Exceptional experience. Was actually waited on by the owner Chris! Super nice e guy and his…read morerestaurant has it goin' on! Place is clean, the service was outstanding and the pricing is worth every penny. Went on aFriday midmorning - no wait. I had the shrimp and grits and it was the best I have ever had, and trust me I've had it many times. A hidden gem! Try it out you won't be disappointed.

Visited on 9/22. Met up with a college friend here for…read morebrunch after she saw this place on TikTok. Food content looked decent online, but we didn't realize they don't serve liquor at all. After a long week I really wanted a drink. I ordered a coffee and it came out in a black mug with visible dust/lint all around the rim. I pointed it out to the waitress and she took it back, then came back and said "oh the dust is from the rags we use to dry them" like that was supposed to make it better. I sent it back completely. I ordered the Fruity Pebble French Toast and my friend ordered the steak and eggs. My food came out a full 15 minutes before hers. It was a Tuesday around 1pm and not even busy, so it was super awkward to just pick at my food while she waited. When her food finally came, it wasn't right either. She ordered her steak well done and it definitely was not well done. Our waitress mentioned it was her third day, and you could tell. Overall slow service, cleanliness issue, and food timing was way off. Wouldn't recommend.

Came here on Mother's Day because every other good brunch spot had insane wait times. Originally…read morewanted to go somewhere else in Johns Creek across from St. Ives, but ended up at Jam and Toast instead. Easily one of the most disappointing brunch experiences I've had in Georgia. They both had a 96-100 minutes wait time at 8am while this place was 15. The place was packed, but packed doesn't equal good. The table to my left had 6 people and barely anyone finished more than 30% of their food. The table to my right, another group of 4, also left most of their plates untouched and didn't even bother asking for to-go boxes. That honestly should've been my warning sign. Both were Korean customers which I suspect is also the owners and hostess. The 6 people left $5 cash tip. I ordered the "English Breakfast," which didn't feel authentic at all. The jam tasted off, and the pancake was bland and forgettable. My mom ordered the salmon eggs Benedict, and she almost never leaves food unfinished, but she couldn't even finish the two Benedicts. She's a pretty frugal person. The coffee was another disappointment -- almost $9 for two drip coffees that tasted like gas station coffee. Service was also painfully slow from start to finish. I can name several brunch spots in Georgia that are miles better: Hen Mother Cookhouse, Egg Harbor Cafe both in JC, Buttermilk Kitchen, The Select in Atlanta , and Mama's Boy in Athens ga . All of them have better food, better consistency, and are actually worth waiting for or even driving there. I believe the all star breakfast at Waffle House tasted better.

this place is great. the only complaint was the steak it lacked in flavor. i actually had to…read moreask for A1 and thats horrible.

I was around the area for an appointment and decided to dine at Peony.I got seated right away, I…read moreguess they aren't very crowded on Thursday mornings. The establishment was very welcoming and clean.The food was fresh and delicious and the server was attentive. I will definitely revisit. A must try if you are in the area.

Amazing food and Staff…read more Food this gem on our first visit of our business/pleasure trip.

Food and service - both excellent. I had pancakes and chicken sausage. The food came fast. Our…read morewaiter, Ryan, was great!

Went here for a lunch date. It's was a very pleasant experience. It's a decent sized venue; great…read moreambiance. They had a 90s/early 2000s r&b playlist at the time I was there. Our server was nice and attentive. Now, to the food and drinks. The cocktails came out quickly from the bar and they were delightful! We ordered the shrimp and grits -10/10 no notes except order this! We also ordered a the cornbread waffles w/ the Korean style chicken. It served sandwich style, had a tasty sauce on it and it was topped with collard greens. The combo was real tasty. I broke it down and ate it with a knife and fork. 8/10. I appreciated the diversity. We got an acai bowl also. It was a basic acai bowl, but still tasty. I wouldn't order that there again. There are way more interesting options to choose from.

Good food and great service. When you visit, I'd recommend you try the pancakes, chicken and…read morewaffles and fries. Also, get there early. At this writing there's a quirk in their online reservation system that shows no availability, but when we gambled and showed up w/o a reservation, the place was empty. Service was spot on, and we've added this spot to our list of go-to's!

