Amari's

I came in early afternoon (around 11am). The place was clean with soft music playing. I was greeted promptly by the server and self sat. I ordered the chicken and waffles with a strawberry lemonade. The strawberry lemonade was delicious ! The wait for my order wasn’t too long and the food was hot and well plated. I enjoyed every part of my experience at the restaurant. Then I ordered the short ribs to go.

Omg. First time and it was well worth it! Food, service atmosphere excellent. Had the seafood omelette bursting with crab meat and shrimps, it did not disappoint. Hubby had chicken cheesesteak he was well pleased. Got fish platters for take home. Pack patients as chef do they thing in that overly clean kitchen 🫶

This is restaurant is truly a gem. I'm so glad I have it a try. The service was prompt and professional. The food was seasoned to perfection & well made. I opted for 2 eggs scrambled, home fries, bacon, rye toast & cranberry juice. The price point of the menu was fair. They have a jazz band every other Sunday with no cover charge. The restaurant was clean and in good repair. As well as the restrooms. This is definitely a staple in the community. And a delightful place to please your palate.

Stopped for lunch after seeing Bartram's Garden. Friendly service, but not fast which tells me they take care and put love into every dish. The beef short ribs and grits were spectacular. Fantastic flavors, meat was cooked perfectly, and southern grits done right. Delicious meal, plus the fruit lemonades are a must!

I absolutely go there for the swai fish it's perfect not salty seasoned perfect nothing is overwhelming the other. The salmon wrap is delicious also the seasoned fries.

I was in Philly today picking up my daughter from Temple. I wanted to get some soul food early in the morning to take home with me. The customer service and the food was amazing. I got the best shrimp and grits I have ever had they were eaten in the car and didn’t even make it home. I also purchased the fish dinner which was seasoned and cooked perfectly. I will definitely be going back!

I truly enjoyed the seafood omelet! I will be returning to try the fish very soon!

Their breakfast is pretty good. I normally order the fish and grits. I just wish they’d season the fish batter better. It taste very bland! Grits and home fries are good though.

Googled a nice soulful place to eat while out in Philly and me and my beau went here. Nice place to try but was a bit of a drive. Food : 3/5 The food was eatable and good. The grits would have been better if they had some more seasoning in them. Eggs were good. Fish was lightly seasoned was a bit bland. I will say I'm happy it was salty and overpowering because then it would have just been bad. I think they have the potential to get the seasoning proportion right other than that I enjoyed my meal fully. Service: 4/5 Waitress was very nice and welcoming. She gave suggestions on what to try being our first time there and was pleasant. Ambiance: 4/5 Loveeee the cleanliness, art work, music selection and how spacious and homey it felt inside. Insulated very well might I add.

Today I was reminded - don't judge a "book" by its cover... I have walked by and driven by this restaurant multiple times. I have even heard live music when walking by (at least twice) but never decided to dine here until today and I'm so glad that I made the choice to do so. When we walked up to the restaurant, 2 men greeted us (after we were seated inside we saw that they were musicians); when we entered, I surveyed the restaurant slowly looking for signage or something to try and figure out if we should seat ourselves but as we made our way to the rear seating section, a waitress asked if we were dining in - we were so she advised us to seat ourselves. Once seated she came to our table with menus; it didn't take long for us to order. We both ordered Pomegranate lemonade to drink and for our main dishes my hubby ordered the fish and grits and I ordered a veggie omelette with cheese, which came with a side of home fries and I added a side of turkey bacon (requested to be cooked well) and my hubby also ordered a side of French toast. Everything was delicious - and yes, I sampled his food too (lol)! My favorite was the fish (he ordered Whiting; Swai was also an option). The texture and flavor of the fish was perfect; the grits were already seasoned (to our liking). The veggie omelette was good but I should've said light on the cheese because it was a tad too cheesy for me but it was still very good. The turkey bacon was also cooked per my request and the home fries were also a good texture and seasoned to my satisfaction. Almost forgot - the French toast, which was very flavorful. Last, shortly after we ordered the band began to play - I think they played a 30 - 45 minute set, which sounded great. Based on the service, the prices, the taste of the food and the entertainment, I WILL be back!

street parking is available. old school bench seating. We ordered food and had a 35 minute wait until we got it. The fried fish(swai) was fried perfectly golden brown and juicy. The mac n cheese was more like buttered noodles, as there was no cheese on them at all. The sweet tatoes are sweet and they have too much ciinnamon(to me, not a big fan of a lot of cinnamon). The mango lemonade was good.

