My first thought is that some of your questions are not necessary.  "Are you hungry?"  (Well, that is why they are there.)  "Are you looking for any place to have breakfast?" (Not any more.  They are in your restaurant.)  The other questions/comments are usually asked when the people are already sitting at a table, so to say at the end "I have a special table for you." would not be necessary.  Many times, servers will ask what the person would like to drink first to allow the customer time to look at the menu and decide what they want to eat.  I hope this is helpful.

Correction:

We have a large menu where you can choose between many different options, from classic bacon and eggs, a sweet breakfast like French toast or pancakes, eggs Benedict with bacon or salmon, to a huge lovely "big breky breakfast" (I have no idea what that includes, so it might be good to explain).

Does it make sense?

This is a short speech for my work at a restaurant on the breakfast time. It is like an introduction for the guests or customers:

"Good morning, how are you? Are you hungry? Are you looking for any place to have breakfast? We have a large menu where you can choose between many different options, from classical bacon&eggs, through sweet breakfast like the French toast or the pancakes, to an eggs benedict with bacon or salmon or a huge lovely "big breky breakfast". I welcome you to try/taste anyone ours because, as well, I have a special table for you :)".