cafe kaila

i've wanted to try cafe kaila for a while now since i love breakfast, and our family recent went down early so we wouldn't have to wait in a long line. frittata eggs, bacon, rice & toast pancakes kiddie meal - one pancake with bacon and a drink cookies and cream waffle we arrived at cafe kaila shortly before it opened, and were the second party in line, but by the time it opened at 7am, the line was quite long (a van full of tourists was dropped off). because there was a bit of a mad rush to get peopleseatedright away, orders were not taken in the order of tablesseated(e.g. although we were the second table seated, our orders were one of the last to be taken). fortunately we didn't have to wait too long for our orders to be taken, and getting free samples of their belgian malted waffles while we waited for our food was a nice surprise.    i had the   frittata, which was gigantic. it was full of potatoes, cheeses, and meats, and i couldn't even finish it.  a special that day was coo

as i was researching breakfast places, this place came up a few times in my search. we finally decided to check it out and were hoping being there on the weekday would help us avoid the lines. unfortunately there were already a few tables ahead of us when we got there. once our turn came around and we wereseatedi ordered a coffee which hit the spot. the restaurant has counter seating towards back with the rest of the seating being two and four seaters. the menu had the usual breakfast menu items but what i had read was good was the belgium malted waffles and the buttermilk pancakes. guess what we ordered? i added fresh blueberries and bananas on top of my waffles and anna got blueberries on her pancakes with two eggs and bacon. both came with two strawberries on top. i also wanted something salty so ordered a side order of portuguese sausage. we share