Hubby and I had just returned back home after a family emergency issue in Japan, and wanted a good…read moreol' breakfast. We headed here as we knew it was a small, local chain and had it on the "list" of places to try. When we walked in, harsh 5000k lighting greeted us. I'm not a fan; it causes "floaties" in my eyes. So frankly, that wasn't great. Briana's - a quick reminder that restaurants should be warm and inviting- using harsh, cold lighting does "not" count and was the reason for the sole demerit. We ordered food - i had a denver omelette with toast and crepes - and it was great, seriously. Service was fairly nice; the waitress was pleasant, the seating was new and very comfy, and except for the lighting? We'd return for sure!

The service was great and so was the food…read more However, the stars because the skilled was very small and overpriced for the size. $18 dollars for a skillet with barely any meat in it is a little too much. Unfortunately due to high prices and small portions we will not be back.

Have been here quite a few times. A very quant place for breakfast or lunch. Their portions are…read morevery healthy! There is also exceptional friendly service from the two girls Miley and Peyton. There hasn't been anything wrong with the food and the water tasted fine. Yes, when it gets crowded, things tend to slow down at bit . But that should be expected. If you can't deal with that, you should not go at peak times of the day

Service is terrible and the staff is not pleasant to deal with. They have you feel they are doing…read moreyou a favor to serve you. When you ask to speak to the manager he is too busy to talk to the customers. That is unacceptable - restaurant business is partially the food and partially the customer service. They missed them both. We will not be returning to this restaurant. Savory restaurant is a great alternative and worth the drive.

I loved this place. The food was amazing. The service is superb, friendly and quick…read more Ambiance is great, feels like home-cooking. Easy plaza free parking and great location.

Horrible service. We spent almost 2 hours here for 4 people. The food took forever to come out. The…read morewaitress took forever to greet our table and to give us our checks. The place is small and crowded. There is no where to wait besides two chairs in the front. They overcharged me for bacon. The menu says $2.50 and they charged me $3.00 The food however was pretty good

Cute coffee shop in Bartlett. It looks like used to be an old house turned into several…read moreShops in one place. Very cute. Good coffee! I had an latte with an oat milk. They also have Cuban coffee. I didn't try it but looked good. Service was also good!

A coffee shop located in front of a station in a small town shares one roof with a boutique, a…read morejewelry shop, a flower shop, and more. The café features a cozy sofa area that practically invites you to stay as long as you like, along with rows of chairs where locals gather and relax. I highly recommend this cafe and I definitely back here.

Love coming here when time is not an issue. We drive over 40 minutes to get there but it always is…read moregreat and never disappoints. Ask for Melinda. She's the best! Coffee is good, grilled chicken is perfect! My son loves it. Great option for a nice brunch. Lots of libations too! Too bad the weather is not cooperating today otherwise we'd be there this morning.

i've never written a review so quickly after eating (i'm still sitting here savoring last bites)…read more the stuffed potato pancakes surpassed any expectations i had, and i've already texted three people about them. i will be dreaming of these and be sure to get them whenever im in town. phenomenal. plus a huge menu, well priced, and great service!

I came here on a Tuesday afternoon (spring break) and it was packed. There was a line of people…read morewaiting for tables and the door constantly revolving. I got the farmhouse skillet with bacon. The dish is served with potatoes, eggs and choice of meat, drizzled with sausage gravy & comes with a side (I got the French toast). I also tried the steak & eggs which was packed with flavor. Kind staff, the place could use an expansion ;-)

Saw Rays Diner on YELP, we were seated right away. I started with a cup of cream of broccoli soup…read moreand my guest had a cup of chicken noodle soup. Both were delicious and came with bread and butter. I ordered pepper and egg sandwich deluxe. My guest had the chicken fried steak both were very tasty. Give this place a try !

Jojo's never disappoints…read more Friendly staff. A large variety of food options. Plenty of parking

This is your average "greasy spoon" type of restaurant. Their soups are really good, but most meals…read moredon't include soup, and you have to pay a lot extra for a bowl. Their basics like BLT sandwich doesn't include it, and with only fries, it's like $16. And the amount of bacon is like two slices to a mound of iceberg lettuce. Their breakfasts, on the other hand, can be very large, but most food is overpriced for what it is. This isn't an everyday go to place for me, and I only go when a family member invites me. I wouldn't choose the place on my own.

I'm writing to share my recent experience dining, and unfortunately, it was one of the most…read moredisappointing restaurant visits I've had in a long time. First, the food lacked any seasoning -- no salt, no flavor, no care in preparation. The food should at least be properly cooked and seasoned. Secondly, my mother has a caffeine allergy. She politely asked for a to-go coffee cup with hot water and lemon so she wouldn't risk contamination from an unwashed cup that previously held coffee. Instead of accommodating a simple allergy-related request, your staff (with management approval) refused unless she paid for the cup. That level of insensitivity toward an allergy is unacceptable. On top of that, I ordered a cup of hot water with lemon and honey and was charged $3 -- the same as if I had ordered tea, even though I didn't ask for a tea bag. Charging customers full price for a basic cup of hot water and two lemon slices is unreasonable and frankly petty. I could understand a small charge for honey, but $3 is excessive. I obviously asked for the tea bag at this point. It's clear that more effort is being put into pushing sales of alcohol, ice cream, and coffee flights than into serving quality food or listening to patrons' needs. If more attention were given to the basics -- good food and decent managerial service (the server was at minimum okay)-- you wouldn't have to nickel-and-dime customers for hot water or disregard allergy concerns. I will not be returning, and I plan to share this experience publicly so others are aware.

My favorite brunch place in the area. Everything is so well done and very cute. Love the vibes!read more