Gotham and Eggs 3139 South Grand Boulevard, St. Louis, MO 63118

"We got the slinger, biscuit and gravy, cinnamon roll, and pancake. Unfortunately the knife was so dull we struggled to cut through the pancake and cinnamon roll. But both them were pretty good. The biscuit and gravy was probably a 6/10 because it had an off taste in the gravy, but the biscuit was delicious. The chili lacked heat and salt, but overall the dish was great. The best thing on the table was the cubed potatoes! Crunchy and tasty, even after being slathered in egg yolk and chili. Would definitely come back with my marvel and dc obsessed family and friends. Would be good drunk dinner too"

"Now wait a minute…is it Gotham & Eggs or Got Ham and Eggs? Gotham & Eggs offers a unique dining experience for both breakfast and lunch enthusiasts and superhero fans alike. We had a time in there looking at all the superheroes. The concept of a superhero-themed diner is both creative and captivating. The owners, Jason and Shani, bring their expertise to create the perfect diner. I had the tuna salad…#stlouispescatarianapproved The bright and welcoming environment, adorned with superhero and comic-themed memorabilia, adds a touch of nostalgia and excitement to the dining experience. Be a kid and join in the fun."

"Very cool space, expertly decorated. Very kind server, though I could have used more coffee refills. I don't care for the gravy. Apparently it's the same base for vegetarian and regular--they just add sausage--so items with gravy won't work for me. The "frittata" was not a frittata--it was three egg bites, which seemed microwaved. The fruit I got was delicious, though! (Strawberries and blueberries, a solid portion.) Also good coffee. And the price was *fantastic.* We both ate for under $30. My partner got a vegetarian slinger. He was happy to have the option, but it was a lot more food than he bargained for. (I, on the other hand, was not full after eating my food.) We both want to try it again and see if we like other items better."

"Exemplary service, decor and themeing , ok food. Roost had an hour wait so we went down the block for breakfast, I wasn't disappointed. We had immediate seating at 11, those arriving after had a 10-15 minute wait. Took about 30 minutes to get our breakfast, and we were checked on and offered coffee refreshers several times. When it came out my waffle was maybe a touch overdone and no longer warm enough to melt the butter, my fiancees French toast was more fresh from the fryer. My eggs were correctly over easy with intact yolks and she loved her cheesy scrambled eggs. I liked that there were multiple waffle plus protein options, a lot of breakfast places are one or the other, and for a good price too. The whole place including the menu is comic book themed, which goes well with the 50s diner theme that looks like was already here. It's a big restaurant with outdoor seating available as well. Everything was clean, staff were pleasant and attentive. It's been open about 2 months, and seems like they're still working out some kinks, I hope they manage as its a fun concept, ripe for cross promotion with other local geekery."

"Great to see a fun new themed diner in the area. Friendly, lively, wonderful atmosphere. We will definitely be back. We had the chicken and waffles and smash burger, both very good. Waffle fries were perfect."