The drinks here are delicious. I had the banana nut muffin the other day and it tasted so good that…read moreI had to get two more to go.

From the owner: Lit Nutrition wants to bring the healthy version of smoothies, shakes, tea, energy tea and much…read moremore! Breakfast and snacks don't have to be boring, they can be healthy and delicious! 808 S Bickett Blvd Louisburg, NC, US

Okay y'all. Wrapping up my summer sojourne. Took family out to brunch. This was a perfect choice…read more The decor evinces a real farmhouse environment, ie: rustically charming. Very welcoming atmosphere. When you come in you're instructed to peruse the menu and order/pay at the register. Or you can seat yourself first, gather your utensils, and order from the menu more leisurely. I chose the latter option. Totally worth careful consideration of the menu IMO. I chose the Eye Opener Breakfast with extra side of grits, sausage and home fries. My family ordered the Salmon Smorrebord and the BLT&E on Crossant. Absolutely delectable. I'm definitely a fan and look forward to my next occasion to visit.

I moved here two months ago and I swear I come here several times a week!…read moreSuch a fun atmosphere. Staff is super friendly (which matters ) and the food is great! Highly recommend

Bottom line: Really enjoyable first visit to Morning Ritual. This coffee shop/cafe served up a…read moretasty latte and Egg + Cheese Scramble to start my day off right. Helpful service in a nicely decorated small cafe, a nice stop for getting a morning going. The Deets: Deciding to venture out a bit to try some place new, I found Morning Ritual on the trusty Yelp app and headed off to there. It is joined along side The Goat restaurant on the edge of an apartment complex campus near Brier Creek. I like the look of the building and while noticing there is outside seating available, there is a convenient take out window on the side as well. I went inside and liked the warm, inviting but still slightly modern look of the cafe style seating and ordering area. There are a couple of seats within range of a power outlet and there is WiFi but note it is public/no password/unsecured access, it appears. Their menu shows a good array of beverages and eats to satisfy those morning needs. I decided on a 16 oz hot skim latte to drink to enjoy there and then ordered the Egg + Cheese Scramble which has Monterey Jack and Cheddar and served with one of their biscuits. You order and pay at the register/counter then they give you a table number to take to your seat. My beverage came in well enough time to enjoy while I waited on my food order. My latte was so good that I had no need for additions such as sweetener or syrups and I like the mug with it to enjoy in house. Food came in good time as well, looking pretty tempting. The toasted biscuit was good and I liked it but a tad small bit sweet for a Southern type biscuit (the type that I'm used to/grown up with enjoying). The scramble was really great...I usually do not favor getting cheese in my scrambled eggs but everything was delicious here and perfect texture as well as portion on the eggs themselves in a small cafe setting. There's always that challenge in a new coffee shop/cafe in figuring out their used dishes protocol/station but loved that my server saw me searching and happily took my dishes at the counter for me. I enjoyed this first visit to Morning Ritual and can see me visiting in the future, I like it.

The coffee was actually delicious. The service not so much!…read more To be fair I ordered my coffee with my breakfast at The Goat (the restaurant that Morning Ritual shares the building with) but the coffee is listed on The Goat's menu, so they need to get in sync. Our breakfast ended up coming out before coffee, which made no sense. I had to ask about the coffees before they were actually made. When the girl came from morning ritual She brought out my husbands, hot cappuccino but my mocha out iced and I immediately said I don't drink cold coffee and I did an order iced. Instead of being apologetic, and stating that she would change it, she just snatched the iced coffee and walked away. That was such a strange encounter. It was rude and I got no apology, nor did I get any explanation of what would happen next. I let my server know to ensure I was still going to get a coffee because I can't live without my coffee in the morning! When my Moca loved her honey, oat milk, coffee came I took a sip and was glad i didn't flip out and say "forget the coffee" (as I was already done with breakfast by the time in arrived) because the drink was delicious! If I'm ever back in the area (I was staying in Raleigh but decided to take a little detour into Durham that morning) I'll come to only Morning Ritual to see if I can change this 3 star review for service issues into a 5. For now they need to work on getting coffee service to The Goat streamlined!

Talia, Maurice , Rae, and melissa took extra great care of us as as always. food was exceptional…read moreAnd even though it's really busy which is great for Bruches , they have it under control. Food was great as always !!!

Brunches is 10/10! After closing on our house , we stopped…read morein for brunch with the kids and my parents and enjoyed a good hearty meal. My little one loved the Hersey pancakes and me and mom enjoyed the mimosa flights lol ! No one left a crumb on their plate so it's safe to say this places was fantastic . Definitely looking forward to a lot more weekend brunches this fall .

