EE G.
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I don't have a lot of positive comments about the Moxy, but the diner/breakfast spot off to the side of their lobby is a definite plus. This was a last-minute stop on my way out this past Wednesday morning in the 7am hour. The Moxy is a party hotel, essentially, so I wasn't too surprised to find myself the only customer of the establishment when I wandered in. There were two women manning the fort, who were both very nice and told me to sit anywhere; I chose a comfortable booth and began reviewing the menu.
Pretty standard stuff here; lots of omelet and pancake options, etc. I got a little frisky and ordered the Cinnamon Apple Pancakes off the seasonal specials menu, along with some scrambled eggs and toast (got to get the sweet and savory in). The pancakes were really good; they're doing something right with those. My only minor nitpick was that because you're cooking the cinnamon into the batter, it burns on the bottom and you end up with a few pieces of tough stickiness, if that makes sense - my primary gripe with homemade cinnamon rolls as well. Still overall a recommend. I was probably too full to order everything that I did, but the eggs were also very decent; on the damp side, which is my preference, and didn't need any seasoning, which is rare for me.
The service was excellent; given that I was the only person in there it would have been pretty egregious if it wasn't, but everyone was attentive and kept the coffee flowing. My food showed up within a few minutes and I was in and out quickly, which was great since I was on a grown-up business trip and accordingly on a schedule. No issues here at all.
If you're not a guest at the Moxy I imagine this place is a bit under the radar, especially since it's not right on the main drag (it's only accessible I think through the Moxy lobby and/or a subtle side entrance). Especially in November, it's hard to find decent spots that are still open - if you're seeking sustenance right around sunrise, you could do a lot worse than this.