For context: I went on a Friday morning at 10am I've been to Turning Point before but never to this Paramus location. There was plenty of parking in the lot and when I went to their website to "Get in line" it said there was no wait for a party of my size (2). I was pleasantly surprised to see that was truly the case and we were seated right away. The restaurant had a cool vibe and was spotless. Our waitress could not have been nicer and our drink and food orders were taken right away. My iced coffee took a little longer than my mom's hot coffee to come out and she kept me updated with its progress which was appreciated. I ordered two lemon blueberry pancakes which came with warm syrup. They were delicious and for such an elevated breakfast it was a relief to see they were only $8.50. My mom got the Wilbur's skillet with egg over hard and she was pleased with her meal as well. We will definitely be returning! read more

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Four of us went to Turning Point for a late breakfast. The place was crowded but we were seated fairly quickly. I ordered a waffle with blueberries and bacon, my wife got a salad, our guests also got the shrimp and grits. Everything was fresh and my gargantuan pot of coffee was great. The shrimp and grits were a hit as was my waffle! Our server was kind and patient. We will definitely return! read more

After a hard-earned 5K, brunch never looked so good. My friend and I were more than ready to refuel, so we headed to Turning Point of Paramus for a late brunch. I was honestly surprised that at 2pm on a Sunday there was still a wait for just two people--but that usually says something about a place's popularity. Once seated, the restaurant was clean and well-kept, and our server was attentive throughout the meal. The only hiccup was the coffee--it took a bit longer than expected to arrive, which felt extra noticeable since we were craving a caffeine boost post-race. That said, the Marshmallow World cold brew was worth the wait and hit the spot perfectly. Food-wise, no complaints. I ordered The Goat omelet, which paired really nicely with the cold brew. I especially appreciated that they offer gluten-free bread--always a win when places make that effort, and it didn't feel like an afterthought. Parking is plentiful, which is a big plus for this area. Just a heads up: depending on traffic, getting on and off Route 4 can be a little tricky. The only downside? They close at 3pm, so our post-run brunch felt a little rushed--we definitely would've lingered longer if time allowed . A winning post-5k brunch that makes the early miles totally worth it. read more

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My all time favorite breakfast place l love the ambience even some days are very crowded but the atmosphere is not in chaos. The staff are nice they serve best coffees with a lot of choices, they offer Perks, food is freshly prepared not greasy. Highly recommended read more

Turning Point - Chicken and waffles - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Paramus, New Jersey

This place is amazing! Atmosphere is the most fancy I've seen for a diner! Food is great, everything is priced well, staff is friendly, food came out fast, everything was fresh, loads of parking read more

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Went to Turning Point for breakfast on a Sunday. Surprisingly, it wasn't too busy at 10am and we were seated immediately. It's a fairly large casual restaurant, reminds me of a large eat-in kitchen at someone's home. I got the cold brew and my wife got a French press for coffee. Both were pretty good, i like the large serving sizes and the giant iced coffee cube that came with the cold brew. For my entree I got shakshuka and my wife got a breakfast platter with a belgian waffle. Shakshuka was decent, definitely have had better though. The breakfast platter was very average. We also got the cinnamon rolls with tableside frosting, which was basically just the waiter squirting a bottle of frosting on top of the cinnamon rolls lol Food was average, portions were good for the price, especially with the recent price hikes at local diners. read more

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Lovely experience dinning in. Ordered Kale to the King and loved it. Very refreshing. Grabbed m two for one deal - cran/walnut sandwich, which was a little on the dry side sadly, and the Martha's Vineyard salad which was delicious! Staff was kind and helpful in navigating the menu. Really enjoyed the meal. Will be back again! read more

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Always a great experience at Turning Point in Paramus. The service was excellent and the food was delicious. To drink, we had the Fallin for Chai and the French press coffee. Both were very good. I had the Cran Apple French Toast and my wife had the breakfast combo with Great Pumpkin pancakes. All of it was crazy delicious. We booked our table on the way, so we were seated immediately. The place has a chill atmosphere. Once again, they impressed us with everything. read more

