Costa Mesa Omelette Parlor (Reported Closed)

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quackers4duckie

Joined 7 years ago

Great breakfast place!. We tried this place for the first time on Sunday and will definitely be going back. The food was great, and the service was good although they were busy (so a bit slow, but to be expected). The only thing I didn't like is that they only sell pancakes M-F. Otherwise, great experience!

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jcakes

Joined 3 years ago

pleasant surprise. The food came out quickly. The waitress was great and knew what we needed before we asked. The food tasted great! The chili fries were among the best. We had no problems and had a great experience.

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katiedid1264

Joined 5 years ago

Sunday breakfast. We ate for the first time at the Omlette Parlor this past weekend. While the food was great, the waitress was not! I didn't speak up while there, which I regret. One of the people in our party is on a special diet and asked for some eggs, tomatoes and dry toast. The waitress actually reached accross the table, tapped on the menu and told all of us "These are called menus. We give these out so that people will read them and then use them." It was totally uncalled for and really put a damper on the gathering. I'm not sure what her problem was- i.e. too busy or too stressed,- but it is not the way someone that is in the service industry should be adressing a customer. As a casual family oriented eating establishment, I would have thought they would be a little more accomdating to their customers.

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janaschreiber8

Joined 5 years ago

Cute & Quaint- this breakfast spot is a prime destination for egg enthusiasts!. Not what you would expect from a Costa Mesa strip mall- this place is an absolutely adorable spot with a lot of character and plenty of flavor. The interior instantly transports you to a different day and age far from the commercialized California that permeates the scene of every street nowadays. There are many different omelettes to choose from with names and indredients that are eccentric and fun, and waffle combos that are sinfully succulent. There is a lunch menu, but why try anything but breakfast at a place with a signature breakfast dish in it's name?

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bu77erflyg

Joined 6 years ago

An Immediate Favorite For Me!. I have been searching for a place like this in orange county. No more cookie cutter restaurants for breakfast that doesn't give you that much food for a lot of money for us. I recommend this place to everyone. It is so great. The breakfast is so yummy and you get a full plate of food for just around 6-7 bucks. The inside is super cute with the wooden booths and the antique-ky look I just love it.

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kristafoster

Joined 8 years ago

My ABSOLUTE FAVORITE breakfast spot!!!!!. I discovered this place because I had a coupon in my Entertainment Book, and it was one of the best discoveries I've made! My husband and I have been going to the Omelette Parlor for years, and we've brought my entire family and many friends with us. Not only have we immensely enjoyed every omelette we have ever had (favorites are Mrs. Beecher's & South Coast's Finest) but we also love the waffles. The breakfast potatoes remind me of what I grew up eating, and the whole grain english muffin with apple butter is incredibly delightful. It draws a major crowd on the weekends after about 9 a.m. but it is totally worth the wait. I highly recommend the Omelette Parlor if you're looking for a good breakfast place.

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rehnyl

Joined 7 years ago

great omelettes. None of the dishes match, it's got an old homey feel to it. LOVE LOVE LOVE the omelettes but they also have delicious salads and burgers. yum yum.

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Amanda Knoles

Joined 10 years ago

Slide into a wooden booth and enjoy an omelette or sandwich in an old-fashioned parlor setting.. In Short
This cozy spot is tucked away in a mini-mall and specializes in breakfast favorites, including omelettes, pancakes and waffles. Lace curtains on the windows and historic photos of Costa Mesa adorn the walls, recreating the ambience of a Colonial-era parlor. The business-lunch crowd feasts on burgers, sandwiches and salads, while locals line up on weekends for the signature omelettes and the triple-decker club sandwich.