Brigs at the Crossing

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It's been too long since I have been able to come to my favorite breakfast place. I was so happy to find the menu is the same , the service was great and the food still wonderful. There are nice pictures around and there is never a dirty table when you are seated. Every month they have some special dishes so I took pictures of this months . A lot of it sounds delicious. I would come here every day if I could! read more

Brigs at the Crossing - May specials - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Cary, North Carolina

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Shenna W.

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As always, great food and customer service. This location, like the others are always crowded but you know why! One of my favorite places to enjoy a good meal at a good price. I always look to try something different when we go, this time I decided on the strawberry french toast - YUM! So much flavor and not to sweet! My partner decided on an egg dish and stated it was just as good. read more

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Jason P.

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Why haven't I found this place sooner? Brigs is a well-rounded breakfast, brunch, and lunch place. Went for brunch this weekend and had the Mediterranean omelette. It was fluffy, beautiful, and flavorful. I've never had these flavors in an omelette before. It had spinach, fresh olives, feta cheese, Hollandaise sauce. My mouth waters fondly as I think back at the experience. Grits and English muffin were good. I also tried their pancakes which were also delicious. Our waitress was very thoughtful and friendly. Food came out quickly. Loved it! read more

Brigs at the Crossing - Mediterranean Omelette - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Cary, North Carolina

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Brittany E.

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So much great food. Omgoodness. The reviews that steered me there are all on the money. Our table was covered and not a single thing less than delicious. I had the avocado toast with feta and bacon and "fancy" home fries. Amazing. My kiddos and friends had some form of pancakes (blueberry and chocolate chip). The home fries, perfectly seasoned. Service was also top notch and honestly for all the food we got it wasn't a bad price. Very packed for a 1130 crowd on a Monday, but it was MLKj day, so maybe that was why. This menu is vast tho. Will def go back anytime I'm in the area. Every eggs Benedict looked amazing. read more

Brigs at the Crossing - Not a bite was less than yum - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Cary, North Carolina

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Hayley P.

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We came to this location after run club. The good thing about Brigs is that you can get a decent amount of food for relatively cheap and the food is tasty. It is difficult to get sat when you have a large group. We came at 8:30am with 8 people and had to wait a little bit. Not too long but it probably would've been longer had come later, so just something to keep in mind. I got the Knight scramble and made it southern royalty (grits instead of home fries) and I recommend not doing that. They do not season their grits so it was a little bland. Their home fries are flavorful so it would have been better had I kept it as is. Outside of the bland grits, the scramble was very good. And they have some of the best English muffins. A good, consistent breakfast spot. read more

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Sweta S.

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This restaurant is amazing! Even on the weekend, it is easy to find seating. I would have to say that this is the best breakfast diner that I have been to in North Carolina. The pancakes are fluffy. The eggs are cooked to perfection. My husband loves the Mediterranean omelette and my mom loves the Eggs Benedict. There is something for everyone. The servers are sweet and attentive. The ambience is comfortable, but not fancy. I plan on coming back soon! read more

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C D.

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Carlie is fantastic! Food was excellent. Cozy environment! Friendly and attentive service! I will be back ! read more

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Zay M.

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I around 10:15am on a Friday morning for a breakfast date. Our waitress didn't introduce herself which is a personal pet peeve. My date ordered chicken and waffles with a side of grits. I got blueberry pancakes with a side of bacon and home fries. I ordered a strawberry lemonade for my beverage and it was not sweet enough, personally. The food came 10 mins after ordering, which was extremely quick. I enjoyed my pancakes as they were HUGE!! It came with two but one would have been sufficient. My bacon was greasy, not crispy, and on the cooler side. The home fries were lukewarm. My date enjoyed their chicken and waffles but the grits were flavorless and not enjoyable. I tasted them and I concur. The prices are affordable with hit and miss on the food. The tables are fairly close together so you can hear the conversation of other guest, just as they can hear yours. Overall, it was an okay experience. It got really busy, so it appears to be a popular spot. read more

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Jeff B.

