The Works omelet hit the spot for me this morning. Nice place. Kind of loud though…read more Come on over.

Walked in, seated by hostess and she got us coffee and water. Asked if we wanted creamer and we…read moreresponded yes. Unfortunately she never returned, she got deterred I guess with a phone order and also forgot to let wait staff know we were there. So we waited and waited. Watching this all transpire. Finally one of the waitresses realized no one had been assigned our table. We order...my partner got the avocado toast, big hair on the plate. We returned it and my partner proceeds to watch the cook moved the contents of the plate on to a new one. NOPE! That's not how you do it, trash the food and start over. New toast, new mashed avocados and poached eggs. Especially when you have an open kitchen. Seriously. When he declined the re-served meal and what we had observed. Of course by then he doesn't want anything made in the kitchen. My waffle and ham was good. Coffee was great but never offered refills even after the hair fiasco. Don't get me wrong, things happen, hairs do fall into food. But just do the right thing...trash the food and remake it.

The food is especially chicken and waffles and fish we literally come here every weekend the…read morefish it is all delicious. Yeah, I should definitely come and try.

Great service first and foremost. Very attentive and checked in on us several times to make sure we…read moredidn't need anything else and the coffee was filled. Food was great too. Great value. We ordered to poutine, pancakes and eggs. Poutine was flavorful and savory with fries that were super crispy and fresh. The toast was also warm and buttered which isn't necessarily a given at diners but they do pay attention to the details here. Eggs were cooked perfectly. Pro tip: get the home fries well-done. Absolute game changer. It was busy so we did have to wait about 30 mins. But totally worth it. We will be back!

Pretty standard brunch experience. We came with a party of 8, which I know is for sure overwhelming…read moreand our server did an amazing job at making sure everyone was properly taken care of. I got the Country Fried Steak and generally enjoyed it. Sausage gravy didn't really taste of sausage but was herby and flavorful. Eggs, hash browns cooked perfectly as requested. Some feedback from my other party members: - The chocolate milk barely tasted of chocolate and was almost $6 (not worth) - cinnamon roll pancakes were good but very very sweet - the smores french toast tasted mostly of chocolate and had Oreos (?) I overall also enjoyed the creative variety of the menu. We would return

First time at this location. We previously had eaten at the Frankford Rd. location several times…read morewith good experience. We selected this Richardson location for a Father's Day brunch. We were seated shortly after arriving. However, the table was poorly cleaned and used napkins was on the floor beneath the table seating area. I asked the hostess to have the area cleaned so that my family and I can sit down and enjoy our meal. We ordered corned beef hash skillet with pancakes, south border skillet, biscuits gravy with eggs and pancakes. The corned beef hash skillet gets a high mark. The south border skillet was average. The biscuits gravy with eggs and pancakes were cold and it gets a low mark. If we decide to eat at Honey Berry in the future, it will be the Frankford Rd location.

Amazing service, amazing food! our server Bree was so kind, answered all of our questions, gave us…read moreamazing suggestions and made us feel so welcomed. Here on a girls trip and would definitely come back!

The food was really good, and the ambiance was fun, lively, and perfect for a brunch outing. But…read morelet's talk about the mimosas. These are not "sip a couple and drive home" mimosas. These are "maybe someone else should take the keys" mimosas. They sneak up on you and will have you questioning whether brunch was actually yesterday. Come for the food, enjoy the atmosphere, stay for the mimosas--but bring a designated driver!

The most authentic Iraqi food in the Dallas area. Gilgamesh in Richardson is the real deal…read more We tried the Family BBQ Mix,a massive platter of lamb, chicken, and kebabs with rice, grilled vegetables, and the biggest flatbread I've ever seen. The beef shawarma was juicy and well-seasoned, and the lentil soup that comes at the start of the meal is one of the most comforting soups I've had. Don't leave without ordering the Lamb Kozi -- slow-cooked fall-off-the-bone lamb over Iraqi rice. Highly recommend for anyone looking for something different and genuinely delicious in DFW.

