Came in for breakfast and coffees. Excellent food for a great price. Service was inviting and…read morefriendly. Quiet atmosphere can get busy at times but they keep the line moving. A lot of quality and local items available for purchase as well.

You order at the counter and grab a seat so really not a lot to say on the service or ambiance…read moreside. The employees were friendly and helpful. The food was overall disappointing. Good: Biscuit was soft and had a good taste to it. The pancakes were also solid. Coke in a glass bottle! Scrambled egg was fine. Tough to mess that up. Bad: The homestyle potatoes had a decent flavor but they were cold and mushy. They didn't seem to have any ice. Worse: My breakfast meat was kielbasa and it was disgusting. It was cold and undercooked. It really tasted like I grabbed a raw hot dog from the fridge and just started gnoshing on it. I had two bites and that was all I could stomach. We went for Father's Day breakfast and I had high hopes. Really wanted to like this place. The menu looks great but this was not it. Maybe I will try the Reuben one day that people seem to love but I doubt I would ever go back otherwise.

WARNING: You will be tempted to order a lot of food, because at that price, it can't be that much…read more Well guess what, brother? It can be. Stacks Kitchen "Good Food & Plenty Of It!"

Came for lunch, rather than breakfast, odd for us, but they do have a lot of lunchy things on the…read moremenu. I had a HUGE mixed green salad with shrimp added and I could not eat all of it. Wife had a burger and it came with wonderfully cooked fries. Super service, super options, super kitchen that can punch out great meals. Come at other than prime times as it can get really crowded. We are regulars at this well-deserved five star eatery.

Chloe was the best! Very knowledgeable and personable. She made great recommendations. We will…read moredefinitely be back!

The food is amazing! I love everything. Never disappointed. Great staff. A go to for our family!!…read moreWe love Emmets!

My husband and I first visited Easy Like Sunday about two years ago and immediately fell in love…read morewith this little restaurant. It's small, intimate, stylish and inviting. It's the kind of place that feels notably special, distinguished and high end without ever feeling stuffy. Everyone is warm and professional, and the food is absolutely worth every penny. During our first visit, I took a chance and ordered the grits. I normally avoid restaurant grits because they're almost always bland, flavorless and gelatinous. But the grits at Easy Like Sunday were completely different in the best way. Creamy with the slightest grainy texture and so perfectly seasoned that you don't need to add butter, salt, pepper or anything else. I had been daydreaming about those grits for two years. We finally made it back this past Friday and arrived when the doors opened at 9:00am. We were seated immediately. I ordered the Little Bit of Everything with eggs, bacon, those unforgettable grits and a thick, fluffy, delicious buttermilk pancake. That first spoonful of grits tasted exactly the way I remembered, maybe even better. My eyes actually welled up with tears. I know that sounds extreme but I'm not exaggerating. After waiting two years to taste them again, they felt familiar and comforting, like coming home. Our waitress, Diana, made the morning even more special. She was warm, welcoming and accommodating. When I told her I could nearly cry over those grits, she didn't make me feel silly or dramatic. She agreed saying,"Oh, I know! We have the best grits!" She said she completely understood why that first bite made me feel emotional. Being served by Diana felt like being taken care of by an old friend. We had never met her before, yet she treated us as though she had known us for years. Easy Like Sunday is a hidden little treasure tucked away across the street from Park Road Shopping Center. It's the kind of place you take someone special for a first date, an anniversary, a milestone, a birthday or simply a morning you want to remember. The atmosphere is cozy and polished, the food is wonderful, and Diana is an absolute gem. We cannot wait to return!

Our server was great, but unfortunately, the food was below average and didn't quite live up to the…read moreexpectations. Ube has such a naturally rich, nutty, and creamy flavor that I expected the pancake to have plenty of that character. Instead, it was dry, lacked moisture and flavor, and honestly tasted more like a regular pancake with ube coloring than an actual ube pancake. We also ordered the French toast and a cup of coffee, and the total came out to around $47. I'm glad we gave it a try, but overall, the meal was pretty underwhelming. The service was the highlight, but the food was just so-so.

Mary O'Neill's has such a great Irish pub vibe. The soups…read moreare always great! We get them for lunch or as an app. For us the Reuben egg rolls are a must-try too. We love to come to the patio with our kids for drinks and dinner. We love coming to Mary oneills and will be coming back!

