Mad Rooster Cafe

I wanted to love this place. The menu selections are plentiful and unique. Unfortunately, the food and service did not live up to my expectations
We were a group of 6, there early on a Sunday. The restaurant was not crowded when we arrived at 8 (though very crowded when we left around 9:15).
Half of our orders were cold. Cold eggs Benedict and waffles are not at all appetizing. The banana/walnut pancakes were very good and warm.
Oddly enough, the cold part of our breakfasts were last to arrive and only after reminding our server 2x.
Other tables that arrived 10-15 minutes after us were served before us (different server), leafing me to believe our food sat out for a bit before he picked up. We had a toddler with us, so sending the food back and waiting longer was not an option
It’s difficult to evaluate the taste of cold breakfast food. My rating might be higher if our food was hot and the server more efficient. On the plus side, the portions are large and the quality of ingredients seems good. The side of fresh fruit is very good
Again, it really was not that crowded when we arrived and ordered.
Food = 3
Service = 2
For a $135 breakfast, we deserved better.
I may give them another chance, but probably not. There are many places to eat breakfast in this area.

You must try this place at least once! The staff is great and the food is absolutely delicious! I had a skillet and my daughter had the tuna melt. We both very much enjoyed our food and there is no way you will leave hungry. The lady next to us got an omelet and it was huge! It was quite busy the day we went. They had told us 15-20 minutes to be seated and we were seated within 10. It was probably only 15 minutes from when we ordered to when we received our meals. This might be one of our new favorites!

Came here for breakfast because my girlfriend showed me some pictures of the food and drinks she had there when taking her mom for Mother's Day this year. The food was pretty good, as were the drinks. We sampled several.

Their bloody Mary's are garnished with a deviled egg, which I thought was AWESOME. Other than that, they didn't have hash browns. I was disappointed by that, but I guess that wouldn't fit their theme as much as the red potatoes that they DID have.

It was an enjoyable time, but probably not enough for me to brave the traffic on highway 50.

Been wanting to try this place since it opened. Had an opportunity during a slow weekday as I know it is packed on the weekends. Although it does remind me of the old Perkins inside, they did a great job giving it a new vibe. The menu had lots of choices and the waiter was super nice and attentive. I am giving it 3 stars because of the prices. Not one breakfast meal under $10 and very few under $12. For breakfast that is ridiculous! For two people ordering some of the cheaper items and coffee plus tip almost $40 for breakfast, NO WAY am I returning. The food was tasty. I had the breakfast burrito and my Mom the Eggs Benedict. Loved the side Red potatoes, but how about some basic more affordable options? I am thankful I didn't bring my kids and whole family. Too expensive for a breakfast/lunch restaurant!

Great aesthetic and excellent service. The fruit is some of the best breakfast fruit I’ve ever had. The omelettes we received felt a little disheveled, but all in all it was a great breakfast dining experience.

Our server was great and referred to us as family. A great place to gather with friends and family.