Seated, served, and taken care of all by the lovely Miss Cameron. Egg Bistro is the best brunch…read morearound. Sit on the patio for half-off mimosas

We stopped by The Egg Bistro for our last breakfast during our Va. Beach visit, and it was a great…read moresend off. First, the service was top-notch. Although we sat outside (because we were dining with a dog), we never had to wait too long for the waitress to check on us. Every 5-10 minutes, she dropped by to make sure things were going well and to refill our coffee. Since The Egg Bistro has a HUGE breakfast menu, I'm sure everyone should be able to find something that they will/might enjoy. For my dining pleasure, I tried something new and went with the Bennie & the Grits. This dish piqued my interest because I never heard of grits cakes in the four decades of living on this planet. For about 20 bucks, the dish included three fried grit cakes with ground sausage, grilled shrimp, more sausage, two poached eggs and a side. Although the serving size was HUGE, I was not a bit fan of the dish. Note, I didn't think the dish was prepared badly, I just didn't get the concept of the fried grits (this from a grits lover); however, everything else with the dish was pretty good. If you are a Bloody Mary lover, you might some interesting varieties of Bloody Marys here. Additionally, I really appreciated that The Egg Bistro ranks the Bloody Marys based on spice level. Overall, I definitely would not mind visiting this location during a future trip to Va Beach. The only (very) minor issue that I had was that the outdoor seating is right next to the parking lot so you might experience some exhaust fumes/smoke while eating if you chose to dine outside. Again, this would not have been a (very) minor issue if we were not dining with a dog.

Drinks and the bartender were awesome! The food was delicious and I enjoyed the vibes and…read moreatmosphere. I can't wait for my next visit

Before I say anything else... get the colossal cinnamon roll! Best cinnamon roll on the planet…read more Alright people here's the run down, it was 20 minute drive from where I am, it's in Pungo Virginia Beach so get ready for a trip. Once arrived you'll be greeted by the valet homies! Get yourself a drink from my guy at the side bar bc it will be at least an hour wait. I'm down for that tho because the ambiance and outdoorzy garden area is always chill for sun vibes and photos. Once you're seated that wait time will be well worth it bc everything on the menu is A1 but those Pungonian Shrimp & Grits!..... My God! An banger every time no questions. The steak and eggs, the pancakes, the mimosa flights, etc, Everything is worth the try! And oh...those biscuits.....with the butter and jam...man oh man. Outside of wait time and drive its a 5/5 stars. If i was one of those people who are mad impatient i would sit this one out bc you're gonna be chillin but if you're like me and like to chill, just get there early and enjoy! Won't disappoint. A banger for sure. Top tier breakfast/brunch location !

WOW! Husband and I will definitely be coming back!! We loved the sausage gravy specials on the…read moreweekend. The most flavorful sausage gravy ever!! Service is top notch!! I love the ladies working here, they were so so sweet! The place is cute and rustic decorated, which made for a welcoming vibe. LOVE THIS PLACE!

Loved it! The food was delicious and the service even better. I enjoy black coffee and let me tell…read moreyall this is where it's at. My son and I will definitely be back. The vibe is very homey and there is plenty of parking available. Thank you so much for making this breakfast amazing!

We visited Eddy's Cafe for the first time on a Saturday morning…read more We were able to walk right in & seat ourselves! Our waitress greeted us immediately & was very quick We placed our order & within just a few minutes it was already out to us. Everything tasted great & was fresh! We will definitely be viditi

I took my mother to Eddie's Cafe for breakfast on Mother's Day, and unfortunately it was a very…read moredisappointing experience from start to finish. As we were walking to our table (the restaurant has self-seating), my mother politely asked the owner if she could lower a window shade because the sun was shining directly in her face. The owner immediately responded, "No, no, can't do," and walked away. We ended up moving ourselves to another table where the sun wasn't an issue. What made this frustrating is that the shades are pull-down blinds, and in the past I've seen them adjusted for other customers. After ordering, everyone at our table received their food except me. All I ordered was two poached eggs, bacon, and French toast. About 10 minutes after everyone else's meals arrived, my food was finally brought out. By that point, the rest of the table was nearly finished eating. To make matters worse, my poached eggs contained multiple pieces of eggshell, forcing me to pick shells out of my mouth while eating. The eggs were also cold rather than warm. Another issue occurred when my mother asked for decaffeinated tea. The restaurant didn't have any decaf tea bags available, so she used one she had brought in her purse and simply requested a glass of hot water. The owner provided the hot water but charged her for it. When my mother asked why she was being charged despite supplying her own tea bag, the owner replied, "Because you use our hot water." I found this unreasonable, especially considering that customers are not charged for glasses of cold water. The overall condition of the restaurant has also declined significantly. The restroom was dirty and dusty and appeared not to have been cleaned thoroughly in quite some time. The furniture was worn, damaged, and covered with chipped paint. Eddie's Cafe used to be one of my favorite breakfast spots, but based on this visit, the quality of both the service and the facility has deteriorated considerably. Unfortunately, I will not be returning.

