Great coffee and service. Employees greet you and thank you…read more This little coffee shop is a treasure

Coffee is way too expensive and not very good. The owner who is apparently the mayor. He came…read moreoff like a douchebag.

I came to Lorraine's to satiate an afternoon sweet tooth while visiting Montgomery. It's a quaint…read morelittle bakery in the heart of downtown Montgomery. They have lots of sweets beyond baked goods -- including ice cream! I believe they also have coffee. I ordered a milkshake and it was divine and filled to the brim. Perfectly made with an excellent consistency and flavor profile. They also put whipped cream and a cherry in if you'd like it!

CUTEST little cafe / bakery. Decided to drop by on a whim and ended up falling in love with the…read morevibes + raspberry matcha. Workers were all super nice as well and were so patient with helping us decide what to order (everything looked SO good it was difficult)

Jazzy's Eats and Treats is a great place to have brunch, given breakfast and brunch is all this…read morerestaurant serves and that is all they have on the menu. This focus should and does translate into good results, but it is a work in progress. I came here with two friends and we were in agreement this is a great place for breakfast and brunch, but also in agreement their coffee and tea game could be stepped up. There are no real hot tea choices and the coffee is a bit on the weak side. There is also no iced tap water, only bottled water to pour over ice. They only charge a buck for the water, but it is a consideration. I ordered the shrimp and grits with a side of bacon, which I highly recommend. The grits have a creamy consistency aided with lots of cheese and butter, the latter of which is great for flavor, but could be restrained a bit. You are not here to count the calories. There are a decent number of shrimp atop, with proper Cajun seasoning befitting the eponymously named and New Orleans styled Jazz restaurant. The side of bacon, which came out in a caramelized semicrisp state, complimented the shrimp and added its own savory flavor to put it over the top for me. Jazzy's New Orleans underpinning was consistent in its flavor profile across all our dishes. The Cajun seasoning was evident in the Salmon Croquettes and the Fish and Grits my friends ordered. Everything received positive reviews, save for the pancakes one of my friends ordered on the side, which were considered mildly positive, and the Croquettes, which were a bit too heavily seasoned with the increased sodium content. Prices are reasonable and, after all is said and done, each person will come to about thirty bucks, including the tip, which is automatically charged at fifteen percent. Service was good, but this automatic gratuity charge is a practice I do not like and is reflected in my review rating, but do not let that dissuade you from coming here. 3.5 stars!

I'll admit, having lived in Atlanta for some caused me to be skeptical of this place at first. I…read moreknow 'these' types of spots when I see them. You can go down the checklist: Automatic gratuity sign on the front door, the grassy walls, and the steeply priced menu. As a matter of fact, when I looked at the prices at first glance, I almost got up and left because, again, this felt like a 'typical' Atlanta-lite brunch spot when I was visiting Montgomery. However, my experience and thoughts about Jazzy's would begin to shift right there. The waitress was very friendly and patient. I ordered the Big Breakfast with eggs, grits, potatoes and chicken wings. My guest ordered red velvet waffles and a breakfast skillet. It took quite a while, especially for the lack of patrons in the restaurant. However, when the food came, it more than solved and lingering issues I may have been pondering about Jazzy's. The food was amazing!!! The waffles and pancakes were delicious. The eggs and grits took me back to grandma's kitchen table. And the wings??? Come on Jazzy's y'all showed out with the wings. Everything was right on point. Also, I think it's important to note, the size of the portions given will more than make up for any potential pause given by the prices on the menu. If you are in Montgomery and in search of a brunch spot, HIT UP JAZZY'S you will NOT be disappointed.

Two words: liquid crack! That's the coffee that our entire group was obsessed with and ordered…read moremultiple times each day during our weeklong stay at the hotel across the street. There's live music and open mic nights. I was able to have a nice meeting here, with moderate noise levels. There's not a huge food menu, mostly pastries.

You will walk out of Hilltop Public House feeling better than when you walked in whether it's…read moreFrench Press, Vietnamese Coffee, or the Brekky Bagel in the AM or an afternoon beer, or an Espresso Martini in the evening HPH hits all the right notes!

We love everything about Vintage Cafe! We've been in town for a week from Seattle and we always…read morestruggle to find good coffee when we travel but this place has it down! The service is incredible, it's clean and cute, super nice people and the drinks, pastries, breakfast & lunch are all scrumptious! We're going to miss this gem of a place so much!

We first came to the drive-thru, and no one came to the window after we waited several minutes and…read moreran over the bell sound twice. We proceeded to walk into the cafe, where we were warmly greeted by the front and customers comfortably sat around. The location was extremely fascinating with its downstairs cafe, and more seating upstairs, where the bathrooms were located. We didn't have to wait too long for our chai and coffee order. I also ordered a Fig and Brie Melt, and my husband and I forgot what he ordered to eat. The food and drinks were forgettable, but pricey. Glad we tried it, but we wouldn't go out of our way to go there again.

