One reason for going to a restaurant is to order something I am not very capable of preparing at home, and one of these items is an omelette. Jimmy's has some breakfast choices that sound more interesting than ones available at the average restaurant, one of which is the South of the Border Omelette. This was an omelette with "fire roasted ranchero sauce" (but fortunately not one that set my mouth on fire). The plate comes with a choice of breads (I ordered a tortilla) and one side dish (mine was mixed fruit). It was a filling meal at a reasonable price.

The eggs were obviously very fresh, and this was definitely a good feature of Jimmy's Egg. However, the ranchero sauce did not taste at all Mexican to me, and was a letdown based on what I was expecting. It was really hard to evaluate the "South of the Border Omelette" because I think it would have been quite good if I had ordered a regular omelette without the ranchero sauce. Quite a few other varieties are available including a veggie omelette that sounded good.

Part of the problem at Jimmy's Egg was that the Mixed Fruit really did not add much to the meal, and I found much of the fruit to be rather unflavorful. I was glad that they had something healthy, but some of it did not seem ripe enough.

The tortilla was pretty average, although I was glad that they were able to provide this as the bread choice.