The food here was mid. It wasn't bad, but it wasn't great. I was very underwhelmed lol nothing was inedible or anything like that, it just wasn't amazing either. Plenty of better breakfast spots out there. The service was extremely slow, had to ask for our bill once we realized no one was going to check in on us. Then had to go hand then the bill after a good 10-15 minutes when we realized again that no one was going to check in on us lol. This is a great spot if you just want a place to pop by without the fuss of a reservation but otherwise I would go somewhere else.

Everything was delicious! I had the seafood omelette, pancakes and we shared the shrimp and grits. The grits were buttery and creamy. The pancakes were fluffy and flavorful. Our waiter Dominique was kind and patient. His service was incredible. The seafood omelette was filled with small shrimp and real crab meat! The manager Eric Coleman checked on us too! He is kind and polite. Great restaurant!!!

My Sister treated me to Sunday Brunch here recently. The food was excellent and thank you to the chef for serving food whose temperature was "hot" not lukewarm. I hate being served lukewarm food. The Writing fish tasted as if it was fresh out the skillet! Yummy! I'm p!eased an bout the up tick of the small businesses in our area. Especially ones owned and/ or operated by African Americans. The manager was quite industrious with a keen sense of business knowledge. I do hope that the owner listens to and takes in consideration his managerial I sight and addresses a few of his recommendations.I might add that he was delightful to conversation with. Do I see a repeat visit?. Absolutely! And perhaps on that occasion we can have the live jazz experience. Sheila E Santana and Doreen Douglas

Go! Don't even think about not going! You want food? Good food? Good service? Then go! I stumbled upon Amari's (although I heard of it before) while I was actually planning to go Bookers. The way the parking was set up we ended up coming up on Amari's first and was like let's check it out. We were greeted upon entering, waved in, told to sit right down, was told who our server was and was given the spill about how they had the best shrimp and grits in the city (with social proof). The food was really good. I find some of these breakfast spots food starts to taste just like the grease and the grill so I wasn't sure what to expect. Everything was great. The toast, the eggs (I really hardly ever eat eggs at places because they never scramble them right) these were delish! They had BEEF BACON. No pork on my fork! A lot of these place do not carry beef bacon. It's always Turkey or chicken. The bacon was slamming! Ohhhh and the grits! Slamming! My husband didn't even put sugar in his (I know he should be doing that anyway). He did the steak and eggs and it was a skirt steak so we didn't have to wait all day for it to get done and it was pretty tasty. Our server was on point and we had a really good time. Def going back for the live jazz one day. Might go back TODAY! The only thing I would suggest is that Amari's comes up with their own mix of drinks. They only have bottled drinks (teas and juices and lemonade) and they just don't hit the same with the food like a homemade iced tea or handmade lemonade would!

Amari's Restaurant owner. Sunday jazz brunch. Had a blast! Good food, fun and music. Amari's Restaurant 50th Baltimore ave.

Was in Baltimore for a weekend getaway just wanted take out. Food was ok. No wow moment. Service was questionable I Waited at the bar way to long just for someone to ask if they could help me.

Walked in from the rain to enjoy brunch at a local owned restaurant. Waited at the front of the restaurant for a few minutes while the waitress took the order at a table of 12. I asked if we could set ourselves. Walked to the back of the restaurant and sat at a open table. Waitress came over and took our order. I Ordered the fish and grits and my date ordered the veggie omelet with cheese grits and a side of potatoes with green peppers and onions. I thought we it would take forever to get our food but it came our fast. The grits are very creamy. The Swai fish was 1 piece but it was good. The prices are in line with the portions. The waitress checked on us a few times and the food comes out quickly. They should have a sign to seat yourself. I will most definitely return for lunch or dinner when in my home town. I do enjoy patronizing locally owned businesses. They have jazz from 12-3 on Sunday but the jazz players never showed up while I was there from 12:30-2.

