(6/26/2010-lazy posting skills) I've heard about LGO for years but never made an effort to find it or try it until recently. First time at LGO after a brisk morning walk with my group. After staring at the menu for 10 minutes and getting jostled around by the morning crowd, our party of four came down to these choices: two jersey girl omelets, a daybreaker omelet, and pancakes. Delicious! I had a jersey omelet and was enlightened by the huge hunks of pastrami, potatoes, onions and chives embedded my omelet. This morning it was also served with a side berries and two pieces of toasted pumpernickel that made a lovely complement to the pastrami. I didn't get to try the daybreaker, but my friend's plate of turkey, cut cherry tomatoes (lots of spillage, which I love) and smushy, yummy chunks of avocado is making me count down the days until I can schedule another visit! The crepes looked amazing as well.\n\nI've never had a Havana coffee before, so I gave it a whirl once they told me it had condensed milk. Growing up with my dad's coffee concoction of milk, coffee, and condensed milk, I didn't think anyone would ever get it.\n\nAnd then came LGO's Havana coffee. Now, I'm hooked for life! I love their Havana Coffee and plan on stopping in again to check out their other breakfast dishes (the Daybreaker!), Their pizza also looks yummy - will have to check that out as well. \n\nIt was also fun to wander around the gourmet/eclectic grocery while we waited for our orders, although we learned quickly that we had to have someone secure a table in the pizzeria or else it would be standing room with your plate. I saw a lot of neat things stationary and knick knacks for sale, but it was at eclectic prices, so I had to pass. I did find it cool that they had a few local artists' goods for sale as well. \n\nI can't wait to come back! Parking is a premium, as many before me have mentioned, so a few recommendations: park across Campbell at the small lot or at the Arcadia Room (also owned by LGO), go for valet parking in the back of LGO, or hope for the best and try to wait for a parking space in the front. Just don't be \"that person\" and block traffic!
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