It's so good during the week - we went on Th at 11 and got seated right away. Service is so fast…read moreand food is great. My date had the bfast sand - he loved it but the egg was messy! I had the B&G w 2 eggs - full so full with awesome B&G and hash browns. Tea was surprisingly good. Great experience

I've been here probably 13 times since they opened. Their menu is pretty extensive, and well laid…read moreout. The food, across all visits, has been consistently excellent, as has the service. The venue is well-staffed by pleasant, friendly, caffeinated staff. So, up to this point, I'd be happy awarding them 5 stars. But, I visited Tasty Biscuit this morning, and noted some things that I wish/hope Management and Corporate would address: 1. Sometime over this Summer, the Counter disappeared! You CAN'T have a Diner without a Counter!! I understand that this building is problematic - but when Quincy's was here, it was just fine. 2. The Staff was maybe a little too brisk for my Saturday 8:30 AM visit. I counted 11 in black t-shirts on the floor (probably more Servers in the back), moving at breakneck speed, although the restaurant was FAR from full. This may or may not be an issue to you. I enjoy a leisurely breakfast: over the past 5 decades, if I'm late for something, it's usually MY fault, and I politely tell my Server: who ensures their service is prompt and accurate. I go "inside" even if there's a drive-in Window. I enjoy chatting with people (hence my preference for Counters ) and try - ALWAYS - to try and make the Server's lives more pleasant and jolly. A little Kindness goes a long way! Not here, though. By the time you see the Server, they're walking away! An incident this morning - I was looking at the News on my iPhone, when I heard a bang on my table. I decoupled from my phone, and there on the Table was my BREAKFAST! I looked around, and there was nobody nearby- not a runner, not my Server. Not a word of greeting or warning or "here's your breakfast, Mr. Valued Customer!" Odd, impersonal, bleak, alarming, unjolly, soulless. and unsettling. It REALLY impacted my experience, dining there. 3. This morning, the food was not hot. It was not COLD either (or I would have raised a fuss), but it was not HOT, either. My butter would not melt on it. With all those people on the floor, and not at a "rush period", THERE IS NO EXCUSE. Not that J'd get one anyway from the Ijet-fueled Servers. 4. In my dotage (as my Usefulness in our "Winning Society" wanes and flickers out) , when I'm presented with the check, I present my Credit Card and my AARP Card. Whether Tasty Biscuit accepts them or not (they don't)!, this is an unobtrusive and (I've been told) POLITE way of giving the Server "all the information they need" without slowing them down. Essential, in this case. "God forbid I consume a nanosecond of their paid time!!! " The AARP card was not: * Acknowledged (Servers on Hi-Test) * Discounted (Tasty Biscuits' Corporate decision; I'm okay with that) Y'know, after mulling over my Experience this morning, I'm forced to re-rate my Review to Three Stars: * 5 stars to begin, based on my previous visits * Minus two stars for my Experience this morning. In the broader context, Tasty Biscuit, there is JUST NO REASON fir me to justify spending $21.93 (with tip) for a Belgian Waffle and an Iced Tea. None whatsoever. My only recourses here are to: * Enact a "No-Tip" policy unless the Service is truly exceptional * Stop visiting Tasty Biscuit altogether * Stop eating out. Period. I dislike the latter two, so only the first remains. It's apparent that the Industry wishes me to accelerate what's already happening: to make room for a younger person who has no traffic with Service, Kindness, and Human Interaction. Home-schooled Gen Z, probably, or rooting for the Fueher. Or both.

As breakfast spots go, this one takes the... muffin!…read more A large, well-light dining room with numerous tables, a packed menu, and a friendly staff make this spot a winner! Even when busy they get you in, seated, and fed very quickly. And that's exactly what we are looking for on a Sunday morning; we got things to do! Our waitress understood the assignment and treated us well. As did the kitchen because our food was TASTY and really hit the spot. Portions?... big enough the fuel you all. day. long. While this spot is a bit further than I normally venture for breakfast it is worth the drive, without a doubt!

I came for father's day with my dad, and it was packed. We waited around 45 min for a table, and we…read moreended up getting sat on the patio - just as it started raining. Although there were umbrellas, the rain was still dripping over the tables, but our server kept a positive attitude even though we weren't able to change our seats to be inside. My dad enjoyed his skillet, and I got a panini, and I'm amazed by the huge portion sizes. The panini was good, with juicy chicken and a delicious subtle apricot spread. The fries are huge as well, and super crispy. Buttermilk's pancakes are probably my favorite pancakes, as they are light, soft, fluffy, and subtly sweet. This was a good spot for a casual brunch with family.

