Everyone was extremely busy and the resturaunt was crowded …read more I got my order in a timely manner and the food was great ! Tiara did a great job !

We were staying at an RV campground in Savannah and our fridge had not been working this whole…read moretrip. So I was so happy to find the Eggs Up Grill! We can park the RV, and leave the dog with the air on , and we are able to watch her through the window. Today Kristin was our server extraordinaire! Upbeat, pleasant and she brought us coffee right away. We had the same two dishes that we had in Hendersonville, the Greek scrambler and Dave had the Chimichurri Bowl. Both were done perfectly! We had grits and an English muffin for sides. The atmosphere was light and bright and they look like they do a ton of take out! We will definitely return again, when we come this way!

Our first visit here, but we'll be back next time we're in Savannah. We went there for breakfast,…read moreand there were so many things to try that it was hard to make up our minds. We finally did, but with just the two of us we barely scratched the surface and we really enjoyed everything we ate (and drank)! Not the most fancy place to have breakfast (has that school cafeteria look) and there's a lot of noise coming from the kitchen area, but the menu is VERY extensive and creative, and the food was very good. I got the three large breakfast sausages rolled in pancakes, which came with an orange marmalade syrup with real orange bits in it it. Husband had the pancake sampler, which came with his choice of three different pancakes from their extensive selection and three syrups/toppings. One was a delicious maple syrup which was great with his bacon pancakes, another was a blueberry compote with real blueberries (real blueberries in the blueberry pancakes as well), and he also go the orange marmalade syrup/topping that I got with my sausage & pancakes. We both had iced coffee, which came with vanilla creamers (a favorite of ours). Our meals came out pretty quickly even through there were quite a few other customers. This is not your typical pancake restaurant, and the menu went well beyond that of a typical breakfast joint. Not just the usual your egg combos and pancakes, but a very wide selection of pancakes and waffles with different ingredients mixed in (fruits, chocolate chips, bacon, etc.) and various toppings. They have a variety of omelets, all the usual breakfast meats and then some, several of them in different styles, including bacon, ham, sausage, corned beef hash, steak, shrimp, and crab, and a few types of eggs benedict. Also, several styles of crepes from different countries, some southern favorites such as shrimp and grits, and some international breakfast specialties as well (German pancakes, potato pancakes. Lunch options are also available, but we were there for breakfast and didn't really spend time looking at that part of the menu. Looking forward to going back on our next trip to Savannah (we're usually there at least a couple times a year) and trying some more of their breakfast items! Sorry, we didn't have much to eat the previous day and so we were hungry and forgot to take pics before we started chowing down. Pics next time, I promise! Menu can be found here: https://ophsavannah.com/food-menu

A old school restaurant with a breakfast/dinner feel. Located by the Oglethorpe Mall, the Original…read morePancake House hits the spot if you're looking for yummy homestyle comfort food. They're open for breakfast and lunch, but have a large menu. I personally love their strawberry crepes. The crepe is absolutely delicious, but it's the fresh whipped cream for me! You can order them just a single crepe or an order of 3. They have a handful of options (fruit and savory) and you can mix and match your 3. My husband got a Philly sandwich with fries. I didn't realize they had fresh cut fries!! They were sooo good! He said the sandwich was a tad greasy, but good. And the prices are reasonable!

Its a burger and fries, its always hits the spot, people need to stop complaining or go cook…read morethemselves.

Well this place has gone down hill. Only two workers. Bathroom is nasty. AC is out or slow. Very…read moremuggy. And CO2 on drink machine is out. Cashier was super nice and burger was good but overall, it's sad because it used to be so much nicer.

I had left another breakfast spot in pooler, since there was a 50min wait. I walked in here was…read moreinstantly sat, and we had a great experience. My waiter Santana was amazing and brought a great amount energy and gave us great recommendations.

This place falls into the "Great Place For" category in my books. I went there for a late…read morebreakfast and ended ordering one of their chalkboard specials, Crabcake egg benedict. Presentataion and taste was on par. Looking at the this place had very good lunch and dinner offerings. Place was very clean, but still had that small town diner vibe. Wait staff were top-notch. All in all, a good place to have breakfast, lunch or dinner.

The food was really good. My husband got the Ft Worth ribeye medium and the cook was perfect! I had…read morethe herb crusted chicken which was moist and delicious! The sides were on point as usual. Service was exceptional and the manager checked in with us a couple times. Highly recommend .

