Ganea Kitchen Myth Story

If you’re craving a delicious brunch, this place is a must-try. While the outdoor seating was a bit chilly, the heaters made it cozy enough to enjoy. We found the indoor seating too stuffy for our liking, but that’s easily overlooked when the food steals the show. We started with the millionaire bacon flight, fresco Benedict which were packed with rich, savory flavors, and moved on to the mascarpone-stuffed, deep-fried French toast—crispy on the outside, creamy and indulgent on the inside. The ricotta hotcake was a standout, perfectly fluffy and topped with generous servings of fresh blueberries and strawberries that added a refreshing sweetness. Portions were impressively large, so come hungry! While they offer bottomless mimosas, just a heads-up: it comes with plenty of warnings about overindulgence, so pace yourself if you decide to give them a try! we opted for coffee and fresh juice, both of which hit the spot It’s a place I’d happily return to, not just for the food but for the overall experience.

I was excited to try this place and was left underwhelmed. We ordered the Millionaire’s bacon flight which was $24 for 4 slices of bacon. Most of the pieces were very fatty. My favorite flavor was the citron but I wouldn’t order Millionaires bacon again. We also ordered the deep fried French toast and while it was good, it wasn’t great. I thought it was too greasy and should have been paired with a berry syrup instead of maple.