Texas Toast Breakfast & Burgers

*Texas Toast Breakfast & Burgers*
Sunday, 9/1/19 (Brunch)
Rating: 4/5 stars

A promising local mom + pop. Very small unassuming place, barely 7 tables in a very tight layout- a business in their beginning stages (open two months as of our visit). Service was excellent. When ordering burgers and sandwiches, fries are an additional $3, but process are still pretty fair. Homemade sauces and butter. Disappointed that they ran out of a few things (although it should be noted that we did get there late, about an hour before their 3 PM daily close time)- we were not able to try their curled fries or their house jam. We did receive some waffle fries instead, and their hibiscus butter was tasty. Drinks were fountain, nothing special there.

Chicken for *Chicken + Waffles was scrumptious. Slightly crispy on the outside, warm and tender on the inside. Waffle made in house, and you will be able to tell. *House Omelette was pretty good (nothing special, eggs could have been fluffier), but actually liked the diced house fries better than the main dish. The *Philly Cheese Steak sandwich comes on Texas toast; meat is tender and juicy. Onions grilled seperately from the peppers, Danny (owner) told us. Tried the *Mexican Burger with Mushrooms. Loved the thick cut ham; it did not come with lettuce as the menu indicated? The patty was honestly a little dry, but the cheese and moist bun mostly made up for that.

I asked Danny how their name came to be, and explained how in the beginning, the concept was to serve fresh Texas toast slices upon being seated, much like other establishments serve chips or house bread. Unfortunately, with the size of the kitchen and other financial concerns, they had to make some sacrifices. I have to say, it's a clever concept that I would have appreciated, but everyone has to start somewhere- here's an opportunity to support a small business so that some day soon they will be able to integrate their original vision for "Texas Toast"!

It's not perfect, but far better than most other more expensive places in town. but it's difficult for any establishment to survive in the harsh dining industry. Here's hoping Danny and his kind family of employees @ Texas Toast make it!

I usually hold off on leaving a review until I've tried the food twice or more, but I haven't been able to because of my schedule.

I had the chicken and waffles (added biscuits and gravy). I've got to say that overall the food is spectacular. HOWEVER, the only issue I had was that the chicken tender I got was dark meat. I'm not sure if this is typical but it was a distraction from an otherwise phenomenal breakfast with my wife.

The chicken sits atop a large Texas shaped waffle, which I thought was a nifty detail. We were offered the hibiscus butter and OMG it was so delicious. the biscuits are made in house and the gravy recipie is original. As with everything else this too is delicious!

Not many places leave me thinking about the food a few weeks after, but this place sure did. Rest assured, I WILL return. ????

Checked out this new place. It's very small but very good. The food is great the service is even better. They have a great breakfast also. Enjoy!

FYI the rest is really nice.

Came in to a warm greeting and cozy atmosphere.

Grabbed a seat and ordered the 3 meat omelette. The meats were great, bacon crispy, sausage and ham were flavorful.

Potatoes were seasoned well and weren't too hard or soft. Toast had notes of butter but wasn't greasy, nice and soft.

All in all, would come back.

I saw this place on Twitter and the food looked so good. It definitely did not disappoint. I got the Philly cheese steak omelet and it was AMAZING, as well as the side of potatoes it came with which were seasoned perfectly. The staff is very friendly and kind. I most definitely would recommend this place.