I had been to the Loveland Le Peep location before, but this was my first time at the Montgomery…read moreone. It's inside of the TriHealth Fitness & Health Pavilion so we weren't sure what to expect, but it was great! We visited back in late May on a Thursday morning and we were the only ones there, so the food came quickly! I ordered the Harvest Benedict and my friend got the Boulder Crepes and we split them. Both were delicious and portions were generous. Not your typical brunch place atmosphere (lots of seniors walking by to get to the fitness center!) but a nice casual spot.

Food was delicious! Service was excellent!…read moreVery close to my house Perfect place to meet friends!

Okay, biscuit lovers, I just had a religious experience at Maple Street Biscuit Company in…read moreColumbus, Ohio, and I need to tell you about it. From the moment I walked in, I knew this wasn't your average breakfast joint. Their {unique-feature} - let's call it the palpable sense of genuine Southern hospitality mixed with a modern, quirky vibe - immediately sets the stage. It's like your cool grandma's kitchen, but with better coffee (more on that later!). But let's talk about the star of the show: the Biscuits n' Gravy. Oh. My. Goodness. Forget everything you think you know about this Southern staple. This was next-level comfort food. The biscuit itself was perfectly fluffy on the inside, slightly crisp on the outside, and had that subtle buttermilk tang that just makes your soul sing. And the gravy? Forget the bland, floury stuff you get at some places. This was a country gravy, rich, savory, and clearly made with love. The flavors were so spot-on, so perfectly balanced, that when the manager asked how I was enjoying my meal, I practically gushed about the flavor profile! He proudly explained that they make it fresh, on-site, every single day. Amazing. Seriously, I even asked for more gravy (and I'm not ashamed!). The chicken was perfectly seasoned and crispy. The welcoming atmosphere is the real deal. It's not just about saying "hello"; it's about making you feel like you're part of the Maple Street family. It's the kind of place where you instantly relax and feel comfortable lingering over your coffee (which, by the way, they have a whole coffee bar with assorted flavors!). The excellent service just seals the deal. From the friendly cashier to the attentive staff refilling my coffee, everyone seemed genuinely happy to be there and eager to make my experience a great one. The manager, especially, was incredibly nice and clearly takes pride in his team and the food they're serving. It's clear they've cultivated a positive and supportive work environment, and that translates directly into the customer experience. For the price, Maple Street Biscuit Company is an absolute steal. Whether you're a couple looking for a cozy brunch spot, a family needing a satisfying and affordable meal, or a die-hard food enthusiast searching for the perfect biscuit, this place delivers. Trust me, folks, this isn't just breakfast; it's an experience. Go. Now. You won't regret it.

All in all a good experience and meal. I got the Retro Breakfast (eggs, biscuits, has browns, and…read morebacon) with the spicy sausage gravy and a cold brew with cold foam. The coffee was delightful. A little sweeter than I anticipated, but it wasn't overwhelming at all. The meal was solid and was delivered to the table quickly. While the biscuit was biscuiting, I've gotta give five gold stars to the spicy sausage gravy. I doubt it's made in-house, but it definitely tasted homemade! As a bonus, they brought out complimentary Bonuts to our table... Initially we had no idea what we were eating... but we finished them, which should tell ya' they were delish.

Holy moly that was one of the best salads I've ever had! I had the Autumn salad with grilled salmon…read moreand I'll be thinking about it for a long time. Our server was great! Very nice and prompt. We first came here for a wedding in the fall, so we couldn't get the wedding venue vibe out of our heads, but regardless, very pretty place. Excited that it's pretty close to our new house!

Stumbled across this while home for the holidays. It was such a cute surprise! Growing up in the…read morearea there were not a lot of food options outside of fast food. The space is clean, bright, lots of seating and the staff were so kind! The menu has so many great options, we opted for brunch, but I'm looking forward to a future visit to try more! Food was fresh and high quality. Highly recommend.

Stopped by for breakfast and were impressed with the menu. They also had several breakfast…read morecocktails and we ordered a bottle of champagne that came with multiple juice options for mimosas. The food was delicious and portions sizes were nice. Everyone in our party enjoyed their food and the service was great!