REVISED!!!! 8/5/17 Went for breakfast while dining I got a refill of coffee. THE SERVER POURED SEVERAL ROACHES INTO MY CUP!!!! I still had to pay my check! NEVER EVER DINING HERE AGAIN!!!!!!!!! This little jewel on Baltimore Avenue is the place that everyone should visit. Amari's has prompt, friendly service and good food. The menu has enough of the classic food options; standard breakfast and lunch items such as fish, chicken and burgers. Now on the upside and much to my delight they serve crab Benedict! It was flavorful with a generous amount of crab meat. On the side I had a short stack that consisted of three beautiful large golden brown pancakes. Short by no means!I was served a piping hot cup of coffee that was strong but not overwhelming, the refills are free. The most important thing of all, they have the most reasonable prices. I commend them for keeping the prices low as they are considering and matching the economics of the neighborhood. Unlike other restaurants in the area who use the college and gentrified crowd to out price the neighborhood. Amari's also has a live jazz brunch from time to time, you have to check their website. Enjoy!!

We went to Amari's for jazz brunch -- it's great that they have live jazz on Sunday afternoons. The cheesy grits were THE BEST grits I've ever had. The rest of the food we tried was okay, nothing special. I'd want to come back for the cheesy grits.

The owner Eric was such a sweetheart! He invited us in with welcome arms. The seafood omelet, homefries, and Mac and cheese were so flavorful. I love the creole cuisine! You should definitely walk into this quaint establishment.

I came to Amari's restaurant for Sunday brunch post Dragon Boat practice with two of my teammates. We were all super hungry, and really excited to try the special brunch menu that Amari's was running for the weekend! We ordered the cornbread French toast with blueberry compote, the chicken and carrot cake waffles, and the hennesy sriracha wings, and overall I was very happy with our order. The cornbread french toast was flaky and buttery and filling but not overpoweringly sweet, and the chicken with carrot cake waffles were really great as well. The chicken was lightly battered and fried and very moist, and the waffles had a hint of sweetness and paired very nicely with the chicken. I was a bit less impressed with the hennesy sriracha wings, which were very well cooked but a little bit too saucy. Service is good albeit a bit slow (that just means you get more time with whoever you're dining with!), and the jazz and the family feel of the restaurant are really great as well!

Delicious & affordable local black owned business!! Solid breakfast sandwiches & coffee when you're on the go.. love this spot

I'm so upset. I expected more based on the reviews, but everything I got was lacking... The wings were watery and flavorless, the mac and cheese had no flavor and I've never had sweet potatoes so bad in my life.

A great spot for home cooked food! I drive an hour just to eat there. My favorites include Belgian waffles, seafood omelette, French toast, house grits, and salmon and shrimp cheesesteak! The place is usually busy but they are quick to prepare your meal as ordered. I also like that they offer plenty of non-pork options. I like the atmosphere as they usually have music playing just loud enough for you to carry on a conversation. Great family owned spot with great customer service and great prices!

This is worth $6.00? Two eggs with what looks like a scoop of potatoes. I've been here before, and they have an amazing Veggie Burger, and I'm all for supporting local businesses, but this restaurant has to do better with portions.

Ordered delivery. Fish and grits -- Fish was pretty good, however the grits were both soupy and ice cold! Steak and eggs -- steak was tough but eggs were good. Girlfriend also ordered a turkey sausage and egg sandwich which was good. I would try this place again if in the area but wouldn't go out of my way to order.

They got heart. Can't buy heart. Also, food was beautifully seasoned. Got the seafood omelette with grits.

I'm so glad I tried this place! Their food was delicious, plenty on the plate and the prices were decent. The atmosphere was lovely because the lights were dim and tget also advertise love Jazz on Sundays with brunch. They serve breakfast, lunch and dinner. You can order anything from their menu at anytime. I had the salmon, collard greens and cabbage and it was cooked perfect. Plenty of seasoning as well. My husband had the French toast, eggs and Turkey bacon. We left feeling stuffed and couldn't wait to go back! I would definitely recommend this place. It's so worth it!

I decided to try this new brunch and lunch spot since I enjoy trying new places especially in West Philly. It is sad to say I will not be returning here. The main reason: EXTREMELY SLOW SERVICE. It took over 80 minutes to get chicken and waffles and shrimp and grits. Horrible. What made matters worse the restaurant was not packed. We placed our order only for the waitress to return 30 minutes later to say--- "we are cooking your order now." What sense does that make? Then, 10 minutes later a cook returns to ask WHAT WE ORDERED. No one will wait close to an hour for breakfast. I do not know what the staff was doing, however, when we walked-in they were seated at a table talking... It was absolutely a bad first impression and I have no clue why the staff was running around like they were busy when there was absolutely nothing going on. In conclusion, they lost our order, they did not offer any compensation. Did not even apologize. Please avoid, there are other places in the area with better service. For example, I ordered a Carrot cake waffle and received a plain waffle. Oh and they completely forgot our order of Shrimp and Grits and only started cooking it when we complained. So I canceled that item. Sorry will NEVER recommend this place to anyone. FYI: The food is not worth it.

