Super convenient place to get a healthy salad or sandwich while visiting the Mayo Clinic. This…read moreplace is located in the "Subway" which connected to the hotel we were staying at. There is decent seating inside. We opted to take out and eat back in our room. The sandwich we got was delicious with fresh bread. My wife and I split the sandwich which was a perfect mid afternoon snack to hold us over until dinner.

Placed online order for pick up. Salad was delicious but missing a topping. Called them to inquire…read moreand they were out of that item. It would have been nice to be notified so I could have substituted something else to make my salad more hearty. Paid more to add avocado and I only received 2 small chunks of an avocado. Overall, a bit disappointed. Paid quite a bit for a very small side salad size.

Our first attempt to eat at Berries & Bubbles had at least 30 people waiting outside, so we gave…read moreup. Today we tried again, and this time the wait was only about 20 minutes. My Banana, Strawberry & Cinnamon French Toast was absolutely delicious. Jeff ordered the Biscuits & Gravy (because he's from Tennessee!) along with the American Breakfast of eggs and potatoes. Everything we ate was fabulous. A special shout-out to Jose, our server. He was friendly, courteous, accurate, and somehow managed to refill our coffee cups before they were ever empty! The only downside was that it was difficult to hear across the table, but we were told they're looking into soundproofing some areas--probably because of the high ceilings. They're open from 7:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. and may consider taking reservations in the future, but not yet. Food: Service: We'll definitely be back!

Very cute breakfast spot!…read more We visited on a Sunday morning around 10am and had a short wait of about 20 minutes before we were seated in a little booth made for two. Since the restaurant was busy, it was a little loud inside but not unbearable. Drinks: Initially I wanted to try one of their breakfast cocktails but after seeing the list of specialty coffees, lattes, and teas - I opted for a London Fog and my boyfriend had the Matcha Latte. Both were very tasty!! I love a London Fog!! For food: We ordered four cream puffs to share. After gobbling those down we wished we had ordered the plate of eight instead! They were incredible! Light and airy with delicious cream filling and a little dollop of strawberry preserves!! Sooo good!!!! For my main dish I chose the Monte Cristo! Although a bit too sweet with the additional drizzle of strawberry jam on top of the sandwich it was very good and had a generous portion of ham in it. The brioche bread was a perfect choice to hold it all together. I also appreciated that they chose to lightly dust it with powdered sugar. I feel like, oftentimes, you get something that is just caked in powered sugar so the lighter dusting was perfect! My boyfriend had the fig and prosciutto omelette, which we both agreed was okay, but not necessarily what we expected. The goat cheese inside made for a really fantastic, fluffy omelette but it seemed to lack in the amount of fig I would have expected, as well as the amount of prosciutto. My boyfriend thought that the agave nectar drizzled on top was a bit too much. He said "why add sugar to it?" He felt it would have been much better without it. Overall thoughts: I liked that the restaurant had a large selection of breakfast items to choose from. Some places focus on traditional breakfast dishes with eggs and the usual sides of potatoes and bacon, while others lean more towards sweet breakfast options. This place offers both along with brunch options like breakfast burgers, sandwiches and salads. There's plenty to choose from while keeping the prices similar to those of nearby breakfast spots. If I'm in town for breakfast, I'll probably go back here again! Breakfast is not my favorite meal, and I appreciate that this place offers more options to choose from.

Four was made ready to order didn't wait no time customer service was great listener careful to my…read moreorder and was very very friendly

They closed in August so, we missed experience. Food looked great…read more Received a 100 gift card. Not usable at this point.

Needed something light and refreshing on a morning full of running errands. This was the first…read morething that came to mind. I got the paddle bowl that day. The honey drizzled over the oats and coconut flakes was giving the perfect combination of sweetness with a hearty crunch. This is a quick and easy breakfast option. Every time I'm in Rochester I try to make a stop here.