After a couple more visits, I walk over after dropping my car off at Ogden Motorcar, I've enjoyed…read moremy breakfast choices. Great waffle and the Avocado Toast with Million Dollar Bacon is definitely enjoyable. Parking lot is not as crowded with the Amazon grocery store closing in February. You get great prompt service sitting at the bar, and I don't feel guilty hanging out waiting for the call my car is ready. Their fall menu is coming to an end on 10/26 and I am looking forward to seeing the winter menu. I do have a location near home, which I have also enjoyed in the past. They do offer alfresco dining and are fall weather lately warrants a visit. Always a bright spotless dining room to great you. Prices are inline with the quality and quantity of food you receive. Megan was super friendly and checked in shortly after receiving my meal, which I love.

My first time at this place, and I had a good experience! The service was excellent, and my server…read morewas super nice. The food was okay, but in my opinion, the biscuits were a little too heavy on carbs. I would recommend adding another protein to this plate. The Chickichanga was my favorite it was DELICIOUS!!! And the potatoes on both plates were on point The atmosphere was really nice too, a great spot to talk, hang out, and share with othe.

I'm always a fan of honey jam café! The meat lover skillet is always delicious! The weight staff…read moreare always friendly and personable.

We always have an excellent classic breakfast at Honey Jam! I especially love their pancakes…read more They're super soft and delicious and served as a side with most classic breakfast options- we choose to come here for breakfast when we really have a taste for pancakes! The omelets are also great and actually a reasonable size I'm capable of finishing! Too often omelets are so big and overwhelming but these are a great size. They also have a great kids menu with plenty of breakfast options, reasonably priced. We always have quick and kind service here! I also love how bright the vibe is- exactly what you want in a breakfast spot!

I always love Egg Harbor! The Naperville location is a great brunch spot with both indoor and…read moreoutdoor seating and great proximity to the River Walk. Service is great and both breakfast and lunch options are delicious! Today I opted for a savory/sweet mix with the smoked salmon avocado toast and French toast. The smoked salmon avocado toast is loaded up with salmon (no skimping here) and it's fresh and tasty- with an egg included too! The French toast is on fluffy challah bread and is perfect with a cup of their coffee or a latte.

This place was spectacular. The food was amazing. I ordered a tuna sandwich that was absolutely…read moredelicious, they told me it was homemade, and you could definitely tell. The potatoes were incredible. My boyfriend ordered a burrito that tasted like homemade comfort food, just like something your grandmother would make. I also really enjoyed the chicken soup; it was divine, super creamy, and full of delicious flavor. The coffee was absolutely delicious, and the service was impeccable. Our waiter treated us with so much kindness and everything was served very quickly.

Hidden gem in Naperville. Had items from the breakfast menu. I had the Greek Omelet with hash…read morebrowns and pancakes. It was an ample plate of food. All very delicious. I also had a side of yummy cornbread, which is a plate of two small loaves. The friendly service was excellent. Coffee was refilled even without asking, and that means something to me. Great diner atmosphere. The smell of breakfast permeates the place. Plenty of tables and bench table seating. Thanks to Yelp! Showing the Lucky Penny had good reviews made my decision easy in an area I did not know.

I will start by saying they have a separate vegan menu and a separate gluten-free menu ~ not just…read moresymbols on their regular menu to indicate the designation. Driving by on Ogden, you would NEVER know this restaurant is here. It is waaaaaaaaaaaaaay in the corner, so just walk in that direction and you will find the door. It is teeny, tiny with only 19 stations that are a combination of booths and tables. Because of the smallness, a number of those stations are located in undesirable locations. Deal with it. Abundant selectins of breakfast and lunch offerings ~ something for everyone. Portions are generous and served hot. Wait time was average. All staff were very friendly. Carry-out available. Only downside ~ the parking lot is small. They are doing everything right.

Omg! If I could give this place more than 5 stars I would! In town for the week and found this spot…read moreon TikTok. I was a little afraid we weren't going to be able to get a seat. I saw people saying reservations are highly encouraged because it gets really busy. Thankfully we arrive before the dinner rush. I knew when I sat down that I was ordering the short rib based off of videos....the short rib was soooo tender i think I swallowed the plate too! My sister got the burger. I tasted that as well and it was also perfection.