The ambiance at Amari's is great! I had a really flavorful and well-cooked piece of salmon on salad with no onions. Wait staff was super friendly and kind. Hard to describe but i REALLY loved this restaurant. Very comfy and non pretentious amid the high priced brunch places on Baltimore. I will return for coffee and eggs and the AMAZING looking potatoes.

Stumbled across this place looking for breakfast while visiting Philly and I'm staying an extra day just to have it again. I'm with a party of 6 and not 1 complaint of the food. We had everything from the chicken and waffles to the shrimp and grits and these grits were LIFE!! The fish was fried to perfection and the cost was reasonable even in the middle of society's inflation surge. If you're in the Philly area make sure that you visit Amaris!

Wow, this place took me by surprise! When you enter, you're greeted by vibrant original paintings on the walls and a friendly staff. Then the food comes...... mmm mmm mmm! I ordered the fish and grits with a side of french toast. The grits are downright silky; the fish was so well seasoned and the french toast was sweet with a little bit of crunch. But then the bill comes and you realize that it's time to make Amari's a regular spot for brunching and lunching. #DivineDining

I ordered the home fries turkey bacon and egg platter with a order of crab fries, the crab fries sauce was just to much it was like someone pour a whole bottle of that shit on the fries without enough crab meat I don't think it had any at all to be honest And who doesn't give bread with a egg and bacon platter. The food was boring and not worth the price very small portions and I think I'm pretty fair on my reviews and this was definitely a waste of money.

The best grits in Philadelphia, hands down. I felt as if I was being fed a meal by mother. It really is a place that gives you a home cooked brunch, no frills just good cooking and I loved it. I normally always leave a few bites on my plate, but I cleared my entire plate. The place is black owned and I've been searching for a neighborhood spot that makes me feel comfortable and this was definitely it. The artwork was made my local black artists which was affirming. The owner is a really nice guy with an inviting personality and a smile to match it. I would highly suggest this place if you long for a place to get good food in a city that is saturated with food spots that are money driven. The food was cooked with love and there's no better feeling knowing that. I will always give my money to a hard working small business owner. Much respect to the owner!!

Genuinely grateful for Amari's, and I think they legitimately make this neighborhood better with than without them. The ambiance is comfortable and casual but with real class. The staff seem invested in making your time and the business's time together a positive experience. I don't eat meat so I probably have a limited view of their menu, but with that I'll still say their food is an easy 4-5 star quality. Good breakfasts that aren't greasy spoon bathroom chasers nor hipster posh brunches; fresh ingredients, attentive prep. The salmon cheesesteak is a great filling lunch or dinner (usually lasts me at least 2 meals). And the Jazz brunch? FREE quality entertainment!

First time here and it was great! I can't believe I hadn't stopped in before, it's actually quite large on the inside. The waiter and whole staff are super nice and the food is awesome. I got a chicken cheese steak and ordered red bliss potatoes (OMG show stoppers), and my friend got chicken and waffles that I had to beg him to let me try- lol! Great time, can't wait to come back for the Jazz brunch, which is my favorite thing ever.

Actually 4.5 out of 5 stars!!!!! Delicious food! I had a veggie omelet with grits and turkey bacon. Very tasty and nice presentation. Wait staff friendly. Small restaurant, easy to overlook from the outside. Roomy interior. Live Jazz on Sundays 2-5. I came at a good time so no wait. I'm sure on Saturdays and Sundays, especially after church, Amari's is crowded. The food is great which brings crowds. This is A BLACK OWNED ESTABLISHMENT. I only did 4.5 out of 5 stars because it was my first visit. I look forward to my next visit. I am sure I will adjust the stars to 5 stars. I highly recommend Amari's.

Came in tonight and wasn't sure what to expect. The restaurant is in a Baltimore ave row so it's long and narrow. The setup is clever with a front seated section that's perfect for taking in the live jazz ($10 cover after 8pm on Friday and Saturday) and a rear section of stalls for grabbing some well-priced breakfast. We came in on a Friday night before jazz was scheduled to come on and with a growler on hand from Dock Street Brewery just up the street. The place is byo which is a huge selling point, especially with dinner entres all at $15. So yes, it's a bit pricey for the neighborhood, but the food was great and the owner and his daughter who was working as server made us feel right at home. All in all, I would strongly recommend checking out Amari's (named for the owner's grandson btw).

