This place is unreal! Awesome atmosphere, with quick and friendly service. We had a large party and…read morethey got us a table within 20 min. Everything from the drinks to meals is top notch. The Brown Sugar Oat milk Latte is not too sweet, and they offer one or two shots of espresso. The Eggs Benedict option is great because you get to try two different kinds of eggs Benedict...both options I chose were flavorful and unique. The cinnamon roll cappuccino is just a fun drink option that is unique to The Breakfast Company. They are also known for their variety of cinnamon rolls, so this is a great drink to try! A must spot if you are visiting Sarasota!

Like it a lot. No…read morereservations First come... Food is flavorful Can eat outside- if not too hot!

Stopped in here for breakfast after reading so many positive Yelp reviews. I am adding one more…read more I bellied up to the breakfast bar and ordered a chi tea latte. It was very good-hot with a shake of cinnamon on a good froth. I went with the special homemade corned beef hash with potatoes and two eggs on top. Served with marbled rye toast. At $18.95, it was a lotta food and made right. No canned ingredients. Great spot to have breakfast- a steady crowd was proof of that.

Everyone in Sarasota is friendly ! Ambiance was a quiet noise. Terri's famous cinnamon roll was…read more100% worth it. If you're only get one food item, this is it + a black coffee. Best way to start your day Terri's famous cinnamon roll 10/10: Sweet but not sickly sweet. I was licking up the icing when I had finished because it was that good. There was some cheesecake flavor component to it. Griddle flight- strawberry Nutella, Boston crème, butternut pecan 7/10: Strawberry Nutella is a classic that you can't go wrong with. Boston crème was okay. The vanilla custard on top was delicious. Butter pecan was easily my favorite! Great texture with the nuts.

Good: Customer service…read moreFood was decent Parking was decent Good ambience Had toy for kids and high chair. Food and drink was fair for the price We did not wait long for seating at the table Bad: none I highly recommend

So good! We found this place online and were excited to try it. Its a cute restaurant thats…read moredecorated with knickknacks and unique furniture. We were seated outside which has plenty of shade. The server was super kind and provided great recommendations. I ordered the pesto eggs benedict, OJ, and french toast. All was delicous. Will come back when im in the area!

Really great atmosphere and the food was delicious!! Highly…read morerecommend! Prices are competitive and service was great !

We enjoyed a dinner in January with friends at Baker and Wife. Food was definitely quality. Thought…read moresome of the portions were not up to the price while others were. My wife got fish and it was a bit dry, while the other meals were better. A solid place in Sarasota.

Tracy was our server, we had a really bad experience trying to eat at a café, but got ignored. We…read morewere greeted immediately by a friendly hostess and seated in Tracey's station at a beautiful outdoor patio table. Five star experience from start to finish, great recommendations from the server and all proves to be fantastic. We started with wuevos rancheros, ordered a croissant sandwich with egg cheddar, bacon, avocado, and sprouts, and also a blackened chicken salad. The food is fantastic and it was so good that we ordered a second plate of the rancheros. Thank you for being such a beacon of joy Tracy and thank you for the incredible meal. We will be back anytime we come back to siesta keys. It's off the beaten path, so make sure that you find this hidden gem best meal for sure

Lauren helped us out this morning as we started the day at The Sun Garden Cafe with the Myakka…read moreBenedict and the Max's Bliscuit noyh with SG Potatoes and an added bowl of fruit. The Myakka was eggs benedict sausage patties, tomato, on a grilled biscuit and smothered in sausage gravy. The Max's Bliscuit was a huge buttermilk biscuit, two eggs, cheese, and bacon..the eggs were ordered over-easy but I think that they were just a bit passed that point but Terri said that it was still very good. It's a very bright and friendly decor inside and out...definitely one of our favorite places in Siesta Key Village!