Hey! This place is so cool!!! From the floor, to the ceiling!!! Apparently, it's been here for…read moreeight years. Yet! I have never came across it before. **happy accidents** So! I usually walk the same route, in downtown Naperville. It is what it is. I like to have a "place" that knows my name #Cheers Ok! So, this is the route to a great bar and restaurant. (I was too late for food) I will try the "restaurant" part another time... BECAUSE! Jeff is an amazing bartender. O'Brien?!?? She's such a sweetheart! Girl, you have all of that & a bag of chips. (Yes. I know. I showed my age ) I love the history of this place. It was designed and built by the owner and his dad. It's an amazing and extraordinary place! Not many restaurants outlived Covid. The fact that this place has thrived! Is an amazing accomplishment of its own! How many independent businesses survived during and after??? Think about it... take your time. So many businesses failed. Sadly. This place has stood the test of time! As crazy as it may seem. It still stands!!! That is the American dream!!! The owner has built this place with his love, blood, sweat and tears! It's a place that will remember your name. Every. Single. Person. Welcome and excepted!!!

My stay at this hotel was just okay. The best part of the stay was the staff…read more The hotel building itself left a lot to be desired. We stayed in one of the panoramic rooms which was less luxurious than expected because of the sound of the highway and the views being mostly of a parking lot, highway and a pond. I had to sleep with AirPods in to drown out the sound of the highway. The breakfast selection was okay, some mornings better than others. (I especially liked the days with bacon!) Overall the stay was just okay, but I don't think I'd rebook here.

Could've been better…read more.. My wife and I were nearing the end of our ten day upper Midwest road trip, and needed a place to sleep on Friday night before taking a Saturday flight back to LAX from Chicago. I used Hyatt properties exclusively throughout the trip since I have a nice stash of points to use for free nights. I had reserved a stay at the Hyatt Place in Munster, IN, since it was very close to my wife's relatives who we were meeting that night for dinner. However, a couple of days before, received an email from the Munster Hyatt Place that many of their rooms did not have air conditioning because of the storms that had passed through their area the prior week. So ended up canceling the reservation (Hyatt will return your points if you cancel at least 24 hours before your stay) and decided to book something that was closer to where we were going to pick up my wife's mom the next day. The Hyatt Regency Lisle was the closest and also had the best redemption (at only 6,000 points). I was surprised at the low cost for a Regency, but figured it must be the location. We ended up checking in late, around 10 pm. Since we had to catch our flight the next day, we had to bring all of our luggage and various knick-knacks that we've been purchasing (and dumping into the back seat of our rental car) and bring it all upstairs. There was nobody out in front (which wasn't a big deal), but absolutely no luggage carts anywhere to be found. The lobby was empty, with one lone guy manning the check-in desk. He checked us in, told us we had a room on the 3rd floor. Hyatt sends out surveys after visits, and one of the questions asked if the guest had been recognized as a loyal member of Hyatt. The only times it did not happen during our road trips, was at the two Hyatt Regencies, this one included. Built in 1988 and last renovated in 2012, with 317 rooms and 13 floors. Thus elevators are a must. Well, two of the three elevators were out of service, and from the look of the sign, seemed like for a while. It has enough meeting spaces and ballrooms to host large events. And there was definitely night events happening, with the low price of rooms and it being a Friday night. There was no bottled water offered, so my wife went to the ice maker to get ice to melt down for water the next morning. We also spent a bit of time packing our bags, making sure we didn't hit the 50 lb limit (I had purchased beer to bring home so it was a bit of a challenge, but we made do). The room was definitely an older style, but the room and BR was clean with a shower/tub combo. It was meant to be a place to get in/out for an overnight stay, and figured I had done alright. There is no complementary breakfast at Regencies, so decided to checkout (via the app) and leave by 9am. I should have guessed what would happen...with only one elevator working, and people all trying to get to the lobby to leave, each elevator stopping on the 3rd floor was already full by the time it reached us (since there were 10 floors of people above us). After waiting 10 plus minutes, letting 2 elevators leave without us, was determined to get onto the 3rd one. It was full and a young women said 'Oh no, there is no room'. Yeah, I was a bit of an ass in making space for my wife and our bags (didn't ask..just told the people in front, "No..We are getting on...please make room). People were not happy, with some smartass in the back grumbling..."it's only the 3rd floor...you could have taken the stairs"...lol...pretty sure he didn't have any luggage. Luckily the elevator didn't break down with all the people, and we got out of there as fast as possible as soon as the door opened. Reading reviews, it was clear that the elevator situation has been bad for a while now...should have read Yelp before making the reservation. Lesson learned!

