A friend had invited my wife and I for a Sunday Brunch to First Watch. This was our first time and…read morechecked out the menu and reviews before going. Menu was very interested and not your standard breakfast place menu. I was a little suspect because of the poor customer service reviews but all food ones were good. Our friend called in for a call in reservation and we were seated with in 5 minutes eventhough the restaurant was packed. The server came to the table to take our drink order, came back with our drinks and took our food order. The food order came out fast. The "works" omlet and a side order of French Toast. The only thing missing from the "works" was the kitchen sink. Cheese, onions, sausage, tomatos and mushrooms and their fired,cubed potatoes were amazing. The French/Texas toast was great. Everything was perfect and service was great. We'll be back.

Overall not what I was hoping for…read more Some of my colleagues suggested trying first watch for breakfast, so I decided to try it today. They sat me down in a corner and no one wanted to wait on me.. I have no idea who my waitress should have been. After 10+ minutes of waiting, the person who seated me asked if I had been helped, I said no, so then he took my order, but I don't think that was his job. On the menu, the regular drinks like orange juice, didn't show a price. This seemed strange to me; I am pretty used to being charged for an OJ, but it was my first time here so I asked if this was included in the meal (that would have been a nice surprise). He said no. I asked if it was free, and he said no, it costs money. I asked how do I know how much it costs, because there was absolutely NO price anywhere on either side for the cost of orange juice. He said it's a hidden charge that they will charge in their computer system...... That's bullshit at a fundamental level! I asked how much, he quoted me a price without checking the computer, but how do I know? It's not listed on the menu. Is that the price for the small OJ or a large? How do I know? How can I make sure they're not overcharging me? That's the whole point of a MENU, to list what they sell and for how much, so you can decide without having to waste the waiters time asking the price of each item. I really don't like this! I should of listened to my inner voice that said just walk away now. Foolisly, the only reason I stayed was because of the recommendation by my colleagues. Needless to say, I didn't get an OJ because I had no way of verifying the price. I ordered a water. I would have enjoyed an orange juice with my breakfast. Maybe I should have ordered it and then told them I'll pay the price on the menu.... After about another 10+ minutes of waiting, no water was brought out. Then a lady came out and asked if I had been helped, I said yes but I don't think it was his job to take my order, so she said she would look into it and brought out a water a few minutes later. The sad part was, the place was not very busy.... Just a slow Tuesday around 10am. When the food finally came out by ANOTHER waitress who I never saw before, I was a little sad because the toast was loaded with way too much butter. The menu didn't say anything about butter, nor did the waiter... I scraped off as much as I could, but the damage had already been done. Dam, am I responsible for telling them everything I don't want on toast that could possibly be put on toast? The bacon was okay tasting but overly salty. The eggs were the opposite, pretty bland without any salt. What they did add to the eggs appeared to be finely chopped scallions. I don't enjoy the taste of scallions on my scrambled eggs. It's a bad combination for me. The fruit was okay, but a very small portion. Overall a lackluster tasting breakfast, very poor service, and the menu that I fundamentally disagree with. For these reasons I give it the lowest rating possible. I am thankful I tried it so I could see what my colleagues were talking about, but now I know. I probably won't return ever again to any first watch.

I've heard excellent things about first watch and so today I decided to stop by and try it out for…read moremyself. Service was slow. I ordered the French toast with turkey sausage and scrambled eggs, which all were delicious. I ordered potatoes which were not completely cooked. I think I will try this place again during the middle of the week instead of the weekend to see if I can get a different outcome on service.

