My new job had a Golly Waffles stand for a couple hours in the office and I would've gotten 5 if I…read moredidn't want to make a good impression LOL. I'm not sure if the gentleman I spoke to was the owner, but he was extremely kind and easygoing. If I remember correctly, I got the cinnamon waffle with cream cheese icing and as you can see, I couldn't wait to take a bite. I would definitely look into booking them for a work event or even having them at your wedding!!

I had Golly waffles cater a fall festival event last week. The set up was perfect. The booth was…read moreeye catching and well branded. Definitely helps boost excitement while waiting in line for delicious waffles with all the trimmings. The team was extremely professional, most of all, the waffles were spectacular! This is my second time using them because we had special requests to have the return. Each event called for a different set up, so we've had the both the tent and waffle truck set up and both events were catered and executed to perfection!

Ashburn's Best Breakfast -- Full Stop Famous Toastery in…read moreAshburn has earned its reputation as the go-to breakfast and brunch spot in Loudoun County, and every single visit reminds me why. This place just gets it right. Every dish is made with fresh ingredients daily, including pasteurized cage-free eggs and fresh-squeezed orange juice and you can absolutely taste the difference. The French toast is phenomenal, the pancakes are light and fluffy, and the omelets are loaded and satisfying. The mimosa flights are a crowd favorite for brunch and pair perfectly with just about anything on the menu. The meal portions are generous, everything arrives hot and correct, and the server automatically refills your drinks and checks back often that kind of attentive, thoughtful service is what keeps people coming back week after week. The restaurant has a cozy section in the back for more privacy, and the overall atmosphere is lively and welcoming - perfect for a solo breakfast, a family brunch, or catching up with friends. The menu has something for everyone, including plenty of gluten-free options, which is a huge plus. It's the kind of place where you feel like a regular even on your first visit. If you haven't made Famous Toastery your weekend morning tradition yet, it's time to start. ​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

We came to Famous Toastery for my dad's birthday. My parents have been coming here for a while now…read more They recently redid the place and it looks great. The atmosphere feels fresh and welcoming. The service was outstanding from everyone, including the manager who stopped by to check on us. A special thanks to Alex, our waiter, who was attentive, kind, and made the experience even better. It was really nice to see how warmly the staff interacted with my parents--they clearly know and appreciate their regular customers. Now I understand why my parents love coming here. We'll definitely be back!

"Nash" is a joke of a sandwich. There is nothing Nashville hot about some plain ass franks red hot…read moredrizzled on an over cooked, over breaded thin ass slice of chicken. Biscuit was cold and dry AF. Gravy tasted like Elmer's glue with a slight hint of sausage. Waffle attack had unripe NOT caramelized banana. Was cold and only had one strawberry. Oh.. also took 35 min for cold terrible food. Skip this place for breakfast. It sucks hard.

Finally! I had Daybreak on my must-try list, and I decided that today was the day to try it out!…read more My husband and I were a bit unsure since we didn't know it was in the Business Center. When we arrived around 10:30am, there were already a few diners. We chose our meals and headed to the bar, Nectar, to place our order. Even then, we were curious about how good the food would actually be. Then the food arrived. Wow, we were so happy we gave it a shot. The quality of the biscuit sandwich was fantastic. I really appreciated that their biscuit was homemade. It was buttery and blended perfectly with the other ingredients. The only suggestion I have is to make the egg yolk runny, as the biscuit can be a bit dry at times. I can't wait to come back and try other vendors, but I definitely want to return for another biscuit next time!

We brought our whole staff here to celebrate a great Easter weekend. The vibes of this place…read moredefinitely southern comfort. The server we had was amazing. She did a phenomenal job overseeing our whole group by herself. The food was good. I love a good southern comfort meal. But I'd be lying that I wasn't a little disappointed they didn't have chicken and waffles. They do have chicken and biscuits which looked good. But I was craving that delicious crispy meat over a savory waffle. Everyone at our table enjoyed their meals. Not a single person complained. If anything, they said how much food they got! When in the area again, will take a stop here to enjoy their food again!

