Lyons Corner

I was tired of eating in the hotel and tired of Starbucks so did some walking to find a local time. I haven’t upon this place. It’s a little difficult to see since it’s covered by construction material. I walked in and was a great saw to sit down at the counter. Does that mean you already so I certainly left it. A server came up to me and asked if I wanted coffee and I said yes, she mumbled something. Couldn’t even understand what you’re saying. She Mac and I ordered omelette breakfast. Still not coffee so I asked to sugar walking by if I could get coffee and she said sure I can get it for you. she brought it right over for 1000 cream of sugar. I finally looked up and figured out that there was an area where you could cream sugar so I walked over grab my supplies and sat down. I guess that

The prawn 🦐 harder than a piece of foam, the service despite having reservations was nearly invisible. While I understand there was a parade the staff was short handed which resulted in poor service. The only thing I recommend is the chicken. Oh and the menu…. Well loved would be putting it kindly.

We came here on Christmas Day after worrying we wouldn’t find somewhere to eat. The service and especially our server were both incredibly warm, friendly, and attentive. The pancakes were the best I’ve ever had. Thanks to our server and cook!

The Lyon’s Corner was attached to Hotel Theo and it is an attractive restaurant. The decor is intentional and appropriate for the name. My yogurt parfait was good but my egg bites pimento was very bland. The service was excellent and everything else was great!

Great spot for a light casual breakfast or snack when a pastry is not enough. I got the egg bites which were good but now wish I had the avocado toast instead. Everything on the menu looks good. I ordered at the counter but the food was then served hot at my table. Loved all the velvet booths and chairs. Nice cozy and charming place to chill.