This place is a destination restaurant! It's a must visit and don't forget to grab some baked goods…read morefor later. The extensive and creative menu will keep you coming back which is great for the locals. My 7th Trimester biscuit was different delicious and decadent. I'm so glad I ate that crazy creation. I only wish I had mere time here to go back and try other items. I was greeted very pleasantly at the door and Shepherded through my selection. Everyone behind the counter was happy and pleasant. The dining area is bright comfortable and whimsical. They serve alcohol so have a mimosa with your breakfast. This place is a gem and you have to go here if you're reading this Yelp review!!!

I wanted to enjoy Se7enBites more, but the food did not quite live up to the prices during my…read morevisit. The portions and overall quality felt underwhelming for what we paid, especially considering how highly recommended this spot tends to be. The baked goods were also on the expensive side. Some of them were enjoyable, but the quality seemed inconsistent, and not everything felt worth the premium price. At this price point, I expected the food to be more memorable and the flavors to stand out more. The restaurant has a cute, casual bakery atmosphere, but the value was the biggest issue for me. I do not mind paying more for high-quality food, especially from a local business, but the experience needs to justify the cost. There were a few good items, so I would not completely rule out trying Se7enBites again. However, based on this visit, I would be more selective about what I ordered and would probably stick to one baked item rather than committing to a full meal. The service was average.

This was truly the best breakfast ever, and we are absolutely adding this place to our rotation…read moreonce we are back in a city with a location! SERVICE: Our server, Caroline, was amazing--so warm, welcoming, approachable, helpful, and accommodating. She really made the meal special. THE FOOD: The chicken fried steak was absolutely amazing, and the brown sugar banana pancake was fantastic. The biscuits were huge, fluffy, and packed with flavor, and both the gravy and mashed potatoes were incredibly flavorful. The oversized chorizo burrito was also excellent. THE DRINKS: The only negative was the pistachio coffee, which tasted a bit too artificial.We can't wait to go back home and visit our closest location!

the food was amazing and the experience was a delight highly due to our server who was such a joy!…read moreCaroline recommended great choices on the menu and brought our food out within minutes of ordering. she was very welcoming and my kids absolutely loved her! 10/10 highly recommend

Always amazing. Best matcha in town! Great vibes. Coffee is…read moretop notch quality. This is where I bring my out of towners to flex Orlando.

Haan Coffee is definitely one of those spots I keep coming back to because I genuinely love the…read moreoverall aesthetic, décor, vibe, food, and drinks. The space is beautiful, modern, cozy, and very photo-friendly without feeling overly decorated. It's a great place to catch up with friends, grab a drink, or just sit and enjoy the atmosphere. The drinks are always one of my favorite parts. I love their creative combinations and presentation, and everything feels a little more unique than your typical coffee shop. The matcha drinks are especially pretty and refreshing, and I love when a drink tastes as good as it looks. The food selection is also a nice bonus, especially when you want more than just coffee or matcha. That being said, just be prepared for the crowds. Depending on the day and time, the line can get pretty long, and the shop itself can become very busy. It's clearly a popular spot, so sometimes you have to bring a little patience. Parking can also be terrible depending on when you go. That's probably one of my least favorite parts of visiting. On a busy day, finding a spot can feel like its own little side quest before you even make it inside. One newer change I'm personally not a huge fan of is their "Unplugged Saturday," where there's no Wi-Fi available on Saturdays. I understand the idea behind encouraging people to unplug, be present, and socialize, but it does kind of suck if you specifically came to a coffee shop hoping to get some work or studying done. So definitely keep that in mind when deciding which day to visit. Despite those little inconveniences, I still really enjoy Haan Coffee. The beautiful décor, relaxing atmosphere, creative drinks, and food keep bringing me back. If you're coming strictly to hang out, enjoy a good drink, take some cute photos, and catch up with friends, it's a great spot. Just plan accordingly: expect a possible line, prepare yourself for the parking situation, and don't show up on an Unplugged Saturday expecting to knock out three hours of work on their Wi-Fi. Still a favorite for the vibes, food, and drinks!

My friend and I went to Briarpatch on a Saturday for brunch, which is always a gamble with wait…read moretimes. We walked in around 1 and there was a very short wait. We ended up sitting at the bar to avoid waiting for a table. The bar was really tight but we made it work. My friend ordered an espresso martini, and it was too milky. For our food, everything was excellent. The avocado toast was fresh and the eggs were perfectly over medium. The home fries were also perfectly crispy. My friend ordered the kale salad with chicken and we both agreed it was one of the best salads we've ever had. The kale was fresh, the chicken was very tender and the dressing was the perfect amount. Between the service and food, we had an excellent experience!

