Such a great happy hour! We enjoyed the view and some great food. Our waitress was fast and…read moreefficient, the server delivered the food hot and in a timely fashion. Try the Reuben egg rolls! Yum!

I have given this place so many chances but this past Sunday was the absolute last visit. It's…read morealways the same thing...incredibly slow service, music way too loud for brunch and subpar food. It took over 30 minutes to get drinks brought to our table. At brunch time!! I intentionally asked for a table furthest away from the band. We were on the other side of the restaurant and could not carry on a conversation. Again..at brunch time!! We could not speak to each other until the band went on break. The Eggs Benedict was watery and bland. I didn't even ask everyone else about theirs. Just wanted out of there.

Looking for a quick, convenient lunch spot i stopped in Robin's. It has a busy, busy lunch period,…read morebut I snagged a table and was waited on quickly. The food took a good bit of time, but everyone was hustling. My cuban was just OK. It was kind of thin and had little substance. The fries were very bland. Lots of salt and ketchup didn't help much. I only had a few and left the rest, which is unusual for me. Pricing was OK. I'd check out the many other options nearby.

We love this little breakfast and lunch spot in downtown Bradenton. The staff are super friendly,…read moreand they always have yummy specials available. My husband, on this visit, ordered his usual favorite: banana pancakes. There was light fluffy, and tasty as always. I ordered a chicken salad sandwich on toasted wheat, with a side of potato salad. Their potato salad has a mustard and mayo dressing, and is delicious! The chicken salad was good--but lacked a bit of seasoning. In the past, I have gotten their burger, which I think I would order again as I really loved the burger. On my next visit, I plan to arrive at breakfast time, and I will try the oatmeal for breakfast, along with a side of their homemade corn beef hash. Maybe I will even treat myself to a grilled homemade cinnamon roll! Keep in mind that this is a breakfast and lunch place only. They close at 2 PM.

Clementine's had been opened about a year and a half and I just found it! I think it's due to the…read moredowntown traffic, that I hadn't seen it before, but now the secret's out. There's a cozy vibe, while you have plenty of seating choices--inside, outside, counter, tables for two. While reading the menu, I wanted to taste everything, and when my coffee and food arrived, I was happy with my choices. The Honey Bee coffee creation was perfectly full of flavor and not too sweet. The Hot Mess grilled cheese sandwich included all my favorite flavors in one bite--perfect!

food itself was b to b+: got a "big green tractor" turkey sandwich that hit all the marks for…read morelunch. Swapped out Normal side for sweet potato tots and orange slices. Was fairly comical because it came with 5 total small sweet potato tots. The service definitely dropped the ball. I felt like I needed to apologize that I bothered the staff by walking in, sitting down and ordering lunch. Local Deli type counter and seating area. Maybe if the establishment spent a bit less on fancy smeg coffee machines /small appliances and more on staff training, or if the staff where even net neutral in attitude towards their customers overall, it would have been a much more pleasant experience!

A family run local spot with a large breakfast and brunch menu. Everything is prepared fresh all…read morepastries are made in house.. Service from Ken was outstanding. I ordered the Parisian Breakfast bowl with short ribs and a poached egg- perfect poach, perhaps sous vide? The hubby ordered eggs Benedict- perfect and the hollandaise was so creamy and rich. We will be returning next time we are in Sarasota area.

Two of us stopped in here as out of towners on our way to a boating activity. We were seated right…read moreaway but it took quite a while to be greeted by our server. Other tables were seated after us and we saw their servers greet them and bring waters immediately. I ordered a sandwich with no tomatoes. I have a few food allergies so I'm used to double checking my food. The plate comes out and it looks fine. No tomatoes. Opened the sandwich and it was clear that tomatoes had originally been put in the sandwich and then taken out before coming to the table. There were tomato pieces/seeds left on the meat of the sandwich. I did not eat the sandwich after seeing that. I told both the server and the host as we left the restaurant. We paid full price and were given a quick "I'm sorry." I wasn't looking for a refund or for the sandwich to be remade. I didn't trust the kitchen at that point. Just a heads up to anyone who dines here with ingredient restrictions. Slow service and careless mistakes.

Amazing vintage feel. Quick friendly service the coffee was amazing. And the food was perfect. Had…read morebreakfast have to come back for the burger

What a cute place. The breakfast was really good and service was great. Trista we went and had no…read morewait on a weekday but we have been there over the weekend with more of a reasonable time.

Super experience at this charming Hungarian restaurant in Bradenton…read more We have never tried Hungarian food, so this sparked our attention. Walked in and let them know it was our first time and Alexa took care of us all the way through. We ordered mushroom crepe that was very tasty. It was called Bakonyi Palacsinta. We shared our entree which was a potato crusted chicken with salad. This is called Karpati Borzacska. Both were amazing and tasty. The cherry on top was our dessert which is a chocolate rum sponge cake with walnut and raisin with chocolate syrup. Sounds rich right? It was not. It was a perfect balance and not too sweet believe it or not. It is called Somloi. The restaurant is charming and shows its Hungarian culture with additional market items on sale and it also shows its family background with the pictures by the bathroom. Loved our experience here and our service. Def happy our first Hungarian experience was right here.

