My buddy and I checked out Lela's in Auburn Hills for the first time today, and I've gotta say--it…read morewas a great experience all around. It's conveniently not far from his house, so it made for an easy stop, and we're both really glad we decided to give it a try. Right when we walked in, the vibe stood out. The place is really nicely decorated with a cool, welcoming atmosphere that just makes you feel comfortable right away. Everyone we interacted with was genuinely friendly and welcoming, which always goes a long way. Shoutout to our waitress--unfortunately I can't remember her name, but it was actually her first day, and she absolutely crushed it. Super attentive, kind, and on top of everything. You would never guess she was brand new. Food-wise, I ordered the American breakfast sandwich (I think it might've gone by a different name before), and it was fantastic. Everything was just right--the eggs were fluffy, the sausage was flavorful, and the lettuce and tomato added a fresh touch that pulled it all together. Every bite hit. My buddy kept it simple with eggs, toast, and tomato slices, but even that looked really good--the tomatoes especially looked fresh and delicious. Overall, great service, great food, and a really cool atmosphere. Hands down, I'll definitely be back.

I went in to order carryout and just stood at the counter like everyone in the place was ignoring…read moreme then this rude waitress came over and started taking my order the everyone time I add an item she interrupted and proceeded to tell me what I wanted. Here's a thought. Maybe you should just let the customer order their food

Dime Store looked very familiar to me -- and then, it occurred to me that it used to be the Grand…read moreTraverse Pie Company that I'd visited for a Yelp Elite Event several years ago. The restaurant is very open, and it is attached to Papa Joe's market. There's also a doughnut store in the same little area. I had the mushroom and goat cheese omelette, and I really liked that you could get a salad as a side; while I love potatoes, salad just seemed to fit with this kind of omelette. I got rye toast (which was really marble rye), and it came with homemade strawberry jam. Or maybe it was dressing. I liked it on the salad! The omelette was very good as well. I loved the fried onion rings that were on top. My sister had the chicken caprese sandwich, and she enjoyed it as well. I am glad we decided to try this place. It was very good!

Service was friendly and excellent. Ambiance was a modern,…read moreclean, industrial vibe. Tables well spaced. Food was delicious and attractively presented. That said, The restaurant is quite expensive for brunch. That is why it's 4 instead of 5 stars.

This brunch spot was absolutely wonderful. I was visiting family and had brunch here on 8/10/26…read more The space was very clean and bright. It was bit cold inside but since it was so hot outside, I was still happy about it. We were a large party and came by with no reservations but as it was a Monday, we didn't have to wait at all and were seated right away. I didn't catch the name of the server (I forgot her name) but she was fantastic. She was attentive, friendly, and ---as a person who works in hospitality, I know how difficult it can be to serve a table of 3 adults and 6 children but she was a pro. She gave great recommendations, was very sweet with the kids, checked up on us regularly and made the entire experience awesome. The food itself was amazing. They have quite a variety of things and I chose to have the Mushroom Benedict ($17) and it came with a side (I chose a side of roasted potatoes). I haven't been to Michigan in 9 years and I live in Los Angeles so these prices are very reasonable and even cheap considering what I'm used to paying for brunch back home. I didn't have any drinks but saw they have a full bar. When I'm back in town, this is definitely a place I would love to come back to.

The food is great but the management is horrendously inefficient…read more We got into a car accident on our way to meet friends for brunch causing us to run a bit late. We texted our friends our order and were 20 minutes out when the table was ready. They refused to seat our group, demanding we all be there because the table would then be taken up too long (even though our friends had our order and food takes time to cook ANYWAYS). We got to the restaurant and ended up waiting another hour just to be able to get a table that we had been waiting for an insanely long amount of time. There is no flexibility, humanity, or understanding with this restaurant. Only robots who "have policies" and are "sorry - that's just the way things are." Honestly, McDonald's is better at this point. At least the food is on par with the shit service at McDonald's. No point in nice breakfast if the people aren't even.kind

our group met at the Jagged Fork today and were thoroughly pleased with the service, the…read morefriendliness of the staff , the food and the value for money. our entire group agreed that this is a must-visit luncheon stop. We strongly recommend trying it to all.

I haven't been back to Jagged Fork in years, but I went back yesterday and BOY WAS IT GOOD!…read more I still think this place is a little pricey, but the food is soo much better than it was a few years ago. I'm assuming the menu has also been updated since my last visit. I got the chorizo skillet... those carnitas were FIRE! I wish there was a tiiiiiny bit less fat on some pieces but I'm just being picky. Service was quick, our waitress was nice, and overall a great vibe for a quick brunch on a Monday morning. Hope to be back soon!

First time there Cute European feel to it place…read moreGreat variety menu, service excellent, food was fresh and outstanding Will be making this place our favorite little gourmet nook to hold hands ands and remind us of our many travels we have had to places like this Ambience makes a meal a memory

Classic hometown/cozy cafe that always has friendly staff and quick but tasty food. Definitely a…read morelocal place vibe. The place is very small but that is what makes it so special. Awkward foyer so it is hard to find a spot to sit or stand and wait for your table. A little awkward staring at the people eating at the tables while you wait for a table for yourself. We usually retreat to the back of the restaurant there is a little hallway before the restroom that has a line of chairs in order to get out of the way from the front door. The decor could use a little makeover but at the same time it does give a warm grandma's kitchen vibe. Single stall bathroom in back is ok - feels a little grimey though. Menu has both breakfast and lunch. Be sure to get the fresh squeezed orange juice - it is a pricey treat but so worth it. They also have specials that are written above the kitchen so be sure to check those out. Staff are great and working hard hustling back and forth between tables and the kitchen. Never feel neglected or that they are too busy to check in. Food is awesome! Had a little but of everything but the quiche was my favorite. Portion sizes are great (other than the fresh squeezed OJ).

