Before I begin let me start off by saying that this review is based solely upon my personal…read moreexperiences and my personal experiences alone, so without further explanation let's begin!. A few of my co workers and I decided to grab some breakfast before we headed out to work. The food was good, no complaints from me or any of my co workers. The food came out hot and in an orderly fashion. I would and recommend you stop by if you're looking for a nice breakfast!.

First time trying Hometown Diner today. Pleasantly surprised. Food 10/10, staff very welcoming and…read morefriendly. This is a keeper

Pop's Diner was a great first time experience for us. The coffee was fresh and really good, which…read moreis always a great way to start a meal for me. My daughter had the Hawaiian Mimosa (champagne, pineapple juice, and grenadine) and it was perfection well balanced between the juice and champagne without being too sweet. We ordered the she crab soup as well. My daughter really enjoyed it, but it just wasn't for me. It's hard to pinpoint exactly why it simply wasn't something I would order again. Overall, the food was great. My daughter ordered an omelette and said she would definitely get it again, though next time she'd ask for the lemon dill sour cream on the side because the flavor was a little overpowering for her. I had the pancake combo played it safe because this was our first visit. Overall, we had a good experience and the ambiance is nice booth and table style set up. I would come back to try more items on the menu.

I love diners and a very nice breakfast experience, so when I was in the area I did some research…read moreand two places that seemed to be nicely rated were Pop's and Filipino style breakfast place. I opted for Pop's. They weren't busy with regular customers when I arrived (I say "regular" because it appeared that someone rented out one side of the restaurant for a presentation and no one was on the other side). I was quickly greeted and seated and my server was friendly and very attentive and helpful. The menu is loaded with excellent options and there were so many that I had a tough time deciding. I opted for their Chorizo Bowl. Their coffee was great! I was amazing at how clean the water glass was... it's small things like this that tell me about their attention to detail - very important to notice! The Chorizo Bowl was bland and boring, which is unfortunate. I really wanted to like it, but there was no sauce, no flavor distinction between the items in the bowl and it smelled like flat top grill, not like the ingredients in the bowl. Hot sauce helped, but didn't really help that much. I ended up eating about 1/3 of it. My server did notice and ask, but I told her it was fine... I honestly didn't want to start over and I was short on time. I like the concept, if I ever came back, I'd do something different.

One of my favorite places for southern comfort breakfast. My go to order is either the chicken and…read moregravy or the catfish and eggs. You really can't go wrong with anything here. They have a giant mimosa tower too if you're up for drinking If you come at around 11 on a Saturday or Sunday then you might have to wait 20-30 minutes and service might be a little slow then. But if you come around 10 then you'll get seated right away and service will be relatively quick

Date of Visit: Sunday, March 8 | Time: ~9:00 AM…read more If you want to see a masterclass in multitasking, you need to visit this spot on a Sunday morning. When I walked in, the vibe was relaxing with the good music playing--just three tables and one person at the bar--but that didn't last long. Within ten minutes, five more parties dropped in, and the place went from zero to sixty real quick. The Service: A One-Woman Show I have to give a massive shout-out to Casey. For the first hour, she was "The House." She was greeting everyone, tending bar, taking every order, and running food. Even as the crowd swelled, she stayed on top of it. She got my drinks out fast, and while there was a wait for the food, it was totally reasonable considering she was flying solo until backup arrived an hour and a half later. The Food: Seafood & Southern Staples The kitchen is run by a single cook who clearly knows their way around a fryer. Even with a mountain of large DoorDash orders stacking up, my meal arrived hot and fresh about 20 minutes after ordering. The Main Event: Egg, Catfish, Shrimp & Grits with Texas Toast The Seafood: The catfish and shrimp were fried to perfection. Those shrimp are truly colossal and packed with flavor. My only minor gripe was that both were a bit on the greasy side, but the taste was spot on. The Sides: The soft scrambled eggs with cheese were a little too soft for my personal preference, but still tasty. The grits were standard, and the Texas toast was exactly what it should be: perfectly toasted and buttery. The Drink: I ordered the 50/50 tea. It came in a 12-oz plastic mason jar and hit the sweet spot--refreshing without being overly sweet. The Bottom Line Be prepared for the "fine print" on the bill. There is a 16% automatic gratuity and a credit card service fee. My total came to $41.33. Tea: 2.99,2 egg & Catfish:16.99, add cheese:.99 and side of fried shrimp: 9.99, service fee: 1.24, 16% gratuity: 4.95, and tax: 4.18 Honestly, even with the auto-gratuity, I had to slide Casey some extra cash. Watching her manage a sudden rush while keeping the wheels from falling off was impressive. If you go, expect a bit of a wait if it's busy, but know that the staff is working their tails off to get you a solid, hot meal.

