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    Honey Day Coffee & Kitchen

    4.2 (187 reviews)
    Closed 8:30 am - 3:00 pm

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    Moderate noise
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    Good for kids

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    Mango guava

    We went Friday afternoon 12pm and dang it was so packed they forgot about us lol We sat down and ordered and waited like 35 min, and finally had to ask to get the order to go . Even then it took so long to get the order packed and when I paid in cash - they gave me the wrong change. ABLT was ok, the tater tots was yum. The drink mango guava sprits was alright too for $8 Usually I get their black sesame latte and that is good Ambiance it was rly crowded we sat in corner by the wall

    Johnathan W.

    Got here 11:22am the place was packed. It was very loud and we were told 25 min wait. Fortunately it only 10 minutes that made me happy. First we ordered drinks I decided to go with the Ginger Zinger, very tasty healthy drink. My wife got the creme brûlée latte and loved it. My daughter got the hot chocolate but drank it so fast I didn't even get a picture. Then we ordered food I decided to go with the Cobb salad that was tasty as well.

    Crispy Ddukbokki - comes with Jammy Eggs!
    Jeannette L.

    This place is fantastic! I had lunch at Honey Day Coffee & Kitchen with a colleague who made the reservation for us. When I got there, staff there were so nice. We were seated at a booth table. We ordered a variety to share and sample: - K-Street Toast - Lemon Ricotta Pancakes - Crispy Ddukbokki Also, I love their Black Sesame Matcha Lattes! Honey Day makes really good hot drinks, which is perfect this fall and upcoming winter season.

    Smores latte and cappuccino
    Rena Z.

    Food was excellent and lattes were so unique and tasty. Very friendly and welcoming staff. Very warm and cozy ambience.

    Egg breakfast of 2 over-hard eggs, slices of bacon, side salad and toasted sourdough.
    Kimberly N.

    If you are ever in this little cute town and wonder where to have breakfast, brunch or lunch, check out this place in Glen Rock, NJ! As a visitor, I look forward to eat when whenever I visit relatives. The food here is consistently delicious, and their coffee and drinks are yummy too. Today, I had their breakfast of over hard eggs, bacon, sourdough buttered toast, and a side salad. Although it is your basic breakfast, there is something to look forward to when you are here. Perhaps it's the side salad with its unique house dressing, the accommodating crème brûlée iced coffee, or the vibe of the place, it just makes the eating experience special. I also tried their steak too, and it was very flavorful. The best was the sausage my grandson had on his plate. After finishing it, his mom ordered a side of sausage. With the price of $5, it came with 2 patties. The sausage put my bacon to shame. So much flavor in each bite, and the more you eat, the more you want! It was THAT good! I don't know if they make their own sausage patties in-house or not, but you can go wrong with this item. The only bad thing I have to say is the waiting for your drinks and food. However, once you get your order, savor the time you have between you and your food. Take it easy, slow down, and enjoy the every bites until your plate is clean, and your stomach is full. Happy eating!

    Jose P.

    I have visited Honey Day Kitchen various times and it has ALWAYS been pleasant meals. Reservations are not accepted during weekends, but the staff did a great job at sitting us within ten minutes. We started with a Rose Latte and Cafe Latte. Both beverages were phenomenal, at the perfect temperature, and in large mugs. The entrees were fantastic: Crispy Ddukbokki (sweet and spicy crispy rice cakes, jammy egg, everything seasoning) and the Egg Breakfast (2 eggs, Turkey Bacon, Toast, Tater-Tots). The Ddukbokki was firm, pleasantly spicy, and that sauce was exquisite. The Egg Breakfast was deliciously seasoned and filling. One thing that I appreciate about Honey Day is, that it takes a fair amount of time for the food to be presented. I don't mind that, at all. Once the food arrives, you could tell that it was all made fresh and with appealing presentations. Honey Day will continue to be a breakfast/brunch top pick and hope everyone enjoys their memorable food.

    Italian Focaccia
    Sarah K.