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Following up on my review below on in-restaurant dining. Yesterday, got take-out. Yesterday, I called and ordered 5 breakfasts from Brig's for carry-out. Four omelettes and one breakfast croissant. I called to order at 10:00 am and asked that the meals be ready at 10:30 am. (I had called earlier in the morning but they suggested that I call to order 20 minutes before desired pick-up time.) The packages were ready when I arrived at 10:30. Everything was well packed, and each of the entrees had the correct sides in the correct boxes. Everything was delicious and all guests were impressed. They included a variety of jams and some butter in the packages, in addition to utensils and napkins. I asked for and they applied a Senior discount to the meals. I'm very pleased. read more

Brigs at the Crossing - Chicken Cornucopua with two sides ($2 extra for second side). - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Cary, North Carolina

Brigs at the Crossing - Chicken Salad Croissant with side fries. - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Cary, North Carolina

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Lina S.

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Great food Great service Great ambience Home style food, great eggs Benedict, fruits have cantaloupe my favorites. Also seating by the window on Saturday brunch feels great. I was first introduced as a favorite by my friend. It is now our favorite. read more

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David T.

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Wow, the amount of food they brought was humongous! The staff are attentive and quick too. The restaurant was packed on Saturday morning but with great staff service, large portions for reasonable price, and nice atmosphere , this is a must stop by place for breakfast. read more

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Sorry didn't get a pic of the food. Was too hungry lol. Great location. Great service. Staff seem to know the customers by name. Decent food. Decor and vibe is ancient. Would come back forsure! Haley was an amazing waitress! read more

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Christine W.

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Food was okay, service was good, restaurant is always packed. The value for the price is probably what's best about this place. Ambiance is fine, similar to diner style. Casual eatery that seems to do good business! read more

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danelle b.

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I've been to Briggs before located in Raleigh, so when my friend came to visit NC, we were in Cary so I suggested Brigs. Whenever you go, know there will be a wait because they are that good! We waited maybe 35-44 minutes but it's so worth it. I decided to try something different this time and it didn't disappoint. I had the seafood scramble which consists of scrambled eggs with salmon, shrimp and hollandaise sauce with potatoes. My friend had the country scramble, and added mushrooms she also enjoyed it. I appreciate a restaurant that also has flavored creamer. That's always a plus! I will definitely go back and maybe try something else, this makes my third visit to Brigs, and every time I go it's delicious. I will definitely go back! read more

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Donna B.

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I have enjoyed food at a couple of the Brigs locations and was never disappointed. The food was always great and the wait staff was always helpful. read more

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Chris G.

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One of the best breakfast/brunch options in the area. Their seasonal choices are good, the Benedicts are top notch and the wait staff is fantastic. read more

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Jeanette N.

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We love Brigs! The omelette are always on point, the servers are always the best; especially Joanie, our favorite. Our favorites menu items are the Spanish omelette and the Veggie omelette. We also love the October pumpkin pancake special with pecans, and the July Georgia peach pancake special. The lunch sandwiches are fantastic and the platters are high with lots of fries. Don't miss out on their broccoli salad, as it's the best one I've tasted aside from my grandmother's recipe. read more

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Qiu L.

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We came here for brunch and they had a long wait. We waited more than 45min for a table of 5. Inside decor is just ok. Staff is friendly. Food is just ok. I was a little disappointed. I ordered and chicken and waffle. Only 2 piece of chicken fingers! They gave you a egg side though And the exterior layer of the chicken finger is very very thick! The waffle is good. But the chicken dragged down the show. read more

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Shelby L.

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This restaurant has a very nice atmosphere and friendly staff. I stopped i by myself for breakfast as it was highly recommended here by a few elites I know. I really wanted to try the crab Benedict but that's just too much food for me. So I went with a breakfast croissant and home fries. I had coffee for a drink. The waitress gave me time to look over the menu as it's quite large and I'd never been. My coffee arrived hot but I really didn't love it. It was quite weak to me. The breakfast plate came out looking good but unfortunately I didn't love that either. The home fries weren't warm, but I dis eat them all. They were good despite the fact they weren't piping hot. The egg sandwich came out a little discombobulated, bacon was all on one side and the egg here seemed not very hot either. I would go back, it was very affordable. They may have something else on the menu I liked. They do have senior menu, but they still give you two eggs.... I like smaller meals than this so I do with this place and more other places would give smaller offerings of food. I cannot eat that much in one sitting. If I get back I will come back and revisit this review. read more

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Kay M.