Mary O'Neil's is one of those places I keep coming back to for the atmosphere, the drinks, and a…read morefew truly standout dishes. I'm obsessed with the Reuben egg rolls, and the fish and chips are to die for. They also have Magners, which I love and don't see on many menus, so that's always a major bonus. The dark Irish pub feel is cozy and fun, and the live music makes the experience even better. There's also a huge outdoor patio with great vibes, especially when you want to enjoy your meal and drinks outside. It's not necessarily my favorite place to bring my kids, but it's a fantastic spot for a night out with friends. My only real request is for more vegetarian options. My best friend is vegetarian, and there aren't many choices for her right now. Please add some great vegetarian dishes so I can bring her more often! Overall, Mary O'Neil's has delicious pub favorites, a fun atmosphere, live music, a great patio, and Magners. Add a few more vegetarian options, and it would be even easier to make this one of my regular spots.

Service is outstanding. Food is delicious. Try to visit on fried chicken Thursday …read more Down home simple interior, clean and comfortable

Local countryside dive serving familiar fare to the meat and three crowd. Tiny inside with seating…read morefor about 20, service was quick and friendly. All the specials are listed on a large blackboard on the wall. We thought the food was just OK considering the price which was high for the mediocre quality, styrofoam plates, plastic utensils, and no frills ambience. I had hoped for more; unfortunately, nothing to whirl about here for me.

Grabbed a seat at the counter and was promptly waited on. Hot coffee, menu, order placed. Off to a…read moregreat start. Ordered the crab Benny with cheesy grits topped with bacon. The grits paired with hollandaise made the dish too rich for my tastes. My mistake. Next time hashbrowns for me. Overall, the meal was tasty and well prepared. I discovered Eggs Up Grill years ago at Surfside Beach, SC when they were beginning their expansion. I've been a fan ever since. Has my "Give 'em a Whirl" meter ordering eggs sunny side up. Go here.

Visited on a Sunday around 12pm and of course as expected it was BUSY. We were sat immediately…read morethough outside but unfortunately it took about 30min until someone other than our server had to come out and take our order. The server assigned to that area kept skipping over us and took other customers orders who had arrived after us so it got very frustrating. We ordered an egg white omlete with potatoes, sausage, eggs, toast, pancakes, the whole breakfast works. The food was delicious though. Everything was perfectly seasoned and cooked perfectly. No complaints at all with the food. Located in Sun Valley location beside the Publix so plenty of parking spots to choose from.

Finally made it to Poppyseed Kitchen, one of my friend's favorite spots, so obviously we had to…read moreventure down for her birthday! And I can officially see why she loves it. This is the cutest little gem tucked away at the end of a strip mall. The second you walk in, you're greeted by a fun poppy mural and a display of all the delicious pastries of the day. Immediately I'm like, okay, I'm going to like it here! We had about a 20-minute wait, but thankfully there was plenty of time for mimosas and catch up chitchat! And honestly, the time flew by... we weren't even finished with them before we were seated. The staff was incredibly friendly, and the service was on point from there. Someone filled our water glasses almost immediately after we sat down, and we never had a dry cup. Mimosa refills were quick, too! I also grabbed a chai latte that came in the cutest old-school homemade-looking cup and was perfectly warm and spiced. Soooo good! For food, two of us ordered the Fresh Pick Sandwich with fresh tomatoes, stracciatella, kale pesto aioli, arugula, fresh basil and balsamic glaze on perfectly toasted sourdough. I added avocado and bacon and basically turned it into the most deliciously elevated BLT of my life. I also made a pro side swap for my side and went with the cheesy grits. They were delicious. No notes! My friend got the Fresh Pick without tomatoes and added prosciutto, and another friend ordered The Grit with shrimp, and that plate was BEAUTIFUL. Sweet pepper and tomato sauce, mushrooms, crispy onions, arugula and an egg over a plate of grits. Between us, there were clean plates, full bellies and a whole lot of "what are we trying next time?" conversations happening. The food came out quickly, the service was great, the atmosphere was adorable, and it was just an all-around excellent brunch. My only complaints? 1-Why do they have the cutest pastry merch for kids but not adults... I need that "I'm flaky" croissant shirt lol! And 2-Why is this little gem not closer to me?! But clearly that just means I need to make the drive again. Poppyseed Kitchen has officially been added to the "worth the trip" list!

