"We are here for a girls brunch and we were happy with the pricing and the variety on the menu. Our server was nice but seemed overwhelmed because it took a bit to come back to the table at multiple times. My food (eggs Benedict) was delicious but my friends gluten free plate pancakes were not pleasant and my other friends plate was delivered with burnt bacon that she had to wait 15min to replace. Coffee was yummy. We would go again to give it another chance."

"It was just an OK experience. We picked this place because they had momosas. We ordered 2 flights, different flavors. All of them tasted just like champagne. No fruit could be tasted even though it was blueberry and watermelon and kiwi and pomegranate. Overpriced for the quality I ordered eggs Benedict and the hollandaise sauce was weak at best. IHOP has better hollandaise sauce."

"We just happened on this breakfast lunch and dinner spot and it we were pleasantly surprised. Treasa provided excellent customer service and recommendations. We had the Tiramisu French Toast and Chicken fried steak which were amazing! Very cozy atmosphere, solid music Jams playing, great food and excellent service."

"This place is oddly run. It’s a breakfast spot until 2pm, then it switches over and becomes an Indian dinner restaurant at 3pm. Nothing feels cohesive, and the pricing/structure is confusing from the start. The frustrating part is that the food itself was actually good. I had the chicken fried steak breakfast burrito (totally outside my comfort zone) and it was legitimately great. But everything around the food was a mess. I ordered a latte and it had a weird plastic/paper-like piece in it. We pointed it out, the waitress seemed confused, I sent it back (because obviously), and then they still left it on the bill. Paying $6+ for a drink you can’t drink is not the vibe. The pricing is also bizarre, next level bizarre, especially for kids. The kids meal (pancake/waffle/quesadilla/grilled cheese/French toast with a side and a drink) was $16.50, which is insanely high for a kid's meal, and basically the same as some of the adult breakfast plates that come with eggs, meat, toast, and a side. That makes zero sense. What really sealed it for me was ordering their “big hangover” style plate. The menu reads: "2 Pancakes, 3 eggs (any style), breakfast potatoes, bacon, sausage and toast + your choice of side". But when I tried to order it, I was told I couldn’t get it with potatoes, couldn’t get it with toast, and that the “side of biscuits and gravy” wouldn't come with gravy. That’s not a substitution; that’s a different item. Yet it still cost $21.50? Isn’t the whole point of a menu that you list what you’re selling at a set price... and if someone orders it, you serve exactly what you advertised? I wanted to like this place and rate it higher because the burrito was solid, but between the foreign object in my drink, the billing issue, and the menu items not matching what they’ll actually serve, I left annoyed and won’t be back."

"Came for the bottomless mimosas, only to find out upon arrival that they no longer have them. Decided to stay anyway for the mimosa flight. Cups were decent size & they had lots of different fruit juices to choose from for them. The food was good. Personally I thought the skillet came with way too much potatoes rather than the meat which was a little disappointing. When I was done I still had a full serving of potatoes on my plate. Food had good flavor though & our waitress was nice."