Loved it. Today was…read moreour first time at Jay Jay's. We really enjoyed it. The dining room is quite spacious with a mix of booths and tables. The pie cabinet is at the host station and it looks amazing. We arrived about 9 am on a Thursday, so there was plenty of parking and seating. Ashly was our server. She was quite pleasant and did a great job. Other servers were around often with coffee refills which was nice. Two of us split the following for breakfast: - Chicken Fried Chicken with Hashbrowns and 2 Eggs Fried Over-Medium - Side Egg: 2 Soft Scrambled - 2 Coffees The breakfast came out pretty quickly. The food was hot and it was all tasty. I was pleasantly surprised that the soft-scrambled eggs came out as-ordered. They were perfect. We were too full to try a slice of pie but we'll be back. Thanks Jay Jay's for a nice first experience.

We were looking for a brunch place when other restaurants were looking at 1hr+ waits and came…read moreacross Jay Jay. I would say don't sleep on on this place! Their pancakes were great and the pricing was also quite reasonable. We were seated immediately and our service was super kind. It was also apparent they have quite a few regulars, which gives it a nice hometown vibe. I see this becoming a new regular brunch spot for us!

We were in the area before heading to H-E-B and decided to stop here for breakfast. It ended up…read morebeing the best decision! The food was absolutely delicious and packed with flavor. My boyfriend ordered the chicken and waffles, and I got the Kids' Little Grace since I wasn't very hungry, along with a lemonade. Everything was fresh, flavorful, and exceeded our expectations. The staff was also incredibly friendly. We had just missed the breakfast rush, and we saw everyone busy cleaning and keeping the restaurant looking great. Just a heads-up: this isn't a traditional sit-down restaurant with table service. You order and pay at the counter, receive a number, and then find a table while they bring your food out. It felt like a fast-casual brunch spot, which we actually really liked. We'll definitely be back to try more of the menu!

Waffles 9 out of 10 Orange juice 10/10…read moreBreakfast taco 5/10 Biscuit and egg 4/10 Maple coffee 8/10 not warm enough but good. Crispy tater tots 10/10

Food was okay, had a grilled chicken salad. I was with a…read morelarge crowd and the food was served scattered over time and my salad order was wrong, but quickly fixed. Checking out found different prices from menu to paying. No gluten free options.

Quiet little spot with great service and good food!…read more The waffle was Texas shaped and delish! The scrambled eggs with cheese were perfect and the cook did a fantastic job on my extra crispy bacon! Great spot for families or big groups! Ask for Leann! She was super friendly and had great recommendations!

They spare the space with Sugar Bee Sweets Bakery which is an added bonus!!…read moreThere's plenty of parking nearby and several entrances all leading to many tasty treats. You order and pay at the counter and receive at number to place on your table. My friend and I split a Blueberry-Havarti and a Hatch Pimento sandwich both on sourdough bread. My favorite was the Blueberry-Havarti; so delicious!! The amount of pimento cheese was a bit too much for me. The dining area is seemed small; however, the owner said that there are seats for 68. It seemed like most orders were to go. I was not a fan of their entire wall full of dead air plants; definitely not what you expect in a sandwich shop using fresh ingredients; the owner's response was air plants are hard to keep alive. I suggest faux or fresh living plants

Stopped in for lunch today because we were craving sandwiches and there weren't any seats over at…read moreThe Tin Cup. What a pleasant surprise! I had half a sandwich and soup combo- the Basic Bee & tomato soup. It was sooooo good!!! My family all had different sandwiches that looked equally amazing. The hibiscus tea was delightful. The service was friendly enough and the decor inside the restaurant was cute without being overdone. We stopped over at Sugar Bee for cake pops after.

A nice variety of breakfast foods. There are also lunch options if you're not a breakfast personread more

Hey gang. Cars in the shop, tummies on Echo. Needed to break the fast. GP has stepped up their game…read moreon hospitality and added a First Watch. Big YES. Why? Service here is consistently top notch. Food is also stellar. The picture in your head usually matches what's plated before you. Have never had a bad pour of java, or bad bite. This was a relaxing way to start my day. Stay cool.

In town, wanting authentic, so here we are!…read more First off this place is off the beaten path and honestly I thought I was lost and there it was! You walk in a tiny hallway and bam traditional old school diner, we were seated right away! Everyone is so nice. Get the big giant menu but I already went to the "lighter side" section for healthy choice and ordered the poached eggs on English with a side of grits. We also ordered the basic omelette with the biscuit option. Served quick but enjoyed seeing some really delicious looking plates come out to other tables. My English mussin was literally perfect so thin too, poached eggs perfect, grits, OMG super yummy, omelette was perfect. Ok! Let's move on to the fresh made buttermilk biscuits and gravy. I must say for the record I hate gravy not even at thanksgiving but wanted to try this southern luxury. TO DIE FOR! And same with the biscuits, the very best I ever had and I ended up instead of tasting, I ate a whole biscuit! Yep I did and with the gravy! This is a must eat here place! If I could give 10 stars I would!

After the Bruno Mars Romantic Tour lit up Arlington, we needed a place to wind down -- and this…read morerestaurant delivered exactly what we didn't know we were craving. The food was flat‑out amazing -- fresh, flavorful, and the kind of "just good food" that hits your soul after a long night of singing your heart out. Our server? Easily one of the best I've had in a long time. Friendly, attentive, and somehow always there at the perfect moment without hovering. You can tell they take pride in making people feel welcome. The whole place has that classic, comforting Texas charm -- nothing fancy, just great people serving great food. After a high‑energy concert, it was the perfect reset. If you're in Arlington and want a spot that treats you right and feeds you even better, this is it. I'll definitely be back.

Unique menu of some old classics! Staff is awesome with…read moreguidance if the menu becomes overwhelming. I'll definitely be returning.

This is a hidden gem! - truly. The menu is full of tasty…read moresandwiches and coffee under the "Expresso Yourself" box of the menu. I tired the Righteous Iced Latte (brown sugar and cinnamon) and it was delicious. After grabbing coffee, I made my way into the hidden bookstore- similar to a speak easy! The sweetest young lady explained the books, merch and an entire wall of local authors. Who knew that Arlington had so many talented writers! I can't wait to return when I'm not rushed! The next trip I'm ordering the Killed Cheese! AND they have breakfast!!!

I am a frequent guest. I am trying to lose weight and I am here 1-2 times a week. It seems like…read morewithin the past few months, most of the workers are using less and less lettuce and toppings. A small salad with chicken used to last me 3 days for dinner, now I'm lucky if it lasts 2. There is one guy that works here, if he is serving I go elsewhere. However there is one lady who is amazing and she is the ONLY one who gets a tip from me. I have already emailed corporate and never got a response.

Need a fresh salad that doesn't feel like punishment? Salata should be on your list…read more With 50+ ingredients, 10+ dressings, and 4-5 protein choices, you can build your salad exactly the way you want it--or let the pros do the thinking and start with a classic like a Cobb. The portions are generous, the ingredients are fresh, and you can pile that bowl pretty high. Bowls and wraps are both available, so there's really no excuse to say salad is boring. There is, however, one small problem: your healthy lunch can get dangerously close to a $20 bill. This isn't exactly the dollar-menu version of salad. But the portions are substantial enough that I consider it a full meal rather than rabbit food with a side of disappointment. Bottom line: If you can stomach the price, put Salata in heavy rotation. It's fresh, customizable, filling, and genuinely delicious. Your wallet may complain. Your waistline probably won't.