Lovely decor Very nice environment and ambience…read more Peaceful music Clean Nice, friendly, helpful staff Gives Montgomery more international and cultural flavor Varied menu with plenty of options

I came here to study, the ambiance was perfect. I ordered the 떤보기 & signature smoothie. It was…read moregreat. The whole cafe smells so clean as well. I bought two cases of 떡 .

I love their loaded teas here! Staff is very nice and they'll actually listen when you ask for…read morelight ice (unlike other places that still load the cup with ice). They're great about answering questions on their menus and their hours are great if you need a boost early in the morning. I've never had issues with them which is why I keep going. Prices are pretty great too.

Need better customer service. I'm a person who loves to support new business, so when I see a sign…read moresay now open, i'm going to stop and try it out. So on today, I'm in Montgomery and sees the sign that say 334 Nutrition NOW OPEN, I go to the facebook page to see a menu of what all they have before I go in. I also wanted to buy a few boxes of tea to take home so when I'm on the go I will have them. So I enter the building with a hello, there is a customer there who speaks the two workers doesn't depart their mouth. One is sitting at a table, so then the other one finally decides to ask me what I needed, so I ask her about one of the teas and what was in it, she tells me and then I say I will have that one. She fixes my tea and say it will be $7.50, she gives me my change. I say do I need to sign this email list she say no thats only if I want to keep up the sales. I walk off slowly to see if she going to say thank you or if she would see if I wanted anything else. My plan was to spend a few hundred dollars there on some products because I need some more instead of me ordering online and having to wait on it and to support the business. But that didn't happen. She didnt say a word. I feel like if you running a business, customer service is a must..greet them, see how you can help them, tell them thank you with a smile so they will consider coming back. I'm sure I want be back

We just happened upon this place as we were in the joint parking lot of Can a Brotha Get a Slice…read more As I was paying for our pizza, a lady approached me asking whether we wanted cheesecake. I was a little confused but I quickly learned that The Cheesecake Empori-yum is a distinct business. The woman was a friend of the owner and she kindly walked me through the cheesecake options that were available. I was debating between the white chocolate triple berry and the pineapple upside down cake for my husband and the snickers and red velvet for me. I went with the daily special - pineapple upside down cake - and red velvet. The cheesecake slices were $5.15 each, which was perhaps a little hefty for the size of the slice but still reasonable I thought. The pineapple upside down cake cheesecake came out hot. I was told that the cake portion had just been baked. I must admit that it looked very different than what I was imagining it to look like (i.e. Cheesecake Factory) as the cake was falling apart. We refrigerated it for a few hours before trying it so that the cheesecake portion would be cold. While good, this dessert very much looked and tasted like cake and not cheesecake. There was also a texture issue for me as it was all very soft versus having distinct cake and cheesecake textures. We thought that the red velvet cheesecake was more successful. It was rich and creamy and the red velvet flavor came through nicely. The slice held up well and had a nice Oreo crust. It was perfectly baked. We were rushing some so I didn't see the full menu. Next time, I'd love to try the soul food egg rolls!

I'm not sure why, but I've been thinking a lot about my time as a student in Alabama. As a lonely…read moreCalifornia transplant years ago, I remember feeling a little uneasy about the prospect of being in such a new place without any of my normal comforts -- including my favorite places to get comfort food. Naturally, one of the first things I did was seek out some new local places to fill the role of my favorite spots back home. This search led me right to The Cheesecake Empori-Yum; after all, what could possibly be more comforting than a cheesecake? I can definitely say that I found what I was looking for. I may have had better cheesecake experiences in the past, but certainly not by much -- it's hard to exaggerate how good the cheesecakes are here. I might recommend trying the original in addition to any specialty slices you order, just to give yourself a benchmark. The last time I visited, I went with the Reese's cheesecake -- peanut butter fiend that I am, I ordered a peanut butter cheesecake with chocolate crust, crushed Reese's Cups, and chocolate drizzle was only right. It was wonderfully dense and beautifully creamy, just as always. I did wish that the peanut butter flavor of the cheesecake itself came through more, though; the peanut butter notes were overshadowed a bit by the stronger chocolate flavor from the crust/drizzle. Although the cheesecakes are fantastic, I think the best part of all is the amazingly friendly service. You often here the phrase "service with a smile," but here you will find that to the tenth degree. The owner is so very friendly, and it's evident she puts her heart and soul into everything she makes. A little shop with a big heart... you can tell each item is made with love. Come by for a slice... or three. I won't judge.