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We tried a new restaurant this morning called Turning Point in Paramus, and although the menu looked good online, I wasn't sure what to expect. From the moment we walked in, it completely exceeded our expectations. The space was nice, clean, cozy, and warm. We were immediately seated in a booth in the middle of the restaurant, and our server, Bobby, couldn't have been more friendly. He was a fantastic young man with great recommendations--especially the French press coffee. I had the Jamaican French press, which was absolutely delightful. My partner ordered a caramel salted mocha iced latte, and she said it was delicious. For breakfast, she had the Rising Shine with poached eggs, Belgian waffles, and potatoes de cooked to perfection. I ordered the breakfast skillet with potatoes, cheese, eggs over easy, bacon, and an English muffin. The food came out hot and delicious, and the cheese pull on the skillet was to die for. Overall, I give this place five stars--not just for the food, but for the ambiance and the warm attention Bobby gave us. Thank you! We will definitely be back again. read more

Turning Point - Salted caramel mocha latte, and Jamaican French press coffee. - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Paramus, New Jersey

THE GOOD ---------------- + Solid brunch food. Not going to blow you away with any fab creations, but it hits the spot. ++++ Tropical Bliss Smoothie and Annie's Lemonade - Both were refreshing, a little bit more watered down than we would like, but still relatively refreshing. ++++ Grande Huevos Rancheros - Not amazing, but still good. Portion was right on with a mix of 3 eggs (over medium), potatoes, chipotle peppers, chorizo, black beans, onions, cheddar jack, salsa, slices of avocado and sour cream in a GIANT wheat tortilla. Everything was tasty. The avocado slices had some black spots on them though, which meant they were going bad. ++++ Shakshuka - Same as the Rancheros, not amazing, but still solid. Nice portion of food. The 3 poached eggs sat on top of a tomato sauce ... and, well, that was pretty much it. No potatoes or any other carbs inside. It was still tasty and, if you're looking for a healthier option, this would be one. ++++ Kids Volcano French Toast - There were 2-3 slices of French Toast topped with strawberries and whipped cream. The French Toast had a cinnamon flavor to them, which was rather pleasant. Definitely would be filling for a toddler. ++++ Kids Mac 'n Cheese with Potatoes - Mac 'n Cheese was tasty and the kids gobbled it up like it was the only Mac 'n Cheese left in the world, but could they have spared some more? The portion was very sad, to say the least. + Interior of the restaurant is large, with great spacing inside and lots of tables. + Pretty standard decor for a brunch restaurant - lots of natural light, contemporary design and, most importantly, clean inside. + They have a waitlist that you can join online on their website, but it was a relatively short wait (5 min) still on a winter Sunday at 11:45 AM. + Service was decent as the food came out very quick. + There is a private parking lot that is part of the Plaza 35 shopping area. THE NOT SO GOOD ---------------------------- - As mentioned above, portion for the Kids Mac 'n Cheese could have been bigger. MIXED THOUGHTS --------------------------- = As mentioned above, food was solid, but nothing really stood out as spectacular. RANDOM OBSERVATIONS -------------------------------------- = There were a steady stream of customers going in and out throughout our meal from 11:45 - 1 on an early Sunday afternoon, but no one had to wait long. = There is a longggggg bar/table in the middle of the front dining area by the entrance and it seems like a seating area for those who would rather not wait for a booth/table. Only downside is that you do have to sit near/across from strangers if you're not into that. read more

