Stone Way Cafe

They’ve got a pretty solid brunch here! Seems to be Mexican-inspired. Their breakfast burrito is HUGE! And it’s pretty tasty!! You can find generous portions and delicious bites here. Very PNW vibes and lots of friendly faces. Ordering can be kind of hectic with people up front either standing to order or waiting or putting things away (you buss your own table). It’s a bit chaotic, but once you sit down, it makes for a cool brunch spot. Indoor and outdoor seating available. Finding street parking can be a little tough, especially on the weekends. There is a tiny parking lot out front.

wonderful wonderful spot!!! the food is absolutely delicious and well-priced and well- portioned. I got the cajun benedict and my partner got the waffles. both amazing! the staff was kind and I love the open air feel in the cafe.

Superrrr tasty! Walked here but there's plenty of parking. Nice big open space with inside and outside seating. Simple menu. Food was amazing 👏🏾 they serve breakfast food all day. I got a breakfast sandwich with chorizo and my wife got the Cuban. Very impressed. The savory muffin was amazing as well! It was toasted.. so yummy. Will need to go back!

I order the breakfast burrito with bacon, no extra add-ons. It was huge, and fantastic. Potatoes were perfectly cooked, not undercooked and hard. However, read the fine print, the turnaround time is 30 minutes from when the order is placed, not sure why but it was worth the wait. Coffee/Americano was just okay, lid on the to-go cup isnt great. Coffee seeped out while walking back to my car (even though it was fully on). I placed my order online, to go. When I got there, the burrito was ready and I waited for my coffee for only about 4-5 minutes but my clothes and hair smelled of fried food. Overall great burrito and I would order it again, as well as try something new. Parking was minimal and you may have to circle the blocks for street parking.

The Caribbean salad was really mid unfortunately. Tell me why the chicken was matching a millennial monochrome aesthetic? Sweet potatoes and avocados made this, yet notice how there were no notable spices mentioned? The vanilla latte lacked a robust flavor in the coffee but was not the worst. Ambiance and seating were really spacious and comfortable! Free bathrooms available as well

Wow and wow. I liked the food. All was excellent. I was full and actually shouldn’t have eaten it all but I did. Didn’t need lunch for sure. Coffee was excellent. We stayed a while. It was pleasant. The bathrooms are clean. Price is excellent and that’s why this place has a line of customers. Worth your wait. Did manage to snag a table for four with no wait.

I NEVER get burritos and much less with pulled pork, especially for breakfast. That will forever change! This burrito was the best breakfast (probably best period) burrito I have ever had! Soooo flavorful and great quality meat. Not only was the quality there but also the quantity. I ate half of one and I was full. I’m sad I found it on my last day in Seattle but I’m hoping with this review more will get to enjoy. Please get it! You will not be disappointed, I promise!

Stone way cafe has good food with large portions and affordable prices. I particularly like their Cuban sandwich and breakfast burrito. I’ve also had their chicken and waffle but I wasn’t very impressed with it.

great service, even better food. blonde girl on the register was so helpful and accommodating with my husbands food restrictions which was a nice change of pace. lovely environment overall

Came here for lunch with a friend at noon on Tuesday and it was bustling but we still were able to order right away and get a table. I had the Alaskan Cod tacos and they were delicious. The side salad that came with it was good too. My friend had the Mediterranean Chicken Salad which was generous and she enjoyed it. I can't digest dairy products so when I let the cashier know, she made sure there was no cheese or other dairy on the tacos. I asked if the tortillas were grilled in butter and she checked with the cooks to make sure that they were not. I appreciated this considerate level of service. This was my first time at Stone Way Cafe and I liked it. The place has a good vibe, great staff, lots of tables and seating, and an affordable menu for Seattle! Will definitely be back.

Food - I got the chicken and waffles which came with country white gravy. The chicken was kinda like chicken fried steak - no bones and flattened out. The waffles came with maple syrup. We got our food to go so it might have gotten soggy in the car but the flavors we're great. We'll have to try dining in next time. I also got a hot apple cider and it was so hot I had to put an extra sleeve on the thing so I could carry it out. I couldn't drink it for a while because it was just too hot. Service - ordered at the front and waited on the side for our stuff. Drinks came out fast. Food took a little while longer but it was also Saturday morning so it was packed in there, dine in and take out. Also they have their own parking lot so convenient for this busy street. Plenty of seating inside but can get packed. Theres also a take out counter if you are ok with waiting outside.