Upon walking in, you realize you have just discovered a hidden gem. The restaurant is nicely…read moredecorated and makes you feel like you actually are in Hungary. The waitress was very nice and answered my questions about the different dishes. It was difficult to make a decision because everything on the menu sounded like I wanted to try it. The food portions are large and the dishes are presented like in a gourmet restaurant. I tried the chicken paprikash and my husband had a pork steak. Everything was fabulous! You can tell the food is freshly prepared when you hear the schnitzel being pounded in the kitchen and ten minutes later, it is served at the table next to you. It was a great dining experience and I will be back for sure.

The Toasted Yolk Cafe knocked it out of the park with the Southern Fried Arnold--hands down one of…read morethe best breakfast dishes I've ever had! This creative twist on eggs Benedict is pure Southern comfort food heaven. It starts with two fluffy, perfectly split biscuit halves as the base (way better than the usual English muffin for this vibe), topped with crispy, hand-breaded chicken tenders that are golden, juicy, and seasoned just right. Then come two impeccably poached eggs with those runny yolks that ooze out beautifully when you cut in. The whole thing gets smothered in rich, creamy country sausage gravy that's loaded with flavorful sausage bits and has that perfect peppery kick without being overwhelming. Every bite is an explosion of textures and flavors: the buttery biscuit, the crunchy-yet-tender fried chicken, the silky eggs, and that savory gravy tying it all together. It's indulgent, hearty, and ridiculously satisfying--exactly what you want when you're craving something over-the-top for breakfast or brunch. Served with their hashbrown casserole (which was cheesy, crispy-edged perfection) on the side, I left stuffed, happy, and already planning my next visit. The atmosphere is bright and welcoming, service was friendly and quick, and the portions are generous without feeling excessive. If you're anywhere near a Toasted Yolk location, do yourself a favor and order the Southern Fried Arnold. It's not just breakfast--it's a mood-lifting masterpiece. 10/10, will crave forever!

Food was great ambience good. Was very crowded. Will definitely go back. Happy 4th of Julyread more

I'd read mixed reviews but why pass up a casual dining place on the water?…read more I found a parking spot close by and opted to walk instead of taking the xl golf cart that they offer rides to the restaurant. It's hot out and there's a breeze and the restaurant is at a marina so lots of boats to look at while walking. When I entered the restaurant I told the desk I had a reservation and I was immediately seated. The waiter asked if I wanted a drink as he dropped off the menu and I said I'd like a minute - a place like this you really need to soak up the view. When he returned with water I ordered a draft and a couple half size happy hour appetizers to start. The oysters were good - decent size, not briny and they came with lemon, horseradish cocktail sauce and a tiny bottle of Tabasco. The conch fritters were very good, I especially liked the sauce they came with. They were crispy on the outside and soft and pretty good flavor on the inside. Decided on the fish bites appetizer for the rest of today's meal - the fish came out quick and was hot and tasted fresh. Service was great, food good.... If there's any negative it's that maybe the fryer oil is not at temp or needs changing as all the fried food seemed a little darker than I expected....still tasted good though. I'll definitely be back - had a couple good suggestions from the waiter that I can't wait to try.

My wife and I were visiting a friend in Bradenton, and we were hungry, so we stopped by here before…read moreheading home, as I had a hankering for some seafood. We parked and walked the deck to the restaurant, we walked in and were greeted by the host, and were asked if we wanted to sit inside or out, we chose out and were led to a table on the deck, which had a beautiful view of the water, and gave us menus. Our server came and brought us water, we ordered something to drink and perused the menu. There was lots to choose from, and even though I wanted fish, I saw the burger and nearly went with that, but I decided to get the Blackened Mahi sandwich instead, I also ordered the Smoked Mahi Fish Dip as an appetizer. The fish dip came, complete with the prerequisite saltines, which I love, and while the dip was okay, it wasn't great. Not very smoky and too tuna-salady. Still, i enjoyed it, and it was a large portion. My wife ordered a burger, and they bought hers as well as my sandwich. They were both on brioche buns, and I was disappointed that the buns were not toasted- that would've made the sandwiches! My Mahi was okay, good flavor and firm flesh, I wish I had ordered black beans & yellow rice, however, as the fries were not very inspiring. We finished and got the bill, I should've asked before ordering, as the Mahi sandwich was listed as "MP," it was a whopping $28.00! While it was good, it wasn't $30 bucks good, but hey, you're paying for the view. This is a nice place inside, and the view of the water are spectacular but it is a bit pricey in my book. However, our server was awesome, as well as the staff, so I would definitely come back here.