Summer Kitchen Cafe

I wanted to take my daughter to a new place for breakfast. I wish I hadn’t! The price you spend for what you get is ridiculous! I ordered a cold brew with hazel and that was horrible!! My daughter ordered the pancake sandwich with sunny side up eggs and the whites were not even fully cooked. I ordered the Country Fried steak and eggs. I asked for scrambled. I received watery scrambled eggs, bland gravy with little to nothing of sausage in the gravy. The consistency of the gravy wasn’t right nor the fake sausage you did find. Even though the hash-browns had no seasoning I at least could stand to eat it. Thankfully my daughter seem to think it was edible and ate my dish except for the eggs. I got to eat the hash-browns and a blueberry muffin. Most places I would try again before saying I’m not going back….. but I think I will just say I am not going back. Not worth cost for what you get!

Always love making a trip to Summer Kitchen and found out they opened a second location off 123rd and Pacific. However, they do not provide any service while you are there. You go to the counter and place your order, you get your own drinks and even your own to go containers. The food was okay bit the Summer Kitchen off Giles has so much more flavoring that we will go back to that location again but the location was small and was just not wowed like we normally are when dining at Summer Kitchen.

Nice small café for breakfast, when walking in you order from counter with a Huge menu hanging up(later we found real menus). You find your own table, self serve drinks, silverware, condiments & coffee is good. We ordered the Country Benedict & Prince Charles omelet. Food was very quick and delicious. No gluten-free bread options but fresh fruit was an excellent alternative! Was kinda nice to be self serving on drinks so we didn't have to wait for anyone to get water or coffee and could go quickly. A fantastic place to try, looks like lunch/dinner options were plenty and prices were great! Staff was very friendly.

The food was good. But it is not a traditional restaurant. You order at the counter and then they bring you your food. This was the first time my family went there. You apparently help yourself to silverware an a condiments from the cart. We weren't sure about drinks so we just helped ourselves to water. Just is very confusing if it is your first time going there I guess.