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Nice little location. I enjoyed the layout more than the very open dining room of Briggs Wake Forest (where we usually go). Our waitress was kind, attentive, and quick to fulfill requests. Food was good, other than the home fries needed like 1 more minute cooking and a little salt before hitting the plate. Our table ordered the club benedict, stuffed waffles, and two platters. Briggs variety and portions never disappoint. read more

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Edwin M.

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Waitress messed up my wife's order then argued about order. Cashier ignored statement about bad service and brushed us off.

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Iris R.

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Brigs at the Crossing is a must try for breakfast. This location is always full of customers when I visit, which I think is a good sign. The staff is friendly and knowledgeable about the menu. This is helpful when you are wanting to try a new menu item. The interior of the restaurant is warm and full of character. I especially love the pictures of cows. I especially love their corned beef hash with eggs and toast. The hash is cooked per your request. I prefer mine a little soft and a little hard. I've never been disappointed at Briggs. I've taken family and friends from out of town to this location multiple times and everyone loves it. read more

Brigs at the Crossing - Exterior of Brigs - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Cary, North Carolina

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Rev D.

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The food is always great and served in large portions. I typically receive great customer service but not so much this time. I actually felt overlooked compared to those sitting g around me. It still ate well but it was definitely noticeable. Felt rushed out after eating. Server was Malissa. Asking others are they alright and can I get you anything else, asked me are you finished with these plates. WOW. read more

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Andrew P.

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Lovely brunch spot, try one of their benedicts! My friend recommended to stop by here on the way to airport. I've heard of this place before: expectations were present. She said the weekends were packed. So when we went on Monday, we were expecting to be fairly empty: that assumption was incorrect. You know it's lit on God no cap, when 10am rows around and people brunching at the start of the week. The staff were very sweet and friendly and on point with drink refills and ensuring we were satisfied. Surroundings were quaint, a blend of farmhouse schick and suburban sensibilities. Chesapeake Benedict - my entree and recommendation for future diners. It was amazing. I will start to say that the potatoes were a little Al dente to my liking, but the star was well worth the overlook. The crab cake was sweet, succulent, and seasoned well. The hollandaise... creamy and had a nice little kick that brightened up an otherwise heavy sauce. I will dream of this dish for a while. Fruit was a beautiful accoutrement to end the meal and of course one must wash down with a sweet tea. read more

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Wanda L.

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Very friendly employees. They always serve your food hot. Tried several things off their menu and everything is always very delicious. Have great selections for vegan and gluten free people. Service is outstanding. I would recommend Brigs to all my family and friends. They rate a "10" in all around service and menu items. read more

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Lynn R.

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My friend wanted to try the corn beef hash at Brigs as she's seen good reviews. She was pleased with her breakfast and a fun fact to share - my friend uses strawberry jelly on her fried eggs. (Yes you are reading that correctly)! I ordered grits, rye toast and an omelet. This was full of cheddar cheese and mushrooms. The omelet was cooked the way I like it and fluffy. I tasted the eggs and cheese which I appreciated. Breakfast was good. And the place was busy. I liked that they offer a few discounts to folks too. There's plenty of parking and it's easy to locate. I also appreciated the tables being a little spaced out. read more

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Racheal H.

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I went here with a small group. We waited about 45 minutes for brunch during peak time. The place was packed but clean. Our server was very pleasant and friendly. He was also attentive to our needs as we did have some questions and always kept our drinks full. We enjoyed the blueberry pancakes, Coastal Benedict, Ole, and Double Trouble. I had the club Benedict. The food came out hot and complete in a timely manner. The portion size was very generous while the price was average, making this a good value. The meals also came with fruit and the fruit was very juicy and sweet. I enjoyed the fact that they had so many different variations of Benedict to choose from. I will definitely come back to try others. They also offer several specials that change. That is a nice offering, especially if you want to make this place your regular spot. I was worried about trying the seafood Benedict as I was unfamiliar with the quality. However, it was delicious and fresh. read more

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Wendi H.

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Food is amazing but every time I call for takeout, the lady on the phone is so rude! Went to call this afternoon heard her tone and just said, nevermind! Very disappointed. I'll take my business to the other locations. read more

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Chrissy W.

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Absolutely amazing food, great service, friendly staff! The food is so good. The croissant French toast is to die for!

