Wow ok. This place is amazing! We got the sausage biscuit and avocado toast. Didn't realize you…read morecould elevate a food and mix flavors like they did. Truly amazing. I'll be back. The coffee was perfect too. Also super fast service.

Service was very nice! Food was so good! I definitely recommend coming here and I'll be back!read more

I went right in on a busy Saturday afternoon and ordered at the bar. Everything was clean and the…read morebartender, Justin, was very attentive. My avocado toast with eggs, cheesy grits, and fresh orange juice arrived quickly and was very tasty. Great brunch stop!

We stopped by First Watch after my doctor's appointment. I have seen people outside dining when…read moredriving past and decided brunch there would be a nice treat. This restaurant is open for breakfast and brunch. They really aren't a lunch type of place to me. There are a few salads, soup, and a few sandwiches. Mostly they have lots of varieties of breakfast foods. We walked in and stood at the front hostess stand about 7 to 8 minutes. I contemplated grabbing menus and finding a place to sit since there wasn't a sign that said wait to be seated or seat yourself. About the time I grabbed menus, an employee approached the hostess stand. She said there was a sign to wait to be seated and I asked her to show it to me. She apologized for the missing sign. We were seated and began looking at the menu. Our server, Logan, showed up and was very friendly. He brought us water to the table and when we were ready, he took our orders. Dave had two eggs over medium, bacon, toast, and fried potatoes. His bacon was cooked like he likes it, the fried potatoes were crunchy, the toast buttered and his eggs perfect. 5/5 I ordered an omelet with ham, bacon, sausage, mushrooms and onions. My dish came with greens with a lemon vinaigrette. The kitchen forgot to put the vinaigrette on. I ordered a side of potatoes. The potatoes were delicious with a nice crunch. My omelet was dry. The eggs were tough and rubbery. It was difficult to cut the eggs with my fork. This is the first time I have had an omelet that was this dry. 3/5 If you are in South Huntsville on Airport Road, please stop by First Watch. I will be back to try other breakfast foods soon. 4/5

I can't vouch for the other Edgar's locations, but I've ordered birthday cakes twice for my…read moregirlfriend from this location. The first time was a caramel cake. The second time, very recently, was an orange dreamsicle cake. Both cakes were really great and tasty. I ordered online both times, and both times the cakes were ready as promised. I highly recommend.

I gave this business one star because they dont have a zero star option:…read more I decided I wanted to get an assortment of cupcakes to put in my wifes Easter basket. The young person (woman) decided to help me, she was silent (didnt speak a courteous word.) I was asking about the Easter cupcakes, she simply demanded "which ones do you want". She then proceeded to put the selected cupcakes in a carry out vessel and crushed the lovely icing into the top of the clamshell. She never even slowed down to see what she did. She then went away for several minutes while I was trying to checkout without cupcakes. Once the first (helper???) actually brought the cupcakes the checkout person turned them on their side. This causes the icing to just slide off of the top of their respective cupcakes. So basically, Edgar ruined my wifes Easter surprise. I won't visit this business ag!

Went Saturday morning..I had not been in years and it was just as yummy as I remembered. I had the…read moreflat car special (biscuits and gravy) with bacon. The service was prompt and friendly. Don't forget to ask them to run the train on the ceiling! It's so cute

The food was not that great I had a catfish filet meal. The hush puppies were burnt, the beans were…read morehard, and nothing was seasoned. The service was great the place is cute and homey. And clean but wouldn't come again

The service is excellent! The staff, and Chef are warm and personable…read more The ambiance reminds me of a cafe in Paris, chic, clean, and full of energy. Les patisseries et le pain de L'Etoile sont magnifiques!