It's been a while since I have eaten here so I decided to get a fried chicken sandwich to go…read more Service with a smile and most importantly, I got a parking spot in front. Great comfort food

Visiting from Lancaster PA, Yoder's is authentic generic Amish fare, run of the mill at numerous…read moreeateries back home. The old world meatloaf was typical. The cheesy grits were exceptional, while the apples were extremely sweet. All in all, if you're looking for dinery comfort food, look no further. BTW: a companion wanted chocolate dirt, which is pudding with crumbled pie shell in a jar. They would only sell her a "flight", three flavors of the concoction; they would not sell her one. I have never ever heard of such a thing with any product, including beer, which is typically where you find flights. Crazy.

The food was really good! However, we really miss the Escargot Appetizer and Bananas Foster for…read moredessert. Those two items were what made us try this restaurant to begin with many years ago. Please bring them back!

For Mothers Day,I wanted to try something different and booked Cafe on St. Armand's- where Cafe…read moreEurope use to be. The restaurant is very large offering both indoor and outdoor dining. Inside has 3 rooms; bar area, and two dining rooms. Mediterranean tapas inspired menu- we shared some small plates. The grilled octopus, chicken souvlaki, kefta pita( my favorite) and Moroccan hot honey sliders. Everything was delicious and the drinks complimented the entrees. My Spanish gin and tonic was very different (good) and beautifully prepared. My wife had lemon- lavender tequila and Paloma and both were refreshing. Luis was a terrific server who made some recommendations and knew the menus. A worthwhile find that deserves another visit- especially during happy hours.

Just came in for the first time. This place did not disappoint. I was hungry, so I went for the…read morebiscuit, sausage gravy and egg "sandwich". Obviously, it was more of an open face dish to be eaten with a fork. That gravy was the real deal... hard to find down here in Florida. And the bacon was a delicious addition. I would have licked the plate if I wasn't in public. Followed this up with a blackberry hand pie. I tried to only eat half, but was unsuccessful. I love that they have small, reasonably priced bakery items. Perfect breakfast dessert. Friendly staff, great atmosphere. I'm sure the coffee is good too, but I didn't try any today. I'll certainly be back.

Buttermilk on Palmer Boulevard was a good find for quality espresso and baked goods. It's tucked…read moreaway in a less traveled area of Sarasota, but worth seeking out, it offers ample seating, easy parking, and had a lively vibe when we were there. The barista nailed a perfect espresso with great crema for my friend and I enjoyed a delicious cappuccino. One of our group tried a gluten free sweet potato biscuit and said it was wonderful. I highly recommend this coffee shop. We'll be back.

Best place we found for breakfast in the 4 months we were in SRQ…read more The menu is full of so many different combinations of deliciousness. The staff is a real team effort and so pleasant! GO GO GO great way to start your day. Lunch also looked incredible but didn't have a chance to go.

Here is a review that captures that classic, deeply disappointing diner experience…read more Avoid This Place Like the Plague Rating: (1/5) I don't usually write reviews, but I feel a moral obligation to warn anyone thinking about getting breakfast here. If you're looking for a good start to your day, keep driving. The Food: I'm pretty sure my breakfast combo was cooked in oil that hasn't been changed since the turn of the century. The hashbrowns weren't crispy--they were just a heavy, grey sponge dripping with lukewarm grease and dark burnt. I ordered bacon, but what I got looked and tasted like carbonized wood chips, when I asked for crispy bacon, it was rubbery. The Eggs: Supposed to be cheese omelette with mushrooms, but they managed to be simultaneously rubbery on the edges and swimming in a puddle of mystery oil. Burnt toast, burnt English muffin. Everything felt heavy, oily, and completely un-editable. Save your stomach and your money. There are a million breakfast joints out there--don't risk it on this grease trap.

We went here for breakfast and had the Belgian waffle with fresh fruit and the Southwest Eggs…read moreBenedict. Both were very tasty. Food arrived quickly and our server was very nice. They have indoor seating as well as a few tables outside.

Had a great Easter morning breakfast at Sunny Side Cafe. The eggs Benedict were very tasty, paired…read moreperfectly with a delicious potato pancake. Service was friendly and attentive, and the environment was clean and welcoming--an all-around enjoyable experience.