We've been here several times. - The first time we visited, I ordered some random salad on the menu. It was not super fresh, didn't taste good, and overall underwhelming. My partner was not impressed by whatever he ordered either. This visit was 2/5. - Then several months later we decided to give it another try. This time my partner found out that they had vegan breakfast burrito and tried that, and I tried their meat breakfast burrito as well. It was average good. Definitely a decent burrito but flavor-wise it's no match for the breakfast burrito from Mas Cafe in the same neighborhood. I'd rate it 3.5~4/5 - Recently, we visited again for dining-in. This time I tried their breakfast enchilada stack. It was huge, and IG looked tasty? since people sitting near me asked me what it was and seemed to want to try it in the future. But I was not impressed at all... the flavor was extremely basic - just savory, which was disappointing. The sauce was way too heavy and salty even though they already put most of it on the side as I requested. The chorizo was... meh - maybe I'm just not a fan of chorizo. The texture was very mushy and kinda gross... everything just blended together... it was a huge disappointment. Worst enchilada I've ever had. Only pro was the huge portion, but if you don't enjoy the food, that's irrelevant. Rating: 1/5.

1.15.25: Ok in general, very good, but some things are hit or miss. HITS: breakfast burrito is great, especially with chorizo or pulled pork. The eggs benny is also good, and the savory muffin. All espresso drinks are great. MISSES: the fish tacos (portion of fish is too small, the tortillas fall apart), the mac and cheese, and anything with chicken (the chicken is usually super dry)

A great breakfast burrito, but I'm not sure I'd consider it the best... quality and quantity for the price were pretty standard!

I'll keep it quick and simple with Stone Way Cafe - a solid spot in Fremont. We enjoyed the vibe of the shop, especially on a sunny day. Additionally, we received our food quickly and both dishes were good portion sizes. The food was good, but not elite. Good vibes, service, and food. 4/5 stars and I would recommend checking it out for yourself.

After reading great reviews about the breakfast burrito and Cajun Benedict, I decided to give this place a try. It's more of a casual, fast-food-style spot where you order and pay at the counter, pick up your food yourself, and choose any available seating both indoor and outdoor. We visited on a Sunday around 11:30 AM and the place was packed. I ordered the Cajun Benedict, and unfortunately, it was a huge letdown. The Cajun was barely cooked and the eggs meant to be poached were completely overcooked. They were more like hard-boiled eggs, and I even had to remove the yolk. On top of that, the fries were bland and lacked any seasoning. Overall, it was a very disappointing experience, and I won't be coming back.

First breakfast stop in Seattle didn't disappoint! I got the breakfast sandwich, which was incredible. The potatoes were a major skip as they were so soggy for both me and my friend, but the sandwich itself was delicious. Would have loved to come back and try something else but didn't have time! The WA mural was awesome to look at, too!

Stone Way Cafe was one of those spots I followed on Instagram long before I finally got the chance to visit. Known for their breakfast burritos, I made my way there on a sunny Saturday morning around 9:30 a.m. It was easy to find free street parking just a few blocks away, but as expected, there was already a line of 15+ people out the door. It's clear the staff have a solid process down, because we only had to wait about 15 mins for our order. My friend and I each ordered the sausage breakfast burrito, a side of potatoes, a matcha oat milk latte, and their special coconut cold brew. The burritos were generously sized and packed with flavor. We didn't realize they already came with potatoes inside, so the extra side of potatoes ended up being a bit much which was good to know for next time. Towards the end, my burrito was pretty oily but that makes sense since it was sausage. Both drinks were solid, but nothing to write home about. I really appreciated that the restaurant offered a variety of hot sauces -- sriracha, Valentino's, and Tapatío -- which is essential for me when it comes to breakfast. Prices were fair for Seattle, especially considering the portion sizes and quality. The cafe has both indoor and outdoor seating, making it a great spot year-round. Next time I'm in the area, I'd love to swing by for lunch -- their other food and drink items looked just as tempting!

A solid spot for breakfast and lunch in the Fremont area! I've been to Stone Way on multiple occasions and all of their sandwich/ breakfast items are great. I particularly like their breakfast sandwich with pulled pork which comes with a fried egg, savory herb tomato sauce, cheddar, and mixed greens as well as a side of home fries. The only reason why I didn't give a 5 stars is because I've had a bad experience with their coffee before, but it could have just been an one-off situation. Overall still a great casual spot for food, hanging out and catching up with friends.

