Critic's Review
The breakfast restaurant at Sunset Station is the Brass Fork, which is substantially similar to the Lucky Penny restaurants in other Station properties.It's a nice, comfortable space. But I don't like eating breakfast at a counter.
Brass Fork Counter
If you get up early you can avoid the crowds; at 6:50am the place is pretty much empty.
Brass Fork Sunset Table
You get a pot of good coffee and cream in a glass if you ask for it; I ordered the "American Breakfast" with sausage links and rye toast.
Music isn't bad, with "Weightless" and "Falling Up" detected. The food came out in 17 minutes.
Brass Fork Classic
A good portion, but whoever is in the kitchen at this hour has no idea how to do over-easy eggs. Yikes.
Brass Fork Not Over Easy
At least the yolks weren't cooked hard.
The food was fine and overall a pleasant experience.
Conclusion
You don't have many choices when you're staying at a hotel for breakfast; you can get one of those rubber sandwiches at Starbucks or go to whatever restaurant the hotel offers. The difference in Station properties is you're not paying $28 for eggs and toast. The Brass fork is a nice venue with fair prices, and you can't complain about that.
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