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First time visiting this restaurant as a Natomas resident of nine years. The food did not have much flavor. However, it was true to the menu and cooked well. So the chef did his job well. We had to add our own seasoning. The server Dawn was really nice and hospitable. She took our orders correctly and brought out exactly what we order exactly how we ordered it! The ambiance was a good place to have a meeting. The space was great! The country music was loud and distracting.
Seems to be easier to get in here these days. No wait and the service was fast and attentive. The chicken salad i ordered had lettuce, chicken tomatoes cucumbers, bacon, an egg, and came.with some garlic toast. Add avocado and.you have a chicken cobb. I didnt get much of the garlic taste in the garlic toast and the dressing was on the mild side. Other than. That, great salad....a bit high in price.
This was my first time coming here. I got a recommendation from my girlfriend to come here. She has breakfast out more then I do. I think I've had breakfast out 3 times in the past 12 months. I'm just not a big breakfast eater out type of person. I'm just as happy having a bowl of cold cereal, oatmeal, or some ham and eggs made on the stove at home. So coming out to breakfast with my cousin was a stretch. We've been wanting to get together and this was the best time that worked for us so we went for it. Huckleberry's is just down the street for her and not a bad drive for me, it's close to the freeway. It's just past the new Costco on Arena. Parking- this is one of my pet peeves. The restaurant has to have parking if they want me to frequent it. Huckleberry's is part of a shopping center that has it's only private lot. It does get busy, but we got here early enough that there were plenty of spaces. We met at 10am on a Saturday. Capacity- This is a small restaurant, much smaller then your local Denny's even though it reminds me of a higher class of the Denny's type of establishments. They like Dennys have a huge array of breakfast items and they serve lunch at the same time. I didn't see an end time for breakfast so they may serve it all day. If you are inquiring about that I'd call and ask. Service- Service was great. We were seated quickly and given menus. Soon after our server came around and took our drink orders. I'm not one to typically order drinks, but I went out of my comfort zone and ordered a fancy drink. On the menu they had peppermint cappuccinos. I'm not a coffee drinker so I asked if they made it with hot chocolate and she said yes. It came out piled high with whipped cream, the good kind and flecks of peppermint candies. I was in heaven. It was so good, but if you don't like candy sticking to your teeth you should pass. It was a minor inconvenience, so I didn't mind too much. We were never rushed to order or rushed out of there. We probably took too long to exit as other people were waiting when we arrived. There was a line out the door a few minutes after ten after we were seated. People come in waves. When we left there were several empty tables and no one was waiting to be seated. We just lucked out and beat the crowd by a new minutes. Food- There were so many choices. The French toast looked so good. They had swirl French toast and banana fosters French toast. Both really caught my eye. I also liked the looks of the fried green tomatoes on the appetizer menu. They had fried catfish under the lunch/dinner selections that I would have tried if we were here for lunch/dinner. After studying the menu and drooling over many dishes I ordered the eggs Benedict. It was a tough choice. They offer 2 options. California and Crab Cakes. The waitress said she liked the California one with the fired green tomato underneath. She shad after a few bites the crab cakes one get to tasting a bit fishy. I'm anti fishy and a picky eater when it comes to seafood, so I opted for the California one with the beloved fried green tomatoes. It was so good. I'd order it again. My cousin had the chicken fried steak. The portion was so big that she took some of it home. She loved it. Especially the Huckleberry muffin. It came with a muffin or a biscuit. She said both were really good. To go- She took home the catfish dinner to her husband. We left around noon so it will make him a good lunch. Recommendation- I highly recommend this place for breakfast. If you aren't a breakfast person like me you should give it a try, it will change your mind on the one off day of having breakfast. I probably won't be back for breakfast any time soon as I said earlier I'm not a big breakfast person, but I can see myself coming here for lunch.