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- Big, open, and bright space with clean farmhouse vibes; multiple dining areas with roomy tables, booths, and communal counter seating - Very popular weekend brunch spot; already filling up when we arrived around noon on a Sunday - Easy to join the waitlist online (a must for busy days) - Nice touches while waiting: complimentary hot coffee and tea, plus free mini cups of Cheerios for kids; unfortunately, the coffee was very light and lacked bold flavor, so I passed on ordering more - Service was friendly and polite, though a bit more proactive attentiveness would have improved the experience - Food was fine but forgettable: Shakshuka (Winter Specials) had a tangy tomato sauce with some heat and not much depth, generous portion with three perfectly poached eggs, but no ciabatta as advertised--served with plain, untoasted sourdough instead; Grande Huevos Rancheros was served in a tortilla bowl that quickly turned soggy in the middle, flavors were decent, but the avocado was browning and unappetizing; Kid's Mac & Cheese with Potatoes came with a very small portion of pasta, though cooked well and was extra cheesy; Kid's Volcano French Toast with Strawberries was more generously portion, nicely cooked with a light cinnamon sweetness which helped since syrup never arrived; the blended drinks were heavy on ice and tasted watered down - Bottom line: comfortable, family-friendly space with good seating for groups, but manage expectations as the food doesn't quite live up to the hype read more

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Frozen home fries fake eggs an english muffin not toasted to the right pic to left real food thx read more

Turning Point - Real breakdast - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Paramus, New Jersey

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We were traveling from Nassau County, NY area to this specific location. It was truly a turning point in our breakfast decision because we also had lunch and it became a brunch before 11am lol omg the food was so scrumptious and fresh! Our server was Gracie, she was stellar with us the whole time. She really went above and beyond that we hand everything we needed during our brunch. Happy birthday to her as well! Definitely would recommend this restaurant for your breakfast and lunch , so good! read more

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Came for Brunch on Saturday morning at 10 am. Unfortunately, this place does not take reservations. The wait for regular table was around 30 min at that time. And with the little ones, we didn't want to wait. But there was no wait for the high tops! So we asked for booster seats and just sat at the high tops for breakfast. The place is like a super modern diner. It was nice that coffee was unlimited and you could also take to go too. I ordered the avocado smash Benedict and it was good. But I just thought the toast was really had to cut. Possibly stale? My baby had their waffles with fruit from their kids menu which she thoroughly enjoyed. I had a taste of their pancakes and immediately wished I had ordered that instead. Will definitely be getting that next time! read more

Turning Point - Avocado Smash Benedict - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Paramus, New Jersey

Turning Point in Paramus, NJ is elevating breakfast, brunch and lunch! With award-winning menu items you have so much to choose from savory to sweet items with everything in between. Everything was cooked perfectly and you can tell it's high quality. The service is amazing and everyone is so friendly! You really feel like home here. Make sure to check out the seasonal special menu items. With so much locations they have you covered for all of your breakfast, brunch and lunch plans! KALE TO THE KING- Immune system boost of spinach, apple, lemon & kale. WALK ON THE BEACH- Antioxidant blend of carrot, golden beets, apple, lemon & digestive aid ginger. ANNIE'S LEMONADE- Frozen pink lemonade blended with strawberries. FRENCH PRESS COFFEE- HAWAIIAN KONA BLEND LIGHT ROAST. BIG EASY BENEDICT- Cornbread, avocado, Cajun spiced onions & peppers, chorizo, 2 poached eggs & Creole spiced hollandaise. ROADHOUSE BACON STACK- Triple stack grilled cheese on sourdough bread, smokehouse aioli, cheddar jack, thick crispy bacon, caramelized onions, tomato & baby spinach. SMOKED SALMON BENEDICT-English muffin, smoked salmon, plum tomato, pickled onions, 2 poached eggs & everything seasoning hollandaise. OMG- Thick sliced multigrain French toast, chopped bacon, candied walnuts, caramel & sweet cream drizzle. BREAKFAST COMBO- Choice of a Belgian waffle or 2 plain pancakes, 2 eggs your way, choice of breakfast meat & side of potatoes or citrus dressed greens. Side of Cheesy Cheddar Grits read more

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We decided to try TPOP Saturday late lunch, around 1:30pm. Even at this odd time, they were somewhat full, we had to wait about 20 minutes to get a table. In the process we learned that the bar tables are available for anyone including kids. Next time we will just sit there to skip waiting, if seats are available. Since its a new restaurant, it has wonderful appearance. Everything looks new and clean. The menu has a variety of breakfast drinks and dishes. They have a nice kids menu as well. I started with the lemonberry blue drink. It was a good sweet citrusy drink. For entree I ordered the Nashville hot chicken benny with green salad. I liked the look of the dish. The eggs were cooked perfectly. Chicken was delicious too. But the waffles got soggy, I hoped it was little crunchy. The green was okay. Overall I felt the portion wasn't big enough. The service was good, we had a friendly server. I got $5 discount for signing up with their rewards program. Despite these minor setbacks, I think this a wonderful place to have brunch with family and friends. read more

