The food was so good! The service was fast and good ! The atmosphere is good for all ages !!!!read more

I recently visited Broken Egg and specifically ordered "3 single Eggs Benedict" -- I made it clear…read moreI wanted three individual Benedicts (totaling three eggs), not three full separate orders. The waitress misunderstood and brought out three complete plates. These are not cheap items, so it was a significant mix-up on their end. When I politely pointed out the error and asked if they could adjust the bill by removing the extra orders, the operational manager was brought over. Instead of trying to make it right, he knelt down to speak to me in a very condescending tone, explained restaurant policy, and only offered a 25% discount. He refused to compromise or remove any of the mistaken items, even though the kitchen error created the waste. I felt like I was being talked down to and treated like a child, which led me to ask if this was how they handled similar situations with adults. He immediately accused me of being insulting and emphasized his position. At that point, I chose not to escalate further to avoid causing a scene. I paid the bill (thankfully a friend helped cover it), but the whole interaction left a bad taste. The food itself looked fine from what I saw, but the combination of the order mistake and the dismissive, ego-driven response from management made the visit really frustrating. It felt like they were more interested in protecting policy than taking care of a customer after their own error. I understand mistakes happen in busy restaurants, and not everything can be fully comped once plated. However, a more empathetic and professional approach from the manager would have gone a long way. I'll think twice before returning.

Food is always good and the staff had always been very nice. The home team hash bowl is my…read morefavorite. Their pancakes are really good as well!

Sunrise sandwich and a Bellini Peach mimosa.... That's the order. You're welcome…read more Honestly, everything I've had here is good.

Clean place with great staff. Food looked amazing, and tasted very good…read more I would highly recommend this place and for sure will come back for lobster and chocolate dessert. 9 out of 10

Eclectic place for sure. Sorta Southern Mediterranean? I dunno…read more Started with the baked feta. Was unique but good. For entrees we had the redfish and the Zaatar flatbread. The fish was cooked perfectly. It was excellent. The Flatbread was very odd and earthy tasting. I do not recommend it. Hard pass. Service was quick and excellent. Our server was quite knowledgeable and knew the menu well. Nothin g on the menu that we just HAVE to come back for, but will return to try a few more things.

Again, a great experience! Some friends and I celebrated "Galentine's" on February 7. I'll admit we…read moreoriginally tried to get a table calling THREE weeks in advance to another restaurant who was willing to accommodate our party of 10 at 4:30 in the afternoon! That was in very poor "TASTE!" We called Strawberry Café instead. Reservations were made in the party was on! The staff was great and the food was delicious. Thanks again for accommodating our group.

The food was very good as well as the service. It's a really cute restaurant and it's very clean…read more The fried green tomato BLT was excellent.

Great food, great service. Our waitress Kennedy was the best!! They do need to have chocolate…read moremousse on the dessert menu!! But other than that, it was a great experience.

French southern restaurant. You can get the usual southern dishes and they also offer French…read morecuisine Escargot is pretty good. Herbs and butter covering the escargot, can't go wrong with that. Everything else needs some more seasoning. I know French cruisine is not as salty and heavy like southern food, but a little more seasoning would be better. Hashbrown was just plain hashbrown, probably straight from a bag.

Broad Street is a staple whenever I visit back home. In fact, it was one of hubby and I's first…read moredate spots before getting married! We are both fans of fresh food and Broad Street has it, not to mention the lovely bookstore upstairs you can visit before or after a meal. My most recent experience was setting up catering for little sis' bridal shower, and communication was swift with both Aven and Jaime. When party planning it can be very hectic, even for a smaller group, but the catering team was very helpful and answered all questions we had. We had at least 100 items altogether including sandwiches, pastries, and wraps and timing couldn't have been more perfect. Everyone enjoyed everything, except one thing I did notice was that the muffins and scones were the last things still left on guests plates, including mine. They were lacking luster in some area, and I am not exactly sure what. Flavor, texture, and moisture all could be culprits. But! Every single sandwich flavor was delectable! The crossaints were the best as they have always been. Note that the egg bites in video were not courtesy of Broad Street, but Urban Foxes - another wonderful review on them in the works!

Come in for a late breakfast. Have not been here in a while, and was disappointed with the visit…read more Place was dark and filthy. Many tables not cleaned. Floors were dirty. Ordered at counter and the person taking order seemed to care less if I was there. Food was good. It always has been solid. But this visit, it was nothing special. Maybe they were short-staffed or just an off day. This place was great for many years.

Came here because it was one of the few places open on Easter Sunday as we were driving home, and…read morewe were very impressed. First, the decor is very cool. Great Legos on display, a cool "game" vibe, and very friendly staff. The food was also really good. The chili cheese tots were excellent. The tots were crispy and the chili and cheese were delicious. My chicken sandwich on Texas toast was also very good. The pickles they put on this sandwich, along with the garlic mayo, really add great flavor, and the toast was buttered and perfectly toasted. The pizza was good and you can add extra pepperonis if you want, for $1. They have tons of board games and card games and even a few video games for people to play. They host gaming nights, apparently, which is cool. The service was also really good. They asked if we wanted water to go, and without asking, they brought a small to-go cup of lemons, since we had lemon with the water we had with our food. A very nice touch. It's an interesting place in the middle of Mississippi that is worth stopping at if you're passing through around lunch time.

