This place is fantastic. Great food. Excellent service. Very reasonably priced. The omelettes and…read morepaninis are killer. I have been there 3 times in the past two weeks. Business breakfasts and family brunch. The Garlic fries are excellent.

This is a nice neighborhood brunch spot. It was a good find by me and my family. Conveniently…read morelocated off the intersection of Dundee and Arlington Heights roads in a shopping center, Brunchy's serves up delicious American breakfast/ lunch fare. The restaurant had an inviting atmosphere, the decor was nice, and the service was friendly. Their menu had a good variety. I ordered their Carnitas Skillet and Orange Lemon Marmalade pancakes. I also had a lavender latte. The food and beverage were good in taste. I liked them. The portion size was good as well. We received good service and had a nice experience. Check them out.

We have a wonderful experience at Butterhill's Cafe. Walking in we were warmly greeted and quickly…read moresat. There's plenty of tables and booths, two larger tvs on at the back of the restaurant showing cartoons which makes it perfect for families dining, and and there's a decent amount of side between tables allowing for comfortable seating and walking space. The smell of fresh made waffles hung in the air. Our server was friendly and warm, she gave us plenty of time to look over the extensive menu, and helped me decide since I was in between a couple of choice. I went with the ham and Gruyère crepe. The crepe was light and fluffy, a perfect balance of sweet, salty, and cheesy. Hubs has jambalaya grits and really enjoyed it. We enjoyed our brunch there. The service was I rushed and friendly. The food was tasty with generous portions. Good coffee and iced tea. Most of all, it was a good value pricewise.

Dropped in while in the area and had to burn some time. I arrived about 30 minutes after opening,…read morewas greeted very warmly by the cutest hostess imaginable and lead to my table. The wait staff was excellent, very prompt and friendly. The food, well, that fell short. I ordered a chicken fajita wrap with a side of fries. The fried were excellent, not your standard just-dropped-into-hot-oil variety but the kind that have a crispy, puffy exterior and very nicely seasoned. The wrap, Unfortunately, was way too salty and dripping with oil. I could tell the flavoring underneath could have otherwise been great if not for the heavy-handed seasoning. If I happen to be on the area I would instead try the breakfast. There's potential here, but I didn't have a great experience with my main dish this time.

Seated quickly on a Sunday at 10 am…read more My chicken biscuit was great, coffee and cortada was also hitting this morning. Not much feedback! I've always gone here and never had a bad experience. I didn't get the feta scrambler but that is also good.

Not the best experience at Honey Biscuit unfortunately. We were seated promptly on a Monday around…read morenoon, and our waitress was pleasant and helpful. The vibes were warm and calm, and the menu was extensive which got us excited! Unfortunately the food was just really sub par on this visit. The Reuben sandwich came with meat that was somewhat slimy, and very little kraut/cheese. Quite balanced and really just unappealing. The skillet was interesting, but it had too much going on and was again texturally strange (perhaps too liquidly? Haha). The burger was reported as average, so I can't say much more about that dish. I will say that the pancakes were quite good! Hoping that this was just an off day, so we will likely return to try again!

I absolutely love coming back here time and time again however, I have to say that this last visit…read morewas a little bit disappointing. We were seated immediately however our service this day was not only slow, but also absolute minimal service from our waitress. While the food still remain super delicious fresh service can really put a damper on your experience and even on the taste of your food. So what I will say is is that I hope that there is some additional training for the staff and or additional staffing to ensure that buttermilk continues to represent itself, not only from a quality perspective for the food, but also from a great experience for the people their clients.

