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.

My sister and I went here for the first time. Right away we noticed the super friendly staff and…read morelots of regulars. The atmosphere is like an old fashioned diner. The menu is large which is typical of diner fare. I couldn't resist getting the Philly cheesesteak but also had to try their tuna fish. I had a side of cole slaw too. We both had coffee which was excellent. The cheesesteak was excellent, hot, tasty and juicy. The coleslaw had a nice blend of crunch and tang. The tuna salad had a deli feel to it. Not the everyday tuna out of a can. My sister got two eggs over easy, lots of perfectly cooked bacon, buttered toast and grits. All delicious. Loved this place!

We had a great overall experience here. The restaurant is conveniently located in a shopping…read morecenter, so there's plenty of parking, and the interior is clean, modern, and inviting. The only downside was that the music was a little louder than I prefer, making conversation slightly difficult at times. Our waitress was incredibly personable and friendly, and she made us feel very welcome. Service was a bit slow, but it appeared she was the only server working that day, so it was understandable. The food more than made up for the wait. The biscuits were absolutely fantastic. The spring salad was one of the best salads I've had in a long time. The grilled chicken on top was seasoned beautifully and cooked perfectly, juicy and tender without being overdone. I'd definitely come back for the food and the welcoming service. Hopefully they'll have a little more staff next time, but it was still a very enjoyable meal.

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!

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!

"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.

First Watch is a brunch chain known for their diverse menu, and this location is in Sterling…read more There's plenty of free parking in the lots around the restaurant. It was unusually busy for a Monday morning, but the ambiance here can be described as casual and clean. It's great for a family outing, hanging out with groups of 2-4 people or a relaxed date. The service here is also fantastic! Our waitress checked in on us a few times and the food didn't take that long to come out. My broccoli and cheddar soup was seasoned well and came with crackers. Also, my Monterrey Club was filled nicely. There was a good ratio of turkey to bacon to greens to bread to tomato and avocado. I do wish there was a more flavorful chipotle sauce or something on it However, the you pick 2 was priced well for the amount of food. It was the perfect amount to fill me up. I'd come here if you're looking for a place to eat brunch for sure. I've been to other First Watches and this one is comparable!

This is such a solid brunch spot. It has everything! I can order something on days when I'm craving…read morea healthy breakfast or on days when I want something that makes me feel like a big back lol. They usually have a seasonal menu which is nice to try new options. They have full bar options, juices, coffee, teas, and mocktails. You can also get health shots and juices. I love to typically order the Trifecta as a waffle girlie. What I ordered: Cheesy grits 10/10 Blueberry cornbread 8/10 Bacado omelette 10/10 Frittata Rustica 10/10 Service was fast, informative, and kind. Overall, a great experience! It's a casual spot that's great for large groups. It can get very busy so book a reservation in advance especially if it's a big group on a weekend.

Staff members treat customers as guests. Interior was bright and buzzing with energy. The noise…read morelevel was ideal for me quiet enough to hear my party and loud enough not to hear what was said at the next table. I enjoyed my chicken salad croissant. The croissant was airy and flaky and pecans gave the chicken salad a little crunch.

DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME OR MONEY!…read more I posted a review several months ago about Ridgetop CoffeeTop consistently running out of coffee and giving customers a 16-ounce cup when they actually paid for a 20-ounce cup. As a result of that review, I spoke with Christina, who manages the shop. She was genuinely sincere, apologized for the issues, and assured me that things were going to change. Unfortunately, that has not been my experience. On Friday, July 10, at approximately 9:30 a.m., I visited the shop again. I was the fifth person in line, looking at my phone, when I heard the first customer being told they had no coffee. He immediately walked out. The next two customers ordered iced tea. The fourth customer, who was directly in front of me, ordered two cups of coffee. I clearly heard the employee tell him there was no coffee available and that he would have to wait 5 to 10 minutes. Although he was obviously frustrated, he agreed to wait and took a seat. When it was my turn, I asked the cashier if I had heard correctly that there was currently no coffee. She confirmed they were about to brew a fresh pot. I pointed out that five customers had already been in line and that this was a coffee shop with no coffee available. After already turning away one customer and asking another to wait, only then were they starting a new pot? The cashier responded with an attitude, saying, "You'll just have to wait 5 to 10 minutes." This is exactly what I discussed with Christina months ago. I simply do not understand how a coffee shop can repeatedly run out of coffee. At a minimum, there should always be another pot brewing or ready so customers are not left waiting 5 to 10 minutes after placing an order. That is poor planning and poor customer service. It is clear that nothing has changed since my conversation with Christina. I asked if either Christina or Dan, the other manager, was available, and I was told there were no managers on duty. At that point, I walked out. I cannot recommend spending your time or money at a coffee shop that repeatedly fails to have coffee available. It would be like going to a grocery store with no groceries. If a business specializes in coffee, customers should reasonably expect coffee to be available.