GOOD FOOD, RUDE SERVICE: I recently visited Milk and Honey and had a mixed experience…read more The smothered chicken and biscuits entree was very good. It's exactly what you'd expect from a Southern style dish in Charleston SC. Rich, comforting, and well executed. The crispy calamari appetizer was disappointing. Most of the pieces were tiny, which made them too small to dip into the sauce. It was also too salty. Cutting the salt by about 33% would help a lot. The worst part was the service. There was a long gap between our appetizer and entrees, and I could see our food sitting under the heat lamps for a long time. When our server Soledad passed by, I told her I noticed our entrees were ready and asked if we could get them. She seemed annoyed and told me I had to wait my turn because they execute tickets in order. The kitchen talent is clearly good, but they need to train their servers to have more grace under pressure. Overall, not worth coming again when there are so many great dining options in the area.

Great staff, very friendly and fast service. Good was excellent. Only complaint is I would've…read morepreferred my bagel toasted with the BLTA but otherwise great flavor. As a New Yorker this is place is a gem. Actual NY Bagel flavor (bagels from Essa bagels in NYC). Delightful experience overall. Has indoor and outdoor seating.

Overall spacious space, clean and bright. It has a friendly staff and the menu is small and not…read moreoverwhelming at all with options for everyone. The food was great as well. I had the Charleston chicken sandwich. It fell out of the bun but it was good. The fries though were very very hard and hard to eat. That definitely could have gone better

Pretty adorable coffee shop around the corner of the Walgreens. I only had 30 minutes for lunch but…read morewanted a pick me up. They have a wonderful selection of coffee/tea options but I prefer my standard chai or matcha. I tried their cranberry mocha and I wasn't a huge fan to be honest. I didn't taste any cranberry so to me it wasn't worth the $6 or $7. I also ordered their avocado toast but they didn't tell me they ran out of avocados until after I paid. So I ended up swapping to a caprese sandwich (which I'm glad I did) because I had a limited time. I actually think I would enjoy the sandwich more than the toast.

Lots of fun specialty coffee drinks and a wide variety of syrups from the back. Not sure if some of…read moreany of the syrups are handmade. I got the Lavender Fields latte and it was a strong Lavendar flavor! Sweet and floral drink.

Found this place by accident looking for a bougie cup of coffee... this is not that place. Instead…read morewe found a simply delicious home cooked breakfast at a reasonable price and friendly atmosphere. Immediately walked in, greeted with a smile and conversation. A booth opened up and we ordered: Two coffees, waters, a breakfast burrito, hashbrowns and bacon, egg and cheese on wheat toast. We are so so full and it cost about $24. Stop in and eat at Joe's. If your business, military service, law enforcement etc trades coins/patches- their walls are covered in patches and coins. I'm sure they'd love another.

Look up the definition of a Diner in the dictionary??? There's a picture of Joe's Cafe. My local…read morebuddy's favorite breakfast place and HALLELUJAH, what a gem! I wish we had a Joe's in Reno, but I would end up weighing 300 pounds! First of all, thanks to Helen and the incredibly helpful and friendly staff for enhancing the experience and making my breakfast just that much better. Just walking in you knew you would be leaving full, content and happy (and ready for a mid morning nap)! The food was exactly what I was hoping for and actually expected. My buddy Mike had a Denver Omelette with Hash Browns and Rye Toast and I had a Cheddar Cheese, Mushroom and Bacon Omelette, also with Rye. I also got a side of Sausage Gravy for my Crispy Browns. Pure yummalishous! We all have our favorite "type" of Omelette and this was mine. Thin, not fluffy eggs, LOTS of fixins' and gooey melted cheese. I forgot we also got a side of pancakes and some scrapple! Yes, we literally pigged out! Cant wait to say hi to the crew next month when I return... and enjoy another great meal! Cheers, JimG

Had the pleasure of grabbing an iced coffee with a friend here today! I love how cute this cafe is…read moreand all the trinkets they have to offer. My iced latte was out of this world! My friend opted for a breakfast sandwich, which looked tasty as-well. Staff was friendly. Love the outdoor seating option on these fall days.