I've seen this place a few times but on the outside it looks so small I've always just scanned over it. Yesterday a co-worker and I wanted to try something new for lunch so I saw reviews regarding this place on yelp. I still didn't make the connect that it was the place I've seen over and over again but I was pleasantly surprised. It's a full restaurant y'all and it is black owned . The server was very knowledgeable and sweet. The chef made an amazing recommendation (salmon cheesesteak w pepper jack cheese, onions, peppers and spinach) and a day later I'm still thinking bout it. They have jazz every other Sunday as well - and the prices are extremely reasonable. I can't wait to go back. Thank you

Yummy! This jewel is the real deal! Real southern cooking, art, music and love. Do it for the culture. #allblackeverythang

ZERO STARS! my boyfriend and i arrived at Amari's at 2pm when we first walked in we stood at the front of the restaurant waiting to be seated i noticed two tables waiting to eat one with a group Of about 6 the other table was a group of 3 When the server saw us she waved her hand up in the air signaling us to come to the back that was odd to me We proceeded to walk to the back she look stressed as if they were busy busy but it wasnt alot of guests there... she then asked us where we wanted to sit we told her we didn't mind So she sat us back up front When we sat down she saw we had a bottle of wine because its a BYOB restaurant She told us she would be back with ice and cups for our wine We literally sat there 10 minutes and was greeted by another server She asked us were we being serviced we told her we were waiting for ice and cups so she went and grabbed ice and cups we legit had like 4 ice cubes in our cups and the cups were cloudy My boyfriend asked her can she get us more ice She said oh we have a limit on ice but i can get more She bought more over maybe with like 4 more cubes to the cup but whatever Then she took our order I ordered chicken wings and waffles my boyfriend ordered the seafood omelette and home fries All of that was at about 2:20pm At about 2:45 our server came back over informing me that my chicken wings would take 20 minutes because they needed to thaw the chicken out first And would i mind waiting? I told her yes i mind because at that time I would've expected to be receiving my meal So i asked her can she just switch my meal to shrimp and grits so she said ok Its now 3:00pm by this time my boyfriend and i finished our bottle and he told me by 3:15 we're leaving Our server walked over with our food at 3:10 She didn't realize she didn't bring us any silverware So after she sat the food down she asked us could she get us anything else i told her she didn't give us silverware so she rushed to the back We waited another 5 minutes i looked to the back she was preparing another table Im usually pretty patient but i walked to the back frustrated stood at the kitchen door and complained The other server rushed out while i walked back to my table another 60 seconds went by and we just walked out Do not go to this place hungry! This place lacks training It sucks because i wanted to support a black owned business but waiting for over an hour for breakfast was ridiculous ‼

I am still making up my mind about Amari's. I have been there twice and have not yet had an outstanding meal, either good or bad, but I keep feeling that one must be coming. When it comes, I hope it will be outstandingly good. The first time through I got fish and grits, which I do not remember clearly, but they must not have been very unusual because I normally remember food. The second time I got a chicken cheese steak. This would have been excellent, except they put it on a spongy roll, not a chewy italian roll but more like a giant hot dog bun. I really regret that bun, because it would have been such a nice cheese steak otherwise. It's not hard to get a decent roll in this neighborhood so I don't know what went wrong. The service has been friendly and prompt and the prices are reasonable. I think I'm going to give Amari's one more chance and then see how I feel about it; it might end up anywhere between 2 and 4 stars.

The food is delicious the seafood omlete and waffle is to die for!! Yhe staff is friendly always give a great tip to KASEY AWESOME WAITRESS!!

The owner just put a 20% off coupon for first time visitors on the website! ==== I had the most amazing omelet !!! It's so good I don't want to tell you about it! Why? Because I am afraid when people find out I am going wait in long lines for breakfast. Okay, okay, I can't just tell nobody. Amari's had this seafood omelet FILLED with baby shrimp, lump crabmeat, pepperjack cheese and steamed spinach! It made me think I was in New Orleans. They had booth seating and light music playing. And the staff was very attentive and very quick with asking about refilling the Colombian Coffee!