In light of Rosh Hashanah, we were looking for Jewish places to eat and came across Schmaltz Deli…read more We never knew there was a Jewish deli in the area and boy were we missing out. As soon as we walked in, we knew it was going to be a great experience. They have plenty of indoor and outdoor tables available as well as a traditional deli counter. They also have a drive thru! You can choose to order at the counter or be seated with a more traditional restaurant-like service. Our waiter was young but very professional and provided great recommendations. To start, they bring a complimentary bowl of bagel chips (a unique twist and a great way to repurpose old bagels). For my meal, I had a half American sandwich with a bowl of matzo ball soup. It was simple but delicious. On our way out, we stopped at the deli and ordered a few rugelach. They tasted so fresh! My favorite was the apricot flavor. Definitely hope to be back real soon to support such a great spot! Shana Tova!

3.5 stars, but rounded up because I didn't feel they deserved any deduction…read more I was REALLY looking forward to their #20 Old New Yorker, which I got in their Navel Cut pastrami. It was a solid 7, which is why I place it at 3.5 stars. I may be being picky here but it just wasn't to the level of "melt-in-your-mouth" pastrami standards for me. Not to say it wasn't good, because it was perfectly fine. In fact, it's better than most of the pastrami sandwiches I tried in Chicagoland. Maybe it's the fact that I had to bring it back to the office to eat it, and half hour had gone by and pastrami weren't as warm and the Jewish rye had become soggy by the time I took the first bite. I mean, it goes without saying that the sandwich would have been 3 times better had I sat down immediately and had it. Again, all things considered, it was a perfectly good sandwich. One interesting thing was that I had never been to an establishment that included a half sour pickle instead of a normal one and gotta say, I was pleasantly surprised. Pickles can be a hit or a miss for me. I like my pickles to be crunch, but some places offer overripened ones that become borderline mushy. Schmaltz's half sour pickle was not overly salty or sour, making it very attractive for me. The more I'm thinking about it, I'm convinced that I'll have to go back and try their #14 Sloppy Paul, which is the corned beef with sauerkraut, which is another favorite of mine. And this time, I'll be sure to dine in and give another review of it to see how much I like them better.

Outstanding! The tapas were delicious, not too small, and lots of interesting choices. We got the…read morecombination + 3 tapas and between the 2 of us, we brought some home. All in with a sangria flight (2 choices for each of us) with tip was about $120. This was lunch. The place is beautiful, the flowers, the building, the layout, very nice. Not loud at all, some nice Spanish music was playing at an appropriate volume. Our server Lily was fantastic! My wife really appreciates warm, friendly interactions, and Lily was both, and thoughtful about which dishes came out and when. We weren't overloaded, so things came out hot from the kitchen. Brilliant. We will definitely be back!

Beautiful setting with fountains and greenery around the historic mansion. They even left a cute…read morecard on our table wishing us a happy anniversary which was a sweet touch! We were seated immediately upon arrival and placed our order shortly after. Our waiter recommended 2-3 tapas per person. A quick tip: if you order a paella, order fewer tapas overall as the rice makes it very filling! The standout tapas were the cold Patatas Con Alioli (the garlic in the potato salad was divine), the Vieiras Albariño (scallops were tender and cooked to perfection), and the Calamares A La Plancha (very clean squid, no strong fishy taste). The Solomillos A La Plancha was a unique take on beef tenderloin, though it was ultimately forgettable and the Pollo Al Limón was sadly overcooked and needed more lemon. While we got seated quickly, the dish delivery was very slow and spread out, stretching our total meal to two hours. By the time our Blanco Y Negro dessert arrived, we didn't bother mentioning our missing Queso De Cabra just because we wanted to wrap things up. Another staff member tipped off our waiter about our anniversary, so he congratulated us, took our picture, and brought two glasses of champagne. While a cute moment, we were surprised to be charged for the champagne on our bill afterward. Since I'm not much of a drinker and we already had a pitcher of sangria, we would have declined had we known it wasn't complimentary. Great ambiance and seafood, but watch out for slow food rollout and unexpected charges.