What a lovely, sweet little place! We stopped in for lunch today. The young lady behind the counter…read morecouldn't have been kinder or more welcoming. I ordered the Marquette sandwich (grilled cheese) with herbed tomato spread and spinach, and my cousin ordered a bagel with salmon. I made a special request for how I wanted my sandwich cooked and the cook made it exactly right. I followed up with a Little Flower Tea Latte, which was unusual but quite tasty. We thought the cafe was just adorable and would definitely recommend you visit.

The food was Amazing! I ordered the Elevated Egg Sandwich. The Bun: Lightly toasted, buttery…read morebrioche. The Protein: Hardwood smoked bacon and an over-easy cage-free egg. I asked for mine to be fried. Gruyère cheese and lemon-dressed arugula. Fresh smashed avocado and creamy mayonnaise. Comes with a side serving of perfectly seasoned breakfast potatoes.

Really, really good breakfast place! Senior you're on a Friday morning, and the place was hopping…read more I had a steak and eggs breakfast bowl. It was fabulous! Decent amount of steak, great potatoes, eggs were perfectly done over easy. It's sprinkled with Mexican cheese and a green sauce and some wilted spinach. BF had a traditional breakfast, and he said it was really good. Very generous amount of potatoes. A nice touch was how they left a thermos of coffee on your table so you could refill anytime you want, as well as a carafe of water Service was friendly. My only suggestion for improvement... The place is very very noisy. The acoustics are just really bad inside, and so it's hard to hear your dining companion. We actually ate outdoors, which was very pleasant, except we were seated under a speaker, and the music did not need to be that loud. If the noise issue could be fixed, this would be the perfect place!

I rate restaurants within their category and concept. I am not comparing a neighborhood breakfast…read morespot to a Michelin star dining experience. If a place consistently delivers tasty food, solid execution, and keeps you wanting to come back, that earns a top rating from me. Ted's Bulletin absolutely does that. We have been to the One Loudoun location several times for breakfast, and it is consistently a great experience. That kind of consistency matters, especially for breakfast service where some places can be hit or miss. One of our favorites has been the huevos rancheros. They serve it on tostadas, which gives the dish a great crispy base and a really satisfying texture. It is flavorful, hearty, and always hits the spot. We have also had their homemade tater tots, and they are excellent. Nicely fried, crisp on the outside, soft inside, and clearly done with care rather than feeling like an afterthought side dish. Their French toast is another strong option and always enjoyable. If you are in the mood for something sweeter, it is a very solid choice. We have also tried the breakfast cinnamon roll. It is definitely generous in size. It is decent and worth trying, but it can be a lot, which is probably why we only order it occasionally. For the kids, the hot chocolate is always a favorite and something they genuinely look forward to each visit. Overall, Ted's Bulletin continues to deliver tasty breakfast food, dependable quality, and a family friendly experience that keeps us coming back. Easy 5 stars from me.

I've had some genuinely good breakfasts at Ted's Bulletin locations before, which made this lunch…read morevisit feel like a bit of a letdown. I went with the club sandwich--perfectly fine, but about as memorable as a meeting that could've been an email. Nothing wrong with it, just nothing that would ever bring me back for round two. The fries, on the other hand, showed up crispy and confident... easily the highlight of the plate. There are plenty of solid lunch options in the area, and in hindsight, I probably should've explored one of them instead. I did spot a grilled cheese that looked great walking by--but let's be honest, grilled cheese always looks like it has its life together. It wasn't crowded, service was fine, and nothing was outright bad--it just didn't deliver the kind of experience I've come to expect from Ted's. If I return, it'll be for breakfast, where they seem to know exactly what they're doing.