They've got a pretty solid brunch here! Seems to be Mexican-inspired. Their breakfast burrito is HUGE! And it's pretty tasty!! You can find generous portions and delicious bites here. Very PNW vibes and lots of friendly faces. Ordering can be kind of hectic with people up front either standing to order or waiting or putting away things. It's a bit chaotic, but once you sit down, it makes for a cool brunch spot. Indoor and outdoor seating available. Finding street parking can be a little tough, especially on the weekends. There is a tiny parking lot out front

HOLY MOLY this place was amazing! We arrived on a Saturday morning to a crowded restaurant with a line out the door. Thankfully, we didnt let that deter us as they have a well oiled machine and the line moved quickly. The coffee was OUTSTANDING. I had a vanilla latte and it was one of the best I have ever had. I had the cajun benedict and my hubby had the breakfast burrito. BOTH WERE DELICIOUS. I would note that my bacon was pretty "floppy" so I gave it to my husband cause it kinda grossed me out. IF you want crispy well cooked bacon you should make a point to ask for that because....ew. The jalapeno biscuit was soooo good. All of the employees were friendly, efficient and getting it done. IT IS A SUPER POPULAR PLACE FOR A REASON. Prices were reasonable for the portion. I loved the roll up doors for warmer weather. The mural painted on the wall was a nice NW touch too. IF you are in Fremont, make this a stop. You won't be disappointed.

We went to try this place on Saturday for breakfast. The place was busy with a bit of line but the turnaround for the food was quick. They had nice drink and the a lot of food options. I ordered the breakfast burrito and it was average and probably not that good. The potatoes in the burrito were pretty good but eggs were overcooked. The place has nice outside and inside seating and good for a sunny day. Recommend trying it once but with lower expectations!

Stone Way Cafe is a solid option for breakfast in the area. The cafe is open and inviting, complete with abundant seating and a beautiful mural in the back. I got the Rosalia's biscocho sandwich, which comes on a flavorful jalapeño cheddar biscuit piled high with veggies, avocado, and an egg. I also loved the home fries that came on the side as they were perfectly cooked.

When my wife brought me here, my first thought was, 'Oh great; another Seattle hipster cafe'. I'm happy to be so wrong! THE ROSES: Stone Way Cafe (SWC) actually has some off street parking. Not a lot, but by Wallingford standards, it's pretty generous. The staff is remarkably, well, normal. They're professional and courteous, not the heavily inked-and-pierced '2Kool4U' types who look like escapees from a circus sideshow that you normally find in this neighborhood. The dining space is roomy, airy and very pleasant. the perimeter is closed in with garage doors that can be opened on warm days. Very clean and inviting atmosphere. The menu is, quite frankly, remarkable. While it's not huge, it still 'covers the waterfront' by offering hearty traditional fare (biscuits and gravy), but also healthy cuisine that you actually want to eat (try the quinoa bowl; it made a believer out of me!). Prices are very reasonable. THE THORNS: No table service. You place your order at the counter and then go fetch it when called. But then again, this may be a big reason why the prices are reasonable? NEITHER ROSE NOR THORN: It's definitely a younger crowd here, but not the annoying hipster types. SWC makes a point to strike a MOR vibe; there are none of the 'Woke' trappings you normally find in indie establishments like this, that go out of their way to wear their (progressive) politics on their sleeve. THE VERDICT: Stone Way Cafe is a real gem in this neighborhood. It's modern without the annoying hipster affectations, and their kitchen delivers a solid product. Recommend!

Very good spot in the fremont/wallingford area to get some coffee and breakfast. Prices are a little up there ($6-7 cold brew, $13+ breakfast items) but I FWIW I do think the breakfast burrito is their best value. It's easily over 1lb of food for $14 - and it tastes really good! I like the pulled pork but bacon is also pretty solid. It's a big open floor plan w lots of seating. Worth checking out in the area!

Damn good place for breakfast/ brunch. Had their breakfadt burrito with chorizo and it was great... and generously portioned. Coffee was great. Parking was hard, but eventually found a great spot right outside the restaurant. It was quite full on a Sunday morning, so be prepared. Will be returning.

Foods great, haven't had any of their drinks yet. The atmosphere is super welcoming and they have a small little outdoor seating area too. You order at the front and wait for your number to be called. The service was excellent and the food came out in a timely fashion. Would recommend.

