Food was delish. Service was excellent and quick. Visiting from out of town and would definitely…read morestop here again if circumstances permit. The biscuits are phenomenal!

I recently visited Broken Egg and specifically ordered "3 single Eggs Benedict" -- I made it clear…read moreI wanted three individual Benedicts (totaling three eggs), not three full separate orders. The waitress misunderstood and brought out three complete plates. These are not cheap items, so it was a significant mix-up on their end. When I politely pointed out the error and asked if they could adjust the bill by removing the extra orders, the operational manager was brought over. Instead of trying to make it right, he knelt down to speak to me in a very condescending tone, explained restaurant policy, and only offered a 25% discount. He refused to compromise or remove any of the mistaken items, even though the kitchen error created the waste. I felt like I was being talked down to and treated like a child, which led me to ask if this was how they handled similar situations with adults. He immediately accused me of being insulting and emphasized his position. At that point, I chose not to escalate further to avoid causing a scene. I paid the bill (thankfully a friend helped cover it), but the whole interaction left a bad taste. The food itself looked fine from what I saw, but the combination of the order mistake and the dismissive, ego-driven response from management made the visit really frustrating. It felt like they were more interested in protecting policy than taking care of a customer after their own error. I understand mistakes happen in busy restaurants, and not everything can be fully comped once plated. However, a more empathetic and professional approach from the manager would have gone a long way. I'll think twice before returning.

Sunrise sandwich and a Bellini Peach mimosa.... That's the order. You're welcome…read more Honestly, everything I've had here is good.

I stopped by E.A.T.S. Diner in Ridgeland and went with a classic breakfast--two eggs, crispy bacon,…read morehashbrowns, and toast. Simple, hearty, and exactly what a good diner breakfast should be. The ambience has that laid-back, old-school diner feel--comfortable, welcoming, and perfect for starting the day without any rush. The service was friendly and attentive, making sure everything came out hot and just the way I wanted it. If you're in the Ridgeland area and craving a straightforward, satisfying breakfast with great service, E.A.T.S. Diner is definitely worth checking out.

Work somehow brought me to Jackson, Mississippi. As I scoured Yelp for spots to eat, Elvie's stood…read moreout. They came up on multiple recommendation lists as a place for great food in a cute restaurant atmosphere. We were so pleased to enjoy brunch here. First off, our server was such a gem. He was incredibly kind and provided standout service. Upon his recommendation, we ordered the duck fat hashbrown. It was a rich and decadent dish with crispy potatoes, eggs, bacon and covered in sauce! I was able to get my eggs scrambled although they usually come sunny side up. It was incredible delicious! This is an excellent spot to enjoy a meal in Jackson!

Quick lunch with my son. Although his dad and I visit often, it had been a while since I brought…read morehim here, so I wanted to treat him to one of my favorite spots in the city. Overall Rating: (4.5/5)So close to perfection. As someone who's constantly recommending Elvie's to everyone, here's my one small critique: If the Duck Fat Fries aren't available as the side with the Steak Frites, I'd love the option to substitute them--or, at the very least, not be charged extra for a side of garlic aioli to enjoy with the fries. For an entrée that's already on the pricier side ($$$$), that little touch would go a long way. That said, thank you for now accepting brunch reservations, keeping Happy Hour alive, and consistently delivering exceptional service and outstanding food. Those are the reasons Elvie's remains one of my favorite restaurants in the city. We'll definitely be back!

Friendly good customer service. Food came out fast. Seemed very authentic compared to other…read morerestaurants I've tried in the area. And they have a cute little market next door that you can shop at for unique toiletries, cosmetics clothes shoes and jewelry. My tacos were delicious

Friday night at 6:00 PM- we're the only ones here! But we are road weary having driven from Florida…read moreand stopped for the night before driving on home to Texas. Both our dishes were simple ingredients but the flavor was very good. Our server was friendly and attentive. Festive decor and we enjoyed everything. My margarita was delicious too!

Always one of my favorite go-to spots for breakfast, brunch, lunch, or early dinner. Consistently…read moredelicious food, exceptional service, and an atmosphere that never disappoints. A special shout-out to local restaurateur, owner, and community advocate Jeff Good. Thank you for your continued investment in the City of Jackson and for remaining committed to serving our community through your outstanding restaurants. Top-tier cuisine. Top-tier hospitality. Always worth the visit.