Had breakfast at this location at 8AM on a Thursday. There were only a few tables seated at this…read morelater hour. This location does not serve alcohol as compared to the Woodruff Road location a few miles north. So, if that's your thing for brunch, it's another 10 minutes up the road. They have a wide selection here of both sweet and savory items. Bowls, hashes, wraps, and of course the Million Dollar Bacon (for an extra $3 if you order a breakfast entree). I had the classic with grits. Let's talk about grits. They use Bob's Red Mill yellow corn grits, which are coarse ground, served with butter, and they are pretty good! I'm picky about folks overly creaming or over cheesing their grits. These were cooked so that the creaminess comes from the corn, in part, and they were not gummy. I substituted the grits for the potatoes on the Classic. That's two cage free eggs, four slices of bacon, and whole grain thick sliced toast. You can have smoked ham or turkey or pork sausage links or chicken sausage patties and gluten free bread is also available (no charge to substitute). So they are really going for the healthier options and conscience of providing good choices. My eggs were correctly done over medium. My buddy had turkey sausage biscuits and gravy, two eggs and grits. Coffee is decent, and they set a carafe on the table as well as a milk jug/wine carafe of cold water. I believe the entrees were around $14 each. The service was fine, we sat for a while after eating without being rushed. This is a solid breakfast, especially for those who would like a larger variety of options. Three stars is good, four stars is amazing. It was good, but not amazing, however I definitely will eat here again.

I've only been once, but already believe this is like the perfect little Southern-style breakfast…read morespot. The menu is filled with scratch-made Southern fare as well as cocktails, craft beer, coffee, and specialty lattes courtesy of Mel's Morning Surge. The restaurant also has a jam bar which features 4 different scratch-made jams: blueberry lavender, strawberry basil, red pepper, ginger peach and butters: maple, regular, sweet potato, and pecan. I wasn't able to try these on my first visit, but will most definitely try these on my second. The staff made a good impression, too. They were pleasant, knowledgeable about their menu items and welcoming. The items I tried that were instant faves: THE HANGOVER - Buttermilk biscuit, fried chicken, bacon, scrambled eggs, candied jalapeños, topped with homemade gravy. BANANA PECAN PANCAKES - 3 pancakes, bananas, candied pecans, cream cheese frosting, caramel syrup, pecan butter. CINNAMON ROLL LATTE - ($5) - courtesy of Mel's Morning Surge, the restaurant's in-house vendor, which offers lattes, both traditional and seasonal*, in the following flavors: vanilla, caramel, hazelnut, mocha, white mocha, toasted marshmallow*, pumpkin spice*, and apple crisp*.

Amazing breakfast! Huge biscuits with a variety of butters and jams to try. I got a breakfast…read moresandwich with fried chicken. Crispy biscuit and fried chicken. I should've gotten the egg over easy instead of scrambled but that's on me. Hubby had the Ranchos Herveros (probably spelled that wrong). Great flavor and heat from the sauce. The restraurant was doing a benefit for a women's shelter too which was great. Counter service and nice atmosphere.

I have reviewed this restaurant every time we visit family which is about once a year. I still find…read moretheir food delicious and the servers are just so nice. The biscuits were soft, fluffy and warm. My over easy eggs were perft and my thick slice of ham was grilled. The waffle was hot and fresh and the grits were tasty. It's always so clean and comfy inside.

Although I was on a large tour that offered a pre-fixe meal and there was an area that could…read moreaccommodate so many people, it appeared that the restaurant was a little overwhelmed with our group. The two servers appeared frazzled and aggravated by the many requests and the food and drink orders. They did not seem happy by a few people who had to ask for something. I ordered the chicken souvlaki. I thought there would be two skewers, but there was only one. The bed of rice was unfortunately way undercooked with several kernels crunchy and raw. Additionally it was flavor-less too. What a bummer because the plate actually looked good. The one skewer of chicken was overcooked and dry. There was zero juice left in it. The Greek salad was good, but it was nestled between the hot food which since it was salad probably would have been best to be in a separate bowl. There was one dolmades that was good too. Overall, I heard others in my group who chose either the pork chops or the catfish and felt that they had a very good meal. Unfortunately, I can only attest to the meal I ate. I don't think I would ever need to return unless I ordered something else. Meanwhile the desserts looked pretty good in the case. Our meal came with a min cannoli which was very tasty. Overall, I would bare caution as a Yelp elite to offer my suggestion as a must try at this restaurant and since I am neither a regular nor a local, I would encourage you to check out all the reviews before making your decision. I would suggest going for dessert and then working your way up. Good luck out there foodies!