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Casual restaurant serving mostly breakfast menu in Paramus. It's nice clean and spacious inside. Service is good. It's first come first service. We had to wait for 15 mins. I had chicken cranberry with wrap. I requested heat/hotpress the wrap and take out the mayo. It came out cold and mayo all thru ingredients. Didn't really like it. 3 stars is based on my food. We also had kids silver dollar pancakes and chicken/waffle. Those dishes look better. If I come back, I prob will pick something else. read more

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The menu is extensive, something for everyone. The food portions were on the larger size. Everything was very good. Many different omelettes and pancakes to choose from. We tried the cinnamon roll pancakes, they were so good, no need for syrup, they were flavorful on their own. We were a party of 5, Everyone enjoyed there food. They have plenty of seating. The only down side is they do not take reservations, you can call ahead and put your name on a list which is what we did but still waited almost 30 minutes for a table. Hard to go out with a party of over 4 to a place that does not take reservations. read more

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Decided to stop into this new spot near me to have breakfast. The selections are different and more elevated than your standard diner or breakfast spot. I started with a cup of their regular house coffee, which was pretty good. For breakfast, I went for the Chilaquiles which is not what I would normally order from a place like this however it was just what I wanted that day and it hit the spot. I wasn't expecting it to be a traditional Mexican dish, but it was done very well. The service was kind and attentive as I sat at the bar near the fireplace, taking in the wonderful cozy setting. Will return. read more

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Pretty good brunch place, and that's coming from someone who hates brunch. We went to the zoo nearby and were looking for a place to eat, so we were originally going to Dave's hot chicken. Wasn't even sure if that place was open and saw this next door as it was bright as hell. Got seated quickly in a booth. Service is was a little slow as they were mobbed, however the kids working here were definitely hustling. Got the Kona coffee to share which was very good. Not pure Kona but close enough. Loved the carafe and while I don't normally put sugar in coffee, the rock candy is a nice touch. I was initially leery of ordering shrimp and grits however it was very good. Pretty generous portion for the price too. My wife and son liked their food, and the final bill was reasonable. Would definitely come here again. There is definitely a bigger back story here which you can tell from the name and some poetry in the bathroom. Seems like they're trying to franchise out, so long as they keep the place pleasant like this I'm happy. read more

Founded in Little Silver, this popular Jersey Shore-born establishment seeks to reimagine breakfast, brunch, and lunch by offering an approachable, creative menu with seasonal options served in a home-like setting. Located at Plaza 35 on Route 4 West in Paramus, we decided on Turning Point of Paramus as first-timers. I've been to their Brick location years ago. I recommend joining the wait list online in order to not wait as long for a table and will thank me. Upon arrival, parking was easily found close to their entrance shared among other businesses. My partner and I were greeted at the host station and luckily were able to get a table right away by the kitchen. The interior evoked a comfortable, clean, modern farmhouse vibe. It's first-come, first-served with a communal bar seating. Their menu featured sandwiches, healthy salads, tea, and coffee, as well as unique cinnamon roll pancakes, Key West shrimp omelet, cheesecake French toast, and lobster eggs Benedict. We decided on the Wilbur Skillet and Cran-Walnut Chicken Salad with Mac & Cheese. The food looked amazing and tasted good. However, the potatoes had no flavor. The mayonnaise on the sandwich was sweet as though Cool Whip was added. Our server was Samantha, who did a wonderful job giving us great options to try. Price was reasonable for the area. Despite a small hiccup, we would recommend this place. read more