This is the second Bay Local location i've been to. Compared to the one of Shore Drive, it's…read morebigger, has more of an upbeat atmosphere, but still friendly and welcoming service. Our server helped us with food and drink suggestions, and overall had a pleasant time with good food.

Still one of our favorite brunch spots (top 3) in the area, and with it being less than 2 miles…read morefrom where we live, it is such a treat to have. They've made some updates since my last review. I noticed they swapped out the bar stools for what seem to be a bit more accommodating in style. They added cushion to the church benches, although they are a bit "grippy". They updated the other bar and also the outside area. I believe they have a cornhole section and from what I could tell, an area that could be really fun during the warmer months. The overall vibe is so quirky, cool, different, and I just love how it's decorated. The other locations have the same sort of intrigue but in much different ways. I still love the OG Bay Local and probably need to visit there again to be reminded of why we fell in love in the first place, but the location on General Booth... hard to beat, especially being so close. Another positive is the food quantity, quality, and price for what you are getting. Sure, almost every food establishment had to raise their price, but Bay Local seem to be very reasonable, ESPECIALLY for what you get. I know several other places that have good food, but you are paying several dollars more for what Bay Local offers that is similar (in some cases) but not slacking on portion control and quality. That is huge! Bay Local is a "well-oiled machine" with management, staff, and operations (not their first rodeo). The staff are attentive, friendly, fast in service, including fixing anything that may not have been correct, and still hold the quality of what they offer. Congrats to a great establishment, and it will remain on the top slots of our brunch list!

Plant Bingo at Sage Kitchen was a fun evening overall. Check-in was smooth, and the staff did a…read moregreat job explaining how the game worked and what to expect before everything got started. The game itself was lively, well-paced, and everyone seemed to have a great time. The patio where the event was held is beautiful, and it was spacious enough for the crowd. The only downside to the seating was that some guests ended up behind a wall where they could hear the caller but couldn't actually see her or the plants being awarded. One suggestion that I think would make the event even better is the prize structure. When there are ties, the winners have to play rock-paper-scissors to determine who gets the plant. While that's part of the fun, I felt bad for the people who won their bingo card but ultimately went home with a donated T-shirt, soil, or plant food instead of a plant. Even a small, inexpensive plant for the runner-up would make the experience feel more rewarding, especially since the event is centered around plants. The food and service were a bit of a mixed experience. I ordered the California Club with sweet potato fries, and it was delicious. However, the menu was more limited than expected, and we were told some of the regular menu items (including the tacos!) weren't available during the event. Our server was genuinely pleasant and did the best she could, but she appeared to be covering more tables than one person reasonably should. Service was slow, and we had to remind her about our drinks after our food had already arrived. It felt more like a staffing issue than a service issue. One thing I didn't care for was the payment process. We were only brought a credit card slip with the total to add a tip and sign after our card had already been charged. We had to specifically ask for an itemized receipt to review the charges. I would have preferred the opportunity to see the bill before my card was run or at least have the option to use a different payment method. The event advertising was also a little misleading. The description said, "Join us for 20 rounds of bingo, raffle entries, plant prizes, tacos & drinks!" Based on that wording, it certainly sounded like tacos and non-alcoholic beverages were included with the ticket price. Instead, everything had to be purchased separately, and we were told the tacos (which are on the regular restaurant menu) weren't even available during the event due to the limited event menu. Clarifying that food and drinks are available for purchase would help set better expectations. Despite those issues, we genuinely enjoyed ourselves. I was fortunate enough to win one of the plants, and it's beautiful. My suggestions are simply things I think would make an already fun event even better for everyone. The energy of Plant Bingo, the beautiful patio, the organized check-in, and the friendly atmosphere made for an enjoyable evening, and with a few improvements to the prize distribution, staffing, payment process, and event advertising, it could easily become an even better experience.