First time here, and arrived at 7:30am on a Saturday morning we were seated quickly and that was…read morethe best part of our experience. We were super excited to try this restaurant as we heard from several friends how great it is. We sat at the table for over 10 minutes without water or a word from anyone. It was early so the restaurant was not busy. Our server was male and super inattentive and inefficient. Everything took forever and they weren't busy. The water arrived, then we waited, then we ordered drinks and waited...then we waited over what seemed like forever probably 25-30 minutes to order, while we watched our server take orders from people seated after us. We finally ordered a vegetable skillet for me with eggs over easy and multi-grain toast and an omelet for my husband with a side of potatoes and toast. The side of toast is only one piece of toast, cut in half. When did this become a trend?? I dislike it - this is the third restaurant we have visited this summer that has one piece of toast as a side??? Seriously...this feels wrong. So we both like two pieces of toast, so we ordered a side of toast to share. Ironically, the side of toast comes with two pieces. Lol Then the real wait started...as the restaurant began to fill up. Our food took over 30 minutes to arrive from a food runner not our server. At this point, my husband's potatoes were lukewarm warm at best. He said he would ask to reheat but our server didn't check on us and we were hungry. Oh and the side of toast didn't come with butter, sigh. We had to ask for butter. Thankfully, the omelet and skillet were hot and tasty. Husband loved the spice in his chorizo omelet. Skillet was great too. I'm not sure the food was worth the long wait though or made up for inattentive service. We will probably give it another try but hopefully have a different server. For the price point, there are MUCH better breakfast places in the area where the food is divine, service is friendly, super attentive, and efficient (Walker Brothers, Egg Harbor, Wildberry). Oh and those restaurants have two pieces of toast as a side. :) The atmosphere is cute, but overall vibe was off putting. Overall, food was good, service meh.

I absolutely LOVE that Eggspresso now has vegan options on their menu! They have vegan pancakes,…read morecrêpes, and waffles. Today I tried the crêpes and added strawberries. They were delicious, although they reminded me more of thin pancakes. That was perfectly fine, though, because I was a little worried they might taste too "eggy." Our server was very friendly and made us feel right at home. The ambiance feels exactly like a breakfast place should. The only thing I would change is the lights hanging over the booths. They could use some type of shade because I found them a little too bright and distracting. The restroom was nicely decorated and felt very homey. I love the positive, feel-good message on the wall, "Hello. You're looking gorgeous today." Overall, it was a good experience! I'll definitely be back to try more of their vegan menu!

Always a great place to have breakfast…read more The breakfast and lunch options that our group orders are rated yummy by all at our table. We meet here a few times a year, and never have to worry about yelling at each other to hear ourselves over the ambiant noise. The service is always accommodating and friendly. I look forward to dining here.

Always a great place to hang around. Service is great and can have a conversation with any one of…read morethem. They make any accommodations you may need and the food is always amazing. It is truly that local restaurant vibe that keeps you coming back.

Simple breakfast food, classic ambiance, and great service! Debbie was very thoughtful and…read moreattentive, food came out fast and was good, no complaints !

Another local gem in Bannockburn that has a good menu of lunch food & if you go enough they may…read moreeven name a sandwich after you!

The atmosphere is very welcoming and pleasant. The food is very good and the staff friendly; we are…read morewe enjoyed our lunch.

Breakfast and lunch comfort food. Down home decor that matches the name. Quick service and good…read morefood.

Restaurant prices have gone up everywhere, and I don't expect a restaurant to charge what a can of…read moreCoke costs at Jewel. There's overhead, labor and profit, and that's part of eating out. But there's a point where pricing stops feeling reasonable and starts feeling opportunistic. Three of us ordered Diet Cokes with brunch. Mine came in a fairly small glass, and when I finished it while waiting for our food, I asked for a refill. Country Kitchen doesn't do "refills." Each Coke is $5. So two Diet Cokes with brunch, you've spent $10 on diet Cokes. Three, and you're at $15. Fortunately, I can afford it. That really isn't the issue. The web says that the raw ingredients cost a restaurant between $.30 & $.50, to put a glass of diet Coke on the table. At some point customers should still be able to recognize bad value, even when they can comfortably pay the bill. Unfortunately, the food didn't make the pricing easier to overlook. I ordered an egg-white sandwich with turkey sausage on the side. Instead, the sausages were stuffed into the sandwich. The white onions were simply white onions, not grilled, and the whole thing promptly exploded all over the plate. Nothing disastrous, just surprisingly careless presentation for a restaurant comfortable charging premium prices. Highland Park can certainly support expensive restaurants. But higher prices should buy something, better ingredients, better preparation, better service, or simply a little more generosity toward the customer. Charging $5 every time someone wants another small fountain Coke doesn't feel upscale... It just feels stingy.