My son and I had breakfast at this establishment previously. The breakfast is more of a brunch…read morebecause of their menu items. I particularly like the avocado and how it's plated. My coffee was drip coffee, not any particular kind, but it was not bitter- which is a positive Sweet potato fries are my thing, my son enjoyed their burger with French fries. Service was good, we were sorted within 5 minutes of arriving. Ambiance is that of a home dinning. Simple clean, and set against a backdrop of an 80s household. Check it out sometime

I've had this spot on my list for awhile, but it can be hard to gather for brunch when they don't…read moretake reservations and have an hour dine in limit. However, we found some time, and here we are. It's not my first time having to wait because a place is busy without reservations, but during the wintry times... they didn't have much of a wait. We were seated pretty quick, but in the "outdoor" area that really needed the heaters to work for it to be comfortable. They do zip up the area to keep the wind out, but the cold still seeps in. When I eventually got my food, it cooled down faster than I could eat it. Now the food was good. I have a soft spot for breakfast/brunch and would honestly eat it for dinner if they offered it, but they do not. Regardless, they did not disappoint! Everything was flavorful and filling, the tostada and market hash being the standout menu items for me. The market hash, in particular, was such an unexpectedly delicious dish because it seemed too healthy to be good, but everything worked well together to not make it so drab. There was a good mix of different vegetation too. If I lived nearby, I would most likely opt to get that more often than not. If there was anything I would change, it would be the potatoes. They are soft and seasoned well, but I would prob be more likely to eat them for dinner than brunch. Perhaps that's more of a personal preference though with how I would imagine potatoes during the day and how I like them.

Great food. Fast, friendly service. Very good coffee. Clean, fairly quiet, Saturday breakfast…read moreamidst modern country decor. Our second visit and we love it. We drive 25 minutes to eat here, so we are not frequent, but when Saturday mornings get rained out and we get to pop out for breakfast, we love to come here.

I have been coming to this restaurant regularly for the past five years, especially for breakfast…read morewith my family, and until today, I had never had a complaint or a problem. Unfortunately, my experience today was completely different. I was served scrambled eggs, and just as I was about to eat a piece, I noticed several short hairs embedded in the eggs. I was extremely disgusted and almost vomited. I immediately called my server, who went to speak with the manager. The manager came over, apologized, and told me that they would remove my meal from the bill. While I appreciate the apology and the gesture, I was much more concerned about how something like this could happen in the kitchen in the first place. I asked the manager to speak with the kitchen staff because this is a serious food-safety and hygiene issue. What made this even more disappointing is that I have trusted this restaurant for years. I used to feel comfortable bringing my family here, and there was a person who always made sure everything was served properly and that customers were taken care of. It also seems that there has been a change in management, as I no longer see the same manager I used to. After today's experience, I no longer feel comfortable eating food prepared in this kitchen. Finding multiple hairs embedded in my food is unacceptable and extremely disturbing. I don't plan to return for at least a year, and unfortunately, I can no longer recommend this restaurant to others. I sincerely hope management takes this incident seriously and addresses the hygiene and food-handling practices in the kitchen. This was a very disappointing and disgusting experience after five years of being a loyal customer.

The entire breakfast experience was sitting in an establishment and eating the accompanying food…read morethat was trying too hard to be "modern" or "fusion" without providing an established, traditional meal. The Dutch Baby was soggy, and not really tasting of anything except undercooked batter. The strawberry pancakes were so drenched in disgustingly sweet syrup and topped with equally sweet whipped cream that eating just a few bites sends one into a diabetic coma. The service was mediocre. Our waitress was so disinterested in talking to us or interacting with us that her service was perfunctory at best. The breakfast was underwhelming, the service below average, and the food was expensive. Way too expensive for the quality of the food offered. It was a clean, well kept establishment, but it's one I won't be going to ever again. It just wasn't worth it

Almost my favorite new breakfast place! From decor to food, loved everything. The smoked salmon…read moreBenedict, served on a croissant, was awesome. Unique hash brown patties, deliciois. They charge $5 for their croissant, which was where it falls short. If it were the best croissant I ever had, perhaps. No substitutions. Always hated this rule for every restaurant, but I get it if you have a special and hundreds of customers. We were one of 3 parties on a weekday brunch, super slow. We also ordered the traditional breakfast and a kids breakfast. But instead of bacon, we wanted a croissant for the kids meal. They are both $5 in the menu when ordered separately. First the server said they didnt know (weird) then said they would check and left for 5 minutes. The answer was no. So I paid an extra $5 and added a croissant. I ate the bacon, which improved my salmon Benedict. But neither the croissant nor bacon felt like $5. Kids meal is now the cost of a regular. So I recommend if you dont want any substitutions, try this place. I wont be coming back. It really irks me that you cant just put bread instead of bacon on a kids meal. You aren't a robot, and you are not busy. You are also not getting me as a patron anymore. P.S. the Croissant alone was not worth $5. I rate it a 3 out of 5 on its own.

Service was great, feels like you're at home eating breakfast and your cousin is serving the food…read more The chicken was juicy and not too fried, just right. The biscuit was very soft and yummy.