Good: - it's local, and will always attempt to support local…read more- it has a very cute atmosphere - they have pimento cheese, did not have it this time. But that is always a plus Bad: - understand that closing was an hour away. But the servers were indifferent. - it's hot right now so we decided to share a pretzel with Queso. Pretty obvious the pretzel was frozen since it was cold in the knot center Conclusion: The burgers are intriguing and will try when not so hot. But the engagement was less than memorable

The breakfast burrito is something that you would want to come and eat 2 to three times a week…read more It's that good !!!The flavors are well balanced. I had it without sausage or bacon and it was still a banger! I said it.. Best Breakfast Burrito in the Triangle (I have been in San Diego 5 yrs and San Antonio 8 yrs burrito capitals) this burrito should be entered into a contest somewhere!!! Biscuit is edible I like the crunch and soft but we in the biscuit capital and this is something I personally wouldn't come here for but don't let my opinion discourage you from trying the biscuit it might be your favorite. Weekends here are crowded I don't think it's like that during the week depending on what you coming here for. Wouldn't recommend remote workers to come here on Saturdays. It's rare I put the food before customer service they were friendly and accommodating. Also they gave solid recommendations for us to get a feel of what they Curtsy is about. Another thing I like about this company is at the beginning of the year that give their employees a week off. When a company takes care of the staff the staff takes care of us. Curtsy thank you for you dedication to the Wake Forest , Youngsville , and Franklinton community Customer Service 4 Child Friendly 4.5 play are for toddlers to play and have good time Ambience 3.5 Biscuit 2.5 Breakfast Burrito 5+ Merch 2.5 1st Date Rating 3.5 Personal meeting 3.5 Location 5 Parking 4 Bathrooms cleanliness 3.5

We were belatedly celebrating mom's 84th birthday, and she had not been to Yoder's in 10-15 years…read more Today was my first time. My aunt and cousin joined in on the fun, and it was my cousin's first time as well. Some in our party got the meatloaf, and exclaimed over how delicious it was. I got the parm chicken with rice, which was a little dried out and disappointing. Enter Yoder's cabbage and Dutch potato sides to save the day! Both were absolutely delicious! The cabbage was perfectly cooked and well-seasoned. I was delighted to find they were spicy, with visible red pepper flakes. The Dutch potatoes were creamy and cheesy...a new fave! The roll with the cinnamon butter was a treat indeed. And the tea? We like ours half & half...delivered in big cups with extra ice just the way we like it! I also got an English Toffee Latte to go...and it did not disappoint. Neither did the waitstaff, who were friendly, engaging and ensured our food was delivered with a smile. We left with slices of chocolate, coconut cream, and pecan caramel pie, a loaf of sourdough, and a mocha brownie treat for later. Ohhhh, and a ginormous cinnamon roll, cause why not?! The interior of Yoder's restaurant is a rustic place with a lovely shop to wander through while you wait to be seated. They have a lovely bird in the store that will sing you a song and tell you what the cat and the rooster say. So charming! All in all, I've been hearing about Yoder's for years and years...and it did not disappoint! Can't wait for a return visit!

Our party called ahead the day before visiting the restaurant for Wednesday reservations. We were…read moretold to arrive around 9am the next morning. After arriving a few minutes early we were told it would be "a bit" before they could seat us. "A bit" turned out to be more than an hour and even then they sat us at multiple tables throughout the restaurant. After being seated, we were promptly ignored. Fifteen more minutes went by before our sullen, unpleasant server took our drink orders and eventually our breakfast orders. She was not only extremely slow and inattentive, but blatantly disrespectful to one member of our party by rolling her eyes and making gestures when she thought we couldn't see her. Once our order was placed, we waited then waited more. We had decided to leave if our food had not arrived by 12pm and go to Bojangles in Vanceboro, but at 11:50, over three hours after arriving, our food finally showed up. My omelet was enormous and overflowing with ground sausage. It was OK, but would have been better with less sausage. My shredded hash browns were cold. The biscuit that accompanied the omelet was cold and hard. My dining companion liked her french toast, but noted her eggs, though properly prepared over medium, were cold. Same goes for her home fries. However, the buttery syrup, served with her french toast, was served warm and was absolutely amazing. Wow! It made my biscuit edible and was the best part of our meals. The restaurant is attached to a hardware store in a rural part of Craven County. It definitely has a country vibe and was spotless. Incredibly slow and disrespectful service combined with OK-at-best food make it difficult to recommend Voder's Dutch Pantry in any capacity to anyone.

