Laid back decor/vibe. Pancakes are fantastic and I highly recommend the spicy Bloody Mary! Always a…read moretreat when I'm in the area.

I've always enjoyed people's kitchen for brunch, so I figured why not go for dinner for my…read morebirthday. The answer: 1. I had no idea who was supposed to be our server until someone apologized for 'being inattentive'. So I guess it was the bartender? 2. I was served cold prime rib. After I sent it back someone came to me to ask me to 'just let them fix this one' by reheating. I'm aware that isn't going to go well, but I was so surprised at the audacity I felt obligated. It was fine, but definitely nothing to want ever again. Overall it was an incredibly disappointing experience.

We came here at about 10AM on a Saturday morning so as expected it was very busy! We were seated…read moreabout 25 minutes after we arrived. Took a little while for our server to come but she was very nice. After we put in our order the food came out very quick. We weren't super impressed by the food though unfortunately. I would skip the hashbrowns and get breakfast potatoes next time, the hashbrowns tasted like they were frozen before and not fully cooked /: Omlete and French toast were decent. It is also SUUUPER loud in there and it was really hard to hear each other.

Needed a filling breakfast after attending a wedding and glad we stopped here. It was 2 of us for a…read moreSaturday morning and we're sat right away, around 9a I believe. From hosts to server, everyone was friendly and efficient. I had the southwest bowl with polenta cakes and then we shared some French toast. All was delicious, arrived quickly and kept us stuffed for our drive home. Cute place, not too loud. Attached to a more dark-themed dinner spot.

Delicious food, cute space, easy street parking on a weekday. Happy to support this small local…read morebusiness! The only thing I would mention is we had eaten here before and headed to the old location on Washington. Would be nice to have a sign there advising of new location and new hours!

This place has a very fun atmosphere, but the service is lacking and the food could be better…read more The kitchy decor and the fun names of dishes on the menu are great. I also liked the mismatched mugs. They seemed seriously understaffed, and service was very slow. We ordered drinks, and waited long enough for someone to come back to take our food order that we were starting to wonder if they thought we were only getting drinks. There was another long wait for our food. When it arrived, it arrived in batches. One person ordered three tacos, but the order was entered wrong, so they only got one to start, and they had to wait quite a while for the other two. The food was good overall, but the portions were quite small. I did like the Bourbon Street French toast, particularly the caramel sauce. It could have used more bananas though. The fried pickles were good, as were the spicy mozzarella sticks. The steak omelet's sauce was odd. The nachos were good. The coffee and lattes were good. The regular orange juice had less juice than one poured for our toddler. Overall it was alright, but I don't know that I'd go back.

Your typical strip mall diner. The food looked really good, and the cinnamon roll pancakes are…read moreworth going back for. Their sausage link was weird and vinegary and sour and tasted off. Eggs were fine, potatoes were okay. The gravy was thin, floury, and could have used more sausage. Service was okay. All around okay, would only come back for the pancakes.

Food was delicious. There is nothing like going to a restaurant while traveling and the food being…read moreeverything youd hoped for. I ordered the Hot Karl which is House Blended Sausage, Egg, Cheddar Cheese, Grilled Onions, and Green Peppers- on the house made biscuit. GOOD LORD! It's something about bell pepper and onions mixed into eggs, but with that biscuit, *chefs kiss. I had the hash browns which are like McDs patties, so get two. Patrick was our waiter and he was definitely friendly and gave some good recommendations. The restaurant itself reminded me of a diner. I will def be back here if Im ever in town again, but if I dont, I highly recommend you go back for me.

For us this was typical diner breakfast. Although if you like the sweeter side, they had quite a…read morefew options. Quite busy on a Sunday at 11a, but we received a table for 2 after a few minute wait. Great service. Breakfast burrito was egg and ground beef. Seemed a little pricey for nothing special, but it was totally fine.

