I went here with my cousin because we got some pho nearby. I ordered brown sugar milk, tea, my…read moreusual go to, and I wasn't a big fan of it I admit. The Boba spot itself is pretty nice and well kept but I almost gave this place three stars. What saved it is my cousins Boba order, which was actually quite good! I have a picture of it, but I unfortunately don't remember the name of what he ordered (possibly Taro)? His was really good, so out of the kindness of his heart and me being a guest in Orlando he let me have his. Brown sugar is just not their strong suit. I'd be willing to go back and try something else.

Very sweet workers, very patient and helpful when deciding flavors…read more The bubble waffle was delicious, crunchy and fresh. The drinks were pretty good as well, I wasn't the biggest fan of the tapioca balls tho, they were falling apart and a little mushy. But other than that it's a cute little place to stop by and they're open pretty late.

My little one and I's favorite breakfast ! We decided to…read morestop for breakfast after a day of Dr appointments and the staff was so very nice and friendly. Our food was hot and fresh and I loved that they made her feel so special. Our server Jim is celebrating 30 years with Waffle House ! This location is clean , never so busy that you wait an hour like some others and they are always friendly. My only suggestion is to get better with making grits because mine were super clumpy and no flavor like the cooks make in the Ocoee of Apopka location ( IKYK)

This visit to Waffle House wasn't the best and that says a lot. I've been going to this restaurant…read morefor years and don't expect much from the service, but this visit was worse than usual. The waitress was nice enough but it took a while for her to take my order and I had to ask for a lot of standard items like silverware. The food was just ok and I was given a cup of coffee that had something floating in it. I will say that the restaurant was pretty clean which is worth noting. As a Georgia girl, I will always be a fan of Waffle House but they definitely have some work to do to maintain a minimum standard of service at this location.

As a nonlocal wandering and lost by Lake Eola, a barista from Deeply Cafe suggested we check out…read moreBriarpatch in Winter Park. They were rightfully packed solid on a Sunday afternoon. We got lucky with bar seating, starting off with the Coco espresso -- kahlua coffee liqueur, bailey's irish cream, tito's vodka, coconut, espresso. I went with avocado toast topped with smoked salmon. My partner in crime went with the California Benedict with home fries. Briarpatch serves up an iconic from-scratch brunch in a beautiful part of town that was unknown to us until now. The crew is passionate. This is a landmark.

I believe ChatGPT recommended this restaurant when I was searching for places to eat in the Orlando…read morearea. When we arrived for brunch the restaurant was busy but we were seated immediately inside. The restaurant was nice looking and the table was clean. We ordered our food and it didn't take long to be served. The food was delicious! The waitress (forgot name) was awesome. If we ever return to the Orlando Winter Park area we will definitely eat here again

We are new to Casselberry and we found this gem. Drinks are delicious and service is amazing.read more

This place is has studio ghibli accents. Inside a smattering of 2 seat tables and an area for a…read morelarger group 4-5. They also have board games and claw machines. Staff was friendly and engaging. They felt genuine with their conversation. Jasmine tea is so good. Very strong tea flavor. I also felt like the viet coffee was good not overtly bitter husband thought dalgona was a bit too sweet and same for coffee. Will be back when on this side of town.

Service and food was delicious, went early morning on Sunday they were fast, place was clean,read more

If you come for a biscuit it may be your spot. That being said we decided to come for more..which…read morewas a mistake today. I bought the power bowl- 12.99 and an OJ 5.99. What I received was a warm glass of fresh juice that. Oils have been delicious if it were cooled at all. I also had mushy tomatoes, a glop of spinach, a wafer thin egg white that was rubbery, and a huge glop of prepared avocado dip. The good- the mushrooms and goat cheese were good. I suffered through the food, reminding myself that it was fuel and protein, but that's all. Also ordered the extreme biscuits and gravy. Only complaint was the biscuits were tough:/ The ultimate problem is that nothing worked today when we wandered from the fried biscuit sandwich. I've had the sandwich before and it's good, but if you start from that the quality totally changes. I'm sad, as the place in Savannah is terrific. On to other sites.