My friends and I got breakfast burritos to go after a workout class and I was SO impressed! I am gluten free, so they did my burrito in a bowl with some corn tortillas on the side for me to assemble little breakfast tacos with. I did the squash and kale filling and it was amazing! The to go box was FULL of amazing fillings. Tons of eggs, cheese, the best potatoes I have had, crispy squash and kale, and some fabulous sauces. I was able to get like 4 tacos out of all of the toppings, plus more bites on top of that! We had a large order but the staff got it completely right and it was ready to go right when we expected it. Seamless takeout experience for a large order. I am already craving another. This was super filling, fresh, flavorful, all the things you'd dream of a takeout breakfast being. I am excited to go back! Expert tip- get these to go and eat them at Fremont Brewing!

I really enjoy the breakfast burritos here! They're large and filling - eating half the burrito keeps me pretty full. The line seems pretty long on weekends but it moves pretty quickly. I've tried the breakfast burrito with chorizo and sausage, and both options are tasty. I do prefer the sausage filling more since it keeps the burrito less greasy overall. Stone way cafe is a great spot if you're looking breakfast burritos or any quick breakfast options!

This place is a solid 5/5! Their rating deserves more than a 4.2 that's for sure. I get the kale and butternut squash tacos (sub salad for the potatoes), which always leaves me feeling happy and satisfied. Isn't that what you want from a breakfast/brunch? Such a great start to the day. My partner got the breakfast burrito with butternut squash and kale, which she loved as well. It came out hot and CRISPY! No notes from her. We devoured our breakfast and washed it down with a nice drip coffee. The space is huge and bright, which I can imagine being a great place to set up shop to study! The service was very quick and friendly. It's also right by gas works park?! Doesn't get better than this on a sunny Seattle day

Stopped by after on the way back biking from greenlake to downtown to refresh up. I make it a habit to try a matcha from all different cafes! I ordered the 12 oz matcha with no additional sweeteners. Overall it was decent, had really strong earth taste. Not sure if they make it from powder, but if it was it was mixed in really well, no gunky bits at all. The coffee shop itself is like a hangar with ample space and has nice decorations all around. It would be a great spot to get a coffee, have a bite, and do some work in!

We went on Saturday around 10am and it was popping! We got an orange juice and a breakfast burrito, and both were super delicious. The breakfast burrito had amazing potatoes, and was a huge portion. I split it with another person and half was enough to leave both of us fully satisfied. The sausage was super delicious, and the cheese was just enough to melt everywhere and be really gooey and cheesy and satisfying. I would definitely recommend this place to my friends. They had a good amount of seating as well, and it was comfortable.

Second time visiting this place and they do not disappoint. The line is long, but it goes by quick (staff is friendly and very efficient). I'm a fan of their breakfast burrito (huge portion, so is defintely shareable with friends). The enchilada stack was okay, though I wish the egg yolk was more cooked (it's a bit too runny for me). Lots of tables and cool art/plants inside. We were lucky to park right out in front, so try to come early if before the lot fills up.

**vegetarian review** Stone way cafe is open again and always busy when I pass by. I decided to do a takeout to save myself wait which was a good decision. I got the breakfast burrito with butternut squash and kale. The burrito is very stuffed and well cooked. It was lacking hot sauce for me or maybe that was the takeout part, regardless I liked it with Sirarcha. Overall not bad. It was priced at $13.5 and definitely very filling. Kale was very well cooked.

Excellent breakfast burrito! I got the sausage and veggies. Only one note was that it did fall apart on me (wasn't wrapped super tight) but this was a deliciously stacked burrito. Had nice casual seating with ordering at the counter and food came out quickly.

This place is crazy busy, but a well oiled machine. Huge fan of the breakfast burrito and the stacked enchiladas. This only issue is finding a place to sit once you get your food. Everything is delicious and service is fast.

Plenty of indoor and outdoor seating. We got the breakfast burrito which was so loaded, you could take it on your journey to the center of the earth. Also shared the Rosalia's biscocho which was okay. Home fries in this order could have been cooked a little longer as they were room temp, floppy and lacking flavor. The cheddar & jalapeno biscuit had great cheesy flavor, with super mild jalapeño. Loved the taste of the aioli, but there was either too much of it or the biscuit was too small because it was hard to eat as a sandwich. This one requires a fork. The wait was short for how busy it was and super friendly staff.