I had to come visit when I saw them posting on Facebook that they had a great Gluten Free…read moreselection. We decided to go on a Saturday afternoon and it was a pleasant experience. I ordered the hamburger steak platter with collards and potato salad, ( I did get the hushpuppies but took that home for my kiddo) I also splurged on the fried pickles. Everything was great! I have been craving fried pickles and they are hard to find gluten free. They had GF cake but I was too full to enjoy a slice. Maybe next time :) My husband ordered a hamburger and also said it tasted good. If you are looking for a diner experience. This will give it to you for sure. The service was quick and friendly. There were multiple tvs playing a variety of shows perfect if you have multiple people in your party. Overall it was good and we will be back if you are out that way again!

I live nearby and had passed this place a hundred times before deciding to give it a try. To be…read morecompletely honest, I'd seen this place mentioned in chats identifying MAGA supportive businesses and that certainly gave me pause. BUT unless I see the business pushing their political viewpoints I never know how accurate rumors are plus I like to assess things for myself. Group of 3 came in on a rainy Memorial Day afternoon. We were immediately greeted by a friendly waitress who told us to sit wherever we'd like and she'd be right over. The place was not busy and our waitress was very sweet and efficient. We each ordered a different breakfast item (served all day) and I have to say everything was tasty. Pancakes cooked the way I like with crispy edges. The breakfast potatoes were crispy seasoned cubes but not at all greasy. I love that sourdough bread is an option. Overall, it's a good diner breakfast in a diner environment. We didn't get any dessert but there was a woman there as we were checking out who raved about the cake slices there and told us she comes almost every day for a slice of cake. I forgot to snap pics but the pics on here look very consistent with what we had and saw.

I am here on a Sunday, it's 1:30pm and they ran out of all "produce" - no veggies, no fruits, no…read morebacon, no grits. The only thing I could order was anything that has eggs, cheese, toast, waffles, or pancakes. So I could just be creative and asked for an egg, sausage and cheese omelet with toast. Far cry from either the shrimp & grits or spinach & mushroom omelet I had wanted to order! Now it's not the staff's or cook's fault but this place is supposedly open until 6pm (per hours on Yelp) but I was told they close at 3pm; and they are out of almost all! I was even excited since I have dropped by a couple of times before and they were somehow closed on those days, even when Yelp hours show they're open! This turns out to be a quick anecdote of redemption - an experience that could easily be disappointing turned out to be great after all. The ambiance is good. Bright and clean inside. There is counter seating and some cushioned bench seating against the front entrance windows; and ample seating for about 25 to 30 people. There are 3 TV monitors turned on, one showing sports, another music videos and the third seems to be National Geographic or some nature show. The redemption part comes in where the cook whipped up a wonderful omelet (not overcooked and dry). The toast quite simple if you think about it, but it was cooked perfectly - right about of toast with the right amount of butter. Some places would have either burnt the toast or put too much butter it becomes soggy. Oh and I need to tell you, the wait staff washed her hands every time she touched the plate - before serving and before taking the plate away...so much more health conscious and responsible than most restaurants where wait staff don't wash their hands bringing food to the table, taking dirty plates away, cleaning the tables, putting things away... When it came time to pay, I was charged only $5 - for the inconvenience of not having all the ingredients for all their other menu items - now THAT is great public relations!

Finding a good lunch spot in Virginia Beach for Restaurant week was an epic fail! All the…read morerestaurants that we wanted to visit only offered dinner. My girlfriend and I were absolute famished and she casually recommended to get some appetizers and cocktails at We Care Salon.. I will admit I was a bit skeptical yet curious! I have heard great things about this Salon/ Cafe and even listed them on my, "Must Try" Local Yelp Elite adventures. My original hang up was trying to wrap my mind about hair being around food.... LOL but, my good friend knows I am a bit of a Foodie Snob and I knew she wouldn't lead me astray. We pull up to We Care Salon Cafe and I immediately see that there is ample parking in the shopping complex. Easy access is a must! My GF informed me that the salon is on one side and right next door is the Cafe. They do not connect to one another from the inside. One can access each separately from outside. Upon entering I am pleased with the color scheme and decor. We were promptly greeted by the staff and allowed to choose our preferred seating. Our waitress was Ivonne. She was very inviting, warm and had an awesome energetic personality. We were advised the menus are available online. Ivonne Recommended their signature We Care Salon Cafe tropical island cocktail and we were sold! We placed our orders for bone in wing with fries. Mild and Asian As we waited we enjoyed the ambience by singing along to old R&B hits and entering into toasts, cheers and chatter about life. These cocktails were really good, not only because it just happened to be happy hour from 2-4 but because the drinks were not overly sweet. We received our food in a timely manner and wings were good, I preferred the Asian. Fries were nice and crispy. Drinks were so yummy, we had another round‍. Initially our intent was to get a quick bite to hold us over until our dinner reservations but we had such a good time chatting it up with Ivonne that we stayed extra time.. Overall, I loved the customer service at this establishment. It was clean, had sanitizer at every table, drinks were delish, reasonably priced, great service and friendly environment. I think this is a nice spot to stop at for a quick bite. Queen Reccomend.