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Turning Point 65 Route 4 West Paramus, NJ 07652 Bacon Lollipops Berry Banana Milkshake Chai Cold Foam Berry Chocolaty Pancakes OMG French Toast The Goat Big Easy Benedict A picture speaks a thousand words, but these photos speak ten thousand words. The breakfast appetizer was to die for! Apples surprisingly goes well with bacon; I just wish they would have served the second half of the apple. I'm not typically a tea drinker (I never even heard of chai), but I made an exception in this case. The chai cold foam is a perfect combination of espresso and chai. It has a seeet texture and you can always add more sugar if you want to sweeten it up a notch. The specialty pancakes and french toast are filled with several toppings and syrup. The GOAT omelette was packed with goat cheese, spinach, and a few other ingredients. But if you in the mood for a southern style brunch dish, the Big Easy Benedict will fulfill your wish! Sometimes you wish you could have your cake and eat it, but I choose the ladder! These plates were delicious with a touch of art! read more

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Brian was amazing with his service and very welcoming I observed the manager Kristen being very attentive and "hands-on" with customers. I love that The place was clean The issue was the food. NOTHING was seasoned. I'm talking about, not even salt and pepper. The shrimp omelette had slightly uncooked shrimp. Omelette was also wet and running. Potatoes tasted microwaved or pre-frozen. Although great service...I wouldn't return because the food was absolutely a thumbs down read more

Very tough place to review given all of the generally positive feedback here. We were very excited to try this place given how crowded it was whenever we used to pass by. We had a chance to take advantage of a slow morning to get a seat and try a few options. First off the staff and the service was absolutely excellent - it's basically the reason why there's even two stars here, because they are friendly, attentive and made the experience lovely. The other positive is that their coffee press options are great and the Hawaiian brew is absolutely solid. Their freshly baked cinnamon rolls were also decent. But the quality of the other food was a major disappointment. The huevos rancheros were really not a hit with the table and was surprisingly average/bland. The smores French toast was insanely sweet and actually made my children feel not so great after eating it. It was just overwhelming for some reason in terms of the sugar or heaviness aspect. The chicken and waffles with sriracha aioli was pretty terrible. The chicken quality was surprisingly poor (very overly crunchy/doughy crust with chicken that really was quite bland) and very little actual aioli was used. The entire dish just didn't taste great and felt very low quality, though the waffle itself was fine. Very unfortunate as everyone was shocked at how disappointing the food was. Honestly if I ever come back here again it would be only for the coffee and nothing more based on this experience. The service again was top notch and the place was very clean. It's just too bad the food really fell so short for us. read more

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Nice atmosphere. Good spacious ambiance. Good selection of items. My chicken salad sandwich needed a little something extra...more spice/salt... But overall was pretty good. The bathrooms were cute too. I appreciate the sign encouraging folks to wash their hands as if they had been handling peppers and need to take out their contact lenses! We called ahead and were on the waitlist and were told by the time we arrived the table would be ready. The wait was longer than promised. But we know it was a holiday so we were a bit more understanding. read more

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The restaurant is pretty and conveniently located in Rt 4 eastbound in Paramus. The service was prompt and the food good. The bad part : cleanliness. Our water glasses were poorly cleaned. They were upside down on the table and when I turned it over a milky residue dripped down the side. The floor beneath the table was sticky with obvious food stuck to bottom of the chair. If this is the front of the restaurant what's the kitchen like? I'm not going back. read more

