My friend and I went to Briarpatch on a Saturday for brunch, which is always a gamble with wait…read moretimes. We walked in around 1 and there was a very short wait. We ended up sitting at the bar to avoid waiting for a table. The bar was really tight but we made it work. My friend ordered an espresso martini, and it was too milky. For our food, everything was excellent. The avocado toast was fresh and the eggs were perfectly over medium. The home fries were also perfectly crispy. My friend ordered the kale salad with chicken and we both agreed it was one of the best salads we've ever had. The kale was fresh, the chicken was very tender and the dressing was the perfect amount. Between the service and food, we had an excellent experience!

Top spot for brunch in all of Orlando. Preston provided…read moreexcellent service today and the food is always on point. Pancakes and French toast are incredible. We got to meet Patches the squirrel and he was adorable. Can't wait to come back!!

This place is a destination restaurant! It's a must visit and don't forget to grab some baked goods…read morefor later. The extensive and creative menu will keep you coming back which is great for the locals. My 7th Trimester biscuit was different delicious and decadent. I'm so glad I ate that crazy creation. I only wish I had mere time here to go back and try other items. I was greeted very pleasantly at the door and Shepherded through my selection. Everyone behind the counter was happy and pleasant. The dining area is bright comfortable and whimsical. They serve alcohol so have a mimosa with your breakfast. This place is a gem and you have to go here if you're reading this Yelp review!!!

I wanted to enjoy Se7enBites more, but the food did not quite live up to the prices during my…read morevisit. The portions and overall quality felt underwhelming for what we paid, especially considering how highly recommended this spot tends to be. The baked goods were also on the expensive side. Some of them were enjoyable, but the quality seemed inconsistent, and not everything felt worth the premium price. At this price point, I expected the food to be more memorable and the flavors to stand out more. The restaurant has a cute, casual bakery atmosphere, but the value was the biggest issue for me. I do not mind paying more for high-quality food, especially from a local business, but the experience needs to justify the cost. There were a few good items, so I would not completely rule out trying Se7enBites again. However, based on this visit, I would be more selective about what I ordered and would probably stick to one baked item rather than committing to a full meal. The service was average.

Coming back from New Orleans is tough, especially when this foodie ate his fill of fried chicken…read moreand gumbo. But I had an urge to find some fried chicken that is lightly battered and this place hit the spot. Located just off of Park Avenue and Fairbanks is The Hen & Hog. Got a 6 piece fried chicken anf a few sides which consisted of mac and cheese, fries and a pickled slaw. Juicy freshly fried and ever so gently battered chicken that was crisp with every bite. Definitely some tasty chicken. I really liked the slaw that had garlic onions celery and some other items but it cut through the savoriness of the chicken. Yes, i ate all of it to the bone. Wife also got chicken and waffles which she thoroughly enjoyed. Also had fried banana peppers with a pimento spread. Pretty nice combination. Staff was super helpful. They also have wings with a lot of great sauces to try. That will be my order for next time. Cant wait to come back.

My friend and I stopped in over a weekend for lunch. We were greeted by the friendliest guy who…read morecame up to the front who explained everything on the menus we saw upfront on the screens, about specials, and how to order at the counter. We took our time scanning through all the options and I settled upon the cuban sandwich and my friend had a burger. You order at the counter and they bring the food to you. The inside of the restaurant was cute. I really enjoyed the live stream of the cows grazing in the fields. The rustic vibe fit the brand great. It only took a short while to get our food. My cuban was great. The bread was nicely toasted. The meat was extremely juicy on the sandwich. My friend enjoyed the taste of her burger. We both thought the fries had nice crispiness. There were several families enjoying lunch inside while we were in here. I saw they had a brunch menu and think in my next visit I want to experience the chicken and waffles I keep hearing about.

The food, the atmosphere, and the people are all wonderful! To me, this is the best bakery in…read moreOrlando. The quality and flavor never change. The texture--along with that perfect touch of sweetness--in their *pan dulce* (specifically the *piñita*) is truly unique; it brings back memories of the *pan salao* or *pan dulce* from Maracaibo. You simply cannot miss their *pastelitos* and *empanadas*. I have no idea how they manage to recreate the exact same flavors we used to enjoy back in Venezuela. They make everything delicious Tanto la comida, el ambiente y su gente son maravillosos! Para mi es el mejor bakery de Orlando. La calidad y el sabor nunca cambia. La textura y el toque perfecto de azúcar en el Pan dulce (pinita) es muy original y recuerda el sabor del "pan salao" o pan dulce de Maracaibo. No pueden perderse los pastelitos y las enpanadas. No se como logran crear el mismo sabor de lo que probabamos en Venezuela.