I arranged a lunch get-together with three other high school friends. I chose Huckleberry's because the location was about mid-way between those of us living in Davis and Citrus Heights. I had never been there before, but two of us had been and liked it. They have a large menu but finding entrees for those with dietary issues can be difficult. Many of the choices are fried and/or contain pork or shrimp. I asked the waiter if we could get separate checks and he said he'd be happy to do that. When we were done with our meal he brought over a single joint bill. As the others started pulling out their calculators, I called him back over and reminded him we'd like separate checks. He apologized and gladly reissued our bills. I ordered The Garden skillet, one of the few vegetarian entrees. The description said it was "Tomatoes, onions, mushrooms, spinach and bell pepper with Monterey Jack cheese and sliced avocado" scrambled with eggs and Country Reds. There sure were a lot of potatoes. I ate about a third (large serving) and only saw one mushroom and one piece of spinach in my fork. The bell pepper and onion was noticeable. While supposedly served on a hot skillet, the dish was a bit lukewarm. But it was filling. When I heat up the leftovers, I may add salsa to give it a bit more flavor. The restaurant interior plays into the New Orleans bayou theme with a big tree at the entrance and wall art. There was music playing, but we were talking so much that I couldn't tell what type. The restaurant is very casual. In lieu of napkins, each table has a paper towel roll on a holder. Knives and forks are in paper envelopes. There was a continual stream of customers. We never felt rushed to leave. We were there on a Thursday. The restaurant is only open for breakfast and lunch. There were a lot of take-out pick-ups while we were there. Would I return, possibly if others want to.
I ordered the Cajun omelet, which is served with country reds and your choice of toast, biscuit, or a huckleberry muffin. I chose the biscuit because I love having biscuits with breakfast and was really looking forward to it. The service was quick and friendly, which I really appreciated, and the ambience felt peaceful and fresh, making the meal even more enjoyable. The country reds were a bit underwhelming for me. On their own, they tasted very plain, and even though they were topped with grilled vegetables, they still didn't bring much flavor. They were only somewhat enjoyable after I added ketchup, but without it, they really weren't something I liked. Unfortunately, they ended up not being my favorite, and I didn't even finish them. The gravy was also disappointing because it lacked the rich, savory flavor I was expecting. The biscuits didn't stand out either. Personally, I love biscuits that are buttery, soft, and almost melt in your mouth, and these just didn't have that kind of texture or flavor. The omelet, on the other hand, was much better. I ordered it topped with Creolo sauce, and I was expecting more of an actual sauce, but it was more like roasted tomatoes spooned over the top. That said, the omelet itself was good, and the sausage inside was especially tasty and full of flavor. As for the drink, I tried the Huckleberry iced tea. If you enjoy raspberry tea, you would probably like it, because that's very much what it tasted like. I personally was hoping for more of a classic sweet iced tea flavor, so I wish I had known that beforehand. Still, if raspberry-style tea is your thing, it may be a good choice. Overall, there were a few items that missed the mark for me, but the omelet and sausage were definitely the highlight of the meal, and the quick service and peaceful atmosphere left a positive impression.
After conducting some business with the state of California, my wife, sister-in-law, & I had brunch here. I had the flapjack, bacon & eggs with grits & a giant biscuit on the side. It was delicious. The grits were just the way my Aunt made them when I was a boy in Tennessee. The aforementioned biscuit was gigantic & super soft. The pancake & especially the bacon reminded me of growing up in Tennessee. (Did I mention that I was born in Humboldt Tennessee ). Sacramento is so far from West Tennessee, yet here is delicious food that harkens to that part of the country. The service was great & the best unsweetened tea this side of the Rockies. This place is awesome. Next time I will get some of the fried fish. 5-stars.
Came here for breakfast in between soccer games. The place itself isn't the most up to date in looks, but it was pretty busy, which is always a good sign. They told us it would be about a 30-minute wait, but we were seated in around 15-20 minutes. Our waitress was very friendly and gave us plenty of time to look over the menu she didn't rush us at all, even though they were super busy. I got the orange juice and the scrambled Benedict. It was okay, just a little on the bland side. The girls ordered sandwiches and really enjoyed them the flavors were great and the French fries were a hit. Overall, the excellent service made the experience a positive one.
