we decided to give them a try. We ordered the biscuits and gravy, baked eggs, and a waffle. All the food was delicious. The waffle had a crisp to it, the baked eggs were creamy, and the gravy was rich and flavorful. It was a bit spendy but worth it! That jalapeño sauce was tasty too! Totally a go to spot for breakfast. read more

Oddfellows Cafe & Bar - Baked eggs, waffle, biscuits and gravy - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Stopped in for breakfast and was so impressed with the food! The coffee was delicious and my shakshouka was so warm and cozy and had so much flavor. I don't like runny eggs so they were happy to make the dish with scrambled eggs and they were delicious! read more

Oddfellows Cafe & Bar - Shakshouka - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Came back for the second time and I will say... it did NOT disappoint!! Ordered the sausage breakfast sandwich and it was delicious. The service was wonderful--so kind and attentive. The ambiance was super cute and with all the windows open and light coming in it felt so nice and relaxing! read more

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Not a fan of the flat 5% "service charge" (that all goes to the owner not the staff BTW) that gets added to the bill. Fix your upfront pricing. I shouldn't be hunting for the fine print on your menu. Too bad. It's a great location and the food is half decent. read more

as a party of 2 on a tuesday, we were seated immediately. upon first impression, the place is nice and cute, open comfortable space. however, the tables have a sticky/grimy feel to it. you can't slide the dishes across the table because of how sticky the table is -- quite literally have to unstick it to pick it up and move. as for the food: - latte: tastes watered down and bland. i got the seasonal flavor (lavender chamomile) and i couldnt taste anything. - biscuit & eggs: pretty standard as you would expect, the biscuit was nice and not too dry. - baked eggs: not sure if i misinterpreted the dish as it was my first time trying it, but the only eggs seem to be the 2 poached ones on the top. the base layer of the dish is hard to describe -- it's runny (not scrambled eggs), and salty like a cheese with bits of ham pieces scattered throughout. the bread is also a great addition, i used it like a dip for the dish. it was a tasty dish overall, but i did burn the roof of my mouth from how hot the cheese is so just be careful. read more

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