If you are into all things nerdy, this would be a great restaurant and Tavern for you to visit. I…read morewas in town on business and looking for a place to have dinner. While doing so I stumbled across this location and decided to give it a try. I was amused by all the nerdy decor so I decided to nerd out and have dinner while watching Star Trek. My waiter explain the menu to me when I told him it was my first visit and offered good suggestions on items I should try. He informed me that they have various nights where they have board games, movies, and other activities. I ordered the pulled pork sandwich with coleslaw and pretzel bites. The food came out in a timely manner and was well prepared at a great temperature. Although the coleslaw was bland, you can tell it was freshly made. The pulled pork was a good portion and flavorful while the pretzel bites were fluffy and salty just like you would want them. As to my old fashioned, it tasted good, but they didn't include the traditional cherry for the old fashioned. I enjoyed this experience and the next time I'm in town I will visit for sure.

We absolutely love this restaurant. Amazing menu selections for brunch, dinner, desserts and…read morecocktails We love the ribeye and the sides. We came here 2 other nights in a row for the bread pudding and had the pleasure of meeting the baker, she was soo kind and def takes pride in her skill. This spot should be in everyone's agenda...

Overall 4.25 Stars…read more Buying a new sleep number mattress and base can get your appetite going. After a successful purchase and a hemorrhaging from my credit card, we opted to celebrate the occasion with a meal. And Lo and behold Table 100 was just across the street from where we were. Ambiance 4 Stars - as you walk into the establishment, you are transported back where the warm wood interior, cozy white table cloth tables or booths, high end bar drinks, and classy servers in their white or black attire are waiting to serve you. There plenty of tables and booths to seat a plentiful of patrons. And if you need a little bit more private, you can request a private room depending how many are in the party. 4.5 Stars - Service: our server, Andrew was wonderful, professional and has a great sense of humor. We bantered throughout our dinner but the conversation never crossed over to make anyone uncomfortable. He was observant of our needs and when to bring our next course. Our glasses stayed full with our beverage. 4.25 Stars - Food We ordered from the dinner menu instead of lunch due to our timing at 3:00. Let's just call it "Linner". Haha. 4 Stars - Grilled Swordfish- My wife ordered the dish and came with a decent size grilled swordfish fish, sauté spinach, creamed mash potatoes, and a beurre blanc sauce (lemon, butter and dry white wine). The swordfish was thick and moist; not dry at all. The beurre blanc balanced the bland spinach and the seasoned swordfish. The creamed potatoes were creamy, buttery's and not too salty. 3.75 Stars - Pan seared Redfish with cube fried potatoes, sauté green beans, beurre blanc sauce and top w a Chilean tomato salsa. The redfish was moist and tasty but I wish it had a little bit seared on it for a crunchy factor. The cubed potatoes were good but nothing to write about. The fresh sauté green beans could have a bit more garlic butter. 3.5 Stars Side dish: Deep Fried Brussel Sprouts. Hot, steamy and fresh. Has a slight crunch on the exterior leaves and was seasoned w a sprinkle of salt. 3.75 Dessert: Crème Brûlée and coffee. The crème brûlée crust was crunchy and the vanilla egg custard was good and smooth. It would have been better was a scoop of fresh whipped cream to go with the fresh fruit and crunchy layer. 5 Stars - French pressed Italian coffee. The coffee was a highlight of the dessert. It was hot, fresh, and strong. Just like an Italian coffee should be. It was between an espresso and caffe' Americano. Our, server, Andrew did a wonderful job on the coffee! I definitely recommend this place and we will be back. Don't forget to ask for Andrew, if he is available.

La Morena is a newly opened Mexican restaurant and while it is a bit tucked away in something more…read moreof a backstreet plaza more designed for a business like the dance studio next to it, if you miss out on dining here, it is definitely your loss. The staff here are absolutely amazing. This was excellent service. I went with the tacos and they were well priced at nine dollars for the plate. I would definitely recommend La Morena and I will give it a well deserved five stars.

La Morena in Ridgeland is an absolute gem if you're craving authentic Mexican food done right. I…read morewent with the tacos and a horchata, and everything was fresh, flavorful, and hit the spot. I also tried the chilaquiles, which were perfectly balanced with just the right amount of sauce and comfort-food vibes. You can tell they put care into the food here--simple, authentic, and satisfying. Definitely a spot I'll be coming back to.

Food is decent but I absolutely love the baked goods especially the fruit drop cookies which remind…read moreme of my mother's Christmas fruitcakes. Thanks for the memories.

I brought it up to the register . The two young gentlemen said no it wasn't mold, and when I called…read morethe manager, he was not very caring.