We came here for breakfast this morning. It was definitely a very interesting place. Definitely has the whole Bayou theme going on including crickets as you enter the restaurant! Service was great. Our waiter was very friendly as was everybody who came to our table. Our glasses and cups were always full. Food was decent. I had the crab Benedict. The breakfast menu was probably a bit more expensive than similar types of places, but they had a good selection. Seat was comfortable, we could hear each other talk, even as the restaurant started getting busier. The crickets were a little bit annoying but I know that's the vibe they want. One thing that's worth checking out. Is the mural on the wall to the right when you first come in. It's really pretty amazing. Picture below! We will definitely be back here next time we are in Natomas.
Huckleberry's is okay--not a place I love, but I don't hate it either. We went on a weekday for lunch, and even at 10:30, they were busy. Luckily, since there were only two of us, we were seated quickly. Service was efficient; our drink order was taken within five minutes. I tried the Huckleberry Sweet Tea, and while I love sweet tea, this one was way too sweet for me--borderline sugar overload, especially with the sugared rim. It was good, just overwhelmingly sweet, so I only drank about a quarter of it. For food, I got the chicken tenders and fries. Presentation-wise, it looked great and arrived hot, which I appreciated. However, the tenders weren't crispy, which was disappointing since I prefer a good crunch. Overall, Huckleberry's reminds me of Mel's Diner--decent but nothing exceptional for me.
First time at Huckleberry's - pretty classic vibe. Super seating and great service. I ordered the Stacked Chicken and Waffles - at first I was hesitant with the sauces being Sriracha aioli, Ranch, and syrup - but they worked great together. Delicious!!
We had a great experience on Father's Day. Our party of 7 was accommodated almost immediately. We were greeted, and seated by very kind and friendly employees. Our server, Dulce, provided us with exceptional and outstanding service. She was very attentive and patient. We had 3 kids in our party, and she was very kind and patient with them. The service alone, deserves the full 5 star rating. Dulce, and the other employees, made this visit a wonderful and pleasant experience. The food is great. I highly recommend, based on our visit.
Food was yummy service was great. We will be back. Parking however could be better. Overall 4 stars
4 months ago
This was our first time visiting Huckleberry's as we decided to the leave the Japanese restaurant next door. We came during lunchtime. We were seated quickly and the service was quick to get our drink orders. After we were brought our waters, we placed our order. I decided to try the California burger with cheddar cheese instead of the Monterey Jack cheese. The burger came out really juicy to my surprise! My friend went with the unlimited soup and salad. The gumbo was good in flavor and the garlic toast was a nice touch. She tried the chili next and did not like it as there were so many beans in it. She did like that it had a little kick to it. read more
Huckleberry's has great and attentive service. The server was on our every need. She was there to take our drink orders immediately and then gave us adequate time to decide on our food. Drink refills were frequent and she checked on us regularly. I had the Riverboat omelet and my mother had the Mississippi skillet. On my mother's it lacked spice. She ended up asking for salsa to help with the lack of taste. Mine came with chili luckily. The omelet alone had little taste and I think that's because of all the veggies in it. But once you added the flavorful chili it was really good. The hash browns were crispy and brown but a little greasier than I like. The restaurant was cute. The music and vibe were fun. The punctures on the wall were fun to look at too. read more
Was came for breakfast but I ended up having their California Burger which was soooo good and we started with the fried green tomatoes which were served hot to order and very delicious! We also ordered the Crab Benedict and it was full of flavor and didn't disappoint. Though it was super crowded the food was great and so was the service. read more
14 days ago
First time visiting this restaurant as a Natomas resident of nine years. The food did not have much flavor. However, it was true to the menu and cooked well. So the chef did his job well. We had to add our own seasoning. The server Dawn was really nice and hospitable. She took our orders correctly and brought out exactly what we order exactly how we ordered it! The ambiance was a good place to have a meeting. The space was great! The country music was loud and distracting. read more