This place has a nice homey vibe.During lunch. The Salmon burger was a little 0n the cool side, but was still pretty tasty. I would love to try again during dinner hours.

The scenery is intimate and cozy. The restaurant has more of a diner feel to it. The bathroom is clean and smells fresh. The waitress greets you as you walk in with a pleasant attitude.Their menu choices are small, but they have many options. They serve breakfast, lunch, and dinner. I ordered breakfast. I ordered a Two egg, Home fries, and Turkey bacon. My plate was hot and the portion was reasonable to the cost. My only complaint is that my food was exceptionally greasy. I felt like I was eating the grease from the pan. The staff was very pleasant, but I have to be honest with my review. I will come back again, and try another item from the menu and see how that goes.

My husband and I are foodies so we enjoy good food,even basic food done well but today at Amari's was extremely underwhelming, mediocre at best and I'm being nice. Seems like a home cook got a small business loan and decided to open shop. Very poorly executed "hollandaise sauce" which was nothing more than chicken stock and butter, broken,thin and oily. It's sad. Even the curb appeal was an indication of what we should be expected;it appeared to be closed despite the grand opening signs outside. I had a simple homefries,eggs,sausage. The chef burnt my potatoes I had to wait for more and they were under with huge chunks of peppers and I specifically asked for onions only. The cook spent more time yapping than paying attn to his customers basic requests. We should've went to Local 44 but they were closed. 2 stars is generous believe me.

So I go there to have brunch. Waiting for 10 minutes to be seated no one acknowledged we were there a party of 2 before us was waiting then a party of 4 come in after us and saw people they knew and went back. Then 5 minutes go by and a waitress comes out and say give her 5 minutes so I ask her why was the party seated prior to us when they arrived after us. She said give her 5 minutes. I asked her to speak to the house manager I explained to him the owner what happened his reply was oh well give us about 5 minutes to have you seated I declined and left the building. HORRIBLE CUSTOMER SERVICE.

Love the shrimp and grits! The omelets are good. The chicken and waffles, a mistake made with frozen pre-made waffles and chicken fingers. The service is personable, attentive and inexperienced. The decor is non existent. The ambiance is jazzy and cozy. Give them a try, I'm sure they'll get better.

I've been going to Amari's since they opened and I really enjoy the food and the friendly staff. Mr. Craig and Casey do a great job of making you feel welcome and cared for and the food: O-M-G. My new favorite is a turkey scrapple, egg and cheese sandwich on potato bread. The savory scrapple and the sweetness of the potato bread go great together. The shrimp and grits are a close second. And they homemade veggie burger is fantastic! I'll never understand why people wait in line just up the street for subpar diner food while Amari's still struggles to get a regular crowd, with better food. But it was nice to see a full house there for breakfast the last time I went. I'm glad to see it appreciated. Go check them out next time you're around!

Breakfast was decent and standard. Fast dining service on a weekend. I enjoyed the local art on the wall.

Outstanding venue, great band, and the food is awesome! This is a great find in West Philadelphia. I would recommend this spot.

This place is AWFUL. Very poor service, stale food. Fish not fresh and frozen to long and tastes stale. Owner is rude and makes excuse after excuse for poor quality and very limited menu. Don't go there.

I'm a first time customer. I tried the shrimp and grits. My boyfriend had the salmon cheese steak. Both dishes were incredibly tasty and prepared well! The service was wonderful and the owner/chef took the time out to greet us as well. Also what caught my eye initially we're the affordable prices. For example, they have seafood alfredo with lump crab meat, shrimp, and salmon for $20 (which I'll be getting next time). I would expect to pay at least $26-$30 anywhere else. I'll also be going back to try their pumpkin cheesecake. Overall, this place offers good food and good vibes. I enjoyed my experience.

Very unprofessional I ordered food with Grubhub from this place ,waited 45 mins only for my order to be cancelled what type of mess is that , I'll never order from here again crappy hours and crappy service .

I've been here twice and wanted to like it so badly because it's right on my block...but this food is terrible. The pancakes I ordered tasted like a burger. The wings I got were too close to undercooked, so we didn't even touch those. The chicken fingers I got on my second visit were straight out of the Tyson's frozen tenders bag; nothing handmade about them! I was shocked. I'm not kidding y'all, it was so bad. It was truly disappointing because we really had our mouths set on some good food, but they missed the mark not once but twice. I don't need a third strike. Nice, friendly people, don't get me wrong, but the food needs a LOT of work.