I thought the service here is really good and I thought the Ambiance is cool cuz I really like that…read morefamily feeling. The food was okay, i got the hash corned beef and it was okay , I've had better. I think the audience doesn't go for lots of spices , so I think the food is healthier in that regard. I might check this place out again and try something a little different though next time.

While the staff was very polite, service was painfully slow (and at times, not there at all). The…read morenearly $5 dollar micro cup of "fresh squeezed" orange juice is actually from Sysco's. The toast was good, but the eggs in my omelet were dry and the vegetables weren't particularly tasty. There is one television in the entire restaurant and it was on right-wing propagandist "News Nation." This isn't a restaurant I would be inclined to visit again.

This was our first visit to Rochester Brunch House (RBH), but certainly won't be the last. The…read moreowner also has Saint 1881 across the street. I believe both are remade from former churches (at least Saint 1881 was). RBH has an airy, modern feel with modern chandeliers with a decor that reminds me of an upscale hotel, but still manages to be casual and comfortable. My only drawback was the noise level. With the tall ceilings it was quite loud. It isn't he largest of places, but not a cafe either. Service was excellent, though it was difficult to hear our soft spoken hostess and server. Our server was friendly, attentive, and welcoming. Street parking is available, along with a couple nearby parking lots, but they are metered (free on Sundays). My wife wasn't very hungry so she opted for the Chia Pudding and had my toast. Myself, I went for the Chicken Scramble, and it was next level for a scrambled egg dish. Whatever the seasoning was it was absolutely unique and delicious. I couldn't quite make out what it was. We willl be back and absolutely try some other items on the menu. Maybe getting here a little more early, to sit outside (to avoid the noise).

I've been wanting to come here for a while, but it's always jam packed when I do so I never get a…read morechance to make it in. I was able to finally eat here today with my mom and it was really really good! Walking in, they have a wonderful patio dining area that was packed on a Friday which was impressive. Since we didn't want to eat outside, we went inside and it was very nice and were seated immediately. They have a bar area to sit at along with plenty of tables which we got to choose from when seated. I love how it's decorated here, it really added to the ambience. I went with the Huervos Rancheros and my mom got a veggie omelet. Both had generous portions and overall, were quite good. My mom enjoyed her meal and I tried her diced potatos. They were good but could've used some seasoning. My Huevos Rancheros was good, but a bit on the colder side, like it had been out for a while. I will say, they were able to substitute the Chirizo with Chicken, which was just okay. Not bad, just average. Overall I enjoyed my time here and the prices match the food portions along with the ambiance of the place. Staff is very friendly and professional, and it was really good food.

Great brunch spot! Came for Father's Day with my F-I-L and had an excellent brunch. It's a small…read moreplace but there is ample seating and they did a ton of take-out. The 6 of us sat near the front and were quickly brought water and coffee. I ordered a breakfast bowl and dad got a waffle with a bunch of fruit. The food was excellent as was the service. We will definitely be back.

Visited twice, both for lunch during the week. The place was packed on both trips…read more Staff is friendly and fast. Attentive with refilling drinks and checking in. Inside has lots of booth seating and a full bar which was unexpected. Single stall bathrooms but the hand blower is really up high which seemed out of place. Big menu with both breakfast and lunch options. Also tons of boozey drink options, which feels a little out of place at a breakfast/lunch place? Tried the Benedict and French toast. Both were good and tasty. The side of potatoes has good flavoring. Bacon is just right with the cook. The portions was very generous too.

Really nice diner with good food. The spot is quiet and friendly. I really enjoyed the corned beef…read morehash and my son enjoyed the waffles and egg & cheese sandwich The service is pretty fast and really nice staff. Look forward to visiting again to try their burgers

This place is tucked in a strip mall corner, unassuming there is a restaurant here. The service is…read morefriendly and prompt. They have a breakfast special definitely worth the visit. Coffee is fresh, the sausage is tasty. Come support your family owned local restaurants. It's a great breakfast and lunch spot with a nice menu selection. We will be back.

Visited this place on Sunday for a girl's brunch. I booked online, easy but was necessary for a…read moreNoon brunch on a Sunday? No. It was somewhat busy but not enough to make a reservation. You can easily walk in, not wait awhile, and get a seat quickly. The restaurant interior was modern industrial with Scandinavian/minimalist influences(?), which I loved because it felt a cozy and welcoming. Any who, back to the service and food. I really enjoyed my entrée, I choose Corned Beef Hash & Eggs and the asiago bread, the dish was a bit heavy (not in a bad way), and I ended up requesting a diet coke but overall, the dish was very good, and the corned beef is not the type from a coney island restaurant, it was shredded and flavorful. The service was outstanding, and our waitress was beyond pleasant and attentive. Would I recommend this place to others? Yes. Would I come back again? Yes, there were other items on the menu I'd like to enjoy.

Visited for dinner on a Saturday night - we did not have a reservation and it was busy! About a 45…read moreminute wait for a table but we were luckily able to grab seats up at the bar. Unfortunately, service was not very good at the bar - incredibly slow. For drinks, I tried their espresso martini, which was way too watered down. The food, however, made up for everything else. They had a really good menu with interesting options, so we were pretty torn what to get but I ended up ordering a cup of their chicken curry soup and the pork chop. The pork chop itself was incredible, and the beets were a unique spin. My friend got the short rib and said it was amazing. We both really enjoyed the soup as well. Ambiance was lively, but we were disappointed it wasn't really decorated for the holidays - just really plain inside. Since the location is right on main street, parking is limited. All this said, I would return just for the food.