Seems to be easier to get in here these days. No wait and the service was fast and attentive. The chicken salad i ordered had lettuce, chicken tomatoes cucumbers, bacon, an egg, and came.with some garlic toast. Add avocado and.you have a chicken cobb. I didnt get much of the garlic taste in the garlic toast and the dressing was on the mild side. Other than. That, great salad....a bit high in price. read more
2 months ago
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This was my first time coming here. I got a recommendation from my girlfriend to come here. She has breakfast out more then I do. I think I've had breakfast out 3 times in the past 12 months. I'm just not a big breakfast eater out type of person. I'm just as happy having a bowl of cold cereal, oatmeal, or some ham and eggs made on the stove at home. So coming out to breakfast with my cousin was a stretch. We've been wanting to get together and this was the best time that worked for us so we went for it. Huckleberry's is just down the street for her and not a bad drive for me, it's close to the freeway. It's just past the new Costco on Arena. Parking- this is one of my pet peeves. The restaurant has to have parking if they want me to frequent it. Huckleberry's is part of a shopping center that has it's only private lot. It does get busy, but we got here early enough that there were plenty of spaces. We met at 10am on a Saturday. Capacity- This is a small restaurant, much smaller then your local Denny's even though it reminds me of a higher class of the Denny's type of establishments. They like Dennys have a huge array of breakfast items and they serve lunch at the same time. I didn't see an end time for breakfast so they may serve it all day. If you are inquiring about that I'd call and ask. Service- Service was great. We were seated quickly and given menus. Soon after our server came around and took our drink orders. I'm not one to typically order drinks, but I went out of my comfort zone and ordered a fancy drink. On the menu they had peppermint cappuccinos. I'm not a coffee drinker so I asked if they made it with hot chocolate and she said yes. It came out piled high with whipped cream, the good kind and flecks of peppermint candies. I was in heaven. It was so good, but if you don't like candy sticking to your teeth you should pass. It was a minor inconvenience, so I didn't mind too much. We were never rushed to order or rushed out of there. We probably took too long to exit as other people were waiting when we arrived. There was a line out the door a few minutes after ten after we were seated. People come in waves. When we left there were several empty tables and no one was waiting to be seated. We just lucked out and beat the crowd by a new minutes. Food- There were so many choices. The French toast looked so good. They had swirl French toast and banana fosters French toast. Both really caught my eye. I also liked the looks of the fried green tomatoes on the appetizer menu. They had fried catfish under the lunch/dinner selections that I would have tried if we were here for lunch/dinner. After studying the menu and drooling over many dishes I ordered the eggs Benedict. It was a tough choice. They offer 2 options. California and Crab Cakes. The waitress said she liked the California one with the fired green tomato underneath. She shad after a few bites the crab cakes one get to tasting a bit fishy. I'm anti fishy and a picky eater when it comes to seafood, so I opted for the California one with the beloved fried green tomatoes. It was so good. I'd order it again. My cousin had the chicken fried steak. The portion was so big that she took some of it home. She loved it. Especially the Huckleberry muffin. It came with a muffin or a biscuit. She said both were really good. To go- She took home the catfish dinner to her husband. We left around noon so it will make him a good lunch. Recommendation- I highly recommend this place for breakfast. If you aren't a breakfast person like me you should give it a try, it will change your mind on the one off day of having breakfast. I probably won't be back for breakfast any time soon as I said earlier I'm not a big breakfast person, but I can see myself coming here for lunch. read more
1 year ago
