Yolked Kitchen - (Near Clovis, CA)

5 /5 Carole McMills: Always a great experience. I love our bartender, even though I cant remember his name right now. Oops. We usually sit at the bar to eat. The food is yummy and the drinks are delicious. I dont like pancakes but I will definitely eat them pancakes here. Love the vibe, it has a nice patio that looks out to the walking trail. The parking isnt always the best but it doesnt matter because its so good.

5 /5 Priscilla Personified: As a treat for my good friend we decided to try this restaurant for her birthday. It had been on our list to try for a while. I was quickly seated and ordered an espresso martini. Im really impressed on how good that morning espresso Martini was as it wasnt overly sweet but it carried a very strong coffee flavor. I ordered the smoked salmon which was held high on Fresh sourdough bread. The salmon was delicious with the pickled onions and capers. I also added a side of potatoes which came out nice and crispy. My friend ordered the traditional breakfast that did not disappoint. Overall I definitely want to come back and try a few more items on the menu I highly recommend this breakfast spot.

5 /5 Abigail Bolen: Yes, it is worth the hype. It’s on the pricey side and everyone who comes here seems to dress up. I didn’t know this and rolled in wearing a beanie and a puffer vest which didn’t offend anyone or break any dress code rules (there aren’t any), I just felt underdressed. Expect to spend around $70.00 (on the low end) for two meals and two coffees including tip. To be clear, our meal was $63 and I tipped 12 to make it $75 even. If you’re ordering other drinks I’m sure you could expect upward of $90. I got the “Shes Crafty” and drank a vanilla cortado. My friend ordered the Christmas burrito and drank a white mocha. I loved the “Shes Crafty” and would consider it the perfect brunch choice if you can’t pick between something sweet and something savory. The bread gives the impression of like a Hawaiian sweet roll and the ham compliments that, with the cheese and the egg yolk coming in with the creamy savory dream you didn’t know you had. The Christmas burrito didn’t wow my friend how my meal did, but it very much belongs on the menu and deserves the clout. The cortado I drank was my favorite I’ve had in Fresno. This spot is definitely worth a visit, but I wouldn’t make it my weekly Sunday spot. It’s definitely best for special occasions or for when you want to show someone visiting Fresno that Fresno actually does have some very decent food options. Will come again!

5 /5 Jerome Cooper: I recently visited this venue for brunch and I was happy I did. The food was great and the service was very friendly. We ordered a few different dishes and they were all delicious. The patio has heaters, is dog friendly, and is also right off the pedestrian path so it’s a great space to post up at. I’d recommend checking them out if you want a solid breakfast or lunch.

5 /5 Devon Strong: My husband and I came to Yolked Kitchen for the first time yesterday. We were honestly so shocked that we hadn’t eaten here sooner. The food was incredible. Our favorite breakfast restaurant is Cafe Nouvaeu in Ventura, however Yolked Kitchen is like our new “Cafe Nouvaeu” in Fresno!