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Tina T.

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This place definitely is a mom and pop restaurant, almost a full house and lively. It was definitely busy on Sunday morning. The hostess was very sweet and inviting. Our breakfast was very good, good portion for their prices. I definitely would go back again. read more

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Leonore G.

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I placed my order with the waitress and after she had put my order in I asked if she could add pecans to my French toast with Peaches . She said ok and then when I got my order it was plain French Toast with pecans and the pork sausage was dry like jerky. When she came to ask how things were I told her I didn't get my peaches and she said oh you didn't order that your ordered pecans . I said no I asked if you could add pecans to the French toast she said oh I didn't hear that . And it was a Senior breakfast order but she brought me a full order !! Why ???? She then said oh I can bring you some peaches on the side . Ummm no thank you that's not how the order was and if I'm going to pay for it I should get my food the way I order it . I took 2 bites of the egg which came with it and it was pretty lame When she came back I told her I was done and she could take it . I didn't eat . When she brought the check it was on there . So when I went to pay the girl asked how it was I told her I don't know I didn't eat my order was wrong and she just sat there with a blank look on her face and charged my card . Did I leave a tip Of course I did on the receipt I wrote Horrible Service and a BIG FAT ZERO ON THE TIP !!! Never again and I don't recommend eating there as it was not something to write home about . read more

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Geoff S.

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When we arrived, our oldest was throwing a tantrum. Our server Cameron was extremely patient with us as we calmed her down. He was also very attentive to us, kind and funny. I had the Chesapeake Benedict and my wife the Aztec omelette. The food was delicious and the restaurant charming. Would definitely go back again. read more

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Kristine U.

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My boyfriend and I love to visit this restaurant for breakfast on the weekends. They serve the best omelets, potatoes and homemade toast. The coffee is delicious too and the staff are all very friendly. read more

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Trish L.

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Food was mediocre. Order the BLTC sandwich and fried chicken waffle. The fried chicken wasn't even fried chicken thighs but just two small pieces of chicken breast strips, the skin was too thick, I feel like the BojAngles' boneless fried chicken strips are much better. Though the waffle was fluffy and airy. The BLTC was mediocre. The wait was over 40mins on a rainy Sunday. I didn't know NC is serious about their brunches until now. read more

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Kenisha R.

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With COVID Being the reason most people learned and or started to cook, I needed a cooking break. I needed a Belgian waffle that wasn't an Eggo ‍. I can truly sad my eggs were great and My waffle made me wanna dance. I had a little tear come up when I took my bite. I mean crisp, hot and fresh. I want one now as I typing Go and have a meal cooked by someone who's not you, and then you let them wash the dishes for dinner or two. I am excited about my next Sunday, Waffle. read more

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Linda J.

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Our go to place for breakfast or brunch. They always seem to have a crowd, but we have not had a long wait yet...good service.

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Kelly C.

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I have heard so many great things about this local Brunch staple in the Raleigh / Cary area. I had tried to stop by the previous weekend but the line was out the door! We came back during the weekday and we were able to get a table right away although Brigs was still pretty busy! Our waitress was Julie, she was super attentive and really sweet. Pictured is the CALI omelette with all the Avocado!! Cheers read more

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Allison P.

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Nice variety of options. Several choices of benedicts. Big waffles. Plenty of seating. read more

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Jessica C.

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Breakfast was pretty good at Brigs. I absolutely loved the Augusta Benedict; I just substituted avocado for the bacon. The pimento cheese, hollandaise, avocado, egg, and English muffin were so delicious. I highly recommend. I didn't care for the potatoes though. The lemon ricotta pancake with raspberry syrup was so yummy too. It tasted like a poppy seed muffin. I truly appreciated that they allow you to order just one pancake. My husband enjoyed his croissant with scrambled eggs. We also enjoyed some hot cocoa. There was so much food and we had a lot of leftovers. I think we'd come again for breakfast. I'd order the Augusta Benedict again. read more

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More info about Brigs at the Crossing

1225 NW Maynard Rd
Maynard Crossing Shopping Ctr
Cary, NC 27513
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(919) 481-9300
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https://www.brigs.com

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Hours

What time does Brigs at the Crossing open?

Brigs at the Crossing opens at 7:00 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

What time does Brigs at the Crossing close?

