Aunties & Uncles (74 Lippincott Street): There is always a line-up for the place if you get there after 10, and once, when my brunch date ran a little late I was asked to wait outside even after staking out a table and ordering orange juice. It's a popular, hipsterish breakfast haunt. The converted house, 70s-era tables and comfort music playing in the background make it feel like you are in fact eating at your aunty's and uncle's. The food is fresh and good, with potato salad instead of hash browns.
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i remember being so excited to check aunties & uncles out, and i finally did for lunch one day with my dad. he enjoyed it, i didnt. but it was probably more because i wasnt a fan of the potato salad and not because the waitress spilled ketchup all over me and didnt really apologise. (no.. really!) :/
i love aunties and uncles. the breakfast burrito is my absolute favorite, and i really enjoy the potato salad since it is made with a mustard and not mayonaise, if i wanted a greasy breakfast i could find it somewhere else. it is good value, i like to go during the week when its a little quieter than on the weekends.
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