Scrambl'z on the Alameda en San Jose

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  KKD City

  :: 23 May 2018 22:43:16

  Loved it the first six visits...Sunday, the chef (new?) was screaming (!) orders and music was blaring from the kitchen when we entered at 10 am. That was unusual and unsettling. Another Sunday, there were 12 policemen in this small space, standing around - offering coffee and looking uncomfortable. Overkill and strange way to connect with the public...good intention. Latest: Tiny Coffee Cups...Waitresses are, as a rule, very professional...

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  Sandra Olden

  :: 08 May 2018 06:22:46

  One of the best decorated restaurants that I've ever been to. The walls were filled with cartoon, comics, food ,poster decorations and memorabilia from when I was a kid. There is also a blue van you can enjoy your meal in. Your kids will enjoy this spot.

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  Ray Trent

  :: 02 May 2018 15:12:28

  Good solid diner food. The breakfasts are excellent. The really special thing about them is the huge and varied selection of side dishes, ranging from oatmeal and toast to angry potatoes and bread pudding French toast. They're really the star of the breakfast show, here.

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  Eriq Abernathy Sr

  :: 07 April 2018 14:16:40

  First there was hair in my pancakes that didn't taste like they were cooked all the way. Then gave me more that tasted the same way. Then there was hair in my scrambled eggs. Very good customer service though. Can't deny that. This is my first time here.

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  Brit Cuffie

  :: 20 February 2018 19:41:24

  These folks are super nice, and you can tell that the manager really cares about the diners' experience here. At first the menu seems a but uninspired, but the real goodies are all the side dishes listed on the back. Most scrambles and omelettes come with one or two of these sides, and the variety really allows you to create the breakfast you've been craving. Every time I go I get two eggs over easy w/ bacon, a biscuit and gravy, and some sauteed greens. Ti borrow a phrase, "It gives shy persons the courage to do what needs to be done!"