I have dreams of this croissant sandwich all the time. The fig jam. The bleu cheese. The flakiest…read morebuttery croissant. Any time I can make it to any of the locations I am thrilled to get this. And an iced latte with rose flavor... and rose petals?! Pretty AND delicious. Really one of my favorites spots for a latte. The service is always excellent and it's such a nice spot to just sit and sip. Inside or outside. Plenty of seating both places.

Love their pastries, baguette sandwiches and coffee! Beautiful interior and great customer service…read more My favorite is Le Germain. It has prosciutto ham, mozzarella, green pesto, shaved Parmesan and arugula! Their baguette is perfectly crispy on the outside and soft on the inside, making every bite delicious! They also have a wide selections of coffee drinks at prices they are very reasonable compared to other coffee shops around. And of course, they offer some of the best quality pastries in Jacksonville! Definitely a must visit local business!

Since this restaurant opened in our neighborhood, we've been coming here regularly. At their…read moreprevious location, the space was much smaller, often crowded, and the parking lot was limited, so we didn't visit very often. The food is consistently served just as it should be--hot dishes arrive hot, cold dishes arrive cold, and we never have to wait long for our meals. The staff remembers us and always greets us warmly. It's the kind of place where you can truly relax and feel as comfortable as if you were eating at home. The dining area is bright and very clean. The décor has a contemporary art vibe that would look great in photos and on social media. Parking is plentiful and easy to navigate. Having Walmart in the same shopping center is also very convenient, since we can stop by for errands on the way home. This has become one of our favorite local spots.

Went for breakfast and while the food was good it was not great. I got the Goat in the Garden…read moreomelet and my fiancé got the Eggs Benedict. Food was decent just wasn't blown away and likely won't be going out of my way to eat there again.

The employees here are so sweet! 10/10. They have a great…read moremenu with many options. The lox bagel was delish! The salted bagels are also great! And the olive loaf is delish! 9.5/10 I tried the coffee on my second trip- half sweet. And it was also good! 8/10 There's a couple of tables if you need to eat in but it seems like this is the place to stop before work to bring your desk neighbors a treat!

Friendly service! They aren't a fast food place, your order is made fresh, so be patient! It's…read moreworth it. I had the scrambled egg sandwich on an everything bagel with sausage and cheese. There's just something about a freshly toasted bagel sandwich that literally warms your insides. Also, the iced latte ( I got a salted caramel) was wonderful! Not a ton of searing, but the place is cute and was enough for me to sit and enjoy a nice breakfast.

This is a super casual diner. It's very small and you seat yourself. The service was okay and the…read morefood was also okay! The prices seemed to be a little high for the portions but other than that the food was good.

Authentic local diner, not a chain or franchise. I like this place! it has a solid,…read moresalt-of-the-earth local appeal. No frills, just good food! Great service too. It just doesn't get any better in my opinion. Good down home atmosphere.

Delicious food with kind, courteous and attentive service. I had the blueberry lime pancake special…read morewith lavender honey and lime curd. What a perfect combination,, made better by putting the lime curd on every pancake, not just the top one. And loaded with blueberries! Came with eggs and bacon or sausage. Our server Heather said she preferred the bacon, and I'd go for it next time. I appreciated the homemade sausage but it was a little too sweet for us. Husband enjoyed his crawfish and andouille omelet. English muffin was under-toasted. Heather put it through again and it was better. Coffee was good, def could tell it was there, and Heather kept our cups filled. Fans outside kept things comfortable.

We used to go to this chain in Texas all the time and it was lovely there- and always busy, from 7…read moretill 11 it was packed. . This location, however, was really different. To start there's a whole lot more outdoor seating than there is indoor seating. Well inherently that's not a problem. I just found it unique. The staff was extremely nice at least our waitress was and overall no problem with the actual service we received. It was really well decorated. In fact, I would say arguably better decorated than some of the other locations for this particular chain that we have gone to. But the reason that it's only getting two stars instead of my typical five is the food. I ordered the biscuits and gravy and frankly when you're in the south that's something that should be a staple- this was a complete mess. There was either too much salt or too much pepper or maybe both? Which really left a lackluster taste I didn't even get through the first half of one of my biscuits. Biscuits seemed standard frozen biscuit fair for a breakfast establishment, unfortunately. And it's a vast contrast to some of the other places that used to be in Jacksonville or still are like Cracker Barrel or Village Inn- heck even Famos Amos has/had better biscuits and gravy. But for the fact that I didn't put anything on my eggs, which were delicious. I shouldn't be leaving this place with heartburn, considering I had a milk based gravy. The former city grits now bacon Gouda grits were OK but also very salty. Maybe too much bacon grease in it? I'm not sure. My partner says that his Benedict a shrimp Benedict something that's supposed to be there special for the season, was extremely sweet and the cherry tomatoes that he got were the most savory thing on his dish and he had shrimp Benedict with a side of cheese grits. There shouldn't really have been anything sweet in that dish, except maybe the hollandaise sauce. We were hoping to rekindle a classic taste from a familiar chain from our previous residence and enjoy brunch this morning. Maybe it was an off day for this particular location and if that's the case OK. However, due to this experience, we may not actually come back here. Paying $73 including tip for food that I can make better at home is not really my idea of a great breakfast. Kids oj was over $4. Plus $8 for her food. She took three bites and ate the bacon. Not a hit for her either.