Brigs at the Crossing closes at 2:30 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

Mon-Sun 7:00 AM - 2:30 PM

Payment methods

Does Brigs at the Crossing take Bitcoin?

No, Brigs at the Crossing does not take Bitcoin.

Does Brigs at the Crossing take credit cards?

Yes, Brigs at the Crossing takes credit cards.

Food & Alcohol

Does Brigs at the Crossing have catering options?

Yes, Brigs at the Crossing does have catering options.

Does Brigs at the Crossing have a happy hour?

No, Brigs at the Crossing does not have a happy hour.

Does Brigs at the Crossing serve alcohol?

No, Brigs at the Crossing does not serve alcohol.

Indoor Amenities

Does Brigs at the Crossing have TVs?

No, Brigs at the Crossing does not have TVs.

Outdoor Amenities

Does Brigs at the Crossing have bike parking?

Yes, Brigs at the Crossing has bike parking.

Does Brigs at the Crossing have outdoor seating?

No, Brigs at the Crossing does not have outdoor seating options.

Does Brigs at the Crossing have parking?

Yes, Brigs at the Crossing has parking options. Private Lot Parking

Other Amenities

Is Brigs at the Crossing wheelchair accessible?

Yes, Brigs at the Crossing is wheelchair accessible.

Does Brigs at the Crossing have free WiFi?

No, Brigs at the Crossing does not have free WiFi.

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Specialties

Brigs offers a huge variety of Breakfast items, hot sandwich platters, and really cool salads. In addition there are $6.49 Weekday Breakfast Specials, a Seniors Menu, Kidstuff Menu, and lots of weekly and monthly seasonal specials. Brigs' Benedict of the Month has earned Brigs multiple awards for Best Breakfast and Best Eggs Benedict year after year.

History

Established in 1996.

When Brigs at the Crosing opened, there were already pleanty of restaurants serving breakfast in Cary. But none of them were serving top notch meals using premium ingredients - ingredients like real snow crab, aged sharp cheddar cheese, and something as simple as butter instead of margarine. Brigs at the Crossing was an instant success and has remained commited to the same high quality standards of food and service. As Brigs Restaurants has remained committed to keeping costs and prices down. It shows. Bris has won more Best Breakfast awards than all other Cary resataurants that serve breakfast combined! With the opening of their second Brigs restaurant in Cary, Brigs at the Village, we hope provided everyone in western Wake County the opportunity to enjoy "The Ultimate Brunch And A Whole Lot More."

Meet the Business Owner: Mike and Lisa K.

Lisa began with Brigs Restaurants as a part-time host at Brigs Great Beginnings in north Raleigh. She loved it and soon became full-time. When Mike's job was going to transfer them and their children to another state, they decided that they wanted to open a Brigs. And thus, this third Brigs Restaurant opened - Brigs at the Crossing (in NW Cary). 14 years later, they were ready to open another one in Cary - Brigs at the Village.

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4.2(100 reviews)

4.3 mi

This place really surprised me. We were just looking for a good spot to get a brunchy/lunchy type…read moremeal on our way to the coast, and new there would be a lot of options in this area. So we pulled off, took out the trusty Yelp app, and this place popped up. Pulling it, it was clear that they were popular and busy. We went in and there was a wait, about 15 minutes. We decided to hang around instead of worrying about "making good time" and are glad we did. Once we got a seat, we received great service. Our server always kept our drink full, and checked on us just enough. We never felt like we were searching for her. Looking at the menu, I was surprised to see that the prices were not unreasonable, even though it's a very trendy place. in fact, they had a $10ish lunch menu available with a few selections that even included a drink. I was more in a lunch mood so I went that direction, and got a buffalo chicken sandwich with fries. Food came out hot and in a reasonable time even with a full restaurant, so this is a well oiled machine. For the price, I was pretty impressed. I would say the sandwich was about the size of your average CFA chicken sandwich, but had a bold buffalo flavor that I liked a lot. They didn't skimp on the fries, and the ranch complemented it perfectly. We finished up and our server was on top of things getting us the check, so really we still made "good time" on our drive to the coast. I would recommend Brunches to travelers and locals alike!