Look no further, this is a top notch breakfast joint! Despite coming on a sunday at peak brunch…read morehour, we were sat immediately. Our server was kind and attentive and the wait for food was not long at all. I had the french toast and bacon, both were ridiculously good. The pricing is amazing for what you get, and their menu is very customizable. The booths were really comfy and even though it was busy it was not loud or cramped in the restaurant.

Batter Up Bistro in Lansing was a great find. I had the pear spiced margarita, which was…read moreexcellent--great flavor with just the right amount of spice--and paired it with the spicy BLT sandwich. The sandwich had a nice kick and was absolutely worth ordering again. I also had the opportunity to meet the owner, which made the experience even better. You can tell there's a lot of pride behind this place. Great atmosphere, friendly people, and the kind of spot where you can grab a good meal and a drink and actually hang out for a while. Definitely a 5-star stop in Lansing. I'll be back the next time I'm in town.

Met up some friends in the middle of MI and they picked out this restaurant on a whim. Beautiful…read moreand homey spot. Very clean and everyone who worked there was so kind and eager to help with our table of 8. The chef/owner came out to chat about our friends adorable baby and gush about her new grandson. very precious interaction. The menu has OPTIONS and literally everything our party had looked amazing. I got the bed head BLT and the bacon was so thicc I want it every day of my life. The bread was hearty and a little more toasted than preferred, but better that than soggy. I think the crusty bread just made it harder to eat. (But we made it work HA! So yummy) the potatoes had so much flavor, rosemary which I loved but some of the kids in the party did not care for. My partner got the breakfast nook and it was pretty simple and tasty. The fruit and yogurt bowl was a hit and looked incredibly fresh. The naan plate also got good reviews. We would go back if we're ever randomly in Lansing again. Plus we love to support a woman owned business!

Love golden harvest. Love the entire staff and everything they do! I put my boyfriend on when we…read morefirst got together he was fresh from out of state and he's been obsessed ever since. Breakfast here is what we look forward to on Sundays. Seriously love you all and the food you feed us!!

This restaurant is more of a novelty than anything…read more First, they have great service (waiter). But expect to wait an hour for your food (it shouldn't actually take that long, but psychologically you will think the food tastes better if you are more hungry in the morning). I tried three dishes, all were so-so. The french toast is overly-sweet and nothing really special about it other than novelty flavors. The omelets tastes like any other omelet. Biscuits and gravy are bland. The only thing that was really great were the potatoes... It's an interesting place, worth trying once, but that's about it.

Local diner with a local crowd. Decked out in Michigan State and Detroit sports decor. Service was…read morefast and friendly. Food didn't blow my socks off, but it was good for the price point. Greek omelette came with lamb which was a cool twist on a breakfast staple. Overall would come back for a quick and easy breakfast.

Food is great. Service is speedy. It's a great local diner spot with a neighborhood feel.read more

Here with family visiting from California and we had to come back here to dine. It's also a great…read moretime to update my last review since it had many typos. Came on a Wednesday and it was packed but the wait went pretty quick. Inside has beautiful artwork on the walls that can be purchased. To get us started we ordered a cup of seafood chowder, cup of chicken noodle, and yes bread pudding as an appetizer, lol. The soups were great. But that bread pudding was phenomenal and the star of the show.I highly recommend it. As our main entre we ordered the wet burrito, pastrami,build your omelette with mushrooms, tomatoes, and green onions. Everything was delicious. A special thank you to our server Kecia.

Wow! Really expensive. Charged me $15 for one scrambled egg. Also ordered hash browns and one…read morepancake and coffee. Total bill was over $25.

This was such a good find!! Love this place and the fact that they offer these gluten free.read more

Super sweet staff. Cute, inviting and clean interior with plenty of seating. It took a while to get…read moreour order, but nothing too terrible, plus they got pretty slammed right after we sat down. We both loved our crepes and thought they were delish. Made a great decision to come here on our visit to MSU, highly recommend.