Loved the atmosphere of this location! They have fun artsy walls, and a huge outdoor area dedicated to folx who enjoy standing while eating like me. They also have a few bench seats as well. This place gets packed on the weekends, and parking can be difficult to find. Pack your patience, place and order and wait for your name to be called. I enjoyed the breakfast sandwich, but wish it had a better meat to bread ratio. The bread was fluffy and soft, but a bit too much for me. The breakfast fries looked amazing, but were slightly undercooked. That was a bummer, because they looked so good! I might need to return just to give these a second go. My friend enjoyed her breakfast enchilada stack, and we both enjoyed every drop of our latte and tea. This place has a wide variety of offerings, so I wouldn't hesitate to return and try something else. The staff were friendly and food arrived very quickly considering they were extremely busy Saturday morning.

We heard a whisper behind us in line declaring that this place had the best breakfast burritos. My wife ordered the chorizo breakfast burrito with high hopes, and I went sweet with the waffles and a side of sausage. Let's start with the burrito: it looked promising and generous in size, wrapped tight like it had something to prove. But flavor-wise? Meh. It desperately needed jalapeños, sour cream, something to give it life. A salsa IV, perhaps. Compared to other breakfast burritos in Seattle, this one fell flatter than a nonstick pancake. My waffle was tasty. It was crisp, golden, doing its best but I couldn't figure out how it rang in at $10. Was it woven with threads of gold? Not that I could tell. And the strawberry syrup was sweet, but there wasn't enough of it to cover the whole thing and I'm not even a syrup-drowner. Felt like a stingy pour. As for the sausage... a mystery. It showed up ground like someone got tired halfway through forming a patty and just called it a day. Not bad, just unexpected. Like, if you're emotionally prepared for links or patties, this version might rattle you. The chai? Let's just say no one's writing poetry about it. Not terrible, but it tasted like it gave up halfway through its identity crisis. Not spicy enough to be bold, not creamy enough to be cozy. It just existed. The café itself is cute. The windows are beautiful, there's an indoor/outdoor vibe that makes you want to romanticize your life, and there's a lot of seating (though it fills up fast). A little overstimulating on a busy day but in a mostly charming way. Now. The woman at the register. Whew. I'm not sure what we did to deserve her wrath, but she greeted us like we were late to a fight she already won. Snippy, impatient, and kind of... lowkey insulting? Not what you want to kick off a morning with. A little warmth could go a long way or at least a neutral tone. In conclusion: Stone Way Café is fine, but I wouldn't go chasing that burrito again. Come for the vibes, stay for the people-watching, and maybe get your food somewhere else.

Service was amazing and fast despite it being a busy sunday morning. The Breakfast Burrito was SO good! My boyfriend also really liked the Waffles with strawberry syrup. We'll definitely be returning.

This was literally the best breakfast sandwich I've ever had. Hands down. It took me a long time to decide between the options because there were so many but DAMN it was so good. (With bacon- highly recommend). It was very busy so we ended up having to sit outside but it was nice and sunny for Seattle and my friends and I were able to stay warm and vibey. I wish I lived in Seattle-- I would get this breakfast sandwich unhealthily often

Stone Way Cafe is back and seemingly better than ever! I love the new and more bright and open space. I look forward to more improvements coming such as longer open hours and the return of live performances like at their old location? Otherwise, the food and coffee I got was delicious and I loved how busy and festive the environment that day felt. Will come back often since you are just a stones throw from where I live and I had a positive experience.

I love this space! The open concept and indoor/outdoor spaces are great and perfect for groups. Even better was the food!!! The burritos are huge and filling and we really liked the chicken and waffles. I would come back here any time!

Great place to work and study or catch up with friends. They have a large selection of foods and drinks. I love the atmosphere and the neighborhood, decent parking options. My matcha latte was not sweet and tasted water down which was sad to see, I would come back, but I would try something else.