My friend and I had heard great things about The Southern Porch, so we decided to give it a try for…read morebrunch this past Saturday. Unfortunately, our excitement quickly faded before we were even seated. When I walked into the restaurant, I was completely ignored by a young blonde employee named Claudia who was standing behind the counter in the waiting area. She looked directly at me and continued what she was doing without so much as a greeting or an acknowledgment. A simple, "Good morning, someone will be right with you," would have gone a long way. Since no one else was in the lobby and I noticed a clipboard on the counter, I politely asked if there was a waitlist. Claudia responded with an attitude that she "wasn't the hostess." I calmly asked where the hostess was, and she simply replied that she was clearing tables. There was no offer to help, no explanation of the process, and no attempt to assist me. She continued interacting with other staff members while I stood there feeling like an inconvenience. Thankfully, another employee who appeared to be a waiter noticed me. He immediately picked up the same clipboard that had been sitting on the counter, took my name and phone number with a cheerful attitude, and let me know it would be about a 15-minute wait. His professionalism completely contrasted with the poor customer service I had just experienced. Once seated, our waiter was personable, attentive, and knowledgeable about the menu. The food was also very good. I ordered the Chicken Sausage Scramble with hash browns, and it was delicious. My friend ordered the Catfish and Grits and thoroughly enjoyed her meal as well. The food and our waiter helped redeem the experience, but first impressions matter. Management should ensure that every employee understands that providing basic courtesy and hospitality is everyone's responsibility, not just the hostess's. Even if greeting guests or managing the waitlist wasn't Claudia's primary role, there was no excuse for being dismissive or rude to someone walking through your front door. Alpharetta has no shortage of excellent brunch spots with both great food and outstanding customer service. Sadly, because of the way I was treated before I was even seated, I won't be returning to The Southern Porch. I also won't feel comfortable recommending it to friends or family. It's disappointing because the kitchen and our waiter did their jobs well, but one employee's attitude overshadowed what could have been an otherwise enjoyable brunch.

Listen, my weekend rule is simple: if I'm putting on a real outfit on a Saturday afternoon, the…read morefood better deliver - and Taste The Flavor definitely understood the assignment. The space itself is a great size with plenty of seating both inside and out. The covered patio is key - you get the outdoor energy without the sun beaming down on you the entire meal. I went with the lamb chops served over garlic mashed potatoes, paired with the crispy sweet chili brussel sprouts and creamy mac and cheese. Every single thing hit. The lamb was tender, well-seasoned, and sat on top of some of the smoothest, most flavorful mashed potatoes I've had in a minute. The brussel sprouts actually stayed crispy, and the mac and cheese was rich and creamy. On top of that, the portions are serious - you're definitely getting your money's worth. For dessert, I tried the red velvet cheesecake. It turned out to be an actual slice of cheesecake sandwiched directly between two slices of red velvet cake. A little wild, but ridiculous in the best way possible. Great vibes, top-tier food, and generous portions. Just make sure you don't have major plans afterward, because a food coma is guaranteed.

Okay, Taste The Flavor, I see you!…read more Stopped in for brunch and left with a happy belly and absolutely no complaints! The ambiance? Cute and inviting. The food? Flavorful, delicious, and clearly made by somebody who understands that seasoning is NOT optional! I love a good brunch spot, but pretty decor means nothing if the food doesn't deliver. Thankfully, this place has both!

This place is not fancy, so if you are looking for fancy food and ambience, go somewhere else…read more However, if you are looking for delicious food cooked to order, at a really good price - this is your place. The people who work there are warm and friendly. I have been there three times and had good service and delicious food each time. They are only open for breakfast and lunch, so plan accordingly.

What a good find! We stopped here for breakfast after church and had a good experience. The place…read morehas a charming diner vibe, and even though it was busy, our wait wasn't long at all. Our waitress was pleasant, and the menu had a great variety of options. I really appreciated their approach to keeping costs down by allowing one substitution per order--a smart way to stay budget-friendly! We ordered an omelet and a breakfast burrito, and both were yummy and to our liking. The food must be consistent, as the restaurant was filled with what looked like regulars. If you're searching for a simple, tasty, and budget-friendly breakfast, this is definitely a good choice for you!

Tucked in a small plaza with free parking this interesting coffee shop takes you to a peaceful…read moreplace and slow time. The indoor decor is antique shop. European treasures. You can seat and enjoy the antique feeling. The menu offer lunch items as well as dessert. Coffee if course Order at the counter delivery to your table Food was good, ambience relaxed....

Something about a good ambiance gives food a great taste. But having great food in great ambience…read moreis an exclusive experience. I had such an experience here. From the great collection of antiques, cleanliness, inspiring music and outstanding service, my cafe latte, pie, and salmon and avocado toast tasted like gourmet food at a rooftop restaurant. I was so excited because it fell like I was at an antique shop on the streets of Istanbul. If you have not been here, please do stop by, it is an experience. If you like antiques, this is an exclusive shop just for you.

Amazing food and service! Best breakfast place in Alpharetta! The pineapple upside down pancakes…read moreare amazing!

This a weekend brunch staple in my home . Whenever we want something family friendly Snooze is…read morealways at the top of the list!

So good! great for birthdays. Nice atmosphere, customer service and drinks!! Its also really aes…read morepleasing so its a great place to get pictures and video. highly recommend if you are in the Duluth are.

We came for to celebrate my cousins getting married. Kamya was our server. She was hospitable,…read moreattentive, and great vibes. They congratulated our cousins with a beautiful show when they presented our drinks. I recommend the hot honey wings and shrimp and grits. The piggy bank was very good. 10/10 recommend! We were well taken care of.

Quality food. Good service. Clean, bright decor with flowers at the table. Cheese grits were…read moreamazing; excellent macchiato. Drip coffee (from a nearby roastery) was excellent. My sausage sandwich on French toast was fantastic. Very good fare. Geared toward the ladies, but the food is worth a visit even for the fellas.

Food, service were impeccable The food was absolutely…read moredelicious and I loved every bite of it. Can't wait to