The vibe is cool, the staff is AMAZING (shout out Jenna, Nikki, Beth & Jacob!) and the food is…read morealways on point. I always bring friends & out of town company here & we are never disappointed. Do NOT forget to grab a cookie on the way out!

Run don't walk to this amazing gem of a breakfast/brunch/lunch place. The food is simply…read moreoutstanding. Outstanding! The service is so friendly and incredibly professional (despite the laid back vibe). The yogurt/berry/granola parfait was just perfect and delicious. Creamy, tangy Greek yogurt with just the exact right amount of berries and granola. I also got 2 scrambled eggs (off the Build A Breakfast menu) with grilled English muffins. Everything came out piping hot and I was offered a choice of fig or blackberry jam. Too bad I scarfed everything so quickly, so there will be no photos of this meal. The coffee comes out super hot, delicious, smooth and offers of refills. I love places like this, completely expert at what they do, using obviously fresh ingredients in a super welcoming place.

Great place for breakfast or brunch. Tried it last year and the service was very quick and helpful…read more The interior of the place makes you feel like you're at home and the tea I had was amazing. Would def like to try the veggie quiche next time I'm in the area

I have been wanting to give this place a try for quite awhile. I wish I had come by sooner…read more I absolutely love the atmosphere. There are wildflowers on each table, cute art pieces, mismatched mugs, & overall super cute decor. Service was phenomenal! Our waitress was amazing. Food was good. My husband had the Wildflower breakfast, my oldest had the 2 egg breakfast, my youngest had cereal (which I told her was silly since she could have cereal at home), & I had the breakfast burrito. Everything was good. My only complaint was the coffee was weak but that is me. I like my coffee to be strong enough to make you not sleep for days.

I don't make it by here enough, but this is always a great brunch stop! I love the healthy menu…read moreoptions and gluten free treats. A fun, hip, location, with lots of personality.

Tucked in the heart of Tulsa's art district, Chimera hits the perfect balance of flavor, vibe, and…read morecreativity. My wife and I stopped in for breakfast, and we're already talking about coming back. I had the Back to Primitive taco, which was packed with flavor--fresh, hearty, and just the right amount of spice. My wife went for the Breakfast Blue Plate Special, and it did not disappoint. Everything on the plate was cooked just right, with quality ingredients you can actually taste. The atmosphere here is what really seals the deal. It's got that perfect laid-back, artsy energy that makes you want to hang out for a while. Great music, friendly staff, and cool decor that reflects the neighborhood's creative spirit. Definitely a Tulsa gem. Whether you're a local or just passing through, Chimera is worth a stop.

Bramble was a fun, vibrant spot for brunch! I had the Khachapuri and my daughter had the strawberry…read morecheesecake French toast!! Yum on both counts!! Our server, Devin (sp?) was great!!! Super friendly with great recommendations. And she made sure that the egg yolks on my Khachapuri came out runny just as I hoped!! You should definitely give it a try! By the way, lots of variety on the menu!!!

As a few mixups and misunderstandings, we landed at Brambles for breakfast. I ordered the…read moreKhachapuri--something I've never seen on a menu. The crust was chewy and crunchy and the mix of cheeses was creamy, tasty and rich. I've only seen pictures of the dish--the national dish of the European country of Georgia, and based on that and my preference for a dippy egg", Bramble over cooked my eggs. Everything loved their breakfasts, including waffles, omelettes and biscuits and gravy and the service was above average. Bramble is located in a gentrified area, and the ambiance is new and modern. We highly recommend Brambles!

My wife, sister-in-law, and a friend of the family stopped in here for breakfast. Oddly enough,…read moreonly one of us actually ordered breakfast. French toast. Looked delicious! My wife had a salad and egg salad sandwich, her sister had a Caesar salad and both said that they enjoyed their choice.I had a French dip sandwich, as recommended by our server who was friendly and made good recommendations, also keeping the refills on coffee coming regularly, which is appreciated. The French dip was very good, but the bread/baguette, was incredibly good! Really special! I really liked the coffee as well, apparently a local supplier,, although I forgot the name. Place was not overly crowded on arrival but had a wait of 20 people or so by the time we finished. Highly recommend! Wonderful throwback to yesterday year atmosphere.

I think a 4 1/2 rating is more appropriate! We had a…read morewonderful breakfast Saturday morning at the Dilly diner. Turns out that the night before we ate at McNellie's, which is a part of the restaurant chain that owns the diner. Our server at McNellie's was terrific and they knew her. We were seated promptly with a nice view of the door. We started our breakfast with coffee, which was strong and very good. I decided to pack on the carbos with a short stack of pancakes topped with caramel sauce, bananas, and walnuts. Wow, they call this a short stack! I am quite certain I could never eat a tall stack! My wife ordered the breakfast tacos, which looked quite small compared to my pancakes, but she loved the flavor--a nice mix of scrambled eggs, avocado, and cajito cheese! More coffee! We rolled out of the place very satisfied and pleased with the service, ambience, and food! We highly recommend the Dilly diner!

as i continue to come to maple ridge grocer and try something different every time, i'm going to…read moregive an overall 5-stars. this time around, they presented some new menu items and one of them were fried pickles that were a medley that also included fried okra. that was ordered along with the biscoff butter panna cotta. i'm big on fried pickles, so if a place serves them, more than likely i'm going to try them. they were so good, the tikka aioli was gold. i wanted more of it. the fried okra was a nice addition, never had them that way before. it's an appetizer that's sharable or something i can have all to myself (they were shared). the biscoff butter panna cotta was a last minute thing as we originally was going to order 2 appetizers. i love biscoff anything so add this to the list. the blueberry compote, i couldn't get enough of. the peanut butter mousse when well with the biscoff. again, i need to do better with recognizing the servers. she did a very very good job. she checked on us consistently that wasn't annoying. she also did that with others in her section so the consistency went outside of our table. as for the many times i've been here, the experiences get better and better.

