*Soft, Soft, Soft, opening Today's 4 is tomorrow's 5. I have no doubt this place will be a 5 star gem sooner rather than later. From the owner's of the adjacent, family-owned and operated Carbon Angela's Kitchen, comes Bedda, the family operated bakery and breakfast establishment. I visited upon their first, full day of operation during their soft opening, so there are understandably a few kinks still to be worked out. The owner, Angela, did not mince words when she said there is work to be done before having things as perfect as she expects them to be. Her excitement and enthusiasm for what's to come, left me feeling excited about my next visit. The menu is a mix of sweet and savory brunch and more, including various coffes, tea, and some baked goods. Currently most of the baked goods and sandwiches are prepared by 3rd party businesses while Bedda continues to get up and running. GET THE LOMO before you get FOMO. The current "Lomo the res rice and eggs" plate is already a star, and a sure bet to be the fan favorite. It comes with beautifully tender beef tenderoin, eggs, veggies, mexican rice, black beans, and a roasted poblano cilantro gremolata. This is a not to be missed dish. Consider this a warning that you have a serious case of fomo if someone else at your table orders it and you didn't. At $18 this was a full meal that I'll be back on Wednesday to enjoy. Speaking of Wednesday, for the week of 3/2/26, they plan to be open Wed-Sun from about 8am-2pm, but moving forward they will be open from Tue-Sun-presumably under the same hours. I ordered the "Short ribs benedict", $15, by way of an in-house recommendation, but unfortunately the dish did not come out as described. Expecting toast as the base of the benedict, it instead had what appeared like some sort of crispy potatoes for the base. While it left me thinking that I mistakenly got the "Loaded smashed potato" with short rib instead, the passing hostess was able to confirm I indeed received the correct dish. The plate was presented beautifully so I knew I would devour whatever it was in front of me. The plentiful portion of short rib is braised in a spiced red wine along with other seasonings including cinnamon. It is served atop crispy fried "mashed" potato patties that are also sitting on top of a bed of arugula. In additional there are the customary poached eggs on top of the short rib, and all of it dressed up with a bright, lemony hollandaise sauce, served with a side of toast and honey butter. While not what I consider a traditional benedict, it was pretty good. I'm not really a fan of that much cinnamon in a savory dish, so the seemingly sweet short rib wasn't my favorite. Also unfortunate, both of my poached eggs were overdone, with the first one being effectively hard boiled. All in all, we really enjoyed the airy, corner location, delicious food, and friendly service. Both Marco and Angela were very genuine, and I would be happy to come back and support their family business anytime. While I did feel the FOMO from not ordering the LOMO, I will be sure not to make that same mistake twice. See you guys this week! read more