This was a really nice spot for breakfast and brunch. Everything was excellent. We were put on a…read morewaitlist, but it was only about a 15 minute wait before we were seated. Our waitress was friendly and attentive throughout the entire meal. We ordered the mimosa specialty flight, which included Cloud 9, Tequila Sunrise, Blue Lemon Drop, and Creamsicle. It was a fun and tasty selection. For food, we had the Breakfast Tacos, the All American, and the Shrimp and Grits. Unfortunately, we forgot to take photos of the Breakfast Tacos and the All American, but everything was absolutely delicious. Overall, this was a 10/10.

Strawberry lemon drop

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Specialty flight creamsicle, blue berry, sunrise tequila,

La Farm Bakery

4.2(1.6k reviews)

0.9 mi

Had a great experience here. From the service, food and drink, to the relaxing covered patio out…read morefront. Every single employee in here was smiling and friendly in a genuine way. Made our first trip to any La Farm a pleasurable experience. Their outdoor covered patio is great! And enjoying fresh bakery items with perfectly made coffees at this comfy patio just rounded out a great breakfast all around. When we're in the area again, we'll be sure to stop by and enjoy it all again.

We went for breakfast. Online it says breakfast ends at 11, but they have breakfast available all…read moreday long! Thank goodness, it's too tasty to only be available during breakfast hours. I ordered the deluxe breakfast sandwich (with crispy bacon per cashier's recommendations and she was right). I substituted the side fruit for a salad. The entire meal was delicious, but the bread was soooooo soft. Next time I want to order dessert and other breads.

Inside bakery area, Dec 2025.

La Farm's 2022 Fall and Holiday lineup

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Interior

Morning Ritual

4.6(27 reviews)

7.6 mi

What a great little find! On a freezing day outside of Raleigh, I stumbled upon this cozy little…read morecoffee shop! Trying to get a little work done, I was pleased to find a comfy couch, power and Wi-Fi- in addition to the incredible twist on a Mexican mocha and an absolutely insane bacon, egg, and cheese on there in house made biscuit! Greeted by the friendliest barista, I made myself comfy on the couch and watched her work her magic. My " not too sweet" mocha had beautiful latte art. I was actually a little sad as I reached the bottom of the mug. So I opted for a decaf refill, it was pure perfection. Do yourself a favor & pop in to make this place your morning ritual.

Nice coffee stop, "official" cappuccino (6 oz) , some pastries…read more It's in a wing of a restaurant called Goat. We just saw Goat sign, drove past, did illegal u-turn ;) Morning Coffee is clearly in back of restaurant

Counter and pastries! - March 2026

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Outdoor entrance

Peck & Plume

3.8(330 reviews)

1.8 mi

My husband and I have come here twice, and we have loved it both times! Great selection of wine and…read moreexcellent dishes! They even have a couple of vegetarian options, which is rare! I highly recommend checking this place out, and try sitting outside while the weather is so nice!

Peck & Plume is located inside The Mayton Hotel in downtown Cary, overlooking the main park. The…read moresetting alone makes it worth a visit. The hotel property is charming and thoughtfully designed, with a mix of tables, sofas, and comfortable chairs that create a relaxed and inviting atmosphere. We arrived 3/4 past noon and chose to sit in the study/library area rather than the main dining room. I would strongly recommend this option. The study is quiet and comfortable, while the main restaurant area was noticeably louder. The proximity allows you to enjoy the ambiance without the noise. The menu offerings felt fairly typical for this style of restaurant. We tried the skillet cornbread. It was served room temperature and on the dry side. However, the whipped butter that accompanied it was excellent. Unfortunately, the cornbread was not warm enough to melt it, which would have improved the experience. The Italian wedding soup was very good and served properly hot. We also ordered the local lettuces salad with chicken. The salad itself was fresh, but the chicken was visibly dry and tasted the same. Interestingly, placing the chicken into the soup made it more enjoyable. The double cheeseburger was average. The bun struggled to hold together under the two patties and cheese. The flavor was acceptable but not memorable. Our server was exceptional. Attentive, professional, and gracious throughout the meal. The service elevated the the mediocre experience. Overall, Peck & Plume offers a beautiful setting and excellent service. For a quieter meal, request the study/library seating. While the food was satisfactory, it did not quite match the charm of the surroundings. Would we go again? Maybe. If we did, we would order different items. But, we would request Brian as the server.

