Going to breakfast is one of my favorite things to do. So I'm always trying all the places. My…read morebrother is a chef and told me that everything was good at Scramblers, and I hadn't been so I gave it a try. I opted for the sausage fritatta, which was pretty good. I got a side of bacon and it was a little too thin and crispy for my taste. But still good, Because it's bacon. And because I'm greedy, I also got a side of sausage gravy with biscuits... also pretty good. Oh, and I had to try the lemon blueberry pancake, which was also pretty good. All in all, pretty good!

Great breakfast food, friendly staff and clean place. I highly recommend this if you are local to…read moreblacklick area!

They have an extensive menu with great prices! The food tasted very good and was prepared well.read more

YE Gurl Says: Brunch, Babies & Biscuits at Scramblers Hilliard…read more **Date:** September 6, 2025 **Place:** Scramblers Hilliard You know when you've lived somewhere a while and then discover a spot hiding in plain sight? That's Scramblers Hilliard. A friend put me on--and even hosted her baby shower there. Imagine a cross between Denny's and First Watch, with an added bonus: a back space event area you can snag for free (since they don't do reservations). Translation--get there early, chicas. For the meal, I skipped the all-you-can-eat griddle (tempting... maybe next time ). The Surf's Up ($12.99) went to the beau: tender, sustainably sourced shrimp sautéed and folded into hand-cracked scrambled eggs with cream cheese and dill. Served with hollandaise, bread, and your choice of a Scramblers side--it was a crowd-pleaser with a little doctoring up when we got home. I went with the Big Country ($13.79)--a layering of giant flaky biscuits, golden hash browns, two eggs, and sausage gravy. Except, I forgot the sausage gravy part might include, well... sausage. I picked it out, but even then, the dish landed kind of flat. Heavy on portions, light on flavor. I had to break out the ketchup, and honestly, it still needed heat. I get it--the flavor runway is probably tailored to their audience dun dun dun..., but still. What made the morning sparkle wasn't the food but the reason: celebrating love and longevity with Kenya G. and her soon-to-arrive little Elite-in-training. 15+ years together? That's the kind of milestone brunch is made for. YE Gurl says: Scramblers is more about community than culinary innovation, but sometimes that's exactly what you need.

The entire experience was lackluster to say the least. Each thing added up to a poor experience. We…read moregot there at 1, and they close at 3 so you would think food would be fast. We didn't order drinks and each got an eggs Benedict. Took over 30 minutes for our food and the plates were scorching hot so probably under the heat lamp for a good amount of time. My hashbrown version was supposed to have ham and cheese. I found. One square of ham, and no cheese. by square I mean what you see chopped up on a salad bar. Food was ok, but we had ask for silverware then wait a few minutes for it be delivered. Staff was clearly doing closing duty as there were only 2 other tables occupied. Nobody was paying any attention to each other or tables. I had to excuse myself to get the persons attention to pay.they are so immersed in their clip board they had no idea what was going on. I gave a 2 as my husbands food was fine and mine was not. The restaurant closes at 2 during the week and the lack of service was definitely reflecting their expectations of closing an hour earlier than they actually did. We felt bad for the large group next to us as they waited just as long. We didn't think anyone was in charge as there was not a person paying any attention to items other than their closing duty. We felt invisible.

Pros: -Biscuit beignet…read more-Mocktail options -Cinnamon roll french toast Cons: -Service timing (mocktail came out, 30 minutes later beignet, and then finally breakfast) -Chicken needs some spice and seasoning for the chicken and waffles (maybe a hot honey or maple sauce to go over it) -Most menu items had pork, very little options for vegetarian or other meat

I was served by the girl with purple hair and she explained how everything works and gave me some…read morerecommendations. Food was tasty and the metro mango is fantastic. Happy to say I will be coming back!

My mother quit cooking years ago and this became one of my parents' breakfast spots. Every week my…read moredad would pick up 2-3 orders of hash browns with onions for my mom to have as part of her breakfast. I've been a few times to see what the fuss is about. It's mainly a self serve place as in you place your order at a kiosk, pay for it, sit at a table, and pick up your order when it's ready. But for those who want to pay with cash, people who haven't been here before, or those who want a person to take their order, there is a live person! I have to say I do like the hash browns (hold the onions) because the aren't too greasy, taste like potatoes, and have a mixture of crispy and non-crispy pieces. I was impressed with the service when the person pulling together my order asked me to come over and let him know if the bacon was too crispy for my taste. I didn't even ask for crispy bacon, but I appreciated knowing what I wa getting before I got home.

Saw this old school looking diner as we were passing, and decided to go back and try their…read morebreakfast. Visually, there is a lot going on in here, as there should be. This family owned restaurant has been around for 40 years, so there is a lot of history represented here. When we walked in, we were the only people in the place, so service was quick. We spent a fair amount of time talking to the owner, who was very friendly and willing to share his family's story with us. I loved that the cook (also family I'm sure, but I didn't ask) was at the grill, which was in full view of our table. It was like watching my mother cook when I was a kid, and it tasted the same way. Our Buckeye Brutus Breakfasts were hot and delicious. Nothing fancy, but that's what was so great about it. A classic breakfast that totally hit the spot. When we were done, the owner offered us to go coffees for the ride home, which was very much appreciated since we were driving back to Wisconsin. This is a great place to stop for a no frills, amazing, home cooked breakfast. Friendly service, relaxing vibe, and a place where it's easy to feel like family.

This place is not good. Service model is bad. Took 30 min to get food with only one other table…read moreoccupied. Was noon on a Wednesday. Food i

Excellent savory style food. Friendly staff. Quick service. A quaint little down home style place.read more

I have eaten here three times and just enough time passes between visits that I forget how bad the…read morecoffee is. I am documenting it here so I don't forget again. Seriously, Jamie, just order some damned tea next time. Ok, so if you are not into coffee, but you love a solid breakfast this is a decent place to stop. I would especially recommend that you get a biscuit, either smothered in gravy or as your bread. The menu is standard diner fare, at least for breakfast. Be prepared to wait to be seated as there is usually a little wait for a table. The place is small and parties over four people should consider other options.

What a delight to visit George Linworth Diner ! The ambience similar to days past when visiting…read moreGoody Boy , Short North. I worked at old DN hospital and grab breaky after long hours to refuel and head home . Service and food did not disappoint. Open the door and staff friendly , attentive and welcoming immediately. Food and pricing excellent with portions to take home and enjoy later . Thank you for amazing experience

Service was okay,…read more Food didn't sit well with my stomach, not for sure what happen, but I felt sick 10 minutes after eating. Places seemed clean.

Featuring Pumpkin Spice Donuts here at First Watch I'm having the seasonal pumpkin spice pancake…read morealong with a bacon cheddar pancake and they also have a new maple bacon buttery croissant sandwich served with a side of potatoes. The sandwich was outstanding

Not bad at all. Sure shot for a good enough breakfast. We had gift cards to spend so we weren't the…read moreleast disappointed. Prices are pretty good--three of us ate well and even had cocktails, all for just around $75 before tip. Service was great. We were seated in less than 5 minutes, having arrived just before 2 PM on a Sunday. And our server was so sweet and friendly and professional and attentive. The bacon is parbroiled and then finished before serving. So mine was burnt, but they replaced it with no problem. The second time around, I ordered it like my brothers, which was Jess parbroiled in no additional cooking. And it was perfect. I do like that their pancakes are multigrain and yet still light and fluffy. I got the banana walnut, and it was pretty good.