Good Country Cooking…read more This little country eatery always delivers. The Fried Flounder Lunch ($9.99 with 2 sides) hit the spot. The fish was lightly battered, crispy on the outside - flaky on the inside. The Potato Salad and Butter Beans tasted home-made and delicious. Service was prompt and efficient and came with a smile. No frills here - just good country cooking.

I absolutely adore the farmers kitchen! It is so cool. The concept is just great perfect for…read moretoday's generation and others as well! Now let's talk about service! I love it can't say enough about it. You go in you order your food and it's up to you, where you sit whether it's inside or outside I love it! As for ambience, they allow dogs on the outside! Yes, it makes a difference to those of us that have dogs... There is nothing I can say besides it's a cool concept. I love the way you place your order and go about your business and they holler at you when it's ready to eat!

Still a great little spot for good food and conversation. I went to the counter to ask for a menu…read morefor myself and my companion who was yet to arrive, and the young gentleman grabbed a few, and escorted me to a table, put down wrapped silverware and asked if I'd like to get anything while waiting. The waitress was over seconds later, and came back as soon as my friend arrived. The food arrived within just minutes, and was tasty with fresh ingredients. And it's very easy on the pocketbook as well. With all that's on the Esmeralda burger, that would cost $20 at a place downtown. It's $12, with LTO, avocado, cheese, bacon, and jalapeños. And a fried egg on top. With a side of pico. Amazing! It's impossible to be dainty and eat this thing. But wow, is it tasty!!!

Service was wonderful. They are very attentive. Loved the cozy home atmosphere and they have many…read morechoices. Great for a breakfast!

My wife and I had lunch here today and everything about it was excellent: service, food…read morerecommendations, ordering, speedy food service, food quality and quantity, price (by 2026 standards) etc. I had the bbq bacon cheeseburger with fries and my wife had the shrimp and grits. Both were excellent. We will dine here again.

Burnt hash browns I made an online order just to arrive on…read moretime await 30 mins to retrieve burnt hash browns and a hallow on the bottom half KID'S WAFFLE I was unofficially forewarned when the cook came from the back opened a chicken and waffles container attempted to remove the chicken to then give me waffle not ment for me Small add I don't eat any meat protein besides seafood.(Let's continue) I quickly realized what was happening and interrupted the act the cook replied saying "we will get you one made"....exactly 7 mins later waffle is up I didn't have time to await any longer as I'm 30 later then my expected pick up time. I digress as I have food even though I'm late for work. I open my waffle not in love but I indulge the strawberry butter is always a plus it fixes anything even a crispy on the bottom waffle I know from experience The hash browns were not edible in my opinion

Very average lunch - I wouldn't order my Swiss burger again, I would try something else…read more The young lady who took our order was very sweet. Very casual atmosphere, a lot of regulars here. Tight parking spaces and not many.

Finger-licking Good…read more This is a plain, no-frills, old-fashioned eatery serving up good, simple, home-cooked food with a smile in an old-west setting. The only concession made to frilly decor is the artificial yellow Marigold that crowns the paper towel holders on each table. The menu includes: Burgers and Sandwiches, Soups and Salads, Appetizers and Speciality Plates. Prices are reasonable and portions are generous. Be sure to check out the Daily Lunch Specials. The only thing missing is a cold beer. The Thursday Special, 1/2 Pound Riblets, is exceptionally good. While the meat does not exactly fall off the bone and takes a little work, there is plenty of it and it's surprisingly tender. The BBQ sauce is a nice balance of sweet, heat and spice. The hand cut Fries are best when smothered in the self-serve Cheesy Sauce. Another special, Chop Steak with Onions & Peppers is another winner. It's more like a cube steak than a hamburger steak and has a distinct chargrill flavor. Remington's Cole Slaw is some of the best I have tried. The cabbage is fine-diced with a hint of sweetness and refreshingly crisp. The BBQ Plate is OK, but not the reason I go to Remingtons. The pulled pig is rather bland and lacks that unique Eastern NC BBQ tang. We particularly like the Geronimo Burger. This double patty monster weighs in at a substantial 1/2 pound with just the right amount of zesty Chili and sweet Cole Slaw. All burgers come on a large, soft but chewy, slightly sweet bun. The Buffalo Wings were meaty and tender enough, but the Teriyaki Glaze just didn't taste right (next visit I'll try the BBQ). I did like the BBQ Beans - slightly sweet and slightly tangy - a nice combination. Be sure to ask for the 10% Senior Citizen's or Veteran's Discount.