Dining view.

Pork BBQ & Mac & Cheese Sandwich

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A view.

Meeple's Brew

4.2(130 reviews)

1.4 mi

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nice environment great for studying friendly staff…read more drink was very good, a little pricey :p

It's a really fun and cozy environment…read more The food and drinks were pretty average, but I feel like the vibe and seating of the place makes up for it. Very good environment for meeting friends, hanging out, or even getting some work done. There is a big shelf of board games that you can try with friends and most of the tables could seat fairly large groups.

Part of seating area.

Hana BLT

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Grabbing breakfast!!

Metro Diner

4.3(955 reviews)

12.2 mi

We had just rolled into town after our road trip and were ready for brunch. I researched Metro…read moreDiner having a few locations, all with great reviews, so it seemed like a best bet first stop. We checked in around 2 PM and the place was busy. We chose outdoor seating and even though it was warm, it wasn't that Miami heat, so we were perfectly happy enjoying the outside. It also got us seated a little quicker. We had some time to look at the menu while waiting and ended up ordering the chicken and waffles, meat lovers scramble bowl, the Bissell Breakfast, and the biscuits and sausage gravy with eggs and hash browns. Our food came out pretty quickly and maybe, just maybe, it was the long ride talking, but this foodie family likes to taste each other's dishes and we all agreed everything hit. My chicken and waffles came with a strawberry butter. Yep, that was hitting. The cheesy grits with the Bissell Breakfast, hitting. The gravy on the biscuits, also hitting. And that scramble bowl that was loaded with meaty goodness, you guessed it, hitting. Our waitress was super friendly and took great care of us the entire time, which made our meals hit even better. Safe to admit Metro was a 'hitting' first choice on our Raleigh visit.

Metro Diner is extremely popular. You have to be brave to gone here on a weekend as the wait can…read moreexceed an hour. We decided to wait it out one day after a previously failed attempt. The menu is large and varied. I wanted both fried chicken and traditional breakfast food and they were able to accommodate both. The food comes out fast, so they are able to move people in and out fairly quickly. The pancakes are huge but good. I would definitely come back, but on a weekday.

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Fratelli’s Delicatessen

Got the craprese and chick parm. Very good. Added chicken to my caprese. We would come back for…read morechicken parm and burritos. We tried to order burritos by 2pm on Sunday but they sold out of the only flavor we like, steak and egg+tots burrito! We will be back thank you :)) Casual ambiance and lots of outdoor seating.

My friend and I wanted to try breakfast since we enjoyed lunch so much. Fratelli's is super…read moreaccommodating if you want to order specifically for your needs. I just wanted eggs and bacon. The eggs would have been tastier with cheese and hash browns but I'm not eating that right now. This was satisfactory. The breakfast specials all looked good. I also took a picture of the Italian cookies they sell as they are always (gone) when I'm here as I'm sure they are the best cookie ever. Love the service and vibe here.

Fratelli’s Delicatessen - DA' BEEF
House-made Italian beef with a side of au jus. served with hot or mild giardiniera on an Italian hero. (PRO TIP: add mozzarella)

DA' BEEF House-made Italian beef with a side of au jus. served with hot or mild giardiniera on an Italian hero. (PRO TIP: add mozzarella)

CHICKEN PARM Same as the meatball parm only with...wait for it...chicken cutlet

Fratelli’s Delicatessen - HUNGRY MAN
Three eggs, three slices of American cheese, and Applewood smoked bacon, pork sausage, and Tavern Ham. Served on a Kaiser roll

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HUNGRY MAN Three eggs, three slices of American cheese, and Applewood smoked bacon, pork sausage, and Tavern Ham. Served on a Kaiser roll

A Place At The Table

4.8(259 reviews)

9.4 mi

I tell you the truth whenever I give a five star is because they're deserving meeting all top tiers…read moreand critters in my restaurant journey; the food the service and always go check out the ambiance please :D. A Place at the Table is Raleigh first pay as you go kitchen, there's no limit on the quality of the team, volunteers and atmosphere. With eatery space outdoors, indoor and upstairs a fast kitchen with flavorful healthy options stop in and volunteer for a hour for a meal or pay the suggested option prices given. Flavorful rich creamy soup with fresh crisp ingredients!!! The staff is welcoming always greeting with a smile and cheerful loving family feel this kitchen is the way foundation of service should be. Thank you for always pursuing I have a great experience. .

