Cheap Eats 2005

Here's a cute neighborhood joint with gourmet takes on classics. Locals line up for breakfasts like the Camp scramble with extra-thick pepper bacon pieces and rosemary-spiked roast potatoes ($7.50) or French toast made from rich slabs of brioche with disappointingly thin syrup ($5.95). For lunch, go for the pork-loin sandwich with sweet apricot spread and salty goat cheese ($7.50) or salads Mom would love like chicken Caesar ($8.50) and traditional Greek ($6.95). Don't miss the housemade cookies and scones. (IM)

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