    If you are looking for a brunch spot, this is definitely a spot you need to check out. They have such pretty and yummy (a combination which some places have a hard time pulling off). And they have seasonal drinks, which elevate the brunch vibes. And, as a Korean-American, I love that some of their dishes are Korean inspired or a fusion of Korean flavors, so you can find dishes that are not your typical brunch flavors. My friend and I went on a Saturday around lunch time/early afternoon, so we had to wait a few minutes, but it wasn't that long of a wait because it was only 2 of us. The food always looks like it's made with fresh ingredients and healthy, too. My friend and I tried the following dishes and drinks and they were all good. -Warm Salad Stack ($16) - I was surprised at how good and flavorful this was. It definitely had a lot of healthy ingredients but didn't feel like we were eating healthy food. We destroyed this super quickly. -Italian Focaccia ($18) - Very yummy and filling sandwich. Could barely finish it because it was a fat sandwich. -Chicken Caprese ($20) - My friend and I really liked this one. Again, the ingredients are very simple but so full of flavor. -Earl Grey Iced Matcha ($8) - This was my friend's drink and she said it was really good. -Salted Maple Shaken Espresso ($8) - This is a seasonal drink and it was a strong drink, but it was delicious especially with the salted maple cold foam. This one you could only get it iced. Hopefully this comes back over and over again on the menu. I read the other reviews and people mentioned about the prices being a bit steep, but I could see the value in what they charge because everything was fresh and the service and attention was great, too. So, if you are looking for a brunch spot in this area, you definitely need to check this place out. Not only will your food be pretty for pictures and videos, the food will be delicious (and healthy depending on what you order). Things to know before you go: -Parking is street or metered, so plan ahead with time to find parking and have someone go in and put their name down. -With the different milks, I wasn't charged for making mine oat milk, but definitely double check. -If you go, you definitely need to try one of their drinks, which again are so Instagramable and delicious. They also have a lot of non-coffee drinks. -They do reservations but just not on Sundays and they recommend making reservations a day in advance rather than the day of. You could do this on their website. -You could order for pick-up, but not delivery.

    Joanne T.

    One of my favorite brunch spots! First time I attended was for a Yelp Elite event - since then, I've been dreaming of returning back! I stopped in the other morning with my mom and had a lovely experience. We arrived at opening, so there was no line and we were seated immediately. The seating is majority couches and they are very comfortable. Menus are already stacked at the tables so you don't have to wait to explore the menu. I ordered a strawberry matcha - it was one of the best I've ever had! I then ordered a croissant breakfast and my mom ordered an egg breakfast. Both were filling and delicious. Very pleased with my visit and looking forward to returning back.

    Honey cinnamon latte
    Lili M.

    Came here on a trip to NJ and it was great! My friend recommended it as she had been here before and enjoyed it. They have really delicious food, warm and comforting lattes, and the atmosphere was relaxed and pleasant. The restaurant is super cute, good amounting of seating, the staff were friendly and helpful. Parking was a little difficult but we were lucky to find parking pretty close to the restaurant. I tried the honey cinnamon latte with oat milk, and loved it! It felt like sipping a warm hug in the cold day that we went. The chorizo breakfast wrap was good and filling and the tater tots were amazing! The tater tots were crunchy on the outside and fluffy on the inside. I would come again if in the area for sure.

    Iced rose latte
    Stephanie P.

    This was my first experience at Honey Day Coffee and Kitchen. I was impressed with the service and selection of food. My party and I made a reservation for brunch. From Friday through the weekend, this appeared to be the best approach. For a Friday morning, the restaurant was busy and people were waiting to be seated. The restaurant honored our reservation immediately. For a starter, I tried the waffle croissant with berry syrup, fresh berries, and whipped cream. This was the perfect breakfast hybrid to share. I really loved my power omelette. This was a three egg white omelette stuffed with spinach, feta, and bacon. I selected home fries as a side. The French toast was also ordered and had a great taste. There were a ton of delicious coffee selections. I ordered the iced rose latte. I will definitely come back for the excellent service and food.

    Kimchi Fries
    Benedict C.

    Honey Day is a cute spot for drinks and food. I went with my family and we sampled a lot of their offerings. Everything was good but I felt like their prices are a little steep. Now I don't mind paying when the food item sets itself apart but nothing about the food wowed me to justify the increased price for myself. The drinks were very good though. For myself I got a Red Eye and the K-Chicken & Waffles. The Red Eye was nice, hot, and strong--just how I like it. The chicken was also good but pricey. An order was $22 and at that price I don't think I'd order it again. There was nothing wrong with it, the chicken was pretty moist and flavorful; it even had a little heat. The waffle had a nice texture to it, but like I said it didn't really amaze me. Luckily my party also ordered some appetizers to share so I was pretty full from the meal. If I only got the chicken and waffles I'd say the portion is on the smaller side. We got kimchi fries, tteokbokki, and the warm salad stack to share. Again, everything was good but pricey. I feel like the kimchi fries could've used more kimchi but they were still solid. The salad stack was nice but I wish it came with more pitas. And the tteokbokki was decent but the serving size was a bit small for the price you pay. All the drinks were solid and I'd love to come back for drinks. The food I'm a little iffy on. The place is cute though and the service was very attentive.

    Salmon toast
    Roxanne O.

    Busy place but friendly service. Our drinks and food came out quickly. The strawberry matcha was the perfect choice, not too sweet and balanced. Nothing bad to say about the food!

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    Angela L.

    Omelette was decent, they def got my order wrong but I didn't even feel like complaining or requesting a change . Nothing spectacular or standing out about an omelette here. Service was quick , and the server was kind and attentive. Cool ambiance as it's a cute spot to go with friends or family.

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    They ask you to not linger more than 90 minutes. So I would think no.

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