Visiting relatives in Jackson, they recommended Broad Street for takeout lunch so I treated and…read morepicked up the order. This review is strictly based on my Shrimp Po-Boy which had the worst fried shrimp I've ever experienced. It was cooked beyond belief and felt like chewing rubber. Breading was probably tasty had the order been properly cooked but could not tell. I had my wife taste a piece, she confirmed my opinion. Bread was buttered and grilled but did not have the feel of a real po-boy bun as if it were on the old side which is strange as the place is a bakery. I don't know what dressing was used, tasted like plain mayo. This is a strong do-not-ever-order recommendation. Fries were good, probably cut fresh. If I ate in, the order would be sent back to the kitchen. My replacement would likely have been better but QC on the takeout was lacking. I understand it's a popular spot in Jackson and was certainly full when I picked up the order. My meal, sadly, was quite forgettable. Other meals that were part of the order seemed OK but, in my eyes, uninspired.

Although it's tucked into a strip mall, Brent's Drugs is the real deal and far from ordinary…read more Originally opened as a pharmacy in 1946 in the Fondren neighborhood, it still operates in its original location today and beautifully preserves the nostalgia of classic soda fountains and old-school diners. With vintage stools, cozy booths, and music from the 1940s and 1950s playing in the background, it truly feels like stepping back in time. You can order burgers, fries, custom sodas, and milkshakes, but honestly the milkshakes alone are worth the visit. We went specifically for shakes and ended up adding a basket of fries, which we absolutely demolished. The service was excellent -- our milkshake and fries arrived within just a few minutes of ordering. The fries were seasoned really well, though I'm pretty sure the secret is a slightly sweet sugar blend mixed into the seasoning. Either way, they were addictive. The milkshake we tried was the Ginger Finger -- a vanilla shake blended with Butterfinger candy and a hint of ginger that gives it a subtle bite. It was unique and delicious. There's plenty of seating for everyone, whether you're dining solo, as a couple, or with a large group. The walls are lined with interesting photos that add to the charm, and parking is plentiful. Overall, it's just a neat, memorable experience that blends good food with a slice of history. A solid stop if you're in the area.

The food was great and the restaurant was the most adorable little diner!!! Perfect place for my…read more4-year-old. He loved the toys up front that were there to play with while we waited for our food.

Food is decent but I absolutely love the baked goods especially the fruit drop cookies which remind…read moreme of my mother's Christmas fruitcakes. Thanks for the memories.

Best blue plate special in town. The best bakery I've ever known the best desserts I've ever eaten…read more It's so wonderful.

Great food, and awesome service! James was the man! Food came out quick and was delish! Will…read moredefinitely be back!

I decided to try this place with my mother after taking a red-eye flight to Jackson. We walked in…read morearound 9am on a Sunday morning and, after confirming they had pork-alternatives on the menu, waited to be seated. The place was not crowded but was doing a decent business and we only waited about a minute before being escorted to our table. The space is slightly cramped, as you have to walk single file down the aisles, especially if there are customers at the tables. Regardless, the decor is nicely done with cool copper looking A/C ductwork exposed among the black painted rafters and beams in the ceiling. I was immediately arrested by the Apple Fritter French Toast, French toast style fritters with fried apples, rum butter sauce, blueberries and powdered sugar! Both the description and the pictures on the menu were mouth-watering! But I was also torn between that and the Bourbon Street Pancakes, three house-recipe cakes topped bananas, pecans, rum butter sauce drizzle and whipped cream. Yeah, I was thinking exactly what you are thinking right now! After much indecision, I opted for the French Toast, with a side of eggs and chicken sausage. My mom ordered the Pumplin Crunch Waffle, a pumpkin infused graham cracker crunch Belgian waffle, spiced pumpkin cheesecake butter, maple pumpkin syrup and powdered sugar. I also opted to try one of their Cranberry Pomegranate Fizz Mocktail, which was iced tea, cranberry and pomegranate syrups, lime and ginger beer, with rosemary and orange peel! We were taking no calories prisoner today! After a short wait, my mocktail was brought out. It was just okay. First, the glass was completely full of ice so there was barely any drink. The syrups were a little too sweet and the ginger beer was not very prominent. As I was tasting it, our server came back to inform me that they were out of apples for my French Toast. Maybe its just me, but 9am seems kind of early to be running out of ingredients for your featured dish at a breakfast/brunch restaurant... Anyway, that dilemna settled, I reverted to my other choice and got the Bourbon Pancakes. I also asked the server to remake my mocktail with less ice, which he obliged very quickly. Our food arrived shortly thereafter and the pancakes were really good! Just the right amount of flavor and syrup. My mom's belgian waffle was also pretty good, although she wished it had been larger. The eggs and sausage were decent, but not especially memorable. Overall, it was a really enjoyable first meal back in Jackson. I would not hesitate to come again!