WOW! Service was perfect!! Super friendly, very attentive, menu knowledgeable, constantly came to…read moreensure our coffee mug was filled and that we didn't need anything! They sat us down with no wait and took our order quickly! Ambiance was cute, typical breakfast spot. I had my favorite eggs benedict and they were tasty. The menu order over looks amazing, I would definitely recommend this place!

The coffee here is some of the best diner coffee I've had in a while. The service is incredibly…read morefast and genuinely friendly. I would recommend any of the pancakes especially the buckwheat. The breakfast quesadilla with chorizo was delicious. Enjoyed the mixed culture inspirations in the menu offerings.

Not bad at all. Sure shot for a good enough breakfast. We had gift cards to spend so we weren't the…read moreleast disappointed. Prices are pretty good--three of us ate well and even had cocktails, all for just around $75 before tip. Service was great. We were seated in less than 5 minutes, having arrived just before 2 PM on a Sunday. And our server was so sweet and friendly and professional and attentive. The bacon is parbroiled and then finished before serving. So mine was burnt, but they replaced it with no problem. The second time around, I ordered it like my brothers, which was Jess parbroiled in no additional cooking. And it was perfect. I do like that their pancakes are multigrain and yet still light and fluffy. I got the banana walnut, and it was pretty good.

STRAWBERRY TRES LECHES FRENCH TOAST Thick-cut,…read morecustard-dipped, griddled challah bread, fresh lazed strawberries, warm dulce de leche, whipped cream and spiced gingerbread cookie crumbles Lightly dusted with powdered cinnamon sugar. 14.29 PURPLE HAZE Lemon, cane sugar, butterfly pea flower tea and a hint of lavender.

No wait to be seated on a Wednesday around 10am. Pleasant…read moreatmosphere inside, with a good number of outdoor seats available. I went with an egg sandwich and coffee. Sandwich came with an enormous mound of fried potatoes. With a dash of hot sauce, the sandwich was pretty good. Potatoes also were tasty, but way too many for me to eat. Ordinarily I would prefer a local establishment for breakfast, but the location across the street from my hotel was hard to resist. Overall, just a bit bland ( it is a chain), but perfectly acceptable.

First Watch is a favorite of mine, so we came here while we were out of town simply because we knew…read morewe were going to eat good! For a family of six, we ordered and didn't wait long before we were all served and licking our chops at all the goodness. Everything was perfect to our liking and further solidified our trust in the excellent service and amazing food. I added a picture of the silverware because I honestly was in awe. It's rare to go to a restaurant now a days with cutlery this clean and sparkly, not a water stain in sight. That fact, was an added touch of appreciation for this place.

Came in after physical therapy and the parking lot was full almost got hit very tight squeeze and…read morenot enough room to maneuver. Once inside all the young women were at the desk talking they greeted us and we asked for a Togo menu. 15 mins later a young lady Cee to take our order and walked me to the back by the kitchen to pay for our food! Our food can and we left. The young lady who took my order was very sweet and kind and patient. Bae loved his pancake he said it was the best pancake he's had in a long time!

The Breakfast Kingdom Where Biscuits Rule and Coffee Never Ends…read more My weekend diner tour brought me to Scramblers, because sometimes you just need to start your morning surrounded by gravy and hope. I ordered the biscuits and gravy with a side of eggs, and wow -- these biscuits are massive. We're talking biscuit-as-planet levels of big. Flaky, buttery perfection that could probably qualify for statehood. The gravy? Smooth, peppery, and the kind of good that makes you briefly consider writing poetry about breakfast. The eggs were cooked exactly as I asked -- which, at most diners, is like hitting the lottery. And let's talk about the coffee -- served in your own personal thermos, because apparently Scramblers understands that caffeine is not a drink, it's a lifestyle. My cup was never empty, which is how you earn lifelong customer loyalty. Before leaving, I picked up a to-go order for the tribe: fruit bowl, more biscuits and gravy (because why stop at one victory), scrambled eggs, and the Toast of France (which sounds fancy but basically means "French toast that won at life"). Every plate came back clean, like a breakfast crime scene where the only suspect is satisfaction. Final Verdict: Scramblers doesn't just serve breakfast -- they restore your faith in mornings.

