Delicious! Nice menu even for vegans and vegetarians! I don't eat dairy so i got the soyrizo and…read morehome fries which are like fried potatoes. They have a wall of hot sauce but only like 1 option of Tobasco and no tapatio, Louisiana, or Crystal! Insane. No hard liquor but mimosas and soju and this black raspberry wine hella good. If you don't like Malbec or tart cabs you may not like it although i felt it was a little sweet too. You get a whole little cute bottle. They're booked and busy, get there early! Servers are great too. Attentive & not off putting.

Really enjoyed our brunch at Sunday! It has that charming, boutique, family-owned feel that makes…read morethe experience a little more special. The food was fresh, beautifully presented, and full of flavor. The omelets were fluffy and delicious with perfectly crispy tots, and the waffle was definitely a standout, loaded with fresh fruit, ice cream, and delicious ube. Generous portions, great flavors, and a welcoming atmosphere. Sunday is exactly the kind of locally owned neighborhood restaurant we should all support. We'll definitely be back!

We wanted a cute spot for a coffee in a Sunday morning and this definitely had cute vibes. The…read morestaff was kind but it felt understaffed for the time of day and we had a long wait for our coffee since the barista also had to work the register. I was hoping for a good cup of coffee and crème brûlée was good but we thought it would be hot. The black sesame was really disappointing! And I try to be lenient but I was expecting a black sesame paste and this was coarsely ground sesame on the bottom of my drink. The matcha flavor was ok but not great and the black sesame really disappointed me. I would go for the Thai based flavors over the matcha.

I was too generous with even two stars before, so I'm setting the record straight. I'm a black…read moresesame aficionado, and Dek Doi ruined black sesame for me. This is hands down the worst black sesame matcha latte I have ever had, if I can even call it that. Since there was zero black sesame flavor and just a handful of seeds dumped into the drink, the marketing is misleading. Skip this place at all costs.

I stopped on a whim for breakfast and it was a happy surprise. The Kitchen Story scramble was…read moredelicious. My only concern was that it was too plentiful for me to finish. Service was friendly and helpful, just attentive enough. My seat on the sidewalk made for great people-watching. One other thing, very important. I am a disabled older woman on a mobility scooter, and this morning I was alone. I often get less-than wonderful service under those circumstances in places where I am not a regular. The service and attitude here was warm; I had no doubt that I was welcome. This is an extraordinary place and extraordinary people staff it.

lychee martini - Tamarind after taste…read more- Lick of the salt balances the sweetness - Salty then sweet for tamarind after taste omurice - Sweet - savory - seaweed smell? - Beef a bit chewy? - sliced onions add a sweet slightly acidic crunch to it - possibly boxed demi glacé sauce, similar taste to boxed gravy, but not bad bulgogi bowl - Sweet mushroom umami taste - Pickles add a sweet crunch so the beef doesn't taste too heavy

The Montclair Egg Shop is one of those places that has become a family tradition for us. This is…read moreusually where my siblings and I take our mom for her birthday or Mother's Day because it's one of her favorite breakfast spots. The restaurant has such a cozy, homey feeling that makes it perfect for a relaxed family breakfast. The food is always good, the atmosphere is welcoming, and it just feels like one of those neighborhood places that has been part of the community forever. One of my favorite things is coming when the farmers market is outside. After breakfast, we can walk around Montclair, browse the market, and make a whole morning out of it. Some restaurants you love because of the food, and some become special because of the memories attached to them. For my family, the Montclair Egg Shop is definitely both.

We went to Montclair Egg Shop for breakfast today. Service was good and everyone was friendly. I…read morefelt warm and cosy. My husband and I had the crab cake Benedict. I moved here 12 years ago from Maryland where they have baseball style lump crab cakes, so I have a prejudice. I rarely order crab. I really wanted it and it was quite satisfying. The crab cakes were adequate in a complete bite. Alone, some seasoning was off and cake was mostly filler. The eggs were cooked perfectly and the Hollandaise sauce was exactly what I wanted. All of this negative introduction does not make this a bad choice. In fact, everything was hot and delicious. My daughter had the huevos rancheros. She loved it. A very large portion. Also, I want to note that I made a request for crispier potatoes. I watched the chef work to do just that. Extremely accommodating. I would definitely return to try the corned beef hash!

I am very sorry to see that this place is closed. I appreciated the owners and their staff and wish…read morethem well.

The peach tea was nasty, but the turkey sandwich I had was so full of meat. It's a pretty good…read morebreakfast spot, but finding parking is such a hassle on piedmont ave!!! Also, I'm a sucker for steak fries The staff are also really nice.