When you walk inside, it definitely looks nice. However, my experience wasn't anything amazing,…read moreunfortunately. Service was incredibly slow. We came in on a Saturday morning, no one was there. There wasn't anything crazy happening to excuse the long wait for our food. Food was is eh. Nothing out of the ordinary for me. I got the steak and eggs. It comes with some potatoes as well. On the menu, it says "NY Strip Steak" and our waiter even asked if that was okay. They ended up serving us Rib Roast and the waiter came out as they served it to us and said "oh my manager said they changed the cut"....those are two different types of meat/steak and it would have been nice to have the option to change my meal because really, the rib roast was not good at all. It had no flavor to it and it carried a lot of liquid to it that all the liquid fell to the bottom of the bowl and mushed up the potatoes. My sister got the chicken and waffles, and she said that the chicken was tough and seemed to be overcooked.

So good! great for birthdays. Nice atmosphere, customer service and drinks!! Its also really aes…read morepleasing so its a great place to get pictures and video. highly recommend if you are in the Duluth are.

We came for to celebrate my cousins getting married. Kamya was our server. She was hospitable,…read moreattentive, and great vibes. They congratulated our cousins with a beautiful show when they presented our drinks. I recommend the hot honey wings and shrimp and grits. The piggy bank was very good. 10/10 recommend! We were well taken care of.

Food is consistently delicious--this place never disappoints. Everything is always clean and…read morewell-maintained, and they're great about having high chairs and booster seats available, which makes it super family-friendly. The staff is welcoming and never makes you feel rushed. This visit, we tried the crepes and they were packed with flavor in every bite. The pancakes and French toast are always go-to favorites, and we've worked our way through most of the breakfast menu with zero complaints. The smoked salmon Benedict is another standout. They also rotate in new specials, which are always worth checking out!

I have been coming to this restaurant regularly for the past five years, especially for breakfast…read morewith my family, and until today, I had never had a complaint or a problem. Unfortunately, my experience today was completely different. I was served scrambled eggs, and just as I was about to eat a piece, I noticed several short hairs embedded in the eggs. I was extremely disgusted and almost vomited. I immediately called my server, who went to speak with the manager. The manager came over, apologized, and told me that they would remove my meal from the bill. While I appreciate the apology and the gesture, I was much more concerned about how something like this could happen in the kitchen in the first place. I asked the manager to speak with the kitchen staff because this is a serious food-safety and hygiene issue. What made this even more disappointing is that I have trusted this restaurant for years. I used to feel comfortable bringing my family here, and there was a person who always made sure everything was served properly and that customers were taken care of. It also seems that there has been a change in management, as I no longer see the same manager I used to. After today's experience, I no longer feel comfortable eating food prepared in this kitchen. Finding multiple hairs embedded in my food is unacceptable and extremely disturbing. I don't plan to return for at least a year, and unfortunately, I can no longer recommend this restaurant to others. I sincerely hope management takes this incident seriously and addresses the hygiene and food-handling practices in the kitchen. This was a very disappointing and disgusting experience after five years of being a loyal customer.

I love this place. Great breakfast, lunch or brunch. If you go, ask for Miranda. She is awesome.read more

The service was really great especially since it was Mother's Day( they gave us mothers these…read moreadorable little travel candles) and the staff was really nice, but we had a hard time justifying prices to quality of food. It just wasn't there which was really sad because we really wanted to like it, but sandwiches that should have had layers to them ( traditional club) had nothing and the bread was overly burnt. My mother-in- law ordered an avocado toast, ( we're from California, so we know how those are supposed to be made) - hers just had mashed avocados nothing else My husband and father-in-law had similar situations, the food was just really lacking.

My wife and I stopped by after visiting the Suwanee Farmers Market on a Saturday, and we're glad we…read moredid. This is a very cool spot with creative, upscale flavors and excellent presentation. We ordered the bacon biscuit with grits and the avocado toast, and everything was absolutely delicious. The grits were the standout item for me. We learned they are made with locally sourced grits from a North Georgia mill, and the cheese combination created an incredibly creamy texture and rich flavor. The coffee was excellent as well and was served in a large mug that we really appreciated. We also discovered that the coffee is sourced from a small local roaster in Johns Creek, which fits perfectly with the restaurant's commitment to supporting local businesses. The dining area is somewhat small, but there is bar seating and outdoor seating available, which provides additional options. We also found out they have a second location in Johns Creek near our neighborhood, so we'll definitely be giving that one a try soon. Great food, excellent coffee, and a strong commitment to local sourcing make this a place worth visiting. We'll be back! BAM!

First time here at the restaurant and in Georgia, the customer service, cinnamon, sugar biscuits,…read moreFrench toast, and bacon and coffee. They were all amazing love the atmosphere and the decor.

Those pineapple upside pancakes are addicting! Friendly and efficient waitstaff and the place is…read morespotless!!

Find was excellent. Service was good. It was packed, but they got us in and out without feeling…read morerushed.