Appetizers (got the sampler of 6) which included hummus, baba ganoush, toum, eggplant salad,…read moretabbouleh were all solid. Toum and eggplant salad were stars of the show here For entrees, we got the beef kabab, chicken kababs and shish tawook. Chicken was also good but beef tasted pretty gamey and definitely not as flavorful. Arrayes were disappointing. Not nearly enough filling and beef also tasted gamey. Apricot juice and the Gilgamesh juice were both pretty good and refreshing. Water is NOT free so be prepared. Service was good as well. What's keeping this from 4-5 stars is if the beef was fresher and had more flavor. Value was solid just wish the food tasted better.

Okaeri Cafe is such a cute little spot with a cozy, relaxing vibe. The seating is comfortable,…read moremaking it a great place to enjoy a meal, whether you're dining in or just taking a break. I've ordered from DoorDash a few times and have also eaten at the café, and both experiences have been great. The pork tonkatsu is crispy and flavorful, and the omurice is always comforting and delicious. The food travels well for delivery, and dining in lets you enjoy the warm, welcoming atmosphere. Definitely a place I'd keep coming back to when I'm craving Japanese comfort food.

Came by for lunch on Tuesday with some coworkers. I've been wanting to swing by for a while now but…read morehadn't gotten the opportunity. Exterior looks kind of sketchy but interior has a nice Japanese vibe. They have a pretty extensive drinks menu at the front, lots of tables with seats, and 3 tatami tables. Service was good - the cashier was very patient and helpful, and explained what each dish had. They also told us upfront to leave our dishes at the tables after eating for them to clean up afterwards. I ordered a gyudon with raw egg yolk for myself and a loaded fries to share. The food took awhile to come out - felt like 10-15 mins. It was a good amount of food. The food was very tasty. One of my coworkers got a katsu curry - he said it was good. Loved the interior vibe and decorations. Didn't try the drinks but saw a lot of "matcha" options. I'll have to try that next time.

new coffee at communion now is 10/10!! roasting their own beans, everything made in house, and the…read morebest drinks!

Two words, fizzy lemonade. Absolutely not I would've got coffee but ordering was confusing. The…read morestore layout was cute though

Aladdin Café was such a cute little spot with a cozy and inviting atmosphere. It seems like a nice…read moreplace to catch up with friends or just relax with a drink. We stopped by hoping to try some of their pastries, but unfortunately there weren't many left by the time we got there, so our options were pretty limited. The drinks were alright, but I think the pastries are probably what really make this place special. The staff was friendly, and overall it was still a pleasant visit. I'd definitely come back another time, hopefully earlier in the day, to check out their full pastry selection and give them another try.

We went for the heavy brunch for 4 people ($70) and while the menu photo looks like a well…read moreorganized spread, the reality is far less aesthetic. You do get a variety of items, olives, cucumbers, tomatoes, salami, feta, and so on so there are a lot of plates on small surfaces and that's before the tea arrives. Two standout issues: Tea arrived 20 minutes after the food. When you're eating a brunch built around shared plates and warm drinks, that timing really throws off the rhythm of the meal. Table space is a real problem. The sheer number of dishes that come with the brunch service is tough to accommodate. There are two large tables that can support this meal better but if the table is occupied prepared to be cramped, we've tried both of the other tables, a settee which was very uncomfortable and then opted for the circular tables but they were not level and had their own issues. The third could just be a bad day, but the person delivering food splashed olive juice all over the table and chairs and made no effort to clean it up until we asked. The olives will certainly be less messy in a bowl, but also it's courtesy if you make a spill you wipe it off for the customer. We ordered pizzas and fries for the kids, hoping for some reliable crowd-pleasers. Sadly, both were a miss on flavor and again took about 45 -60 minutes to arrive. We didn't try any of the sweet offerings ourselves, but we noticed plenty of other tables ordering desserts and coffees -- they clearly seemed popular. I hesitate to return with Kids given the long wait times. But this is a cute place for a dessert and a coffee/tea while enjoying some of the shopping in the same plaza. Recommend the owners check the phone number on Yelp, I called several times only to ring to a voicemail box that isn't set up.