I arranged a lunch get-together with three other high school friends. I chose Huckleberry's because the location was about mid-way between those of us living in Davis and Citrus Heights. I had never been there before, but two of us had been and liked it. They have a large menu but finding entrees for those with dietary issues can be difficult. Many of the choices are fried and/or contain pork or shrimp. I asked the waiter if we could get separate checks and he said he'd be happy to do that. When we were done with our meal he brought over a single joint bill. As the others started pulling out their calculators, I called him back over and reminded him we'd like separate checks. He apologized and gladly reissued our bills. I ordered The Garden skillet, one of the few vegetarian entrees. The description said it was "Tomatoes, onions, mushrooms, spinach and bell pepper with Monterey Jack cheese and sliced avocado" scrambled with eggs and Country Reds. There sure were a lot of potatoes. I ate about a third (large serving) and only saw one mushroom and one piece of spinach in my fork. The bell pepper and onion was noticeable. While supposedly served on a hot skillet, the dish was a bit lukewarm. But it was filling. When I heat up the leftovers, I may add salsa to give it a bit more flavor. The restaurant interior plays into the New Orleans bayou theme with a big tree at the entrance and wall art. There was music playing, but we were talking so much that I couldn't tell what type. The restaurant is very casual. In lieu of napkins, each table has a paper towel roll on a holder. Knives and forks are in paper envelopes. There was a continual stream of customers. We never felt rushed to leave. We were there on a Thursday. The restaurant is only open for breakfast and lunch. There were a lot of take-out pick-ups while we were there. Would I return, possibly if others want to. read more
7 months ago
I ordered the Cajun omelet, which is served with country reds and your choice of toast, biscuit, or a huckleberry muffin. I chose the biscuit because I love having biscuits with breakfast and was really looking forward to it. The service was quick and friendly, which I really appreciated, and the ambience felt peaceful and fresh, making the meal even more enjoyable. The country reds were a bit underwhelming for me. On their own, they tasted very plain, and even though they were topped with grilled vegetables, they still didn't bring much flavor. They were only somewhat enjoyable after I added ketchup, but without it, they really weren't something I liked. Unfortunately, they ended up not being my favorite, and I didn't even finish them. The gravy was also disappointing because it lacked the rich, savory flavor I was expecting. The biscuits didn't stand out either. Personally, I love biscuits that are buttery, soft, and almost melt in your mouth, and these just didn't have that kind of texture or flavor. The omelet, on the other hand, was much better. I ordered it topped with Creolo sauce, and I was expecting more of an actual sauce, but it was more like roasted tomatoes spooned over the top. That said, the omelet itself was good, and the sausage inside was especially tasty and full of flavor. As for the drink, I tried the Huckleberry iced tea. If you enjoy raspberry tea, you would probably like it, because that's very much what it tasted like. I personally was hoping for more of a classic sweet iced tea flavor, so I wish I had known that beforehand. Still, if raspberry-style tea is your thing, it may be a good choice. Overall, there were a few items that missed the mark for me, but the omelet and sausage were definitely the highlight of the meal, and the quick service and peaceful atmosphere left a positive impression. read more
10 months ago
After conducting some business with the state of California, my wife, sister-in-law, & I had brunch here. I had the flapjack, bacon & eggs with grits & a giant biscuit on the side. It was delicious. The grits were just the way my Aunt made them when I was a boy in Tennessee. The aforementioned biscuit was gigantic & super soft. The pancake & especially the bacon reminded me of growing up in Tennessee. (Did I mention that I was born in Humboldt Tennessee ). Sacramento is so far from West Tennessee, yet here is delicious food that harkens to that part of the country. The service was great & the best unsweetened tea this side of the Rockies. This place is awesome. Next time I will get some of the fried fish. 5-stars. read more
11 months ago
Came here for breakfast in between soccer games. The place itself isn't the most up to date in looks, but it was pretty busy, which is always a good sign. They told us it would be about a 30-minute wait, but we were seated in around 15-20 minutes. Our waitress was very friendly and gave us plenty of time to look over the menu she didn't rush us at all, even though they were super busy. I got the orange juice and the scrambled Benedict. It was okay, just a little on the bland side. The girls ordered sandwiches and really enjoyed them the flavors were great and the French fries were a hit. Overall, the excellent service made the experience a positive one. read more