Wife and I went for lunch. Excellent menu, good service, clean tables and floors and the dishes we…read moreordered were excellent. A rather stark, high-ceiling open floor plan with superb air conditioning. Bring a wrap as it does get chilly. Plates, bowls, sandwiches and salads, along with a kid's menu and miscellaneous snacky items. Prices range from $13 to $18. Decent portions. I had the The Bisquit and Gravy ($12) after asking for a sample taste of their gravy. I have had horrible biscuit and gravy dishes in many places where the gravy was just cooked flowered grease. Not at Poppyseed! It was excellent, flavorful and if you ask for more, you will get it. I did. Wife agreed on the gravy. Wife had the Poppyseed Salad ($12) which was so loaded with cucumbers that annoyed her. Very little lettuce, but lots of other hard veggies. She was not happy. My second choice that lunch day was listed as The Ranch Hash ($18). A fellow diner across from us ordered this hash and said he loved it. It did look good with braised brisket, potato hash and two eggs to order. A very fine portion and will be my order when we return. Parking galore. You will need to turn right when you exit on to Tom Hall Street, unless you get a lucky traffic gap. We will be back, for sure.

This was our first visit to Vicious Biscuit and will not be the last. Everything about our…read moreexperience was fantastic--the service we received was stellar, the restaurant was clean and well equipped, but the food was what will bring us back. My husband and I both ordered the Old School Plate. The potatoes were well seasoned and perfectly crispy. The chicken sausage I had was delicious and expertly prepared--juicy on the inside and crisp on the outside. But OMG the pancakes!! They offer a self-serve bar of delicious flavored butters and jams. I had never tried sweet potato butter, but the combination of it and syrup set off the big, fluffy cakes perfectly. I'm so full and happy that we tried this place out!!

Yep, they did it: impressed me so much that I am giving it one of my few-and-far-in between,…read moreprecious, five star ratings. They are THAT good. Biscuits and gravy are a southern staple and rarely have I had any that were really good, except here at Vicious Biscuit. Biscuits are their business. The most important elements are the biscuits and the gravy. Additions are many and varied, but if the basic two items are not both excellent, you will have a disappointing experience. The Vicious biscuit is the size of a hamburger bun. It is soft and there are bits of spice in the dough. These biscuits do not fall apart, but stay together and serve to soak up the wonderful sausage gravy that is poured on top of it. You can order just a biscuit with gravy for $8. And if you are timid, start here. Otherwise, there are add-ons like very good fried chicken, shrimp and grits, ham, pulled smoked pork, crab, bacon, fried shrimp. fried eggs and other combos. Super choices, so take time to study the menu which is extensive. Portions are great, very generous. I had their Vicious ($12). It was their Cheddar jalapeño biscuit, crispy fried chicken, maple sausage gravy, cowboy candy, with maple syrup drizzle. I was hesitant as to the maple syrup, but it is just enough to give accent to the gravy, but not super sweet. Wife had Fried Green 'Maters ($9.50) which were four fried green tomatoes, their signature pimento cheese with a pickled okra garnish. She could not eat it all, so I helped finish off the lone tomato and a bit of the cheese. Very good. Vicious Biscuit is more that a meal, it is an experience, even a journey, through this traditional southern staple, biscuits and gravy. Enjoy the trip. We might see you there.

I've never had a bad meal at Jekyll & Hyde Taphouse, but some dishes are definitely much better…read morethan others. The fried pickles are a must, and the mushroom flatbread is one of my favorites. The dinner menu doesn't always excite me, though, and I sometimes find myself wishing there were more things I was really excited to order. I'm also not a huge fan of having to use a QR code for cocktails. That said, if I order something off-menu, they're usually willing to make it, and they make a banging cocktail. So there's clearly talent behind the bar. The service is always great, which definitely adds to the experience. The restaurant itself is huge, and I personally prefer the area by the bar over the main dining area. It has a livelier atmosphere and feels a little more comfortable to me. But honestly, the real reason I keep coming back is the chocolate cake. It is LIFE CHANGING. I'm not exaggerating. If you haven't had it, get it. And finally, I am once again begging Jekyll & Hyde to bring back the shishito peppers. PLEASE. Some of us are still mourning. Overall, solid spot with some standout dishes, a few misses, consistently great service, and one chocolate cake that keeps me coming back.

Outdoor sun brunch! Discounted bloody Mary and mimosas. Delicious app's & entrees- I recommend…read moretrying their lamb medallions -and beef cuts, like fillets. The service was excellent. We had Zion and a tremendous forecast, five star.