Taste and Glory

Food and service always great here! Tom yum scramble and creme brûlée French toast are my favorite but really you can't go wrong with anything on their menu. Tasty drinks too!

Food and service were great and everyone in our party enjoyed whatever they ordered. The servers were very friendly and attend to our needs quickly.

The food was good, the wait was not long during a week day, but the service was mediocre. The waitress got the wrong order , we had to wait for it to be done, they did not bring us an extra plate and forgot to bring butter for pancakes. Their answer was that the pancakes had the butter was added to the batter.

Such a delicious and fun experience!
We were in the area looking for something to eat and came across this place online, since most places aren't open before 11am.

Bank was our server and he was very attentive and kind, even greeting us on our way in. They have such an extensive menu of breakfast favorites, ranging from sweet, savory, to Thai fusion items.

We got the Perfect Pancake and the Garden Omelette-- both which was so delicious and aesthetically pleasing to look at. Their rainbow potatoes was something I've never seen before. It seems to be a mix of red potato, sweet potato and ube? Served alongside some fresh fruit. The sweet potato tater puffs were very yummy as well.

My only complaint would be the draft coming from the door, but I think it's automatic and closes by itself after a minute or so.

Overall, service was great, atmosphere was very nice and interior is well lit. The food was so fresh and delicious. I can't wait to come back and try their more unqiue menu items!

Interior had a simple, yet aesthetic look to it. Plenty of parking in the back or you can also do street parking.

Menu option was small but there were good offerings. They have chefs special, omelette, and Benedicts.

My friends and I got there at 10:45am on a Sunday and luckily there wasn't a long wait. When we left, there was a huge line outside the door! Not sure if I would wait that long in line though. It's similar to Surisan or Sweet Maple.

I ordered the crab cake benedict with no arugula. The eggs were nicely poached and potatoes were well seasoned.

My friends got the "perfect pancake" and "Thai tea French toast" which looked so photogenic and yummy! We all enjoyed our meals.

Their blue butterfly lemonade was very sweet and tasty!

Service was kind and attentive. I suggest coming early to avoid the lines.

Came for lunch on a weekday around 12:30pm and there were still a few tables empty and our party of 3 were seated right away.

The yaki udon was really good, perfectly cooked and seasoned. I would have no problem ordering this again. There were small pieces of bacon in it that my friend had to fish out but if you really can't eat bacon then it might be difficult to remove every piece. I actually didn't realize it had bacon until she pointed it out. The egg was a little undercooked as there was some egg white that was still runny.

The South Side scramble was pretty big and had a mild spice level to it. The rainbow potatoes were surprisingly my favorite part of the dish. Although it was good, I would try something else next time.

The chicken croffle was tasty and I liked the sauce, which I think had gochujang or sriracha, I can't remember but it did have a slight kick to it. The chicken was perfectly crispy and juicy and the croffle was a basically a croissant smashed by a waffle maker. I've had better croffle that were fluffier while still crispy. It's not the best Asian fusion chicken and waffle I've had before but this is still really good and would not mind getting it again.

The Thai tea French toast really tastes as it sounds yet looks better than it tastes. The Thai tea sauce wasn't too sweet, which I appreciated and I think the crushed oreo is more for presentation than for flavor. I wouldn't mind getting this again but would probably would try something else next time.

The service was ok. We got small glasses of water at the beginning and no return for a refill. The place is well lit and decor is so pretty! Great place for a brunch date. Would love to come back to try their other dishes.

I get lunch in this area often and I always seem to see a line out the door for this place every time so I was super excited to try it myself!

Came in on a Friday at 1pm for a late lunch with a party of 2. There were still plenty of people inside but we were able to get a table with less than 2min wait.

Service was great, we had our orders taken, food came out reasonably fast, and we got a check-in and a last-call warning during our entrees. We also got offered some timely refills for our cold and hot coffees.

Chicken Croffle - the perfect sweet and savory option! The croffle is slightly sweet and goes great with the chicken together. They both also taste great by itself. I like that you get syrup and spicy mayo on the side so you can choose how/when to dip your croffle and/or chicken. It takes a bit of finesse unstacking a layer and cutting it on the plate but you'll get the hang of it after a while.

Basil Ribeye - the sauce is so good!! It's a great hearty option for those that aren't interested in the usual sweet brunch food. I got bite of everything and the meat is super juicy and tender from what I could tell.

I had a great time, this seems like a great place to catch up with friends and enjoy a yummy delicious meal! I would recommend coming during off hours to avoid the long line because there's no shade outside so it probably wouldn't be a comfy wait during peak hours.

I was a bit disappointed with the service and some of the dishes here. The wait was long but that was expected so I didn't mind. However, the people in charge of making drinks did not see the order and we waited 30-45min after we placed the order to receive 2 drinks. I saw them cleaning up the station when we still had not gotten anything. When asking another worker about it, he walked away and did not check with them.
The food was a hit or miss situation. I loved the croffles and chicken. The steak sandwich though ended up being very soggy from the sauce and was almost falling apart. It tasted good but hard to eat. The creme brulee French toast was bitter around the crust but better in the center.
Overall, not worth the wait to me. It's also very overstimulating with how packed the tables are and how noisy it gets.

Excellent spot for brunch! Staff was efficient and friendly. Food was delicious. Drinks were good! Ambiance was very comfortable and the music playlist was spot on.

I had the chicken and croffles with a side of fries and yuzu lemonade. Everything was really good. Chicken was crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside. Croffles were flakey and had a nice bite to them. Yuzu lemonade was perfect and not too tart.

I couldn't help but stare at all the beautiful dishes going by as they were being delivered to other diners. I'm definitely coming back to try everything else on the menu.

I've been eager to try this place and finally got the chance this weekend! We arrived around 1 p.m. on a Saturday and were seated right away.

I usually stick with eggs Benedict for brunch, but I decided to venture out and try the Tom Yum scramble because it sounded so unique! I was pleasantly surprised by the generous amount of crab and how well the flavors blended. However, the croissant on the outside didn't add much to the dish, I think I would have preferred just the scramble on its own. My partner had the chicken croffle, which was also delicious. The chicken was crispy on the outside and tender inside, with the croffle perfectly cooked. We also ordered the lychee drink and Thai iced tea, both of which were refreshing.

Though some tables were a bit close together, the overall atmosphere was great, enhanced by the stylish and contemporary decor. The excellent service further contributed to a highly enjoyable experience.