Amazing burritos every time I'm just obsessed!!! The crack sauce is out of this world. Service is also friendly and fast (as can be given how busy it is)! Lots of searing both indoor and outdoor with good music playing. If you're in a rush, you can place an online order for food, which helps! I love stoneway

The people who work here were super nice. Everything came out very quickly get the blueberry muffin. You definitely want the blueberry muffin. The Benedict was delicious and so were the waffles

I went to check out Stone Way Cafe with a friend last Sunday. I was excited because the cafe has been closed since I started my job in the area like 1.5 years ago and I've been hearing the hype around it. Everybody else is also happy that the cafe reopened, so it's been packed every time I walk by for the past few weeks. It was of course packed when we went around lunchtime on Sunday. The line seemed to move at a decent speed, especially because they had a staff walking around taking orders on an iPad as well as another cash register station. It still took us 20 minutes to order but the wait was fine. I thought the food is priced fairly. I decided to get the breakfast burrito because my coworker was raving about it the other day, and they were pretty good! I wish they had less potato and more egg in it but still quite enjoyable. It was so big that I took the other half home and reheated and ate it the next morning. The burrito got me excited to visit again and try more food on their menu. Coffee tasted good too.

Excellent breakfast burritos and coffee. I appreciated the many hot sauce options. It took quite a long time to get our food, but that is to be expected on a busy Saturday morning. I'll be back!

What a great spot for a casual breakfast or lunch if you're in the Fremont area! Came here after climbing for breakfast and wasn't disappointed! Got the rosalia biscocho and chicken and waffles. I loved the jalapeño cheddar biscuit they made the breakfast sandwich on. The gravy was a nice addition to the chicken and waffles. The portions are a bit big so you might have leftovers! There's plenty of seating inside and outside. We came during the lunch rush but still got our food within 10-15 minutes of ordering. I didn't try any of their drinks but excited to come back for coffee and/or a drink!

Cajun Benedict is back baby! I've waited YEARS, and honestly the day I went I was having such a bad day I came to Stone Way going to get enchiladas and my heart lit up because my favorite dish on their menu is back and many more! It still tasted as good as I remembered. P.S Assemble the Cajun Benedict how it's always been, don't put the fries on the side, just leave it under

Love the burrito there and got it two days a in row. Minimal wait. Love it here. I never had a bad experience or food there and will go back again'!

Food: Breakfast Burrito with sausage-- The burrito was pretty hefty. The scrambled eggs & potatoes were yummy; the sausage was not. It's hard to describe, but it seemed like it had no flavor/seasoning. Disappointing, because the texture was nice & everything else about the burrito was great. I would avoid the sausage & just go for chorizo next time, or really any other meat. Breakfast enchilada stack-- friend said it was yummy! The beans tasted good. Ambiance: There's lots of seating options. The place is huge and has a lot of large tables. The walls have floor to ceiling windows, which let in a lot of natural light & adds a lot to the atmosphere. Service: All good, everyone was nice.

Stone Way is great! A wonderful little morning destination for a yummy breakfast burrito and some coffee. All the tables will be full, but the team moves fast, and people will come and go within minutes. I'm so pleased their new location is finally opened, it's modern, clean, and welcoming. They'll run out of menu items as the day progresses, so don't hit snooze - go get some breaky.

Great latte pours - and huge breakfasts. Make sure you leave time for a short nap after eating!

Was really excited to finally try Stone Way Cafe after hearing so much about it. Great ambience inside, ample outdoor seating, friendly staff and was fast. However I was ultimately disappointed. We ordered a burrito, sandwich, and some kombucha on tap. Kombucha and sandwich were great (the bun was excellent). The burrito on the other hand was lackluster especially after all the praise from the other reviews. Sure it was a generous portion but 80% of the burrito was undercooked, soggy, and bland home fries (same on sandwich side). Found a hair in my burrito as well sadly. Because of its position in the neighborhood, I could see myself coming back here to give it another shot but I definitely won't be going out of my way for it. If you love breakfast burritos like me, Mas Cafe nearby actually has one of the best in Seattle

Before I retired I used to eat there regularly. EXCELLENT FOOD AND SERVICE! What more could you want?

I used to love the breakfast burrito and ubereats ordered it every week before Stone Way Cafe closed its location due to loss of lease. Waited for a year for the new location to open and was so excited to order the breakfast burrito with the special "crack" sauce. What a complete disappointment. The burrito is filled with potatoes, incredibly small amount of sausage and eggs, an zero crack sauce. This is malpractice to sell an expensive breakfast burrito and leave out the eggs and sausage! I thought maybe they might have given the crack sauce on the side, but I was wrong and disappointed again - no crack sauce. I also ordered the advertised "delicious bacon" and it was not bad but it was not freshly cooked and burnt on the ends.