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    Eat 33

    4.2 (302 reviews)
    InexpensiveBreakfast & Brunch
    Open 7:00 am - 2:00 pm

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    Moderate noise
    Casual
    Dogs allowed
    Good for kids

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    J E.

    I read so many great reviews that I stopped in for breakfast on a weekday morning, getting there soon after they opened for the day. They were pretty busy, which helps to validate how popular this place is. The server explained that everything is made fresh, in-house for all the various dishes they serve. She also told me that one of her breakfast favs was the Glenside, a bologna, egg, & cheese breakfast sandwich... So, I ordered one. She explained that they have logs of bologna which they slice off to order and grill, so I asked her to have them make it a little well-done, as I prefer a little char on my fried bologna. I also had them add jalapenos to it. For a side dish, I got a single biscuit with their sausage gravy on it. The sausage gravy was great! Nice herbal flavors to it and a nice texture. The biscuit was fluffy and perfect! The sandwich was excellent! I really enjoyed every bite and definitely enjoyed the amazing bun it came on. Definitely would return and highly recommend stopping in!!

    Casey S.

    My family really enjoyed having a Sunday brunch at Eat 33. It's an adorable diner with lots of delicious breakfast and lunch options. I enjoyed some eggs, potatoes, bacon, & a biscuit. Whereas my family loved their biscuits & gravy, French toast, and omelette. Even though we had to wait a little bit to eat, the waitresses & hostesses hurried to get us a table and serve us. The restaurant and parking lot are on the smaller side so I suggest going on a weekday or early on a weekend if you want to be able to sit down and eat right away.

    Pancakes (small) - 3 come in one order. Fluffy and delicious.
    P.K. S.

    Quaint breakfast and brunch/lunch spot right off Staples with plenty of parking. I live close by and it's always pretty busy - even during the week. The staff are really friendly and it was a very laidback atmosphere given the high volume of customers. I loved that it's frequented by locals and regulars - when I walked in, three firefighters were sitting at the bar enjoying a quiet breakfast, which was nice to see. I got takeout Hilliard and an order of the small pancakes (3 pancakes for both the small and large stacks) for ~$15 plus tip. Both were typical breakfast plates and nothing too special, but it satisfied my random breakfast food craving and I enjoyed checking the place out and meeting the nice staff. I docked two stars since it took awhile (5 minutes) to finally place my order on the phone after being placed on hold, and another several minutes to be acknowledged once I arrived. And the portion items for takeout seem smaller than dine-in portions.

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    John G.

    First time here. I knew it was good once we walked it. Lots of locals. People waiting for tables. All signs of a good joint. Staff are very friendly. Service was excellent. Prices can't be beat. I got the Breakfast Bowl and could only finish half. I would get it again. This is a must try.

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    Alice J.

    Context: I am very generous with my rating of restaurants (see my track record, most of my reviews gave 4 or 5 stars). It takes a lot to make me write a negative review. Unfriendly staff who are off-putting. Mediocre food. Potentially good ambiance and decor but the mood was ruined by their waitstaff. We came here not out of our choice but that of our local host. Upon walking in, we asked for a table of four. Our friend hadn't arrived yet (so there were just 3 of us). The restaurant had many booths and tables wide open. They refused to seat us, citing their policy of seating groups only when everyone's present. That made no sense when they had so many tables. There is no place for us to even stand (much less sit) to wait. No waiting area. Waiters brushed by us running up and down (not relaxed). We were cramped by the bar area. Very unpleasant. We decided to tell them we were going ahead to eat without our friend, since we had to be somewhere. Finally we were seated, and we got to place our order. But the poker-faced waitress was cold and rude throughout the process. No smile. No welcome. Our dishes came; the simplest, most terribly presented, American breakfast dishes ever. What a miserable place. Our friend (who was late) did eventually show up. He came in and came to our table (naturally as anyone would do). He sat down. A waitstaff came over to tell him off: we do not take _____ (something about walk-ins or late comers). At this point, there were still plenty of open tables all around us. Not crowded at all. We did not infringe on anyone's space or the restaurant's ability to do business. Why could our friend not join us? After some more back and forth, finally our friend was allowed to place his order, but he received a stern warning. One time exception only. Well, I can tell you: we won't come back. There won't be a "next time." Why so rude? So entitled? I suspect they are racist given their tone and attitude.

    Meatloaf and eggs
    Michael S.