Good pancakes and breakfast offerings Burgers were decent…read moretoo Atmosphere is casual and service fast

I came here for breakfast with my three-year-old daughter, and unfortunately it was a big letdown…read more We both ordered pancakes, and they were honestly terrible--very dense, completely flavorless, and oddly pale. From the moment they arrived, I had a feeling they wouldn't be good, and that turned out to be right. I ordered bacon and wasn't expecting anything fancy, but it was surprisingly paper-thin and not very good. My daughter's sausage patties were tiny and quite dry. The coffee was decent, but that ended up being the best part of the meal. The atmosphere is pretty basic, though the restaurant is in a cool old building in Jack London Square. I've been here before, but it had been a long time, and I remember it being much better. Based on this experience, I wouldn't come back for breakfast. Maybe lunch is better, but I'm not in a rush to find out.

We were in the area and I was looking for a breakfast place to eat…read more I am so glad I stop by Doyle Cafe. The service was nice and fast paced. The atmosphere was great too busy and delightful. I ordered the classic eggs Benedict, it was absolutely delicious. The potatoes were something I never had before. Absolutely delicious. Definitely recommend this place. Thank you. Carla

The first review at the top of Doyle Street Cafe Yelp page proclaimed the "world's best pancakes"…read more That's what drew us here on an early Saturday morning. But we found this to not be true based upon our food travrl adventures elsewhere. Located right off a small street, Doyle Street named appropriately, there is a row of outdoor seating with some covered and some uncovered. Very cute. We chose to be seated indoors given it was an overcast and a chilly morning. We were immediately greeted and sat at a small two-person table. Service was swift and it was already a busy morning of breakfast goers. Prices are typical running in the $20 plus range. Breakfast selection is adequate but not extensive. We ordered the two pancake combo meal and the farmers omelette. All the food items including the pancakes, country potatoes and omelette were on the dense side and extremely savory, almost to the point where it would be dinner appropriate. While I mentioned service was swift, it definitely was not personable. We had requested sugar-free syrup for our pancakes and were met with a confused response. Our waitress proceeded to attempt to locate our request but never returned to give us an update. And we didn't bother to follow up. I wouldn't return for breakfast, however, if in a bind and I'm looking for a cute spot for a meal later in the day, I may return far into the future.

Lamb chops were surprisingly good at a cheap price. Order it medium cooked. You will not regret it…read more Also tried the brisket french dip sandwich. Flavor was overall great but breads get a bit soggy if you wait too long to eat it.

Lovely Breakfast over at Grand Lake Kitchen! It was nice catching up with my people in a nice and…read morecozy setting. Arrived for brunch without a reservation and were told it was gonna be a 40 minute wait. 10 minutes later and we were being seated. Pretty good for a Saturday morning! When we sat down, we immediately ordered drinks. Everyone else ordered an espresso martini, I wanted something on the fruitier side and opted for the Rum key lime drink. Perfectly sweet and a total fun treat for brunch. For food, I got the chilaquiles which were very good and filling! I loved all the flavors. Totally great time spent at Grand Lake Kitchen! Definitely a popular spot for a reason.

My friend and I ordered the breakfast burrito and French toast to share and they were both…read moredelicious! The service was excellent and our waiter was very attentive, even bringing us an extra plate to share with.

Food: 10/10 ! I ordered the Golden Pancake (single) with honey butter and lemon zest, side of…read morescrambled eggs, extra crispy potatoes, turkey sausage, and coffee. Everything was fresh, flavorful and cooked to perfection. My husband ordered the chicken and waffles, and that was just as delicious. Service & Ambiance: the service was excellent, the music was nice and the overall ambience was warm, inviting and perfect for a relaxed brunch. The Peach blew or socks off and will definitely visit again.

Shrimp & Grits: Well spiced, moderate temperature and the cilantro helped freshen up the flavor…read moreprofile. Shrimps were juicy, sauce thick, eggs perfectly runny. Decent amount of food! Skillet Corn Bread: Crunchy exterior, sliced peppers throughout, medium crumb, slightly sweet butter. Would recommend getting to share with the table. SIDE OF FRIES: TRANSCENDENT. BEST FRIES I HAVE EVER HAD. Seasoned with salt, cracked black pepper, dill and parsley. Holds form well for dipping. Crunchy outside, fluffy inside. If you appreciate well seasoned balanced fries, get these. It takes some time to get your food but the food comes out fresh so it's well worth the wait. The staff are attentive and friendly which is a merit to itself because this place is incredibly busy. Props to them. Ambiance is beautiful. Many natural materials but the glass blown lamps and the mint green art nouveau (?) decoration are stunning. This seems like a great place to dine at for many occasions. 10/10 come visit.

Great service and the food was yummy. The mimosa craft was just enough to share for two could've…read moredone three people. We felt welcomed from the first point of coming in to our departure. Everyone said hello status and constantly checked on us. It was a nice experience.