Love this updated old school diner. Service is great and food is outstanding. Would definitely be…read morecoming back to this joint. Prices very reasonably.

Way way way over priced. $75 for 4 breakfast plates, one of those a kid's breakfast, and two…read morecoffees... look at the prices pictured for the side items. A place that charges enough for two loafs of bread for one side of toast deserves to go out of business. Also, the tables are too small. Like kid's tables. Four adults will have an awfully uncomfortable experience. Then the audacity to prompt a 30% tip on a $75 tab. Never go here

New ownership. Doesn't want the regulars from the previous ownership there anymore. Feel bad for…read morethe previous staff that are still working there. The new look of the place is odd. The bought basic blue collar restaurant but seem to rather have like a bar and grill type of place. They don't want our money so we stopped going there. We were going there twice a week.

Sad service. Actually no service after sitting with 4 servers walking by for 12 minutes. We left…read more Good luck folks.

Honey Jam is a great establishment that has a big space to hold many customers which is nice…read morebecause when it gets busy you are not having a long wait time. Their food is very delicious and they know how to cook your eggs to perfection! I'm a French toast girly and I wasn't super impressed with their version. The toast felt kinda tough and too hard but loved that I paired it with their eggs and ham that part did not disappoint.

I've now visited three times since Honey Jam Café took over George's Restaurant, and unfortunately,…read moreit's been consistently disappointing. The location--across from Gerald Honda--is convenient, but that's about the only positive. The food is underwhelming at best. I ordered the corned beef skillet, which is my usual go-to, so I know what a good one should taste like. This one was bland, the sunny-side-up eggs were a tad overcooked and the hash browns lacked any crispness around the edges. Honestly, without ketchup, it would've been hard to get through. Overall, the atmosphere felt dull and depressing. Country music soundtrack made it more so. At this point, it's clear the kitchen needs improvement, whether that's retraining or revisiting recipes. I'll likely be trying another spot down the street in future.

My partner and I LOVE Maple N Jams, they are fast, consistent, and delicious! We go almost every…read moreweekend sometimes twice a week.

Donna was awesome, as we're the other staff members we interacted with. The food was great, and the…read morerestaurant is spacious and still feels cozy at the same time.

First and foremost - everyone I interacted with was SUPER KIND, and I really liked some aspects of…read morethe experience. But for a premium price, I expect premium product, and this place is rough around the edges in ways that feel easy to fix. I'm pointing them out in hopes they'll be corrected. First the positive - the food was pretty good. Not great for the price, but pretty good. Drip coffee was better than most diners/cafes in the area. The ambience was pleasant. Here's the issues. 1. The furniture needs a refresh and I don't think the place has even been open that long. The side tables by the window are losing their finish - a fragment of wood got caught under my finger nail as I was sitting down and just lightly grazed the table with my hand. I also brushed away a few additional flakes coming up. The chiffon curtains are charming until you look closer and see they're speckled with food from past diners. A moss ball decoration in the bathroom is missing half its moss. It's little stuff, obviously, but when I spot things like this at a place otherwise charging a premium partially for cute aesthetics, I always get concerned that the lack of attention to detail might also be getting reflected in the food. 2. Value for money and food quality are also an issue. $20 for one slice of sourdough cut in half, a rather overdone French omelette with sour cream on top (not mentioned on the menu and a weird choice) a bowl of fruit I wasn't interested in rather than a choice of free side, and sausages I paid extra for, is not good value to me. The bread was good! The omelette was mediocre. The sausage was very solid, had a slight funk to it that I liked and suggested to me it was made in house - but 7 dollars for two sausage patties is absolutely wild. I would suggest Milkstop rethink the combos on its menu to include more and be priced a touch more transparently. 3. Finally, service. Everyone was VERY KIND, again, want to stress that, but service was slow and rather inattentive for most of the meal. The place was only half full, but water and an initial drink order were slow, and I waited for a while for the check while the staff chatted amongst themselves in the corner of the room. Not trying to be a dick, the life of a service worker is tough, but the place was mostly empty and I noticed they already charge a 3% service gratuity on your orders, so I'd expect a little better. Basically this place has a very charming surface with some wonkiness around the edges. I will definitely come back again but guys, come on - ditch the gross chiffon curtains, for both our sakes.

Stopped in on a Friday for a quick working lunch - very nice environment if you ever need the…read moreopportunity to do so. (and forgot to snap a picture!). I had the red pepper and cheddar quiche -- delicious! It was light and fluffy and came out in great timing. The salad was crisp and fresh, and the dressing was light -- just enough. Service was great and the entire staff was super friendly. I will definitely be back!

Johnathan was the host - he seemed a bit shy - needs to work on his welcome technique…read more Edgar was the coffee water guy and he was simply adorable and kind. Lizbeth was our waitress and she was so so wonderful and sweet. Coffee is good! The place is very cozy and vibrant and just the right atmosphere to have brunch. Very welcoming inside especially the holiday decorations. The food was delicious look at photo to see what we ordered.

Super friendly staff; a wide variety of yummy food. There's Latino inspired breakfast items on the…read moremenu. I want to try their American style breakfast next time.

The chicken avocado club is delicious, I also really enjoy the coffee as well. Perfect of a lunch…read morepick me up.

My husband and I dined in during a busy weekend and although BlackBerry Market was crowded, the…read moreservice was speedy fast! This fast casual cafe offers indoor and outdoor dining. It is located in downtown La Grange and while parking can be tricky, there is plenty available. It might just take a few extra minutes to find a spot. We both ordered sandwiches and liked em. We shared the caprese panini and the chicken avocado club sandwich. Both were delicious. The caprese panini was full of flavor and toasted to perfection. The chicken avocado sandwich had multiple layers which provided different textures. If you're in the area and looking for a quick meal, I highly recommend Blackberry Market.

Plenty of selections! Wonderful menu plenty of food, even for the vegetarian. Fair prices and great…read moreservice. Garage parking nearby for free and there is street parking.

It would probably be a 3.5 for service but can't give a 4 for food. It's still a solid spot. I…read moreliked the menu options, that things weren't too oily, and they allow substitutions. All good but nothing mind blowing, so have to go with a three. Still a solid stop for a classic breakfast though! I got the Denver scramble with egg whites, "hash browns" which are actually potatoes but I prefer them so that's fine, and a side of pancakes, I upgraded to pumpkins. All solid, nothing special.