Stopped in at Briarpatch on Park Avenue for a weekday brunch to continue my birthday celebrations…read more Even for a standard weekday, the place was packed to the gills, which is par for the course here, though being seated right by the front door had its downsides. Our high-top caught the steady breeze of people cycling in and out, trading blasts of humid Florida air with AC, but it was manageable enough. Our server was solid and attentive, though the kitchen had a couple of operational hiccups. I ordered the fried green tomatoes to start, but they were forgotten until after our main plates had already landed on the table. When they arrived, the execution was decent. The batter didn't adhere well and slipped off the tomatoes, though the accompanying sauce carried the dish nicely. On the drink side, the virgin blackberry lemonade hit the mark completely: balanced, tart, and refreshing. The breakfast mains were where the kitchen redeemed itself. I built my meal around the bacon and mushroom omelette, which was formidable. It was fully loaded with bacon, cheese, peppers, onions, and mushrooms without feeling greasy or heavy. They had run out of biscuits, which was surprising for a brunch spot mid-shift, so I subbed in sourdough toast. The undisputed star of the meal was the side of cheese grits. I am notoriously particular about grits, restaurants almost always serve them under-salted, gluey, or watery, requiring a table-side overhaul of butter, salt, and pepper. These were dialed in straight from the kitchen. The texture, dairy integration, cheese ratio, and baseline seasoning were spot-on without needing a single touch of salt or pepper. Minor timing and stock quirks aside, BriarPatch remains a reliable staple. I left full, satisfied, and reminded why it is always worth keeping in the local Park Ave rotation.

Food was soo good! I wasn't expecting to pay at a counter and then sit. But they were pretty quick…read moreto get you your food. The dinning room was pretty big so enough space to sit and they have an outside space as well.

It's an good place for breakfast or even takeaway! They do have coffee with maple, their biscuit…read moreare moist and really good. The chicken it's good but sometimes they are to oily. Same owner as cracker barrel. Ambience it's cool too

I'm always excited to come here. They serve a wide array of tapas as well as some drinks like…read morecocktails. There are so many different tapas to order from, and the best way to try as many as you can is to order the "Get 'Em All" that's offered at their Happy Hour. You can get like 9 different tapas for around $20. My absolute favorite item is the Cajun Chicken Egg Roll. It's stuffed with a good amount of chicken, goat cheese, some veggies, and is served with this not-so-tangy mustard sauce. For all the food that was provided, this is such a good deal. There are a ton of other menu items available, that the "Get 'Em All" doesn't cover, that are also definitely worth trying. The entire place is eclectic and oozing with art and creativity. The walls are covered in paintings and other art pieces made by local artists. Each artwork can be purchased to support them. Sometimes there is a live artist working on their art. You can support them directly by purchasing some prints or any completed pieces they have on display.

We were in Orlando to catch a movie in 4DX, and Cafe Tu Tu Tango ended up being the perfect place…read moreto eat beforehand since it's just a few minutes away. I'm glad we picked it because the whole experience was a lot of fun. The first thing you notice is all the artwork and colorful decor. Then a live contortionist started performing while we were eating, which definitely wasn't something I was expecting but made the place feel even more unique. Sebastian took great care of us. We had a few gluten free and other dietary restrictions at the table, and he answered every question without missing a beat. That kind of service always stands out. I had the sweet potato, the street corn and the butter chicken tikka masala, and every plate was worth ordering. I also tried the Starry Night cocktail. I normally avoid vodka whenever I can, but this drink completely won me over. Easily one of the best cocktails I've had in a while. If you're already heading to the attractions on I Drive or catching a movie nearby, I'd definitely recommend stopping here. Great food, creative drinks and an atmosphere that's just plain fun without feeling like a tourist trap.

Did an Uber Eats as I had a 50 percent off promotion. I ordered the chicken fajita omelette, banana…read morepecan waffles, and coffee. It came within an hour as the estimated provided. It was bagged nicely and well organized. The omelette was a generous sized portion with plenty of tender chicken, peppers, and cheese. There was salsa to add a bit of flavor, but it tasted that it was made in New York City (if you remember that commercial ;) ). The white toast was soft and buttery, and the potatoes were good. My mom enjoyed the banana pecan waffles, and I took a couple bites as well. It was sinfully sweet and enjoyable, especially the bananas. And I must say the coffee was so good, it was even better than the Juan Valdez coffee that I make at home. Since I didn't visit the restaurant, I can't comment on the atmosphere. But I believe the service is excellent because they nicely packed all items and kept it organized. I definitely need to take my family to this restaurant. Since the one in Metrowest closed, this is the closest one to us. I am glad the food is still excellent and the coffee keeps you peppy. This is definitely a great breakfast restaurant in the Dr. Phillips area. Overall: A

Yum!!! Fresh off the plane and looking for something off the beaten path, this one fit the bill…read more A brunch spot that was delicious, had great service, was clean, and had the a.c. blasting. Portions were large providing leftovers, which I'm completely on board with. Prices were great! The variety of options were ideal for visitors. Food was served fast. Lastly, plenty of easy and free parking in the shared shopping center lot.

Picture doesn't do it justice. Ordered a simple breakfast: pancakes, eggs, home fries and a…read morebiscuit. Every portion of it was delicious, especially the biscuit. Was full all day Must try if you're in the area and I definitely will be back

I've only ever been to Shakers one other time. I heard they had change hands but I honestly could…read morenot tell a difference. We went in on a Sunday and must've hit that sweet spot where we were sat right away. I had a "ooooohhhh" moment when we walked in as to why the place is called Shakers. There are so many little salt and pepper shakers throughout and on the walls. My order was simple: scrambled eggs, toast, bacon and hash browns. They did bring the potatoes but also brought a side of hash browns. Both were good! It is a decent amount of food for the price as well. I had a fun experience. Everyone was friendly and attentive. Parking can be tight but we just had some great timing - it was meant to be! Will definitely want to go back and try some of their other menu items whenever I'm on that side of town again.