We happened to come here by "mistake" due to the flooding of the surrounding streets ( August…read more4th), while trying to get to another restaurant. We walked in, read the menu and we were excited to be at this restaurant!! The staff member behind the counter was very friendly and asked if we were here on purpose or by mistake. We told her our reason and she said we were the 13th "mistake" customer. Well, after seeing the menu, viewing the atmosphere and what is offered here, it was a "universe detour" given to us on purpose! Great service, great European shoppe feel, clean, prompt service ( order at counter and food is delivered to your table) and delicious food. Our sandwiches, pasta salad, drinks and dessert were fresh and very tasty. There are plenty of prepackaged perishable and non perishable food items to go, a great selection of wines and premade gift baskets. Great concept. A bar with beer on tap and wines are available as well, for dining in. Fun decor, light and airy.

I had previously been to a TASTE in Chesapeake, probably about 7 years ago so when in the area and…read moreseeing this one I stopped in for lunch. I forgot just how amazing their menu is, not to mention the quality and freshness of their food! I tried their chicken pot pie soup and a curry chicken salad sandwich on their amazing, soft multigrain bread. But were OUTSTANDING!!! They have a large of selection to choose from when it comes to salads and sandwiches, as well as some regular soups and a daily special too. Many chips and other takeaway items in the store as well. I wish we had one of these in the Fredericksburg area, I'd be there all the time!

Absolutely FANTASTIC!…read more Just wow, this place has the best brunch food in Norfolk. I am so impressed. The meatloaf panini is seriously life changing. I changed out provolone for pepper jack and, genuinely wow. The eggs benedict was fabulous. Our pancake also hit the spot. Our server Avery was so nice! Our food came out quick and delicious. The atmosphere feels so nostalgic and such a vibe. This is an absolute must try spot for all locals and tourists!

Went on a Sunday morning around 10:30 a.m. This is a seat-yourself restaurant with bar seating,…read moretables, a front outdoor seating area, and a partially enclosed back patio. Just something to keep in mind if you're visiting in the summer. The back patio does not have air conditioning. If you sit by the large front windows, be prepared for the sun. The building faces east, so by late morning the sun is shining directly through those windows. I was sitting with my back to it and was so hot. I probably could have asked them to lower the shade, but it's something to consider when choosing your table. Shana was our server, and she was great. Friendly, attentive, and checked on us regularly. Now for the best part. The sorbet mimosas. We ordered two, one with mango sorbet and one with lemon and raspberry sorbet, and they were incredible. If you come here, these are an absolute must order. We started with the fried green tomatoes. They were good, but they were clearly made from frozen slices rather than fresh-cut tomatoes. I ordered the salmon cakes with eggs and a pancake. Everything was delicious. No complaints at all. The food easily earns 5 stars. The decor has a classic old-school diner vibe with black and white checkered floors and chrome accents, which I really liked. My only real complaint was the bar seating. If you're on the shorter side, the stools are not very comfortable. The seats are not very deep, there is no foot rail to rest your feet on, and since the stools are bolted to the floor, you cannot scoot in to get comfortable. The backs of my legs started going numb, so we moved to a table as soon as one opened up. Ironically, it was the table directly in front of that hot window. Overall, I'd definitely come back. Great food, excellent service, and those sorbet mimosas alone are worth the visit. Just be strategic about where you sit if you're visiting on a warm, sunny day.

I've tried to eat here twice. Failed!! I really don't understand how they are still open. The food…read moreis not good (no flavor/bland, and dried out weird eggs), the portions are horrible, the prices are crazy, the service was nothing special, the ambiance is run down hole in the wall (to go orders only), and they do NOT have consistent hours of operation. They are NOT open at 8AM as listed here on Yelp; and furthermore, what breakfast restaurant "anywhere" does even open until 8AM? Ha haaaaaaa ROTFLMBOIT Are you serious? That's insane! These are ALL recipes for a restaurant closing.

If you're looking for a halal breakfast spot with great food, generous portions, and flavorful…read morepork-free options, look no further than Philly Breakfast Spot. This was my first time trying it out, and it really hit the spot. For those who don't eat pork and are tired of the usual turkey bacon or sausage alternatives, the beef bacon here is a welcome change. The cinnamon French toast was freaking amazing. It had the perfect balance of sweetness and cinnamon, with a soft center and a slightly crisp edge. The fresh strawberries on top made it even better. The beef bacon was cooked to perfection, flavorful and satisfying without being overly greasy. The cheese eggs were also on point: fluffy, creamy, and seasoned so well that I didn't even need to add salt or pepper, which I usually do. Portion sizes are very generous, so you definitely get your money's worth. The service was great too. Everyone was friendly, and I didn't have to wait long at all for my food. Just keep in mind that seating is extremely limited. It's more of a takeout spot than a dine-in restaurant.