Breakfast @ the Maitland Breakfast Club, and it turned out to be a pleasant surprise! Our waitress,…read moreCindy A., was as sweet as apple pie and made us feel right at home. On my first visit, I ordered the Apple Cinnamon Oatmeal Pancakes with link sausages and a glass of orange juice. The pancakes were delicious, the sausages hit the spot, and the orange juice was... well, you know... orange juice. It did its job! The atmosphere reminded me of a classic country diner--cozy, welcoming, and filled with an older crowd, which I honestly prefer. One thing I really appreciated was being able to seat myself. That's always a plus in my book. Sometimes being escorted to a table means ending up in that one awkward corner nobody wants... but I digress. Overall, I had a great experience and would happily come back. My significant other, however, wasn't nearly as impressed. Oh well--you win some, you lose some! Sometimes breakfast is just a pancake split decision.

Maitland Breakfast Club reminds me of why the diners are an ultimate American staple. Diners are a…read morecompletely American thing that started in America as a mobile eatery and has transformed into what it is now, which are stationary eateries that feature affordable, filling food that appeals to the blue collar man. Fun fact, diners were started in New England region of America in the 1850s. All this to say, I love a good diner. I mean the American diner has always been there for middle America. The closest one to me and honestly it's definitely hidden away is the Maitland Breakfast Club. It's pretty much situated on the boundary line of where the City of Altamonte Springs starts. They have large space that's casual and what you would expect for a diner. Anyone can walk in wearing their Sunday best to pajamas. The waitresses are very welcoming and exactly the kind of person I would expect to invite me into a diner. We had gone on a Saturday afternoon and they're not a diner that's open late, so more of a breakfast diner really. Now I got the eggs Benedict with bacon and hash browns. For me, there are three breakfast staples I believe all amazing must revisit breakfast places should have. A good cup of warm regular coffee, eggs Benedict, and good crispy hash browns. I mean some places have other things like lattes and hash brown bowls, and I'm not saying those aren't good. However, when you nail the basics, you can do anything else. The hollandaise sauce was great and didn't split and bacon was crispy. The hash browns were super crispy, which I loved, and I could tell it had been made on a flat top grill, which is another very classic American restaurant kitchen appliance. The cup of coffee was good, I mean they had the sugar packets and the creamers right there. Overall, I would rate it a 9/10 and it set us back about $15 for just my portion. I will be back (said menacingly), Maitland Breakfast Club.

My cardinal rule when judging a café is simple: if the coffee -- be it a robust espresso or a…read morevelvety café con leche -- impresses, there's a strong chance the kitchen will follow suit. At Roses, this theory stands validated. Returning after a hiatus of over five years, and with the space having transformed from its previous incarnation, I found myself pleasantly surprised. The service was attentive without being intrusive, setting a warm tone for the morning. The coffee was impeccable -- rich, balanced, and expertly prepared -- a true marker of a café that understands its craft. The French toast I ordered was a standout: perfectly crisp on the outside, tender within, and satisfying enough to fuel a motorcycle ride on a bright Saturday morning. The atmosphere is quietly charming -- a laid-back, metro-inspired aesthetic that feels both familiar and effortlessly stylish. It's clear that Roses has cultivated a devoted local following, while also welcoming newcomers with open arms. Located conveniently for a weekend breakfast, Roses proved a worthy alternative after a missed opportunity elsewhere on Park Avenue. For those seeking a quintessential, no-fuss morning meal with great coffee and genuine hospitality, Roses earns a well-deserved two thumbs up.

This was a really disappointing experience overall. First, the process to make a reservation, being…read morethreatened with a steep cancellation fee per person along with table time limits etc felt really over the top, especially since the Saturday brunch crowd was very sparse in reality. Second, the service. We waited forever to get greeted and receive waters, and I do mean almost 15 minutes. We never got water refills during the entirety of our meal. And lastly, the food. Paying $7 for a side of COLD, stale bacon was a slap in the face. Again, it was not busy at all when we were there. Also, the rose latte was like drinking syrup.

Had a great family brunch outing. Service was fast,…read morefriendly, accurate. The vibe was perfect diner decor without kitsch, busy place but never got loud. Food was served fast, great portions, and FANTASTIC! This place is the best. If I lived closer I'd be here every weekend!

I only came here once. The experience was mediocre and didn't give me any reason to come back…read more I got the chicken and waffles with strawberry butter. I remember the chicken being extremely dry and the waffles being crispy and having no fluffiness at all. The service was weak too. Having to flag the waitress down for refills and not being asked a how the food was. The waitress had no issue attending to the table next to us of regulars, but ignored my party. It sucks, this location is close to home, but the first impression was so bad, 5 years later I avoid it!