Great portion size, great cost, very tasty bowls and there is an option for building your own…read more can't go wrong with this option for açaí bowl

Delicious, cocktails great service great ambiance cool…read more Conveniently located You may need a reservation, walk is welcome

Have been twice! It is an unconventional opinion but I prefer this place to the other Thai places…read morein Rochester. As a creature of habit, I got the Pad Thai twice and both times it was tasty. Last night, it did start to have an overpowering taste of seaweed when I got closer to the bottom of the dish which personally I do not like. The chicken and veggies spring rolls were good but the texture of the ground chicken may not be for everyone. The place itself is nice although there are a few stains on the booth in the back. Also, waiter was kind but very young and still learning the ropes of proper timing. Will be back as it is one of the top Thai places in Rochester!

Amazing bowls! Love the yum bowl it's my go to! This place is also super convenient for mayo…read moreemployees and the customer service is always top notch.

Food is a great price and there are a variety of items to choose from. One thing is that it isn't…read morethe freshest of ingredients but it's worth the price. Service was nice. The space no longer accommodates people eating inside the venue. I think it would be nice to have a few spots available to sit and eat before going outside. Overall, it's worth checking out!

I have to give credit where credit is due: This place has the best mac and cheese bowl in town, and…read moreI've tried mac and cheese variations everywhere in Rochester -- from the expensive hipster joints and restaurant bars all the way to KFC on the other end of the spectrum, lol. The other dishes are very good as well. My wife likes the Japanese pan noodles and the pad thai, though I admittedly never buy anything else but the mac and cheese for myself. Buttered noodles would probably be a hit for that finicky toddler/child in your family. In my experience, the two locations in town are pretty much the same and you can't go wrong with either one of them!

5/5 to the food (ofc not the best noodle I have had but I don't expect much for a fast food chain)…read more5/5 to the staff working as fast as they could during lunch hours 0/5 to the order tracking system. Website shows order is ready for pick up 10 minutes before the order is actually brought out.

When I lived in Rochester, I never bought anything at Apache Mall's food court. Nothing really…read moreappealed to me. It wasn't all that great back then. Recently, I returned to this mall and looked at the options at the food court. I saw Yihi Japan, which is a Japanese stall where you can get teriyaki dishes and more. I have a soft spot for teriyaki fast food at malls. There used to be an excellent one at Markville Mall. When the mall renovated its food court area to be more upscale, this mom-and-pop stall shuttered for good. I decided to try Yihi Japan out. There were three men behind the counter. I was looking at the menu and one of them gave me a chicken morsel smothered in some sweet honey sauce on a toothpick. The chicken was yummy and the light batter around it was delicious. The sauce was too sweet for my liking, but it did have some tang to it that I enjoyed. I am a teriyaki person. The special was beef and chicken teriyaki for $12.59. I decided to splurge and got the beef and shrimp teriyaki with veggies on fried rice for $12.99. The three men were not Japanese. They were Latinos. Never judge a book by its cover. I had yummy pizza in Stockholm several years back. The man who made it was Chinese. I also got a fountain drink with my meal. I ordered a Diet Pepsi. I paid with a credit card. I got my drink first and sipped it as I waited. It was icy cold and hit the spot. One of the men was training another guy at the grill. I waited and watched. He asked if I wanted veggies, including mushrooms. Yes, please! I saw my food get carefully placed in my styrofoam container. Sadly, both my drink and this container were styrofoam. I hope that changes down the road. I let the man who had prepared my food know that he did a great job. He smiled, obviously proud of his accomplishment. I placed my drink on the tray with my food and headed to a table at the food court to chow down. There is wifi available, but it is spotty. It was enough for me to play a game on my phone as I ate. My beef and shrimp teriyaki was yummy. The beef was done perfectly. I loved the mushrooms, broccoli, and other veggies that came with my meal. The shrimp was also done perfectly. They weren't rubbery at all. The sodium level was rather high in the teriyaki sauce and proteins, though. I wish that it wasn't so salty. It became a bit of a vicious cycle to drink more because I was thirsty. Luckily, my feet didn't swell up! Yihi Japan is a nice addition to the food court. A&W has always been there, but it's nice to order food that isn't strictly labelled American at this food court. (21)

My friend was baited by the chicken in the food court. She was offered a sample but then it was…read morequickly taken away as they tricked her into ordering. Clearly not an ethical place.