Cora - Richmond

The Eierknechte here are always great. Prices have increased a bit, as these two items cost $42. I’m taking off one star for the price, but otherwise, the food and quality are excellent.

This is a family-friendly spot that’s perfect for a leisurely brunch. We weren’t worried about filling up too early at 11. The staff was friendly and incredibly helpful, offering great recommendations. Although they were busy, they made a genuine effort to ensure we had everything we needed, and our coffee cups were frequently refilled. It’s a great place to bring the kids on the weekend or just to enjoy a tasty brunch.

I recently visited Cora's for the first time, and it pleasantly surprised me. The kid-friendly atmosphere is fantastic—it's a wonderful place to enjoy a meal with the family. The only downside for me was the menu, which I found a bit confusing, but that might just be my own perspective! Thankfully, the waitress was very helpful in suggesting some items, and her recommendations were spot on.

If you're looking for a brunch spot where you can indulge in pancakes, sausages, and bacon while still feeling somewhat healthy, Cora's is the perfect choice. I appreciate how they highlight the story behind Cora—just Google them or visit any of their locations, and you'll likely find the history displayed on the walls. My eggs benedict was delightful, and my boyfriend struggled to finish his dish because of all the fruit. You'll definitely leave feeling satisfied, but not overly greasy!

This is a fantastic spot for breakfast or brunch. They focus on healthier eating by incorporating a lot of fruit into their dishes. While the prices are a bit on the higher side, the portion sizes are generous and well-presented. The staff are generally friendly and efficient. I often order the Cora's special, which includes a bit of everything: eggs, bacon, ham, sausage, potatoes, pancakes, and toast. However, I rarely finish it since it's quite a large meal!