Yee-Haa (South of the border) Skillet
Spanish Omelette
Pancakes with strawberries and blueberries
Purple CowThe Hubby-(the usual)Spanish Omelet
The Brat- Pancakes with strawberries,blueberries and fresh cream.
Me-I decided to try the Yee-Haa (the name sounded so interesting).
To drink we decided to share the Purple Cow between the three of us-no,we aren't cheap.It's just that we can never finish our orders whenever we order something to drink individually. The Purple Cow is grape juice(that's why 'purple') and had two scoops of ice cream,and was quite nice.
The brunch on the whole was great-we managed to finish almost everything. The brat picked and ate only the fruits,so we had to pack the pancakes and take it home.They have a homemade strawberry jam which was really awesome.
Broken Yolk: http://www.broken-yolk.com/index.html
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Pictures are making me mouthwatering. Nice clicks
I love the Broken Yolk! We have one just down the street. Yummy breakfasts!
Oh, how I love breakfast food! Thanks for visiting us today at Three on Food!!! Come back anytime! :o)
Delicious post. I love the pan cakes.
Yummy. I love that first breakfast and would love it right now!
I would choose the south of the border skillet. Yum!
I found that yogurt at Fred Meyer finally. It was a little tough to find. I wonder if they sell it at Whole Foods???
If you go to their website and click on stores and enter your zip they will have a list.
Broken yolk, sounded so good. Purple Cow, even better. Yummy!
wholesome brunch...
Thanks guys :)
South of the border skillet would be for me.. but I would have a hard time deciding. Great photos.
pancakes looks inviting!
Americas are great at breakfasts and pancakes !
That yee ha is enough to make me salivate. I've been to Corvallis a few times and I never went to the Broken Yolk. I'm really disappointed I didn't!
wow...these really make me hungry~~
Hello darling, I just stumpled on your blog and now I can't leave. Everything sounds so delicious. Thanks for sharing. I just signed up as a follower.
Duchess xx
I must have stumbled into the Alternate Universe version of The Broken Yolk, because the first time I went, the food was bad (hash browns still frozen in the middle, terrible burned coffee) and the service was dreadful (surly waitress). The second time I went, I walked in the door and the "greeter" (I use the term loosely) stood with crossed arms and her back to the patrons coming in and proceeded to ignore me and everyone else until I asked her if there was a waiting list and how long was the wait, please? She grunted as response to me without any attempt at eye contact and so I left. No way was I going to be treated like that on top of waiting 25 minutes to be seated. A restaurant's staff is supposed to make patrons feel WELCOME.
Fail.
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