Oats & Honey Cafe is our #1 favorite place for breakfast! The menu is not at all boring, as a…read morematter of fact, it is a flavor explosion and a treat for the whole family. There is even a good surprise for those of us who enjoy spices and a little south of the border flair. The restaurant itself is clean, comfortable and accommodating. It has a cozy feel and offers seasonal selections throughout the year. Their drink options are also very good. I must also mention their service. We absolutely love their friendly staff, Eddie is our favorite! We often ask for a To-go order to bring home to our daughter and they always package everything so nicely. Excellent food!!

I had a nice breakfast at Oats & Honey Café for the second time in Creve Couer. I ordered a Smokey…read moreSunrise Benny with ham, spinach, and provolone on top of two small croissants and it was almost perfect but wasn't perfect because my poached eggs didn't run at all when I sliced my fork into them and were more like soft boiled so slightly overcooked. I decided not to complain and I've never liked sending food back to the kitchen under any pretense but everything else about this dish was great including the golden fried hash Brown's on the side.. Also I ordered a side of pancakes and they only offered two pancakes when I'd preferred just one but they were delicious with the warm syrup that was a nice touch and I wolfed everything down. This is a beautiful restaurant space that is still homie with a nice touch of elegance with friendly servers as well.

This was absolutely delightful and I was worried we wouldn't be seated with how busy it looked, but…read morewe must have missed the morning rush! We were pretty seated right away (party of 2.5) next to their beautiful plants and bar. Parking in the area can be a headache, but Songbird does have a small parking lot next door and can be worth trying. Our service was very welcoming and nice! The menu is a bit smaller than most, but I really enjoyed what we ordered. We started off Vanilla Iced Latte, an Iced Hibiscus Tea supplied by the London Tea Room, and waters. They gave my toddler his water in a to-go coffee cup which delighted me because in passing... a small child having his morning coffee lol Our food was great, filling, and delicious: a breakfast sandwich with aged white cheddar, applewood smoked bacon, and fried egg, huevos rancheros with housemade chorizo, and a farm toast (french toast with peaches) Lovely breakfast date - I highly recommend!

Songbird is the Dolly Parton of St. Louis breakfast: bigger stage, brighter lights, same voice…read more I've followed this operation since it was a sandwich pop-up at the Tower Grove Farmers' Market, through the brick-and-mortar in The Grove, and now into its larger home in Tower Grove South. The quality has not wavered once. I ordered what I always order: The Combo (fried eggs, maplewood smoked bacon, cheese, brioche toast), extra egg, extra bacon. Most kitchens treat a fried egg as binary (runny or ruined). Songbird has mastered the middle register: lacy edges with a yolk that stays glossy and intact right up until the first bite. I ordered them over hard, and they came out a bit closer to over medium, but they were just as good as I wanted them to be. The bacon carries real smoke. This is a decadent sandwich, big enough that half of it would make a light breakfast; I wasn't remotely hungry after one, the second half was indulgent. The service made the move too. The hostess still recognizes returning customers, and the bigger room finally lets the dining experience breathe. The service at the table could have been a little warmer as we've had it the past, but it is still professional. I was there with two close college buddies, one of whom declared his latte excellent. I keep meaning to get adventurous with the menu, but it is genuinely hard to find a bacon, egg, and cheese toasted this perfectly, and I'd go twice in one day if given the opportunity. 4.8 A full five arrives the day when I can arrive first thing on a Saturday without a 30 minute wait, honestly, it's hard to get a reservation here because of its popularity. Good for them. Cheers to you, Songbird. Dolly would be proud

There are so many more top brunch places in St. Louis-- Egg, Polite Society, Songbird, Bowood,…read moreBellwhether, Have a Cow Cattle, Clover and the Bee-- but I keep coming to Half and Half because it's relatively less expensive, simple, fresh food, and I am always able to snag a table on a busy Saturday or Sunday morning. There's a waitlist through Google, too.0 It's been around for awhile and always busy with locals so I think it's stood the test of time. If you haven't been here before, get the Clara Cake (13.5) or they're considerate enough or I have single slices of the Clara and other famous toasts / pancakes that range from 5-6.5 to try. Everything else is simple and fresh. You might leave a tiny bit hungry or 80% full which is good place to be Also parking is easy ish since there's a neighborhood nearby and after all it's just St. Louis not SF or LA!

