The waffles came prepackaged, another shocker when you think about the fact that Kylie could probably have a personal chef whip up fresh waffles for her at any time. (But let's not forget that this is a girl who prefers Aunt Jemima maple syrup and supermarket marshmallows .) That said, the waffles were actually delicious — dense and moist with a caramelized crunch. The soup was also flavorful and went down surprisingly easy at 11 a.m. in tandem with my iced coffee, plus, it came with extra bread! The avocado toast, however, was underwhelming. The spread was a bit too lemony and chia-seed heavy, and the sourdough was soggy.Overall, though the brunch seemed trendy, it tasted mass-produced. But that hasn't stopped our girl Kylie, "I actually love that it's a chain because I can eat at their locations all over the world. No matter the location, the food is always good..."The takeaways from eating Kylie Jenner's favorite brunch? When you're a world traveler, consistency in taste and ambiance can be the key to feeling right at home — that and it's never too early OR hot for soup. Oh, and celebrities really are just like us.