We came here for breakfast this morning. It was definitely a very interesting place. Definitely has the whole Bayou theme going on including crickets as you enter the restaurant! Service was great. Our waiter was very friendly as was everybody who came to our table. Our glasses and cups were always full. Food was decent. I had the crab Benedict. The breakfast menu was probably a bit more expensive than similar types of places, but they had a good selection. Seat was comfortable, we could hear each other talk, even as the restaurant started getting busier. The crickets were a little bit annoying but I know that's the vibe they want. One thing that's worth checking out. Is the mural on the wall to the right when you first come in. It's really pretty amazing. Picture below! We will definitely be back here next time we are in Natomas. read more
Huckleberry's is okay--not a place I love, but I don't hate it either. We went on a weekday for lunch, and even at 10:30, they were busy. Luckily, since there were only two of us, we were seated quickly. Service was efficient; our drink order was taken within five minutes. I tried the Huckleberry Sweet Tea, and while I love sweet tea, this one was way too sweet for me--borderline sugar overload, especially with the sugared rim. It was good, just overwhelmingly sweet, so I only drank about a quarter of it. For food, I got the chicken tenders and fries. Presentation-wise, it looked great and arrived hot, which I appreciated. However, the tenders weren't crispy, which was disappointing since I prefer a good crunch. Overall, Huckleberry's reminds me of Mel's Diner--decent but nothing exceptional for me. read more
6 months ago
First time at Huckleberry's - pretty classic vibe. Super seating and great service. I ordered the Stacked Chicken and Waffles - at first I was hesitant with the sauces being Sriracha aioli, Ranch, and syrup - but they worked great together. Delicious!! read more
3 months ago
4 months ago
We had a great experience on Father's Day. Our party of 7 was accommodated almost immediately. We were greeted, and seated by very kind and friendly employees. Our server, Dulce, provided us with exceptional and outstanding service. She was very attentive and patient. We had 3 kids in our party, and she was very kind and patient with them. The service alone, deserves the full 5 star rating. Dulce, and the other employees, made this visit a wonderful and pleasant experience. The food is great. I highly recommend, based on our visit. read more
8 months ago
Food was yummy service was great. We will be back. Parking however could be better. Overall 4 stars read more
7 months ago
I've been here a few times, usually I dine in but today I ordered togo. I was greeted shortly after walking in. The gentleman that helped me was kind. I already knew what I wanted, I asked for eggs, bayou potatoes and sourdough toast. He kindly pointed me to the combo that they had that featured each item. That was nice of him. It took about 10 min for my food to be done. I peaked into the bag and asked for ketchup, left him a cash tip and headed out. The downside. I asked for my eggs and potatoes to be cooked well. The eggs were, the potatoes were not. I prefer my potatoes cooked well and with a little crunch, soft potatoes just doesn't do it for me. I thought to myself, that's why you should've checked the food before you left. Yes, I should've and next time I will, however the order should've been made correctly. read more
4 months ago
0/5 stars. Hash-browns were RAW. Waitress didn't even give us refills or boxes. We asked for two peach teas to go and they couldn't even fill them up all the way. Horrible customer service. Let them know our food was raw they didn't even care. We come every sunday. Never coming here again. Management didn't even care to see our RAW food. read more
I was visiting a friend in Sac and they brought me over to this place. They said it was really good so I gave it a shot and was pleasantly pleased! They have many tables and the place is pretty big. The decor is very pretty and it really gives the whole place a comforting vibe! California Benedict(4/5): I thought the dish was delicious. The fried tomato was crispy on the outside, but soft and juicy on the inside! I think the only issue would be the balsamic because it was overpowering for me. Other than that it was still good. Mardi Beignets(4/5): It was good but just overly sweet. The beignets were pretty fluffy and I think the only sauce that wasn't too sweet would be the custard in the middle. Peppermint Mocha(5/5): I love the whipped cream and the crushed peppermint they placed on top. The drink itself had the perfect amount of sweetness! Service(5/5): Our server was super friendly and very helpful! Overall, I had a great experience and would definitely come again if I was in the area! read more
1 year ago
The fried green tomatoes and the biscuits and gravy taste like home. Being born and raised in North Carolina, it was a very pleasant experience to find a restaurant that serves fried green tomatoes. Delicious food. Friendly wait staff. read more