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.

I came here for breakfast with my family since it was the closest location to where we were going…read moreafterwards. This location is great as far as plenty of parking and room within the establishment. They also have plenty of outside seating for a decent sized party if you wanted to enjoy the weather. That's pretty much all of the nice things I can say as far as it goes because this location lacks customer service quality. At least the majority outside of the actual manager on duty. He actually came to the table, asked if everything tasted fine and gave my kids some stickers. Hey it's not much, but that is good service he gave even though the place was busy. Now let me be clear, not EVERYONE at this location was/is lacking customer service. The server we had took their time to check on us, and wasn't just the warmest. It was just pretty much borderline average service. Which is rare, because each location I've eaten at, I've always received good to great service. Now I don't expect chick Fila type service but at least seem like you're happy enough to deal with your customers. Even my wife mentioned that it felt "off". I really wanted to give this place a higher rate because of the nice manager, but the visit was just too average and lacked a welcoming vibe. Overall a 3.5 if I'm being honest. You can still come here for the food, just don't expect the greatest service outside of the manager and front desk hosts.

This is a place that I found by googling brunch places near Burke. The location itself will be hard…read moreto find as it is tucked away in a shopping center. While this place is not anywhere near Burke, it is a trip worth it. First, the service was excellent. Ziniah was phenomenal in attending. She was patient, kind, and so sweet that she made the experience enjoyable and in a way, made you feel like family. As for the food, the classic breakfast was tasty. It carried a lot of flavor with the eggs and even the potatoes were flavorful and crispy. The best feature was the sweet butter. I could eat a whole tub of that and want to eat more. It is decadent and creamy.

I wanted to love this place, but unfortunately, I left disappointed. Finding out it's part of…read moreThompson Restaurants made it even more surprising because I expected better. Almost every dish left me wishing something was different, the biscuits were the only thing I really enjoyed. They seemed understaffed, and getting service took forever. The drinks were overly sweet and could use some work on balance. And listen, I understand outdoor dining comes with nature, but a huge spiderweb hanging right above someone's head? That's a little too close for comfort. For the price, the experience just didn't deliver. I'd honestly rather spend more somewhere else and enjoy my meal. I was so excited to try this spot, which makes it even more disappointing. I hope they take the feedback seriously, but based on this visit, I wouldn't recommend it.

We went to Ted's Bulletin for lunch, to celebrate my niece's graduation ‍! The place is located in…read morethis food and shopping town center in the Loudon area. There's lots of parking on the curb, as well as parking lots. There's restaurant is very spacious and modern. We were hoping to be able to have my niece's best friend's family sit with us, but for some reason the staff said the nearby tables weren't available (yes, I understand there are reservations and all, but accommodations were made for another party that came in after them). Other than that, our staff was great and the food was delicious! We tried some different appetizers and shared them (the cornbread was ); and everyone loved their entrees.

First time at Ted's, and it definitely won't be my last. I grabbed a seat at the bar, and the…read moreatmosphere was warm, inviting, and had a great vibe. I started with a couple of drinks, and let's just say the bartender had a generous pour--if you know, you know! The cheesesteak rolls were absolutely spot on. They were so good I almost ordered another round. For my entrée, I had the salmon with grits. Not everyone knows how to make good grits, but they did a good job. The salmon was cooked well, and the entire dish was delicious. Overall, it was a great first experience. I'm already looking forward to coming back and trying more items on the menu.

I came here for dinner while in town on business, and had to return the next night!…read more The Caesar salad is so... perfect. The rigatoni bolognese was unforgettable. It was Restaurant Week while I was there, so the 2nd night I tried the flatiron steak and it was fantastic also. Our servers both nights were top notch, and they have sparkling water (or still) by the bottle for the table, which makes my heart soar.

Stopped in here after hiking at Seneca Regional Park with our dog, Onyx, and honestly we were only…read moresupposed to grab a quick drink. Ended up staying for almost three hours. Started with an espresso martini, a smoked Old Fashioned, and the fritto misto to share. Everything was really good. Then we split the lamb burger and the shrimp risotto for lunch. Both were excellent, although I think the risotto edged out the burger. Our server Mike made the whole experience. Before he even brought us water, he showed up with a bowl for Onyx. Come on, that's an instant five stars in my book. We ended up talking wine with him for a good part of the afternoon. He had us sample a few different pours before we landed on a Nebbiolo we loved. Later, after another conversation about wine, he brought over a taste of a white we'd never even heard of because he thought we'd enjoy trying it. It never felt like an upsell. It just felt like talking with someone who genuinely enjoys wine and likes sharing it with people. Relaxing patio, great food, excellent cocktails, and genuinely memorable service. We'll definitely be back, and Onyx probably will too.