half day cafe

going out for breakfast on a saturday morning is one of those experiences that we absolutely love.  the best is sleeping in, waking up without an alarm, and just deciding to throw on some clothes and head out! we don’t do it often, but when we do, we’re always looking for a new place.  for us, great breakfast includes protein and pancakes.  a good breakfast place must do both very well.  half day cafe inwyomingdoes just that.

a little something special. although for me this place is off the beaten path, i always make a point to stop in for a bite when i am in thewyomingarea. i tend to stay away from sweets and breads so i've sampled mostly their soups and salads and have yet to be disappointed. although some of their salads verge on being a little on the sweet side for a salad, they are still absolutely delicious.

if you are a soup person, you might just fall in love with their mulligatawny or cream of celery, i have yet to have a soup there that didn't leave me craving more.

furthermore, the staff there is extremely helpful, always there to fill your water glass or coffee cup and they all seem to be in a great mood all the time! this little place is very cozy, relaxed and yet fancy... but jeans and a tee shirt are acceptable attire!


-----16 jan, 2011-----

goat cheese and pear salad. absolutely delicious. it is certainly on the sweet side (it has a pear vinaigrette and candied pecans) but the taste is to die for. i live close to downtown so when i am running errands out inwyomingduring the day this is my little lunch treat. it closes at 3 however, so you've got to be early!

half-day, full stomach!!!. food - great. service - great. owner - great. my favourite is the egg strada. for those of you who don't know the joys of the strada, it's an egg casserole with various ingredients: most usually cheese, sausage and bit of bread and seasoning.wyoming(and all other adjacent villes) are better off for the half day cafe. hurrah!