Went to Prevail for breakfast while visiting Montgomery. Beautiful location, and very quiet area…read moreduring the morning(except the alarm that was blaring, I'm sure it doesn't happen often.) The fresh pastries looked great, and Alex patiently informed me about local Conecuh sausage, which I proceeded to order the Conecuh croissant. It was delicious! The Honey Coffee with Macadamia Nut Milk had good, strong coffee with a little sweetness, which is my preference. The fruit cups were good too, but seemed to attract the fruit flies. The ambience is so great! You can sit quietly in a corner to work or read, or have joy and laughter close by. The employees are friendly and the customers are considerate too. I suppose it's just the South. My only qualm is that it would be great if they open earlier than 7am. There were a few customers waiting, including me, that were at door before opening time.

Prevail Union is such a warm and cozy cafe deep in the heart of downtown. It is a great place to…read morerelax during the day or even to get some work done. Their menu has great coffee and tea options. They have plenty of homemade flavors that really take the drinks to the next level. I had a matcha latte, and it was fantastic! Very fresh and tasty. I had a great experience at this spot. The baristas were very nice and pleasant. If you are ever in the downtown area, you should definitely make a stop!

Second time going and we are hooked. Big selection of drinks to choose from. Very quick service…read more Would recommend!

use to be good ... not anymore! Teas aren't made like they use to be when the previous owner owned…read moreit ... they don't put aloe in the teas yet charges you for it! That is half of the healthy part ... Mostly I'm disappointed on how they treat "their loyal customers" but really they don't! They will continue to lose customers until they are closed....

Food and vibe was great 10000/100 will come back when I'm in town. Love the customer service…read moreeveryone was great

Jazzy's Eats and Treats is a great place to have brunch, given breakfast and brunch is all this…read morerestaurant serves and that is all they have on the menu. This focus should and does translate into good results, but it is a work in progress. I came here with two friends and we were in agreement this is a great place for breakfast and brunch, but also in agreement their coffee and tea game could be stepped up. There are no real hot tea choices and the coffee is a bit on the weak side. There is also no iced tap water, only bottled water to pour over ice. They only charge a buck for the water, but it is a consideration. I ordered the shrimp and grits with a side of bacon, which I highly recommend. The grits have a creamy consistency aided with lots of cheese and butter, the latter of which is great for flavor, but could be restrained a bit. You are not here to count the calories. There are a decent number of shrimp atop, with proper Cajun seasoning befitting the eponymously named and New Orleans styled Jazz restaurant. The side of bacon, which came out in a caramelized semicrisp state, complimented the shrimp and added its own savory flavor to put it over the top for me. Jazzy's New Orleans underpinning was consistent in its flavor profile across all our dishes. The Cajun seasoning was evident in the Salmon Croquettes and the Fish and Grits my friends ordered. Everything received positive reviews, save for the pancakes one of my friends ordered on the side, which were considered mildly positive, and the Croquettes, which were a bit too heavily seasoned with the increased sodium content. Prices are reasonable and, after all is said and done, each person will come to about thirty bucks, including the tip, which is automatically charged at fifteen percent. Service was good, but this automatic gratuity charge is a practice I do not like and is reflected in my review rating, but do not let that dissuade you from coming here. 3.5 stars!

Lovely decor Very nice environment and ambience…read more Peaceful music Clean Nice, friendly, helpful staff Gives Montgomery more international and cultural flavor Varied menu with plenty of options

I came here to study, the ambiance was perfect. I ordered the 떤보기 & signature smoothie. It was…read moregreat. The whole cafe smells so clean as well. I bought two cases of 떡 .

Two words: liquid crack! That's the coffee that our entire group was obsessed with and ordered…read moremultiple times each day during our weeklong stay at the hotel across the street. There's live music and open mic nights. I was able to have a nice meeting here, with moderate noise levels. There's not a huge food menu, mostly pastries.

Ambiance is great, service is great, and food trucks burgers are great. Theme was Green for St…read more Pats! Fun times.

The cashier that took my order was friendly and upbeat. The lobby was clean and I could hear the…read morekitchen working well together. Got our food fast and the employee who brought it to our table was friendly. I appreciate how the employees are running this location and look forward to returning soon.

No chocolate ice cream wow I would have one every day…read more Everyone has chocolate why don't

Going Back I arrived after the morning rush. The employee…read morepromptly acknowledged me, greeted me politely, and asked for my order. Service was fast, friendly, and efficient, and the donuts were fresh and generously sized. Overall, it was a great experience, and I'll definitely be back.

These are the best donuts I've had in my life. Also the beat donuts in Montgomery. Did they he…read moredrive-thru, so I don't know what it's like in the lobby. Fast and friendly service, though I could see there were several cars behind me, so I guess it's best to avoid the 9am rush.

This was my fourth time eating at this restaurant. I had my favorite meal, oxtails with beans and…read morerice with Mac and cheese, plantains absolutely delicious with a ginger beer. Service was excellent and polite. The restaurant atmosphere was very pleasant and relaxed.

I guess I have neglected to rate this place yet, so time to remedy that oversite…read more I am a big fan of cuisine from around the world, and I love Caribbean dishes. I have had both their stewed chicken in brown sauce and the jerk chicken, both of which were excellent. For an American palette, I think they need to remove the bones from the stewed chicken, but A+ for authenticity. If you ask for hot sauce, they will give you some "homemade sauce", which I would call a Scotch Bonnet relish, not sweet. It is great, but pretty chunky for being called a sauce. It has that great spicy sweet heat of the scotch bonnet pepper, and is a great compliment to collards.