Great little brunch place in Loveland, very convenient public parking lot across the street…read more Service was fast and friendly and my California Benedict was delicious! Loved the vibe and will definitely visit again

We met friends for lunch and stopped at Half Day Cafe. It was a nice lunch. The tables are placed…read morenicely and everything is very open, it's a very nice brunch spot. We sat at a table with 5 people and even with it being busy you could still have a great conversation. The place had a very cozy and open atmosphere. I had a Caramel Macchiato Latte with Almond while waiting for others to join me. The server was very friendly and helpful. She suggested great meals to eat and luckily one of the ones she suggested is what I had- Fig, Gouda, Bacon sandwich. I also substituted the bread for gluten free bread.

I got one of the breakfast plates. Potatoes were okay. Hot sauce choices chalulolo and tobacco,…read moreboth definitely needed .. Orange juice was good. Maybe I need to try other stuff in the menu. But I feel there are better choices in the area.

We were warmly and patiently greeted by the cashier upon entering this Loveland local coffee house…read moreknown for community building. The exposed brick walls and cool java related decor make it a cozy space. There are two windows providing some natural light but mostly it's a warm, dark space. While they allow working inside they do limit usage on weekends to accommodate as many folks as possible. My husband really enjoyed his latte and said they use good coffee. We ordered a chocolate croissant, two scramble bowls with sweet potatoes, and an everything bagel with cream cheese. We enjoyed all of our treats and would recommend! Shop small and shop local!

This is a sweet little spot and a great stop off the Loveland bike trail. They have a play area for…read morekids and it's connected to a store you can walk through. We had one of their breakfast bowls and a Cortado. Unfortunately their espresso is not my favorite, but I'm sure it's good if you like really dark roasts. We love how the space is decorated and they have incredibly friendly staff.

My husband and I just visited here for the first time three weeks ago and have already returned…read moretwice. It is the best value for a sit down restaurant we have found in the area recently. The service is really good. Seated promptly, waters come out promptly, minor order modifications handled easily. We have really enjoyed the variety of food. My husband loves the salads and the bowls and pizzas are also good. Probably the favorite entree we have had is the fish and chips. We find the drinks particularly reasonably priced and the cocktails are good. We really like the blueberry one. The space is sunny and open. We have been with our kids and see lots of friendly groups dining there. Free parking in the garage is another plus.

I'm not necessarily a brunch person and I in know this place is pretty popular for that but they…read moreactually have their dinner items available which was nice. I ordered the miso salmon and it was really good - everything was seasoned so well that I enjoyed the cauliflower (which I usually hate). Really nice flavor, salmon cooked perfectly. I also ordered the whipped feta for the table and it was good, but nothing amazing. Service was quick and really attentive. Definitely would come back here and they were very toddler friendly too!

Nice looking spot in Montgomery, good interior and it was pretty busy when we went…read more Got seated right away though, no wait. Food was decent. Our server was a younger guy and the service was quick and friendly. Solid enough for a casual visit.

Busy place with good food! Adds 3% if you pay with a credit (not a debit) card…read more We got here without a reservation on a Monday around noon (May 2026). While they were busy, we didnt have to wait long for a booth. Our server quickly offered strong hot $4 coffee and a personal teapot to brew our $4 Earl Grey. There were season recipes available, but we found what we wanted on the regular menu. $10 Eggs As You Wish gave us two over-easy eggs, super-crispy hash brown sticks, our choice of slightly-sweet whole grain toast, and a $4 add-on of a savory oatey local pork-beef hash called goetta, much like Maryland's corn-based scrapple. We had more good old breakfast food: a $12 stack of fluffy buttermilk pancakes with whipped butter, light powdered sugar, a maple syrup, with a side of goetta included. Both were breakfasts that were a perfect traditional balance of flavor and texture. We had luscious $14 Smoked Salmon Toast on richly-flavored multigrain toast, made into a crunchy fresh sandwich with caper-dotted cream cheese, crisp cucumber slices, sliced red onion, and tasty microgreens. And we went vegetarian with $11.50 Vegetable multigrain Toast: creamy avocado, thick ripe tomato, pickled red onion, fresh cucumber, thin radish slices, and microgreens All of the food was delicious and creative, and that includes the tasty well-crafted vegetarian offerings. Prices were quite reasonable. The staff was welcoming and attentive. We ate at a leisurely pace with generous coffee refills, and never felt rushed. We envied those who thought to ask for patio-seating. They do add 3% to credit-card payments (not to debit-cards), which is posted so you know ahead of time. My only advice is to ask for a table if you find that a booth can feel a little tight. (Me :-). We loved our visit here!