Hangover Easy has been one of our go-to breakfast spots for years. It's a classic diner in the…read moreheart of a college town, and the atmosphere has an electric, fun college vibe that fits the setting perfectly. The chicken and waffles are consistently excellent and are one of the main reasons we keep coming back. I'd normally give this place five stars, but this last visit did feel like a few balls got dropped. They appear to have switched to a different coffee creamer that tasted artificial and ruined their coffee for us, and our server was a bit inattentive, forgetting a few of our requests. That said, this has consistently been a fantastic breakfast spot over the years, and one off visit isn't enough to change that. If you're looking for a casual, reliable breakfast with great food, Hangover Easy is absolutely worth a visit.

Very delicious and classic breakfast right near campus, always a favorite of mine…read more Service was awesome and it was a quiet morning but it's super fun and cute inside with the decor My boyfriend ordered an omelette (something verde?) and enjoyed it! I got the sausage skillet which has been my go to since college, it's very flavorful and a big portion, I couldn't even finish it on this time. We each got a biscuit with our breakfast which was quite hefty and dense, not exactly a traditional biscuit and a little thick and drier for my taste but certainly not bad. A lovely visit before walking campus!

Always clean and tidy, friendly staff, and quick service. Food was great, enjoyed a Sunday brunch…read more As can be seen in my photos, this was my combo breakfast / lunch, all tasted great, special mention for the potatoes that were excellent, along with the muffin, that was a Biscov delight! Coffee was good and the staff made sure our cups were full Love the fact that we can get almost anything on the menu all day. Reason for the 4 stars was that the Espresso and Latte machines were faulty and my wife really wanted an iced Latte, which could not be done. Unfortunate, but should have options for the Sunday crowd! Does not really take the gloss off of the place, highly recommended.

Stopped by Mimi's Café near Polaris and had the Turkey Pesto Ciabatta, and it was very good and…read morefull of flavor. The combination of turkey, bacon, avocado, and melted mozzarella came together really well, and every bite had a nice balance of savory flavors. The turkey was flavorful, and I especially enjoyed the bacon and avocado on the toasted ciabatta bread. This is a great lunch spot in the Polaris / north Columbus area if you're looking for a satisfying sandwich with fresh ingredients and generous portions. The fries were a good classic side with the sandwich. Mimi's Café 1428 Polaris Pkwy Columbus, OH 43240

I would have to say this is the best location. The staff is amazing. Our serve Maria was so nice…read moreand just was on point. She definitely did everything was a smile. I tried the breakfast nachos without eggs and we put sausage crumbles on the nachos amazing. Also I tried the breakfast sandwich and with bacon. Again everything was fresh and amazing. I definitely would love to come back and try their lunch menu!!

Another amazing breakfast. i would like to commend Katrina for her amazing mannerism and attention…read moreto detail. Katrina is very complimentary to my son and I. Thank you Katrina for being a wonderful person. We love Sunny Street Cafe.‍

Great little brunch spot. Service was fantastic, server was friendly and had a smile the whole…read moretime. Restrooms are clean. Food was fresh, hot and full of flavor. The frog eyes were delicious. Hearty but good. I topped it off with homemade toaster strudel which was fantastic. A melon drama mimosa was a nice treat to wash the food down. My husband had the sausage bowl which he said was wonderful. The fresh onions and peppers were nice. He topped his meal off with a house Bloody Mary which was well made.

This was one of the most frustrating brunch experiences I've had…read more We joined the waitlist and almost immediately received a text saying our table was ready. By the time we walked to the host stand--literally within seconds--we were told we had already lost our spot. They put us back on the waitlist and told us it would be about 20 minutes. After waiting around 25 minutes, we received another text saying our table was ready. Once again, we went straight to the host stand, only to be told there wasn't actually a table available. We asked if we could at least sit at the bar, but since we were a party of four, that wasn't an option. Instead, they added us to the waitlist for a third time and told us to wait another 20 minutes. The most disappointing part was watching more than 10 couples get seated while we continued to be overlooked. It felt like the waitlist system was completely disorganized, and the staff offered no real explanation or solution. After wasting nearly an hour, we decided to leave and have brunch somewhere else. Fortunately, the other restaurant was excellent. Unfortunately, this place turned what should have been a relaxing brunch into a frustrating and disappointing experience.