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Stopped
into
the
opera
house
for
sunday
breakfast.
There
is
no
sign,
or
host
area
or
anyone
really
to
explain
their
concept
so
this
was
a
bad
start
to
the
atmosphere.
It
was
chaotic
confusion.
But
much
like
an
english
or
french
markey.
On
the
left
you
have
your
coffee,tea,
milkshake
and
smoothy
counter.
There
are
no
servers
so
you
cant
sit
down
and
order
from
the
menu.
You
have
to
go
up
to
each
area
and
pay
seperatly
at
each
counter.
I
started
my
adventure
with
2
of
their
signature
expresso.
The
crazy
on
you
which
is
made
with
both
caramel
sauce
and
caramel
syrup
this
was
right
up
my
alley.
And
I
give
it
a
9.5
out
of
10.
Next
was
the
cinnamon
Girl,
classic
expresso
with
honey
and
cinnamon.
It
was
refreshing
and
scored
abd
8.2
After
my
coffee
in
hand
I
headed
down
to
their
kitchen
and
ordered
their
blueberry
pancakes.
House
french
toast,
bacon
bravo
omelette,
and
biscuits
and
gravy.
The
blueberry
pancakes
were
a
plane
pancake
with
blueberry
compote,
nothing
special,
orginal
or
slamming
in
the
taste.
Give
it
a
1
out
of
10.
Next
onto
their
french
toast
a
dish
that
is
normally
my
go
to
or
fav.
Now
the
menu
stated
these
are
dipped
in
vanilla
cinnamon
batter
which
there
was
zero
hits
of
vanilla
or
cinnamon
in
the
flavor
and
tasted
very
bland.
Their
house
syrup
prepackaged.
Helped
me
to
eat
down
the
french
toast.
A
2
out
of
10.
Next
iI
tried
their
bacon
bravo.
Bacon,
diced
tomatoe
and
cheddar
jack
cheese
ommlette.
You
get
a
side
and
i
chose
the
potatoes.
The
taste
combination
was
not
horrible,
but
the
size
compared
to
7
resteraunts
in
less
than
a
mile
radius
horrible
value
for
cost.
Overall
the
omelette
was
a
6
out
of
10.
The
potatoes
were
tastey
seasoned
well
and
scored
a
7
out
of
10.
I
def
dont
recomend
getting
one
if
their
omlettes
the
size
alone
makes
it
not
worth
it.
Finally
from
their
kitchen
I
ordered
a
half
order
of
their
biscuits
and
gravy.
Now
this
was
a
good
value
and
the
saving
grace
from
the
kitchen
a
10
out
of
10.
And
100%
the
best
biscuits
and
gravy
that
ive
tasted
in
all
of
kansas
city
metro.
House
maxr
buttermilk
biscuits
that
absolutly
slaps,
no
cap.
For
dessert
I
headed
over
to
their
bakery
area
and
ordered
the
salted
caramel
twixt,
and
the
opera
torte.
The
twixt
has
overpowered
by
choclate
fudge.
Not
what
i
was
expecting
with
that
name.
For
a
choclate
lover
an
easy
favorite
but
for
me
100%
no
thanks.
A
2
out
of
10.
Their
opera
torte
had
many
layers
of
light
choclate
with
the
fudge
from
the
above
item
shaped
like
a
squirl
on
top.
But
easily
able
to
remove.
The
torte
itself
was
amazing
and
i
will
be
back
to
order
it
again.
A
8.5
out
of
10.
This
could
have
been
a
10
and
it
may
be
for
you
as
i
just
didnt
like
their
fudge
and
after
the
twixt
experience
i
didnt
want
to
chance
the
flavor
combination.
They
do
have
a
candy
and
popcorn
area
with
hard
icecream
and
macaroons.
But
i
didnt
try
anything
from
that
area.
And
they
have
a
stocked
bar.
With
some
signature
infusions.
For
me
I
sat
and
tried
coldbrew
Mai
Tai.
A
new
addition
to
there
cocktail
menu.
It
has
a
fantastic
flavor
combination
and
hit
hard
for
an
8.
Overall
the
customer
service
was
a
10
out
of
10,
the
food
even
though
some
10's
lots
of
low
ranking
items.
A
6.5
out
of
10.
And
the
atmosphere
was
all
over
the
place
and
confusing
for
someone
walking
in
for
the
first
time.
A
5
out
of
10.
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