Very welcoming and great atmosphere, along with a very friendly staff and welcoming staff. Everyone greeted and said hello upon entering the restaurant. The atmosphere is cute, quaint, and comfortable, and with its decor of nostalgic pictures to the wallpaper and the bookcases - this the kind of place to sit down, have coffee, read a paper, either in quietness or mingle with friends. I truly enjoyed and had a liking to the ambiance.

After sitting down and looking through the menu, I decided to order the Breakfast Casserole with a side of their House Fries with Aioli and, always, a bloody mary (opt for their Honey Pie's Classic Bloody). The food came out quickly. Let me tell you, the casserole was as cheesy as can be and given in a very generous amount. It comes sunny, but I prefer and ordered my eggs scrambled. It wasn't what I expected in a casserole, but once I dove my fork in, all the cheesy goodness, sausage, and gravy came out. Underneath it all were the potatoes and biscuit/pie crust. It appeared that it was made like a pie, which I thought was different and unique for this casserole. The flavor and taste were a bit on the sweet side for my liking. The fries were seasoned very nicely with seasoned herbs. However, I didn't care for the aioli too much. Even with the flavor, it tasted too much like mayonnaise. Their Honey Pie Classic Bloody Mary was a bit disappointing as I've heard great things about it. Didn't particularly like the taste - I can't pinpoint it, but just wasn't the right flavor for me. The mimosa, which I made the decision to have later and wanted to try (because it brunch so it's a must!), came out in a tall glass cup and was too sweet for my taste, as well. However, I'd have to say it tasted like freshly sweet squeezed oranges, which is always appreciated. Once I was done with the meal and before asking for the check and boxes to go, I was asked if I wanted a pie for dessert and was shown a menu. Unfortunately, I kindly declined - my taste buds aren't too fond of sweets (as you can tell), and I didn't get a pie. Now that I think about it, I wish I wouldve gotten a pie "to go" because I've heard they're extremely good. Hence, their name 😉

Overall, the place was nice and the ambiance was cozy; the staff were very friendly and welcoming; the dish that I ordered (although generous) was no more or less than "okay" and the drinks would be described as "I've had better"; the prices, I felt in my opinion, were a bit high (ex. 1 egg for $3.50). Given that, I'd be interested in coming back and giving their other dishes a try and, most definitely, the next time around, get a piece of that pie.