This is a hidden gem is part of the backside of a strip mall on aloma ave. I had NO IDEA such a…read moredelicious place was back there! Pia's serves sweet breads and coffee biscuits as well as coffees and other delicious treats. We tried the dulce de leche cake and it was thick! But with coffee it melted in your mouth. The little rolls I tried were also lightly glazed with sugar and delicious! She also had Dulce de leche rolls that were thick and delicious. Great balance and we really liked those. We also grabs some fresh bread for a dinner side that night. Next visit I am going to try her empanadas. She was so attentive and nice. She is making great use of her tiny store front.

Cute little mom and pop diner. Definitely retro including their music. Very cute and friendly…read morestaffs. We had pancakes, quiche, eggs etc. all very good. Plenty of parking. Yelp did not pull up Sally's Diner.

Hole in the wall diner now called Sally's Diner. It was clean and utilitarian seating. So we…read moregrabbed a booth. I ordered the two eggs, home fries, bacon that came with a choice of bread. I asked for a biscuit. Eggs were fine. The home fries and the biscuit tasted the same. Obviously the grill imparted a "flavor" to the home fries and biscuit as both were grilled. This flavor was not good. The crispy bacon was ok. Had black marks on it that I could not u sweat and from cooking. My son's two eggs, half order of biscuits and gravy with bacon he enjoyed. As we were paying I noticed I had ordered the special 7-9 daily for 8.99 but I was charged 10.50. When I asked she said I gave you extra bacon I thought you would want that. At that point I scratched Sally's off the list and will never return. Kinda shady.

Great service and food was great! The bloody Mary was also delicious! Ashlyn was a sweetheart too…read more Definitelt recommend.

Great spot for dessert and late night coffee, although the americano seemed to lack flavor and to…read morewatered down, but was still needed to keep going tonight Really cute cookies and desserts It's a smaller location isn't too far from here and has the same theme throughout with the friendliest service

My cardinal rule when judging a café is simple: if the coffee -- be it a robust espresso or a…read morevelvety café con leche -- impresses, there's a strong chance the kitchen will follow suit. At Roses, this theory stands validated. Returning after a hiatus of over five years, and with the space having transformed from its previous incarnation, I found myself pleasantly surprised. The service was attentive without being intrusive, setting a warm tone for the morning. The coffee was impeccable -- rich, balanced, and expertly prepared -- a true marker of a café that understands its craft. The French toast I ordered was a standout: perfectly crisp on the outside, tender within, and satisfying enough to fuel a motorcycle ride on a bright Saturday morning. The atmosphere is quietly charming -- a laid-back, metro-inspired aesthetic that feels both familiar and effortlessly stylish. It's clear that Roses has cultivated a devoted local following, while also welcoming newcomers with open arms. Located conveniently for a weekend breakfast, Roses proved a worthy alternative after a missed opportunity elsewhere on Park Avenue. For those seeking a quintessential, no-fuss morning meal with great coffee and genuine hospitality, Roses earns a well-deserved two thumbs up.

This was a really disappointing experience overall. First, the process to make a reservation, being…read morethreatened with a steep cancellation fee per person along with table time limits etc felt really over the top, especially since the Saturday brunch crowd was very sparse in reality. Second, the service. We waited forever to get greeted and receive waters, and I do mean almost 15 minutes. We never got water refills during the entirety of our meal. And lastly, the food. Paying $7 for a side of COLD, stale bacon was a slap in the face. Again, it was not busy at all when we were there. Also, the rose latte was like drinking syrup.

I've overlooked Maple Street so many times despite being a frequent visitor to the downtown Oviedo…read morearea. Because my original eatery was unexpectedly closed, I decided to finally pop in. Very glad I did so! Nice counter service cafe type that immediately feels welcoming. The tables were all clean so I quickly made my order and found a spot to tuck into. First things, the maple latte I ordered exceeded my expectations. Lovely latte with great flavor that wasn't overpowering. Sometimes the sweeteners pack too much punch but this latte was spot on. The food was also nice! Very southern comfort. Flakey and buttery biscuits galore with all the fixings available. Grits, potatoes, bacon, you name eat. I tried the berry waffles which were really nice as well. Again, not too sweet! The flavor was spot on though they could have been a tad crispier. But it's a solid option for coffee and brunch in the area. The prices are super reasonable and the staff was patient and friendly.

I am a huge fan of Maple Street and have been going here since 2018. I was sad to hear the news…read moreabout them potentially closing in 2028 and being replaced with Biscuit Belly so I gave them a try to show my support. The biscuit was good but not as good as it was back then. Something is missing. The sauce is not as flavorful as before and the biscuits were a little bit tough and dry. The chicken was good but not remarkably juicy or memorable. However, the service was great as usual and the ambiance was good too. I love their outdoor seating and I really like how they got rid of the question of the day naming system. Overall, I'll be returning to Maple Street until they close and ordering the peach lemonade and Five & Dime every single time.