Great bright, clean place. Fast service with a very friendly smile…read more Food was fresh and good. The homemade jams were good especially the mango. Avocado toast was great; avocado had good flavor not offer powered by Lemon. The toast was dense and had a great chew and flavor with nuts.

Went for brunch with a friend and was so good!…read more The server was so sweet and recommended the Banana & Nutella French Toast which was delicious! We also got the steak and eggs which was really good! We added extra salt and pepper to our liking! Definite must try!

Yolk - Las Colinas is a delightful breakfast/brunch chain located in the DFW area. It's bright,…read morecolorful, and delicious if you're a fan of breakfast. This review focuses on the Las Colinas location. My Overall Rating - 4 Stars (Atmosphere, Service, Food, Return) Atmosphere - Yolk - Las Colinas is located in a new area in Irving-Las Colinas with plenty of parking. Inside it's open with plenty of seating (some outdoors too), has Yolk's bright blue and yellow colors, but my favorite features are the big windows which let in the the sun's natural light. 1 Star. Service - Our server was great. She was very attentive and made sure we always had our mugs filled with coffee. I appreciated the friendly service that was all smiles. 1 Star. Food - Yolk's menu has classic breakfast and brunch options but be sure you check to table for coffee specials. I ordered an Iced Apple Pie Latte that was served in a glass mason jar. This small detail allowed the Apple flavor to start my breakfast on a high note. Speaking of which, my Breakfast Mac & Cheese caught my attention when it was served in a skillet. I intended to only eat half, but the smokey ham paired with the creamy mac & cheese under a light panko layer was too delicious for me to stop. The prices are a bit on the high side, but otherwise a geat meal. 1 Star. Will I Return? - Yes. DFW is getting many great breakfast/brunch spots like Yolk. If you're a big fan of breakfast (and travelling on expense), it's a great way to start your day. 1 Star.

The overall all experience was okay. My server seemed to be in a blah mood …read more The grits were okay, need a dash of salt. The eggs were cooked correctly. The banana french toast was great minus the peanut butter. The ambience was spacious and airy.

Great food/service! Also not too expensive for the portion of food they give. Absolutely a…read morebeautiful restaurant and in a great place!

About: Bruncheon is a wonderful spot to enjoy either…read morebreakfast or lunch while taking in a beautiful view of the canal. It's an ideal place to gather with friends and family or to relax with a solo cup of coffee. Plus, furry friends are welcome to join you on the patio! Things We Liked: DRINKS -Mai Tai Cocktail -Tequila Cocktail ENTREES & SIDES -Shrimp & Grits with Smoked Sausage -Philly Steak Omelette -Belgian Waffles -Home Fries -Small Plate -Small Fruit Location: 5250 N O'Connor Blvd #144, Irving, TX 75069 S/O to Kristen for the delicious recommendations and her wonderful hospitality! See for yourself! Follow @BruncheonLasColinas on IG for tasty offerings and updates!

This is a great place to have breakfast. The service is wonderful. The food is very tasty and…read morereasonably priced. I would recommend it highly.

I went to Triple A Cafe on Saturday (5/9). My GPS got me lost. What's new…read more First thing that stood out was the energy. This place has a youthful vibe the moment you walk through the door. Young, high-energy staff and everybody was friendly. I had an adorable little waitress who was possibly high as a kite. But flower high, not the bad stuff. Honestly, it worked in everybody's favor. She was upbeat, extremely polite, and got my order right. I'm happy. The menu is one of those long double-sided laminated things with probably 50+ breakfast choices. Everybody should be able to find something. Prices looked to range around $10-17 per entrée, and the portions were solid. They also had a bunch of turkey and chicken sausage options for non-pork eaters like myself. I ordered the chicken fried steak with hash browns, scrambled cheese eggs with onions mixed into the eggs and hash browns, plus two pancakes. Around $15. Pardon the food pics. I forgot to take them until I had already loaded everything up with every sauce known to man: ketchup, hot sauce, gravy, syrup... probably a few others. I definitely recommend this place. A gem.

Everything was divine at Whiskey Cake. I was skeptical going in just cause it felt so cliche being…read morein Texas, but my meal was so delicious. We had a reservation and were sat right on time. I had the Wood Grilled Salmon -- together with the potatoes, mushrooms, and leeks with chowder broth, it was amazing. Our server was attentive and definitely knew how to offer us all of their best options and upgrades. We had a great experience and enjoyed our time at Whiskey Cake!

Service was quick, and the atmosphere was exactly what you'd hope for. Unfortunately, the food…read moredidn't live up to expectations. The candied bacon was overwhelmingly salty and completely missed the mark. The bowl of chili was also disappointing--Tabasco was the only flavor that really came through. Ironically, the best part of the meal was the crackers served with the chili. They were the highlight of the dish and honestly helped bring my overall rating up to three stars.

Wonderful catfish and waffles! Can't wait to go back!! Fantastic home cooking and great service!read more

The food was ok. We…read morecame in with 6 people for breakfast and they hid a 20% gratuity up charge on us. So the waitress ended up with a 40% tip. First of all, I've never heard of a group of six getting charged a large group fee. Generally eight or more. Second, you should tell the table that you've already added that 20% on there. It feels disgusting and like you just lied and hid a fee on us. The food definitely was not worth the amount of money that we paid for it that day. I definitely will not be returning after that experience.

