Cracked Egg Cafe

We are from Germany and were on a two weeks roundtrip through California, Arizona, Utah and Nevada. Sequoia national Forest was our last stage before heading back to SFO. We got the recommendation at Corral Creek Lodge were we stayed and went there for breakfast twice. This is why:
The Cracked Egg Cafe looked purely "original" to us, not at all touristy. It has its very own character and that is what we almost enjoyed the most about it :-) It does not even try to be perfect in a mainstream way - it is just perfectly itself. Other than that the food is of really good quality (I had the oatmeal twice , my daughter pancakes which were really fluffy inside and slightly crispy outside and the Denver omelet at our 2nd visit, which was also great and was big enough to serve us (the rest of it) as a lunch pack for our hike that day.
Comment on the picture: We had never seen these bug fans before :-) They didn't have a lot of work to do, but we liked them.
Comment on the Date: we were there at 29th and 30th Aug. I just found out that I had posted this comment wrongly at the Cracked Egg cafe in New New Jersey :-) I hope I am in the right place now (Big Blue Road, Kernville, CA).

Breakfast portions were healthy, food was delicious and staff was super friendly...couldn't ask for anything more! The perfect breakfast 😋

Always our go to place for breakfast when we visit Kernville. Carol is always pleasant and accommodating. And the food never disappoints. The BEST hashbrowns I ever get anywhere. Please note, the business hours have changed and they are now closed on Sundays and Mondays.

Place is definitely what one would call "hole-in-the-wall". Went in and they were busy running around but were friendly and seated us right away. As we stood there though, we saw the french toast on the line and they looked divine. Ordered coffee (was decent), and the french toast combo. They do not have turkey or chicken sausage/bacon. They did substitute the bacon order with a piece of chicken. The french toast was delicious and as much as I wanted to eat them all, I just could not do it. Chicken was good as well. We complimented the chef of the french toast and the servers and cooking staff had a nice little banter which made the whole place laugh.
We parked on the main road and walked up, not sure if they have a parking lot. Prices are low as 2 orders of french toast combos and 2 coffees for less than $30, before tip. I did overhear they close at 2pm.
Lots of flies and chaotic but the food was good.