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We visited Turning Point in Paramus for a casual family brunch and tried a wide range of dishes, giving us a well-rounded sense of the menu. Overall, the experience was enjoyable, with several highlights and just a few minor areas for improvement. My sister had the chicken pesto panini and a half Cobb salad. The salad was quite large for a half portion, and the balsamic dressing was excellent; it was rich, tangy, and full of flavor. However, the fried chicken didn't sit well with her, and she began feeling discomfort before we even left. The panini had great flavor in the center where the pesto was concentrated. Unfortunately, the edges were dry and needed more sauce for balance. My niece ordered the Grand French Toast, which we all tasted and thoroughly enjoyed. It was perfectly cooked with a crispy exterior and soft interior. Adding a light sprinkle of powdered sugar and a few fresh strawberry slices on the side would elevate both the presentation and flavor. My sister-in-law had the ciabatta bacon, egg, and cheese sandwich with potatoes. She rated it a perfect ten. Her vanilla latte was equally impressive. We all sampled it and agreed it was smooth, creamy, and just the right level of sweetness. I had the vegan pancakes, which were both hearty and delicious. The portion is extremely generous and best suited for sharing. They were fluffy, satisfying, and full of flavor. My husband ordered his go-to choice: vegan sausage with eggs and toast. He prefers simple, straightforward meals, and this one always leaves him content. My mother-in-law tried the turkey ciabatta with a half salad. While she liked it, the rest of the family found it a little bland. We recommend asking for a flavorful spread or mayo to enhance the sandwich and keep it from tasting too dry. We also shared the avocado toast, and it was a hit at the table. Everyone loved it, including those who enjoy eggs, as the scrambled eggs on top were well-seasoned and fluffy. It's a fantastic shareable option with a portion size that worked well for our group of six. In terms of drinks, we tried two fresh juices: the Beet to It and a kale-based option. Both were vibrant, fresh, and energizing. Their tea menu is also worth mentioning. I especially appreciated the jasmine tea; it was fragrant and calming, just the way I like it. A helpful tip for anyone visiting on the weekend: join the seating waitlist online before you arrive. The restaurant gets very busy, and this will help you avoid a long wait. If you're comfortable sitting near others, there is also a long communal high-top table and bar seating available on a first-come, first-served basis. Both are great options for quicker seating. Turning Point in Paramus remains a strong choice for brunch. It offers a cozy atmosphere, an excellent drink selection, and several menu items that truly shine. With just a few minor tweaks to consistency and flavor on certain dishes, it could easily become a top-tier favorite. read more

Turning Point - Avocado toast, home fries and vegan sausage - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Paramus, New Jersey

Returned to Turning Point, for breakfast, and had a pleasurable meal. I enjoy the brightness of the restaurant, the comfortable placement of the tables/booths, and the decor. I always appreciate the cordial service, I appreciate the menu listing the calories of every item, and especially appreciated the sanitary door opener, in the restroom. Our beverages were: Latte - 170 calories and a Vanilla Coconut Cold Brew (Coconut cold brew topped with vanilla coconut cold foam, garnished with toasted coconut chips - 280 calories). The cold brew was AMAZING and highly recommended. The entrees were: The Basic Skillet (Potatoes, cheddar jack cheese, two sunny side up eggs, with English muffins - 650 calories) and the G.O.A.T. Omelet (Spinach, caramelized onions, chopped bacon, roasted red peppers, and goat cheese - 470 calories). Both of these entrees were delectable and that omelet was one of the best I've ever had.....and I've had THOUSANDS. The creaminess of the melted goat cheese just made it so delicious. Thennnnnn, to make things even better, the side salad was very good and the already buttered English muffins were...... WOW! Order this! FYI.....Turning Point has call-ahead seating. Please, use it....especially on weekends, because they ALWAYS have customers waiting to be seated. read more

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Service was good! The inside was veryyyy cozy and I liked how clean it was. The menu was great! The eggs benny was good, the hot honey chicken wrap was so bland and the coffees too sweet. I will go back tho and try again read more

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Great value - I got pancakes and a latte and was just under $20 before tip. My pancakes were delicious and fluffy. It's spacious. They have a breakfast bar in addition to traditional seating. Knocked off a star because service wasn't the greatest. read more

Turning Point - Latte - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Paramus, New Jersey

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YUM! The perfect bright breakfast spot! Loved everything! Smoked salmon Benedict on cornbread (I asked for this swap) was SO GOOD!! The best cornbread. Lemon blueberry pancake I loved had fresh blueberries and was not sweet. Warm syrup on the side was perfect! Seasonal pumpkin swirl pancake was amazing! A must order!! Candied pumpkin seeds were great. Excellent service. We'll be back!! read more