This is the real deal, you want some food... this is the place…read more Perfectly seasoned, no fuss just pure food... and damn their tzatziki is fire Try the greek menu, and you wont be disappointed. The service was quick and on point and the place was super clean. I'd give it 9/5 if i could...

This was our first time visiting, and it definitely won't be our last. From the moment we walked…read morein, we felt welcomed and taken care of. The restaurant was very clean, and the atmosphere was warm and inviting. The food was incredibly fresh and flavorful. Everything tasted like it was made with care and quality ingredients. Our waitress was so kind and attentive--she made us feel like family. She took the time to answer our questions and made sure we had everything we needed. It's clear that this place values both their food and their customers. We had a great experience and will absolutely be returning. Highly recommend to anyone looking for a great meal and a place that truly treats you like a guest, not just a customer.

If you are looking for a hearty, tasty breakfast served by people who are genuinely friendly, this…read moreis your spot. Corned beef hash and eggs is a favorite - a lot of breakfast places are skimping on the amount but Eggs Up Grill doesn't.

First, this place was busy so perhaps my concerns are a result of this. However I've been here…read moreoften and have loved it, now the last couple times we've left disappointed. First, it was so busy we had to be sat in the back where we feel is somewhat overlooked. We were sat quickly and after a little wait the server came over for our drinks. I politely said I would like a coffee and were ready to order. She says "I can take your drink order" (2x). She then went to another table to greet them and within 30 seconds of her walking away - they had left. My guess it was for the same reason. Customers who come here usually know what they want. Making them wait makes little sense. When she did finally return it couldn't have taken more than 2-3 minutes for us to order. Then she came with the check and couldn't take our card saying "I'll be right back". I'm not sure I understand how this is very productive. Overall food was good. Service was sub-par. Sorry Ariana.

For anyone looking to get American food on Exit 60, this should be your spot instead of any of the…read morefew chains. The food is good, but in 2025, you're are not going to beat the prices you see here (exception of omelettes). I was able to come in here and feed 3 people for $25 including tip. In this economy?? Service was really good as well. You sit yourselves inside an old school dinner like area/tables, but it's not bad. More importantly, the few times I went, the food came out in just a few minutes. One of those times while it was busy, I ordered, looked for the bathroom to wash my hands, and the food came out but a minute later. If any 18-wheeler truck drivers need to know, there are plenty of parking for multiple trucks of that size and has the biggest parking lot on Exit 60. It's nice to get food for $10 and worth trying, especially myself who looks for grilled chicken/fish around that price.

Before I retired going on five years ago I would eat a meal(usually dinner) at least once a week…read morehere. I worked for a nearby trucking company for fifteen years and they had big truck parking. I'm sorry but after this many years of being retired I couldn't find any previous pictures. The food was great and it was always affordable. The spaghetti at Theo's was absolutely delicious! It was always plentiful and hot. Over the years I did try other tasty dishes but that spaghetti was memorable! This is an old school restaurant and a come as you are type of place that is prospering despite nearby fast food joints. I miss Theo's and I plan to return soon. Who would want a cold hamburger and soggy fries when you can have delicious, just about anything imaginable freshly made to order food for the same price? Not me!

The food and services amazing from brunch to lunch We loved every bite the drinks and hookas if you…read morelike Atmosphere and vibe very nice and loving HIGHLY RECOMMEND GO SEE THEM AND ENJOY TOP TIER SERVICE AND FOOD

We arrived at 10:00, first ones in the door. It took 1 hour 10 minutes to get our food. People…read morehad come in behind us, gotten their food and left before we got ours. Some of it was cold. The food that was warm was mediocre. We were visiting for a wedding, so not from Greenville, but have family in the area. I will never be back.