My husband and I visited Maple Ridge on a Sunday afternoon. I had enjoyed my visit a few years ago…read moreand he hadn't yet been. Sadly, I won't be able to convince him to return. My husband ordered the roast beef and fries. The first order of the roast beef sandwich hardly had any onions but the worst part was the hair discovered on the fries. Upon the second delivery of the same meal, we discovered a SECOND hair. Listen, we've both been in the service industry so we try to have grace toward servers and kitchens. However, the worst part was that our server indicated they had just switched kitchen staff and yet this occurred on the same dish. Secondly, my husband had the view into kitchen and saw a kitchen staff member look out the window into the restaurant and roll his eyes at our table, ostensibly for returning the meal. First time is a mistake. Second time, completely different hair thickness - felt intentional. Food is your typical brunch and diner fare. If you go, be sure to thoroughly check your food prior to eating.

Tonight I dined solo and late. Service was excellent even after 9 pm. Ordered The Cyrus Burger…read morewhich was supposed to be layered with pickles, fried onions, and mustard. The pickles were very good, but the onions were super thin and long strings that slung the mustard, which there was WAY too much of all over the place every time you took a bite as I wasn't able to cut them easy with my bite. Opted for the onion rings which were superb!! Easy bite through that was clean and didn't pull out the onion like you might find with sonic onion rings.

I sat at the bar which was comfortable and clean. The bartender was very friendly and helpful when…read moreI asked a few questions about the menu. She kept my fountain drink full! I'm a keto dieter, and I will say that there are several tasty options to choose from. I will often get a burger with no bun, which is what I was craving today. This one went beyond my expectations! It was a hand-formed 8oz patty, and the chef was able to make it a perfect medium rare. It was delectably juicy, seasoned just right, and the cheese, peppers, onions and tomatoes topped it off perfectly. My salad had nice big slices of Parmesan cheese on top, and the lettuce was fresh and crisp, the dressing just right. Removing croutons is never a problem, but I appreciated that they happily left them off when they prepared the salad. If you're looking for keto options, you'll find many good choices here!

Coffee was good. It was conveniently just a block away from hotel. I think coffee shops should all…read moreopen at 6 am. These guys not until 7 am.

Stopping for a visit in Tulsa…read more Downtown seems quiet and rather empty for a work week. The coffee shop is located at the Philcade building. History of the building in the display case. It's a narrow shop, bar counter setup in the front and some two top tables, more towards the back of the shop. The oat milk latte is flavorful. The hibiscus is quite tart, but smells pleasant. Grabbed a small 12 ounce hibiscus and a 16 ounce oatmeal latte. Just under $11. A bit of a maze to get to the restrooms outside of the shop.

Coffee was great, and our group tried savory (bodega sandwich and veg burrito) and baked goods -…read moreall was amazing! We came back at lunch for the sour cream vanilla ice cream and crack bar. Everything was a treat, vibes were great, staff were lovely. Affirmed our belief that places that choose good fonts for their brand are going to do everything else well!

Spectacular, I'm in love with this delightful bakery. Everything we tried from the French Macarons,…read moreto the cupcake and the Crack Bar was delectable! I'm a bit of a macaron enthusiast and I struggle to find a good one that truly has the taste, texture and flavors of a truly well made macaron. Antoinette Bakery has the best I've ever had. Additionally, the other treats we tried were sweet but not overly so in which I appreciated. The staff was helpful when we were looking for suggestions and had questions and the whole place had this modern French bakery feel that I adored. I cannot wait to go back and try more items like a loaf of fresh sourdough bread.

Went to The Vault today. Ordered the filet, medium rare…read more They got it right. Good sear, cooked the way I asked, and it tasted like a proper steak. No complaints. Sat next to Marlia. Good company makes a good meal better. Highly recommend.

I went here with friends back in February for our first time and we all loved it. Both service and…read morefood were wonderful, and I thought the prices were very reasonable. I ordered apricot iced tea, the vegan fried chicken sandwich, and pineapple upside-down cake. I don't normally like chicken sandwiches that much, but this was really good. And the highlight was getting to choose any of the salads on the menu as the side salad that comes with it. I had the hearts of palm salad with vegan cheese instead of the usual parmesan. It was delicious! I also got to try the cauliflower wings and a bite of the Korean BBQ tofu sandwich. I liked that sandwich too, but not as much. I do like the way they fried the tofu, but it seemed different than what was described on the menu. It seemed just deep fried, but not battered. My only complaint is the layout of the building and the lack of directional signage. I didn't park in the parking lot, so I didn't know to enter from the back and I ended up on a long confusing walk both outside and inside the building before I finally reached the dining room.