First Watch

Really great quality breakfast food options, juices and drinks. Loved the staff and really neat vibe. When we went on a Saturday it was pretty busy but we were able to get in quickly, even as a party of 10.

Came here with co-workers and ordered the traditional breakfast with toast and bacon. The food came out fast and everything was cooked well. The staff made sure we had what we needed without hovering. The vibe was relaxed and great for conversation. We left full and happy.

Server was great. She was quick and pleasant. I ordered a Turkey Bravo sandwich with potatoes for breakfast. Despite the turkey being a processed patty it was actually rather good. The potatoes were perfection. Being it was my first time here the server even brought me some juice drink as a welcome to their place. Everything was great... and then a guy working there just walked up and took my plate of potatoes when I was not done yet. I'm 44 years old and I dont think that has ever happened in my life. It was so weird, I was dumbfounded and didnt know what to say. So I paid for my stuff and left. Now I'm torn, because on one hand it started as a great dining experience and the then turned into the weirdest.

Truly can’t go wrong with the food at First Watch, but I was disappointed by the service and cleanliness at this specific location. The silverware looked unwashed (likely just unpolished, but still unappealing) and we found a speck of something in our water. Our server was kind, but we felt rushed through our meal. I love this brand, but this visit didn't quite live up to the usual experience.

At Beyond This, we often talk about the "Why" and "What" of our work: it’s about dignity, connection, and survival for families who are too often overlooked. When we look for a place to share a meal, we aren't just looking for good food; we’re looking for a space that honors those same values. Our recent visit to First Watch reminded us that true hospitality is about seeing the person first, regardless of their physical needs. ​From a "big picture" perspective, a restaurant’s accessibility is a direct reflection of how much they value their community. First Watch doesn't just meet the bare minimum; they cultivate an environment where everyone can navigate the world with independence. One of the biggest hurdles for families with mobility challenges is the "obstacle course" of crowded tables