Ordered delivery via Yelp and the eta kept changing with a message the kitchen hadn't confirmed the order yet, then it just showed up 30 min later Food was decent--the eggs in the CA Benedict were cooked perfect but the potatoes were pretty bland and they forgot the onions and peppers I paid extra for But all in all it was great breakfast to nurse a hangover read more
5 months ago
2 years ago
This place is pretty good if you're looking for a comfort meal. Portions are massive. Their coffees are fun and fancy. Servers were attentive and the staff worked well to make sure we always had drinks filled and everything we needed. The location in the bay opened not too long ago and my sister and her family went and said they had a great meal and experience! read more
We went to brunch after church and we were able to get in without a long wait. The waitress was kind and on here job. We made sure to give her a nice tip. The food was cool. But the star of the show to me was the new swamp tea. The only bad thing to me is that the sitting in there is to close to tight. It's a little small in there. But I would go back read more
We had a great time visiting Huckleberry's in Natomas. I had not been into one of these places and I was way off on how I expected it to be inside. It's decorated to the gills with southern items and murals and it's Huckleberry Finn. So fun looking at all the decorations - so intricate! We were able to be seated right away and ordered drinks - I had the peach tea, it was huge and not too sweet but really just right! We got the fried green tomatoes to share, cali Benedict, and chicken and waffles. Everything was fulfilling and hit the spot! read more
1 year ago
Ok I've been to a few Huckelberry's as it's one of my friend's favorite places. First time at this location. I have to say the service was top notch and staff were very friendly. It was about 2 pm and it had some costumers but it was at the end of the day and the place was still nice and clean and the A/C is always welcome on a hot (100+) summer day. It was quiet but that's to be expected for the time as they close at 3 PM. The food did take long to show up and have no complaints - it was fine and cooked correctly - tho I wish they would use Tabasco in the batter for the spicy chicken instead of Frank's hot sauce - a bit too much salt. Over all it was a decent mean but noting spectacular to talk about except the service - which is what gave it four stars. Food was fine and competent but nothing special. read more
2 years ago
WHY WE WENT HERE: - breakfast - SO has previously been here with his family (brunch/lunch time) and co-signed that it was a good place to dine at THE LOOK (FROM THE OUTSIDE): - located in a plaza off Arena Blvd and E Commerce Way - located across the street (E) of the Wendy's/Chevron/Costco Plaza and (S) of the TownPlace Suites hotel THE LOOK (FROM THE INSIDE): - Huckleberry Finn themed - booth seating is spacious THE MENU: - benedicts - breakfast favorites - sippin' on the bayou - snacks and shareables - Huck's griddle - Huck's platters - skillet hotties - signature omelets - lunch - N'awlins sandwiches - burgers - soup and salad - sides and such WHAT WE ORDERED: - fried green tomatoes - Dixieland Steak - 1/2 lb Ribeye Steak THE TASTE: - overall very disappointing - fried green tomatoes - crispy on the side that was showing; soggy and not cooked on the side touching the plate; dipping sauce was nice and citrusy - Dixieland Steak - more than 50% of the potatoes were burnt but hidden by the shredded cheese; scratch-made biscuit was VERY dry and tasteless - 1/2 lb Ribeye Steak - 50% of the potatoes were burnt; steak and eggs were OK, but nothing spectacular CUSTOMER SERVICE: - our server was nice - we didn't send our food back for a replacement because we had time constraints, but would NOT dine here again read more
8 months ago
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6 months ago
Very comfortable booth seating. Prompt service. I ordered the Mississippi scramble with a biscuit. Large portions. Very filling. Will be back soon. read more
6 months ago
Disappointed in some of our order. We ordered beignets and the middle was uncooked and doughy. We told our waitress and she brought out a new order and the same thing happened. We did tell her about it when she asked. Regardless, we still were charged for uncooked beignets. The French toast was also not on par. Needless to say, we will not be returning to this Huckleberrys. read more
1 year ago
Came with a friend for brunch. Super busy! Very popular place and I agree that it should ztay popular! The food is really really good and beignets are soooo goooddd! I got freanch toast and my friend got pancakes! We loved both our plates and the hot chocolate is soooo good. Its rowdy and loud and busy but it doesn't take away from the food. There is a lot of seating so i wouldn't worry about too oong a wait. I will definitely be coming back for more! read more
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