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Love this place. My pumpkin cold brew was delicious with the ice cube being flavored The pancakes were good but my fav is the chicken and waffles. They sprinkle maple bacon on top and serve with warm syrup. Yum! Service was great and the place is so clean and new read more

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I stopped by Turning Point for breakfast around 10AM on a Thursday. The place was surprisingly busy but there's plenty of seating so my friend and I were seated immediately. To start I ordered a strawberry horchata. It was good, but I don't think I'd order it over a regular horchata (which they unfortunately do not offer). It tasted exactly like a horchata but with a hint of strawberry, I don't know what I was expecting. I think it was a seasonal summer drink anyway. I'd pass on the next visit. The menu is decently sized so there's probably something for everyone. I can never decide between sweet and savory breakfast so luckily my dining partner was willing to split an order of strawberry cheesecake french toast. I ordered the Wilbur Skillet and my friend got the Avocado Smash Benedict. We also got a side of cheddar grits to share. The food came out fairly quickly and everything tasted pretty good. The Wilbur Skillet was basically like an omelet but instead of the fillings being cooked into the eggs, the eggs were cooked sunny side up and placed on top. It came with an English muffin on the side so I made myself a little sandwich. All the ingredients went well together and I usually feel like bacon is an overrated breakfast meat but it fit right into this skillet. It added a satisfying crunch to the creaminess of the avocado. The starchy potatoes held everything together and of course everything is better with pepper jack cheese. I've recently become a fan of grits, and Turning Point's cheddar grits were solid. My only gripe with it was that an order was almost $5 and it wasn't too big. That seems a bit much to me for a small side. The strawberry cheesecake french toast was really good. The french toast was nice and fluffy and the cheesecake frosting really did remind me of cheesecake. It was nicely dusted with crushed graham crackers too. The strawberry sauce on the side was nice and warm too and it just made for a really pleasant eating experience. By the end of the meal I was stuffed. Our waitress brought out the check but she was very pleasant and I didn't feel rushed at all. Definitely a solid breakfast spot; I'd come back to try lunch. read more

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Food and service was great! I got the salmon benny and would definitely get again. Food came out very fast. The aesthetic was okay, didn't feel like a local, cozy spot. Would go back for the food! read more

First time I have been here and I enjoyed my time with my parents. I liked the atmosphere and the people who worked there were friendly. I liked how bright it was in there and the natural light coming through the windows as well. I was able to do some work while using the complimentary wifi. I liked the pancakes and pancakes in particular. Very fluffy and flavorful! This is my new favorite breakfast place to go with my parents and it's also close by. It gets packed on the weekends so I suggest booking ahead. read more

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First time dining at this location. Came with two others for brunch. It was a Monday so we barely waited 5 mins before being sat, no reservation. I ordered the CrossFit omelet which came with a side of mixed greens. Their menu is extensive and I was happy to see healthier options on the menu. Dieting is hard to begin with but it makes it so much easier when restaurants consider these kinds of customers and have many options. Overall, great dining experience and large menu which offers lots of variety! Aiden was our server and he was attentive but not overbearing. The entire restaurant and restroom was clean and inviting. This location is also huge compare to the Princeton location. Highlights: extensive menu, healthy food options, parking nearby - I parked right in front & clean read more

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Won't come back - slow service, everyone is miserable and food came out like it was sitting on the rack for a while

We had a lovely brunch here. I had scrambled eggs with home fries and toast and they really hit the spot. The service was on point. It was crowded but it is a very large place with a lot of seating so there is little to no wait even during peak time. read more

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The last time I ate at a turning point was in Hoboken about 8 years ago. We decided to check out this location for breakfast since we were in the area. The chicken and waffle was average at best, something that can easily be replicated at home but will taste better. The wife enjoyed the shashuka and my son ate his pancakes even though the pancakes were just okay as well. The service was pretty good and attentive and the restaurant was very clean. read more

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Great ambiance and fast service. Very kid friendly. Service was great and food tasted good. Portions are great and very fair value. Will come back for sure! Be aware the place does get busy but the menu is interesting and so are the coffees that it warrants the wait. read more