I recently attended plant bingo hosted at Sage Kitchen located inside the Anderson garden Center…read more  I was promptly greeted and directed to the check-in table. The check-in process was seamless; my group received our bingo cards and the flyer outlining the 20 game plays, and we appreciated the flexibility of the indoor and outdoor seating. The service was both friendly and efficient. We were required to start a tab; I was unsure if this is standard policy or specific to the event, but either way it worked out well. I ordered the Baja bowl: grilled chicken, black beans, corn, cheddar cheese, tomatoes, and avocado served on cilantro-lime rice topped with tortilla strips and Aji Verde sauce. My bowl was delicious, fresh and portioned just right. The plant selections for the prizes were great, I actually won a Pothos Yellow Flame. I do have two suggestions: 1. Consider having extra plant prizes available for tie-breaking rounds instead of playing rock-paper-scissors. If you win you deserve a plant. 2. It would be helpful if guests were provided with a copy of their bill to verify for accuracy before their card is charged and the tab is closed. Overall, I thoroughly enjoyed the meal and the event. I look forward to returning to Sage Kitchen soon.

Very nice place!! I highly recommend it!! I had the Mallorca French toast with spicy syrup and…read morethe Argentinian sausage. Fantastic!! Jackalyn treated me like one of the family. I really enjoyed the experience!! I'll definitely be going back!!

Quickly sat at the breakfast bar, bar area. Such a cute…read moreplace. Large enough for a small gathering with a few friends and family. Menu has delicious items. Staff super friendly and attentive. I am not able to eat a large amount of food, so I ordered a breakfast empanada and a coffee. Because the food I ordered was yummy, I ordered their flancocho is superb!! I would come back just for coffee and dessert too! Plenty of parking and the atmosphere is just right for conversation.

I stopped into Brooklyn Bagels on a Saturday morning around 10am. Even though I live nearby, I've…read moreonly been once before, so I was excited to give it another try. I ordered the Williamsburg Bagel, which consisted of lox, plain cream cheese, tomato, capers, and red onion. I originally wanted it on an Everything bagel, but since they were out, I went with a Garlic bagel instead. Even though it was a tad bit crowded, my sandwich was ready in about 5 mins. I've had the Williamsburg Bagel before so I was excited to enjoy it again but I wasn't a big fan of the thick-cut red onions they added on there, and I actually love onions! Unfortunately, I ended up taking most of them off. I also wish it had more cream cheese, the thin layer on the bottom just wasn't enough for me. That said, the bagel itself was fresh and overall, the sandwich tasted good. At almost $20, it did feel a little pricey for a bagel sandwich, but I enjoyed it. I'd definitely come back to try other options. The interior is full of Brooklyn pictures, which I love! Definitely check them out if you're in the area!

I'm not sure if I'm being biased, but visiting from NJ/NY area, there was nothing great about…read more"Brooklyn" bagels. My husband and a friend came here on a Thursday morning to order 6 items and they were gone for almost an hour (it was a 10 minute drive from where we stayed). They come back with a bag of "bagels" (if that's what you want to call them) drenched in ketchup. Our orders were extremely simple: BEC w/PK on a plain bagel Egg and cheese on a croissant BEC w/PK on an asiago bagel Taylored Ham, egg & cheese on a bagel Toasted everything bagel with lox & cream cheese Here is everything that went wrong: 1. The bagel store didn't offer BACON, so we ended up substituting for sausage. The sausage patty was probably the size of my kid's palm- that's how small it was. The eggs were overcooked and had no taste, but don't worry, they'll make sure to smother the entire bagel with ketchup to make up for it. 2. TOASTED bagel with lox & cream cheese- bagel was not toasted, and there wasn't any lox available. 3. Egg & cheese on a croissant- the place didn't have any croissants... so had to substitute this for a roll 4. It was the chef's second day in the kitchen. Bagels alone wasn't great quality..it was edible enough, but extremely chewy and stiff, especially after taking so long to prepare the orders and with two people working in a place that is seemingly popular with the Yelp Community, the amount of time it took this order to be ready was a little ridiculous. I ordered the same thing back home the following day and it took less time to make here in NJ than it did here on a non-busy day with just my husband and friend as their sole customer at the time.