Extremely disappointing visit. I came alone and i was asked…read moreto wait behind someone in line, which i did. A couple came in after me and got behind me, they escorted the woman in front of me to her table, i was next. They then skipped me for the couple behind me, and left me standing there. Not sure what that was about, didn't like it nonetheless. Finally got a table, and ordered the bone-in ribeye ($31) cooked medium and Pittsburghed. I order my steak the same way regardless of the location or price. Waitress puts the order in but comes back 2 minutes later saying "We can cook your steak to the desired temperature (medium), but we can't Pittsburgh your steak." First time I've been to a Texas Roadhouse and been told this, and I'm sorry, i couldn't accept that. No one had a legitimate reason as to why they can't do it, different excuses about equipment, the chef, yadda yadda yadda....say what you want but i want my steak the way i ask for it, not any other way. I don't think that's unreasonable, especially when it's the start of the dish. I left....didnt bother eating anything, and likely won't return if i can't get my steak cooked the way that i like it.

I'm a Five Guys fan. I love their food. This experience was incredibly surprising. I write this…read morereview disappointed and upset that I have to. My friends and I grabbed burgers, fries, and drinks in the evening after nine. We were not greeted when we entered. They were not busy. Only two other people were currently customers eating. My first friend has a gluten allergy. She told the gentleman at the register about her allergy. He was incredibly rude. He told her well I'm glad you told me about your allergy, because I didn't hear you the first time. When she repeated it to him at the end. She only wanted to make sure it was on the order clearly. He mocked her with his tone and attitude it was unacceptable. I placed my order and listed out my toppings for my burger. He informed me that was "All the Way" minus pickles and mayo. I told him I wanted pickles but no mayo. He was not thrilled and added the pickles. He then told me for next time not to list out everything. I completed the rest of my order. My friend and I did not tip. We felt his customer service was incredibly lacking. He then announced that people who do not tip get their food last. We had another friend with us she was last to place her order. She then felt pressured into tipping. She placed her order and tipped. While our food was being made the staff in the back was talking about how people who do not tip get their food last on repeat. It was like it was a joke to them. I was going to wait for my food. The service and treatment were ridiculous. We got our food. I actually got mine first, my friend whom ordered last second, then my friend with the gluten allergy hers took the longest to come out. She saw her food up on the back counter. They were just waiting longer to give it to her. The entire experience was unexpected and unpleasant.

The restaurant was empty other than two young girls eating. I was with two friends. I ordered first…read morebecause I have a food allergy. We were not greeted. No warm welcome like at Moe's. Toward the end of ordering, I couldn't remember if I had already told the cashier, it was for an allergy, So I informed him it was for an allergy. His entire demeanor changed. He starts to angrily tap the screen and tells me that I should have informed him at the beginning of the order and that he couldn't promise it would be right. The body language and the tone of his voice changes toward me at this point on and he became very rude. At this point the line behind our little group has gotten longer so I'm just trying to hurry up. I did not tip for my food because of the customer service and tipping is an option. As soon as my receipt prints up and the cashier see my receipt he becomes loud and obnoxious. He turns around and announces to his team that we have a NON-TIPPER. I get dirty looks from the two staff in the kitchen, and they start repeating loudly "non tippers get their food last" "non tippers must wait" It's late and I really don't want to fight. I've had a long day, and I just want food. I stay at the counter to watch them make my food which is a habit because I have a food allergy. I take my eyes off them for 5 minutes because I noticed that one of my friend's look upset. I step over to check on her and she looks upset because she really wanted an Oreo milkshake, and I know she because she had been talking about it for HOURS and apparently the machine wasn't working so she would just get a coke. This is when the cashier makes this grand and loudly announcement that if she tips, he could make it work for her. So, she is forced into tipping to get a milkshake. I step back over to the counter to watch for my food, but it looks like they are already done? They are putting the bowl into the brown bag on the side. My friends get a table, and I stand to the side to wait for my food. A few minutes go by my food is still sitting on the side. The staff have continued to make announcements to the room about no tippers not being welcome. I almost feel like they are making a game of it. My friends have all gotten their food and I'm still standing there. The cashier is flat out ignoring me. I wave for his attention and point to the bag of food. He looks directly at the bag and tells me that my food isn't ready. He then makes this grand show almost like we were in a drama like he is finally seeing my food. Claiming that they are waiting on fries. I wait a few more seconds, I'm losing my patience and ask how much longer. He then gives me a scoop of the fries and hands over the bag. My friends have long since finished their food. I'm also upset. I open the bag to check on my food. The fries aren't fresh or hot, my burger in a bowl isn't warm or greasy. My paddies are lukewarm and since I didn't watch them make my food and they have been harassing me. I am too scared to even eat my food. I threw the food out. I can't risk it with an allergy, and I don't feel like making a hospital visit. As we are leaving the cashier makes a point to come over and ask how our food was? Ha! I've been to all the Five Guys in town and downtown in the past and I've never been treated this disrespectful over something so simple. This is completely unacceptable and uncalled for, and I feel like I was singled out and targeted.