by Jen G 
We knew we wanted healthy, but did we want want savory or sweet for breakfast? Oh, our first world problems! EATÂ is now serving breakfast, so Jon and I moseyed on over like the little old couple we are.
I’d been seeing the transformations of the interiors and the gorgeous new ceramic collection growing each week when I picked up my veggies from the CSA , but I hadn’t dined there in a while. Last…
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How much did it run you? Eat’s prices used to be very reasonable ($15 including tip for a hearty dinner), but the last time I was there it was $30.
$20 tops. Very reasonable. And if you get yogurt is $4. Not bad!