We stopped by for brunch on a Sunday and were pleasantly surprised by the wait. Despite the wait,…read morewe decided to stay because we knew it would be worth it. They seated us at a long table with people at the other end, but we still had ample space. To started our meal, we ordered a hot chocolate and coffee, along with some of the delicious doughnuts. Those doughnuts were scrumptious, and I even made sure to save one chocolate for after my breakfast. For my main course, I opted for the BBLT, which was an enormous sandwich filled with all the classic ingredients: bacon, lettuce, tomato, avocado, over-easy egg, and aioli. It was served on a wheat bun with breakfast potatoes, making it a hearty and satisfying meal to kickstart my day. We also shared a giant blueberry pancake, which was a complete meal in itself. I'm still reminiscing about that delicious pancake along with everything else and can't wait to return to this place for another delightful brunch experience!

The red bean bun is the perfect amount of sweetness for people who are sensitive to sugary bites or…read moreare overwhelmed by traditional doughnuts! The milk dough they use to make them is so good & just melts in your mouth. Yum!

Strange experience for a bakery. Got there at 11 and nothing was out of the ovens. Was told some…read moreitems hadn't gotten in yet. These are the things I ordered Portuguese egg tart- this was good. The custard was well set and the bake was perfect Mango panna cotta - panna cotta was solid, the mango tasted canned Umami Sour dough - small loaf which on their board was labeled at $6.50 but was actually 8.50. Unfortunately they pulled it out so the oven too soon so was underbaked. Had to toast it after cutting to cook it more which is disappointing for a bakery. I am hoping perhaps this was an off day for them.

Our group of 8 was handled with aplomb and the food and beverage was so good …read more Good centralized location, Atmosphere very interesting, place is clean as a whistle. Staff was dee-lightful!

I have only been for happy hour. Totally love their eggs on the happy hour menu. Their drinks are…read moredelicious. The service is attentive. They could probably improve their patio for outdoor seating but all in all the place was fantastic and I've been back twice since then.

We love this place! Donuts are always fresh and delicious. We usually stop for breakfast and order…read morethe breakfast burrito and our favorite donut of choice. We tried their lunch menu and was not disappointed. My husband had the regular philly and I chose the chicken philly. Both freshly made, so it was hot and delicious. Whenever we are in the area it is a must we stop for donuts! They are the best!

This casual dining spot is not a lot that I can say about it. Nothing is blowing me away as far as…read morethe aestetics. It's really clean. The have patio seating. The customer service was just average. The young lady was working on some to go orders when we arrived. She didn't greet us. She was very nice when taking the order. The food came out quickly. The gyro was well seasoned. The burger was just okay. I did like the mushrooms and Swiss cheese. They only offer medium well and well done. You can tell it was a frozen patty. The fries were mid. The buffalo wings were decent. I came to try the doughnut cheeseburger. They were out of glazed doughnut. It was near closing time.

