It was a bus driver that told us to go here for breakfast, thank you bus driver. Had the corned beef hash with the hot hot sauce. I definately did not leave hungry. The restaurant wasn't very big and it was very busy, everybody was hustling around. It was super and I'll be back.

Food: had an omelette (forget its name) with spinach, sausage and feta cheese while my partner had the huevos rancheros. My omelette was blah and bland while the huevos rancheros was delicious - would probably order it myself next time.

Service: Prompt and courteous but I've had better.

Value: Drinks were expensive but the meals were not bad - average for breakfast/brunch.

Ambiance: warm and inviting with comfy banquettes - definitely a place to take your time and enjoy your meal.

Overall, would return if I were in the area and wanted breakfast/brunch but I wouldn't go out of my way or go a distance to come here to eat as there are so many other greasy spoons around. Bon appetite!

I went here once. The omelets are very tasty and the quality of food and ingredients are high. The service was very good and everything was very clean. I also like the ambiance of the place. The only drawback was the portion of the food, not very bad but not the biggest portion out there. definitely will come back.

I would say, it is more of a crepe than an omelette. My "omelette" is more cooked than my friend's, so we swapped plate. The food is decent, with melted cheese, pepper, onion, you know, the usual combo. On the side of the dish, there are 2 slices of multigrain bread (cut into 4 half slices), a little bit of jam, and thinly sliced orange as garnish. $10.

The service was good though. Once I sat down, coffee was served, and they do refill. $2. The place is nice and quiet.

Food: had poached eggs, toast, pan fries. Poached eggs done perfectly. Pan fries were cubes of potatoes, not greasy which was good. Toast and jam were ordinary. Friends had their porridge (looked really good, big portion too), omlette, and eggs benny (were reported to be delicious as well). Liked how all the egg dishes also came with a piece of orange and grapefruit, very refreshing.

Service: coffee always filled, waitress made a mistake on my order, realized when she brought it to the table and had it corrected right away. Seems like a lot of regulars come here because saw one of the employees (owner?) strike up conversations and gave out hugs to customers, which was nice (like going-to-a-place-where-everybody-knows-your-name kind of nice).

Value: for the quality and quantity of food and for the service, this place is great value!

Ambiance: modern looking, clean, basic colours and lines.

Wish I lived close enough to be able to come here again and avoid the lineup.

After having breakfast at Paul's Place, I felt it was great. Our waiter mentioned that they were going to be doing a few renovations over the next few months. I hope they leave the breakfast menu alone, it looked great. Our waiter was a charmer and he made our morning. I had the corned beef hash and I was stuffed. Perhaps next time I'll even try something different.

I've been frequenting Paul's for more than 5 years and I must say things have seriously gone downhill. I believe that "Paul" has departed and the remaining staff really don't care like they used to. The staff seem to be made up of street kids or something trying to get a new start in life and the customer service skills leave much to be desired.

On my most recent visit I asked for change for the meter and was told to go around and park out back (the lot that's always full). When I stated I was in a hurry and just needed change they reluctantly gave in and nearly scolded me saying "next time park out back". As well I probably couldn't have paid my server to smile (tips are earned not entitled) and when I order my favorite, TOP Eggs as the special I specified a large orer (2 slices of bread) and was served a small only to be told after my food came that they dont do larges of the special (would have been nice if she told me that at the time of my order). They offerd to bring me a second for full price which would have meant a $17 breakfast so I switched my order to a Zimmer which came quickly, but was obviously slapped together by a bitter cook as I eat them regularly and this was not up to usual standards.

Another gripe: the kitchen refuses to alter any recipe's. I came regularly for the TOP eggs (tomatoe, onions, peppers on rye with cream cheese) which is very similar to the zimmer, but a couple years back they removed it from the menu and absolutely refuse to make it unless its on the specials board. Hey guys: the customer is always right, not your arrogant cooks. I could see if it was a cost thing, but the ingedients are the same as many other dishes, so it comes down to not caring what the customer wants.

In the end, I do go back because the food is great, they just need to fire most of the staff and replace them with people who posses customer service skills rather than street kids looking like they're still trying to kick their drug habits.

I have been here twice and have given it its final chance. The decor is cheesy, (fake plants - gag) the music is beyond awful and impossible to ignore, the service is sloppy and slow and most importantly, the food is awful! I had the eggs benedict and the coagulated hollandaise definitely came from a package. Actually, I think they said it was a cheese sauce, which is not what eggs benny should have. After waiting for the server to bring hot sauce, I got up and got it myself. My husband also wasn't happy with his food. Don't waste your time or money.

I was really excited to eat at the omlettry after hearing great reveiws from my friends. However, I went during prime breakfast hour, understandable that there was a wait. We put our names on the waiting list, but someone went in when they called our name and we didn't notice, so we let the hostess know and she said she would give us the next table that came up. Then, after calling in other names, i asked her about our table, she shrugged us off and pointed to a small cramped table. I didn't mind because i was hungry for tasty omlettes, and a table's a table. Since the whole ordeal took 30 minutes to seat us, i had to refill my parking meter. I left for ten minutes and came back hoping my friend had atleast placed our order, but he said no one helped him, he tired to wave someone over but the waiter refused and said he could only take one order at a time and took the table next to us order first (they had sat the same time as we did). By that point i was really appalled by their service and left. THE SERVICE IS BELOW poor. and from what I can see from the reveiws the food sucks too.

I live near Paul's Place, so I enjoy going here for breakfast; if I lived further away I wouldn't go out of my way to eat here. I used to have the omelettes fairly often, but I got tired of the cream cheese included as one of the "cheeses" in the omelettes. I have since started ordering the two egg breakfast, which is a great deal. I love the homemade berry compote that comes with the toast. The service is always friendly, which keeps me coming back.