We’ve visited Café Yolk several times, and our humans’ enthusiasm for breakfast shows no sign of fading. Bacon and maple syrup French toast, pancakes… apparently choosing is quite difficult. We could help, but nobody hands us a menu.
The welcome was friendly, with dogs allowed at selected indoor tables. Those tables sit quite close together, so settling down takes a little manoeuvring. Our compact dimensions proved useful, although larger canine colleagues might find things less comfortable.
There’s also an outside seating area. No dog refreshments were provided during our visits, so our humans should come prepared for our requirements as well as their own pancake ambitions.
Our humans described the food as exceptional, with plenty of excellent breakfast and brunch choices, excellent service and fair value. The atmosphere was lively but comfortable, especially busy at weekends. There are no bookings and often a queue outside, so bring a little patience alongside your appetite.
Silver Bowl: worth a detour for humans who take brunch seriously—and dogs willing to supervise from a snug spot.