What an amazing time I had here with my mom, dad, and kids! We parked and us 5 (including me) went…read moreinside. We saw that it had a very industrial atmosphere with writing all over the walls (which were peoples names, and it makes a creative restaurant idea!). We went up to the hostess wearing an America 250 shirt and said we wanted a table for 5. She was very friendly and kindly guided us to our table. We The menu was large, and had some very funny names like "Toot Toot, Here Comes Some Fruit!" and "Why The French Hate Us." For my drink, I went with coffee. I added some cream and sugar with the help of my daughter, and it tasted very sweet and delicious. For my breakfast, I went with the Why The French Hate Us. It is a croissant stuffed with sausage and cheddar cheese, with gravy. While I was waiting for my food, my mom (the kids paternal grandma) decided that they would put these teal cardboard crowns on my dad and me. When we put it on, a young kid complimented our crowns. We said it was for an early fathers day breakfast. Even though it was Juneteenth. Which suprisingly this place was still open. When my Why The French Hate Us came out, the sausage was juicy and piping hot. The croissant was perfectly flaky and the eggs were perfectly cooked.

The negatives- If you're a vegetarian/vegan your options are limited. Even with modifications to…read morethe menu when you remove unwanted items, they still have potential to show up on your meal. I ordered the lighter side Brussels hash. Removed the chicken sausage, but there were a few chunks in my dish. If you don't eat meat, this is hard to stomach. The so/so- Coffee is strong. But if you want to add milk- they have poured almond milk as a side but the creamer is coffee mate. (Yuck!) The positives- the serving size of the lighter side menu is perfect. I left not over stuffed. The service was attentive and the price is pretty typical of a solid breakfast meal ($13- 15ish). This place is great for carnivores and peeps with gluten issues.This is my daughter's favorite spot because they have a gluten free menu. The "BEST" gf pancake in St Louis.

This small quiet spot has been here for ages. Woman owned I believe. Old time breakfast n lunch…read morefood. A few spots to sit inside but not meant for crowds. Good for Sunday snack after hitting the bars the night before.

I've been wanting to try this diner for awhile and am glad that I made it!…read more You park in the back in the building and the entrance door is back there as well. This diner has limited seating with a full counter area and a couple 2 top tables. Sitting at the counter there are menus and condiments available between seats. They have a nice menu serving breakfast and lunch. I went specifically for something with gravy and that was a good choice. I ordered the Sandy Stack with a biscuit topped with hashbrowns, sausage and scrambled eggs then covered in gravy. The gravy was sooooo goood!!!! This breakfast was delicious. Most people there seemed to know each other, definitely a locals hangout. That didn't bother me, I didn't feel out of place. But I wouldn't say I felt "welcome" either... A greeting or smile could take the experience to the next level. Either way, I may be back again anyway - the food is delicious!

My 12 year old insisted on a five because: 1. The server…read more(Jen) was great 2. The food was good. We liked the French toast a lot . 3. The names and menu were really fun. We would definitely come back.

Sunday is brunch day for my wife and me, and we ended up back at The Shack Breakfast & Lunch less…read morethan a week after our last visit. Even though it was just the two of us this time, we were seated right away. As the hostess led us to a table in the back, we were pleasantly surprised to see that Erin was our server again. She's upbeat, friendly, and always welcoming with a smile. Erin does an excellent job staying attentive and making sure guests feel taken care of throughout the meal. We started brunch with coffee and water while looking over the menu. My wife ordered the Brussels and Eggs, and I went with the Belgian waffle with a side of hash browns. Our food arrived within about 15 minutes, and everything was fresh, hot, and very enjoyable. The service was phenomenal. Erin checked on us several times during our visit without ever being overbearing, which really added to the experience. After two great visits in less than a week, I think we may have found our new go-to brunch spot.

Brunch at The Hive Cafe today!…read more I ordered the chicken and waffles with a side of grits, and everything was good. The waitress was very personable and provided great service. The ambiance was just okay, but I was happy it wasn't loud sometimes a quiet brunch is exactly what's needed. The wait time was a little longer than I would have liked, but good food takes time, and judging by how busy they were, it's easy to see why. Overall, a nice spot to enjoy a relaxed meal and good conversation.

First time there and had a wonderful time! The chicken was delicious !! Great customer service…read more Friends and I had waffles, shrimp, and grits! Don't forget the Mimosas!! Would definitely visit Ferguson again!