the tomcat cafe

i've found it!!. i will make this simple - this is the best breakfastplacei have ever been to. period.

it's located in sinking springs in a residential area, two doors down from a tattoo shop. it's in an old row house. it's a perfectplacefor breakfast!

the menu is huge and eclectic. if you're just a bacon and egger, thisplacewill be lost on you. you need to want an odd, delicious breakfast treat of meat and sweet. there are 50 kinds of wild and woolly pancakes, crepes, build your own everything if you like. i had a helluva time deciding.

i had such a hard time deciding i ordered two breakfasts and at half of each. i ordered the sunny days omelette - grand marnier sesame beef, broccoli, mushroom & bell pepper. it was pretty awesome. and i also ordered the seattle seven - italian pork, broccoli, artichoke heart, roasted red peppers, mushroom & scrambled eggs, topped with a spicy pesto cream sauce- served in a bread bowl.

my breakfast pard is a sissy and had oatmeal raisin pancakes - they looked damn good, and got totally eaten.

everything was delicious, hot, plentiful and fun to eat. the service was good, and the owners came by to ask if everything was ok.

two things i didn't like: your hours kinda suck. and your coffee kinda sucks. home fries are good - but jazz them up puh leeze. but, thisplaceis a winner!

this maybe the most interestingplaceto get breakfast i've ever been.
its small and people aren't in a hurry so if you are skip it till you have some time. the wait is usually 30mins or so and the food all made from scratch takes a while (so long in fact they give you games to play while you wait like uno)
the menu is huge and it's got crazy options

can someone please help us?. first of all, let me tell you about myself. i am 30 year old female, i love breakfast, i am not a picky eater and i was a waitress in nyc for 5 years. i looked thisplaceup on instagram and was super excited to try it out. i asked co-workers that have been there if they liked it and was surprise that not one seemed to think it was worth visiting. i couldn't understand why, especially with how great the food looked. so i looked it up and read the reviews and saw that there was some hype about it. went with friends last week (40 year old male, 22 year old female, 36 year old female). it was the most uncomfortable experience going into this extremely tinyplaceand standing there by the door waiting for someone to acknowledge us. waitresses went by and no one said anything to us for 15 minutes. my friends wanted to leave. you are actually standing less than two feet from the nearest table (my friend felt like we were invading their conversation). anyhow the waitress was very nice but it seemed like there was only three working waitresses there and they were overwhelmed. do not expect your waitress to be attentive.too many people in a very small space and not enough staff i guess. the food was good. good portion size. we spent over $90 (without counting the tip) for 4 of us. so was it worth it? i doubt we will be back again but i would tell everyone to try it out for themselves. i now understand why everyone seemed to react so blah when i asked about this place. it's a good start but something has to change as far as customer service. maybe hire an actual host. it's a new idea so everyone is hype but that will soon wear off, and then what? you need not to only attract people to your restaurant but make them want to come back and the food alone won't always accomplish that. i can see the owner is working his butt off so i will give thumbs up for that. i do wish him success.

best breakfastplacearound! definitely try it if you havent

opinion. i ordered an omelet and it included mushrooms and other items but because of this is it was runny and i could not recognize the egg part of it. parmesan potatoes were recommended and a much too large portion of little cubes with an overpowering parmesan taste. the overwhelming portion was not appetizing. not my favoriteplaceto eat so will unlikely be back as an hours drive is too long to not enjoy the food.

unique and delicious. i mainly frequent tom cat for saturday or sunday for breakfast. the best time to go is right when they open at 8am, not a minute later because theplacewill fill-up fast. otherwise, go a little later like 9:30-10am. the menu is overwhelming but in a good way. there are so many unique dishes to choose from and they are all good. i particularly like spicy food, so anything with peppers, chipotle, chorizo, bbq, etc are great. omelets are huge but the pancakes are enormous bordering on ridiculous; hanging over the plate. my mom's favorite is the stuffed french toast if you like sweet. remember, if this is your first time going to plan your arrival time appropriately because the wrong time can mean a long wait. parking can be difficult since it is street parking and the next-door church apparently doesn't support local businesses because they try to prevent you from parking in there over-flow lot, which is never overflowing... i've been there for lunch a couple times and the ingredient themes transfer directly to sandwiches, also excellent!

tom cat is awesome. i love the food at the tom cat. they give so much and you can tell its prepared fresh using the best ingredients. the servers are always very kind and accomidating (especially since i am toting an infant around). the cook always comes up to make sure the food was prepared correctly and that everyone is enjoying their meals. its the onlyplacemy friends and i go for a wonderful breakfast. as far as the hours, family first!!! we will come when you are open!!

excellent food!!! hard to believe thisplaceis in sinking spring! would highly suggest you try breakfast here!! :)

no one there including employees! was really excited to try thisplaceout! 5:45 on a friday lights on door open but no one to be found! seems like this could be a greatplaceif they had new management!