Yes. I should have known when I pulled up on a Saturday and people were standing outside that it…read morewas for this brunch place. There is a reason why it is wildly popular. Presentation, food and service are all outstanding. Went with the recommendation of the Cajun shrimp eggs Benedict. It was cooked to perfection. The side of potatoes do not disappoint either. Go, but expect a wait to be seated.

Visited the Brunch District the other day for brunch. I ordered a benedict and I must say that the…read moreamount of hollandaise was absurd. The dish was floating in it. The eggs were perfectly cooked with a deliciously runny yoke. A generous portion of smoked salmon graced both toasted English muffins. My friend had the shrimp and grits, which she ordered additional shrimp. They followed through with a healthy portion of shrimp that were cooked well and seasoned wonderfully. My nephew had breakfast that included cloud like scrambled eggs, crispy bacon and thick fluffy pancakes. He didn't give me an opinion on the breakfast but did indeed join the clean plate club. The service was very good. The restaurant itself was clean and well styled as always. **Note the picture associated with this review is from a previous review.

Sure I've heard of and had breakfast burritos before (like who can count that many time) but…read morebreakfast tacos, call me intrigued. Luckily I wasn't disappointed, they came out on a traditional taco stand so all the fillings didn't fall out. The eggs were well cooked, the bacon was the right level of crunchy and the salsa added a nice punch of spice. My wifes breakfast was good (a couple of eggs, some bacon and hash browns) tho we would have preferred the potatoes to be a little more crispy. All in all a great place to stop for breakfast!

Came on a Friday and we were seated immediately. Ambiance was very homey and relaxed…read more Now for the food! Irving breakfast 7/10: plenty of chicken sausage, toast was good and nice flavor. Eggs were cooked a little too hard, and if you can see by the photo, they just cut the jalapeño on top. At first they just served an entire jalapeño - uncut. Which was odd. The Alamo 5/10: this was just okay for me. The cheese was odd as you can see from the picture. I had to remove it because it was just too processed and not melty - it was like plastic. I enjoyed the avocado on top and the presentation was nice but the omelette wasn't that great. I did enjoy the hash browns though - they were nice and crispy.

Food and atmosphere were great, drinks were a little strong but nothing too complain about. Overall…read moreit was enjoyable, only down side was the service. Never got any refills, only saw our server for our order and the check. Great food but not worth the price for bare minimum service.

Came here for a lunch and was really impressed. Very open, upbeat and clean dining area. It's a…read morebig space, so can be loud. The server suggested that we try the vegetarian quesadillas which must have been spectacular given we aren't vegetarian. Suffice it to say they were AMAZING!!! Service was fabulous - as was the entire experience.

Tupelo Honey is a southern style restaurant chain that serves comfort food in a casual setting…read more They recently refreshed their menu, and they have become one of my favorite casual lunch spots in Irving-Las Colinas. My Overall Rating - 5 Stars (Atmosphere, Service, Food, Return) Atmosphere - Tupelo Honey is a stand-alone restaurant conveniently located near Hwy 114 and 161. There's plenty of parking, outdoor seating, and a mixture of tables, booths, and bar seating. Speaking of the bar, it acts as a beautiful backdrop for the entire restaurant. 1 Star. Service - The service is always friendly. Our server is always smiling, and I can't help but feel welcome with southern charm. Tupelo Honey trains its staff well, and I really enjoy coming here and interacting with the staff. 1 Star. Food - I always begin with the Biscuits with a Cause. These light, flakey biscuits are served warm with a crispy exterior and soft, flakey inside. But honestly, the biscuits act as a delivery mechanism for the butter and blue berry jam. I always ask for an extra side of butter and jam because I use it all. On my most recent visit, I ordered the Honey Dusted Fried Chicken (dark). The chicken was perfectly fried, crispy, and sweet. And the dark meat was juicy. Pro Tips - use your hands. Another great dish was experienced. 2 Stars. Will I Return? - Yes. I have yet to have a below average dish at Tupelo Honey. Yes, it's a chain. But it's also a darn good chain that keeps its menu fresh and is worth multiple visits. 1 Star.

This place is a little hidden but this does not stop the crowd from stopping by to eat. Super cute…read morelocation, nicely decorated, and has a photo op. They did seem a little busy and I believe there may have been a shift change at some point. It took us 15 mins to get a table outside. I will add the wait time is the only bummer in my experience. It took a good minute to get our beverages and food. There was a crowd but it seemed to be in and out pretty quicky. The food was great! I ordered their sangria, very refreshing and not overly sweet. Southern shakshuka. $15.99 two eggs* baked in a tomato, spinach, & peperonata sauce, over stone-ground goat cheese grits, topped with basil (710 cal) - This combo was good, loved the creaminess and even had leftovers for the next day. Sweet & Spicy Fried Chicken & Waffles $16.99 Hand-breaded crispy chicken tenders drizzled with sriracha honey, served over golden buttermilk waffles. --enjoyed the Spiciness it truly was subtle but did grow as you continued to eat. The buttermilk Waffles were fluffy and light and full bite with the drizzled syrup was everything. Enjoyed the flavors of the whiskey flight and happy you have the flavor cards to be able to give the tasting a proper review. Over all price is average in comparison but the food quality is there so I have no issue spending an extra dollar or so. I would like to stop by again when it's less busy.