Yall please don't come for me but...I'm not sure I get it?…read more This French pastry shop opened up a few years ago after the owner served goods for several years from his house. I've followed loosely since the early days and have always been impressed by the beauty and diversity of the products, and I am pleased that this business has found a permanent brick and mortar home. It's clear that it's very, very popular, as they still sell out of product many days of the week even several years in. This business is veteran-owned as well. However, I've now tried this place 3 times and I just have not been a huge fan of the pastries themselves on any visit. I've held off on writing a review for years because I thought it was something wrong with me or I just got unlucky, but I suppose I have to face the music eventually, lol. Pros: the inside is beautiful! There's not a ton of seating but it's neat as a pin and nicely designed. There's more seating on the patio. Unlike some of the other less positive reviews, 2/3 visits I had lovely interactions with the employees! This most recent visit in particular, the young man working was very friendly and upbeat. My very first visit I remember the staff being a little standoffish, but that was way back when the business first opened and I'm sure opening jitters were still going on. This time, I came with a friend from out of town to catch up before he needed to head back home. We arrived about 2 hours before closing; they were down to 2-3 items each for about 2-3 different types of pastry. My friend just got a coffee; I ordered an almond croissant to eat while we sat, and a chocolate torsades (chocolate puff pastry twist) for later. Of note, the coffee menu is very basic and purist here -- you won't be finding seasonal specials or syrups, just cappuccinos, espresso shots, etc. A little disappointing for me personally but nothing wrong with it inherently. I've had their almond croissant before and didn't love it; I just ordered it again because it was available and generally a favorite of mine. They seem to make theirs by slicing a croissant open and then filling it with almond...something. It's very thin, almost like a glaze. I prefer my almond croissants to have the frangipane baked inside, and also for it to be thicker and more custardy. Idk which way is the "right" way, but this is just my preference. The flakiness factor was good, though parts of the pastry were a little dry. The chocolate torsades I split with my husband for dessert later. It was also just okay. Lacking chocolate for my preference; also, a lot of the chocolate that it did have was still in the form of very tiny chocolate chips that hadn't melted into the pastry and created a sort of hard/almost pebble-y texture when bitten into. Again, I may be speaking in ignorance as perhaps this is how it is supposed to be served; however, this was my genuine feeling about it. All the pastries I've had have been executed adequately, but I just haven't been quite as wowed as many others. This could certainly just be a tastes/preferences thing and I definitely encourage you to give this business a try and form your own opinions about it when you can.

Can't imagine a better location for inspiration and collaboration. Flanked by two rooftop patios,…read morethis cafe has an open layout to take advantage of the breathtaking view of the Big Spring Park in downtown Huntsville. The furniture is modern and bright. Every seat has a view through the floor to tall ceiling windows.

I'm not a breakfast person, but the birthday boy invited me, so here I am breaking yet another egg…read more This is not a cozy diner-style cafe, but a large wide-open place as if Cracker Barrel had minimal and modern decor. Our waitress was nice, but forgot "no ice" in my water. She also forgot to bring lemons, after having repeated both of those requests before not fulfilling them. A second request for lemons ALSO went unfulfilled until they were pointed out below my nose. Note to waitstaff: if fulfilling a request, get the person's attention to show them. Food-wise, I highly recommend the biscuits here. They're willing to substitute biscuit wherever the menu says English muffin, so definitely do that. My dish had over-medium eggs with sausage. My friend's dish had over-hard eggs with bacon. I'll let you guess how they were delivered, but we basically had to swap meats before we ate. And of course, my plate came out first (with his meat, but my eggs) so I'm glad I didn't dig in before his did. Verdict: A bit sloppy in all three areas. Fortunately the food was all delicious once it was assigned to the right person.

Service was great. Food was okay. I had the breakfast bowl and it was pretty bland. Atmosphere was…read morenice and they had a good selection. Person with me had the pancakes and said they were good.

This is a very nice "off the beaten path" restaurant in the Hampton Cove area. Nice and quiet…read moreatmosphere. I first visited this restaurant as part of a business function where the restaurant was closed for us. We were served buffet style and I must say the food was excellent. I am very much looking forward to visiting again with my wife for a more intimate dinner. I will re-rate after I have a chance to eat off the regular menu.

One of my favorite places to have lunch. The food was great :) My favorite is the chicken salad and…read morethe BLT slaw :)

Came here because this place had 5 stars and not a lot of pictures. This restaurant is located…read moreinside the Botanical Gardens but you don't need to pay to eat here, it's located next to the gift shop. Sometimes the food venue in a place like this can be terrible and over priced -- this isn't the case with Fern & Feast Bistro. The food selection here is pretty decent, sandwiches, tacos, salads, burgers, flatbreads etc, most in the $9-12 range. They have some kid options (chicken nuggets, grilled chese, quesadilla, etc) for picky eaters at $6 each. Downside is that the sandwiches etc don't come with fries or chips, so that could increase your meal price. I ordered the Uber sandwich because I feel like that is a good gauge of how the food will be and is pretty standard at most restos. Mine was served relatively quick on an environmentally friendly plate made if recycle paper products (I don't care all that much but I know some people will appreciate that touch). Club was delicious, but make sure to grab mustard and mayo. Bread was toasted just the right amount; it had some char but was not too dry or crunchy. Lettuce and tomato were fresh, and the proportions and amounts of the turkey, ham and beacon was great. But the best reason to come to this place is the scenery. From the back of the narrow seating area you can grab a seat that looks out over the Botanical Gardens or of you keep going back they have outdoor seating available. The weather was wonderful today and so I ate my sandwich on the patio taking in nature and avoiding the man with three children who all needed discipline in their life inside. If you're looking for a place to stop and relax with decent food while the weather is good - this is your place. Give it a shot!

A little pricey for the amount of food you get but i can understand since it's a gift shop styled…read morequick eat place. fun little shops near and around the restaurant itself. staff was friendly and accommodating.