    We had not been to Eat 33 in years and stopped in for a Sunday lunch about an hour before closing. We were generally happy with our experience. Service was friendly, available, and helpful. Couldn't ask for better in a casual spot liker this. It was obvious that there were a lot of regular customers as there were several hugs exchanged between staff and guests as tables emptied. Food was brought out hot, and a drink refill was offered. Nothing at all to argue with. The food was enjoyable. The comfort food and breakfast oriented menu is far broader than I remembered. There were easily 10 things I was tempted to pick for my lunch among the dozens of things on offer. I settled on the meatloaf and eggs with red potatoes. The eggs were cooked perfectly to order. The meatloaf itself lacked much excitement (no onions or peppers or the like were noticeable in the mix and would have added flavor) and it seemed to me to be a giant hunk o' 80/20 on the dry side. Fortunately I had been offered brown gravy as a topper, and this rescued the meat. The potatoes were very good, flat top cooked with some onion and maybe bacon grease in there. Yummy. The accompanying biscuit was soft and could have used a few more minutes in the oven. Once I added butter and jelly it was fine. My wife got fried shrimp, beans, corn bread, corn, and garlic bread. The shrimp were perfectly fried, the beans good. The cornbread made from a good recipe, not overly sweet, good crumble. The corn was a disappointment, a clear afterthought straight out of a can. Portions were more than ample, we each took food home for later. Parking can be tight, and we have attempted to visit before this but turned away because of the wait lines and the parking lot. So be patient if you show up right at a meal time. Open for breakfast and lunch, til 2 PM I believe. We will add it to the breakfast/brunch rotation. 3 1/2 stars.

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    Deneen S.

    Eat33 12:15pm Staples Mill Road I called to find out exactly where they were located because I was walking. The lady on the phone was very nice and patient. She gave me some landmarks so I knew which way to walk. The atmosphere is a small diner and family friendly. An older building/house, nothing fancy but clean and decent food. Seated quickly. Here to have brunch while my car is at the doctor. I ordered biscuits and gravy w/eggs over medium and apples. W/sweet tea & lemon Order was taken fairly quick. Food came out just as quick!! Biscuits and gravy were the bomb, although I'll never eat all of this. They are not stingy with the servings, that's for sure. The white of the eggs were cooked too hard for me and I only ate one. The apples were too soft for me. Didn't eat any. The sweet tea was good. Still, the biscuits and gravy were so good it made up for it. 3/5 for me. Definitely worth revisiting.

    Wes A.

    Great local spot ! Certainly has that local ambiance! The food was above average for the scramble bowl and the catfish benny! It was below average on the salmon cakes ! Service was good but they

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    Amy I.

    Eat 33 is one of the cutest breakfast places. It's close to staples mill. It's very much a mom and pop shop! It's very small town and the building is pretty easy to miss if you're not paying attention. They have a lot of choices for breakfast items. I just got a mushroom omelette with sausage and grits and a biscuit. I also got an orange juice. It's very very small inside but that's the charm of it!

    Marci F.

    Impressive diner with really good food at reasonable price! I had fried oysters Benedict and serious some of the best fried oysters. Boyfriend had Nawlen scrabble and he said it was tasty. Other friend had biscuit and gravy breakfast and really enjoyed it.

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    Good food at very reasonable prices. I usually get the meatloaf or French toast, which are both good and half the price of the competition.

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    Everyone that works here is friendly. Food is always good! Cute little diner atmosphere. Highly recommend!!!

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    Tarrant's ambiance and atmosphere
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    Us at afternoon tea all dressed up. Photo taken by my boyfriend.
    Us at afternoon tea all dressed up. Photo taken by my boyfriend.
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    To start the food here was relatively good…read more The Chicken & Biscuit was quite tasty itself - the eggs were cooked well tastes great- the potatoes... The potatoes are a no everyone agreed the potatoes are too seasoned had this unnecessary spice to them and lacks flavor at the same time - we were not fan, another table recommended we not get the potatoes or ask for them to be a more crispy to disguise the spice. Even took it home and crisped it more, long story short the potatoes are not going to be that lightly salted flavor you'd expect, just over seasoned. The sausage gravy tasted great. The biscuit is absolute perfection! (10 out of 10 for Biscuit and Chicken) (3 out of 10 for potatoes) (9 out of 10 for eggs) Unfortunately as far as the Red Velvet waffles they are most likely waffles with red food coloring - tasted nothing like red velvet. (4 out of 10 for the waffles) The French Toast was okay- the strawberry puree was delicious. (3 out of 10 for French toast) The music in here is a vibe loved the selection - kept my group grooving. Not sure if they are always packed but there was a festival going on outside. They squeezed 7 of us at a 6 top booth. It was tight but worked. Also this location is not very spacious keep that in mind. Our server started off pretty good until the end. She was very loud- louder than the music. No discretion- announced the details of a remaining balance of someone in our group , loudly. Left a sour taste in our mouth as this was not the most professional route to inform a guest of something of that nature. Then proceed to give an attitude upon being compensated .. The situation was however de-escalated. Maybe work on delivery of uncomfortable information.

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