I really enjoyed the mission of this restaurant and fully support the work that they do! Bonus…read morepoints that the food was super delicious. I got the honey chicken Sammie. If I was in the area I would definitely be back!

Inside

The huevos rancheros!

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Chanticleer Cafe & Bakery

4.3(303 reviews)

4.0 mi

Chanticleer is a hidden gem in Cary! I don't know why it's taken me so long to discover it…read more The staff are all super friendly and welcoming. They helped me navigate my coffee order and executed it to perfection. They also answered all of my gluten free questions and took extra precautions for my allergy. The egg white and cheese sandwich with turkey bacon was great. Pro tip: Order it with a double portion of egg white for added protein. I also got an iced cafe latte with caramel. You can get a punch card for every coffee and get one free on your tenth purchase. They have a great pastry selection. I got an almond croissant to go for my mom on a recommendation from a friend that said it's a can't miss! (I can't try it due to my allergy but it looks amazing) The ambiance has a cute cafe with plenty of seating.

Came in on a Sunday with a friend, we had a very pleasant time! They have a fairly large menu to…read morechoose from, with seasonal coffee drinks that were very tasty. The white chocolate peppermint mocha wasn't too sweet and overpowering, it was tasty. The star of the show was the croissant bacon egg and cheese! The croissant was fresh and buttery, it was a really great breakfast. There is plenty of searing inside and the staff are very nice. The service is quick too! They are doing a December Holiday giveaway that gives you a random prize if you come back in January with your red envelope. I'll definitely be back to try out new items!

BLT Salad

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Lemon bar Almond Croissants

Tupelo Honey

This breakfast hit all the classic comfort notes but with a little finesse. Scrambled eggs were…read morecreamy, bacon perfectly crispy, and the potatoes golden and seasoned just right. The toasted sourdough was a nice touch for sopping up bites. The fried okra was a standout--lightly battered, bright green inside, and not soggy (a minor miracle) The chicken tenders had a peppery cornmeal breading that stayed crunchy and paired well with the dipping sauce. But the most nostalgic part was the warm biscuit split open with peach jelly--sweet, sunny, and the perfect finish! Overall: Comfort food done well, generous portions, great textures, and totally worth the visit

As a foodie from the Bay Area who's been spending more time in the Southeast for work, I've been on…read morea bit of a personal mission to understand and appreciate Southern cuisine. It's been an interesting journey--because while I absolutely respect the tradition, my palate has definitely evolved over the years toward lighter, more elevated, visually beautiful food. That said, sometimes you just have to lean in and experience the classics. Tupelo Honey had been on my list for a while, so during a recent work trip to Raleigh-Durham, I decided to check it off. The location is in a very nice, upscale area--one of those shopping districts where, if you see a Whole Foods nearby, you know the neighborhood is going to be polished, safe, and easy to navigate. Parking was simple in a lot across the street, and since I had a reservation, I was seated quickly on the patio, which was lovely and comfortable. For starters, I ordered the "biscuits for a cause," which is a nice touch knowing the proceeds support employee relief and development funds. They were warm and classic Southern biscuits--exactly what you'd expect. For my entrée, I went with the honey-dusted fried chicken (dark meat), a true Southern staple. It was well prepared, flavorful, and satisfying, especially if you're in the mood for something hearty and traditional. I also tried a cocktail called "The Debutante," which was pleasant and refreshing, and finished the meal with the butter pecan cheesecake for dessert. Overall, the meal was good--solid, reliable Southern comfort food--but if I'm being completely honest, it wasn't particularly memorable for me. I was traveling for work and dining on a per diem, so it checked the box for a dependable dinner in a convenient location. As a larger regional chain, it feels a bit like a rite of passage when you're spending time in the Southeast--something you try once to understand the landscape. Bottom line: Tupelo Honey delivers classic Southern comfort food in a polished, accessible setting. Service was smooth, the patio was pleasant, and everything was executed well. For me personally, it was a good experience--but not one I'd necessarily go out of my way to repeat. Still, as I continue eating my way through the Carolinas and beyond, I'm glad I gave it a try.