Had a nice lunch out at Wicked Barley Brewing Company - Jacksonville, FL today to kickoff and enjoy…read moretheir Reggae Sunday season. My friend ordered us the Pork Belly Kimchi Fries, I got us an order of the Cheese Curds, and for my entree I got an order of the Asian Sticky Wings. I probably would have never ordered the kimchi fries on my own. Sometimes kimchi can be fickle and really hit or miss. It was definitely a hit here. More on the sweet and tangy side but worked really well. Fries seasoned perfectly, and the pork belly cubed and cooked to perfection. Out of all of the times I've been to Wicked Barley, these fries have to be one of the best items I've had from there. Cheese curds were pretty basic. Tasted great, but nothing to write home about. If you like Cheese curds, you'll enjoy theirs. I originally had my eye on the jerk chicken wings and I was warned by the waitress and my friend that they are REALLY hot. Jerk chicken is generally one of those thats right on the borderline of too hot for me. To give you an idea, if you're familiar with Butthutt BBQ's jerk chicken, theirs is as far as I can go for spice level. So I switched it up to be safe, and I am glad I did. Sweet and sticky, these had really great flavor inside and out. Would definitely get these again in the future. Brought a couple home to the hubby and he seemed to enjoy them too, and he normally doesn't like, what he refers to as, "sweet meat". I had three different beers in my favorite tasting style, sour. I had the PB&J sour, the mango sour, and the orange cream sour. The orange cream was my favorite of the 3. We enjoyed the sounds of the band Splittone in the background and enjoyed the whole vibe of our meal. I'm hoping to visit again on a future weekend and possibly bringing one of my pups along with me since they are dog friendly.

Heard about wicked barley from a friend. Restaurant and micro brewery…read more Considering I won a bet for dinner... thought this would be good When seated ask for paper menus unless you don't mind qr code menus. Service was good. Beer selection great Try the cheese curds to start. They are phenomenal. Candyce and I had burgers with her side fries and my side pork rinds omg the pork rinds were fantastic. Good service. Good food. Couple of gotchas but nothing much. Definitely will be back....

Sometimes you just stumble into a place, because you're hungry and it's Close By, but it never…read moreturns out well. Except when it does. My son and I were headed out to another spot nearby, and when we got there, it was closed, so Julie's was very close by . And I can tell you we thoroughly enjoyed our lunch there. Service was great, parking was easy, and the food was more fabulous than I expected. I mean, it was really really good.. The ambience is certainly in the deli space, and from the outside it doesn't look like much, but inside doesn't look like much either. But the food sets it apart. OK, I've talked about food, so I'm sure you wanna hear about it (if you're still reading): Tzatziki sauce - homemade made really well done. Fries - extra crispy with a hint of salt, and I'm not a big fry person, but I love these. Potato salad - delightful side, can't go wrong. Gyro Wrap - marinated lamb, so tender you can cut it with a fork, wrapped in a pita. Gyro Platter - the same as the sandwich, but with pita chips and may be a little more lamb. I really couldn't believe how tender the lamb was, and how well it was spiced. I think my son and I were both shocked at how good the food was. Now, don't go expecting some eyebrow food, this is a deli. There's burgers, they're sandwiches, but I would stick to the Middle Eastern food that they serve because I think they really do it well. . This is a little far for us to drive for lunch, but I can guarantee you we will be back at this spot .

Food came out pretty quick. Decent omelet but toast and sausage were cold. Not offered a refill on…read morecoffee but the whole place is being run by a one man show.

I want to take this opportunity to brag about our server, Nicole (congrats to you and your new…read morehusband on your recent nuptials)!! Her strong attention to detail and her ability to make the customer feel they are the most important one that she has of the day is beyond reproach. I listened to her with a table behind us and she treated them with the same high level of customer center care that she gave to us. Her actions demonstrate her commitment to working with people and making a difference and today she did. The eggs were cooked. Perfect today the pancakes, however, a little more overdone than I would prefer, but they cannot always be done perfectly every time. Overall, this was a great visit and this location is far better than the one on University Boulevard. Among the store, layout,, customer service, and kitchen's ability to follow directions, this is truly the best scrambler's location! Thank you again to Nicole for making us feel. We were the most important table of the day. Management should be very proud of having such a dedicated professional.

I'd never heard of this place but tried it while I was in town and was VERY impressed. It's almost…read morehidden in a shopping center near Publix but it's worth checking out for sure. I don't like eggs so that eliminates half the menu at breakfast places so I usually have pancakes or waffles. I had the blueberry pancakes and they were as good as I've had anywhere in a long time. They're huge and take up the entire plate and they don't skimp on the blueberries either. I was hungry and still not quite able to finish them all....but if you do their pancakes are automatically all you can eat so you can order more for no extra charge. The bacon is also a must try, it's four large strips of perfectly cooked bacon, not too crisp and not too soggy and they're lean cuts so not too fatty. Gotta have coffee of course and the coffee is solid as well, with quick refills. They also have cocktails etc. but I stuck with coffee this trip. Service is very fast and friendly here, they weren't too busy on a weekday but I can see where they'd get packed on a weekend. You won't regret checking this place out for breakfast if you're in the area.