The Roost Cafe

“Fantastic omelets, coffee selections and other breakfast options.”

Stu Pidasso★★★★

Very nice attentive servers. Nice location. Clean atmosphere, the booths do have some black duck tape on the seats but atleast its not sticky and well done if that’s a thing. Huge menu alot to choose from. Prices are not cheap but good size portions. Food was good no complaints. Had 2 egg breakfast with bacon pancakes hashbrowns was good. Huevos rancheros was good. Sausage muffin breakfast sandwich was huge which it should be for $13

Marc A. Tager★★★★★

We were super hungry after farmers market so we cruised for breakfast. A competitor was more crowded so my daughter said lemme introduce you to a new one. She drove to The Roost Cafe. I scoured the menu and was excited to find so many hash choices. I was moved by the Irish Burrito, but ordered Linda’s omelette; while my daughter went with the eggs Benedict. In a town that takes its breakfast seriously, and where I’ve probably worked my way through more menus and reviews than I should admit, this one quietly climbed right to the top of my list. My omelette was exactly what you want when you

Joel Stains★★★★

Ordered a full stack of pancakes and Irish Benedict with corn beef hash. I liked my pancakes but these are massive and couldn’t finish them, so don’t fluff your feathers and order a full-stack like me. Their Irish Benedict was pretty good and actually their staff suggested that we should try it. Great place to grab a Saturday brunch.

Otoniel Show★★★★★

I went to The Roost Cafe and at first I was a bit impatient because the wait was longer than I expected, but honestly it was totally worth it. The food is really good—you can tell it’s made with care and has that homemade flavor. The staff is also very friendly and makes you feel welcome from the moment you walk in. Even though I was hoping for something quick, this place reminded me that good food takes time. I would definitely come back again.