Amanda C.
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We’re staying in the Oakland Park area and were looking for a welcoming brunch spot nearby. Bulegreen caught our attention right away — the photos looked inviting, so we decided to visit.
As soon as we arrived, we found a clean, beautiful space playing Bossa Nova, our beloved Brazilian music. It immediately made us feel at home.
My friend Diogo is vegetarian, and we were happy to see plenty of options for him. I ordered the omelet, which came well-served with salad, toast, and a delicious beet sauce. I was also pleasantly surprised by their blue chai — full of spices, beautifully presented, and genuinely flavorful.
But the highlight was the service. Everyone was kind, but especially Bryan, who took care of us. He was incredibly polite, helpful, warm, and genuinely attentive — checking in on us, answering questions, sharing a bit about the place, and making us feel welcome without ever being intrusive. It was more than just good service; it felt like being hosted by someone who truly enjoys what he does.
We ended up spending a long, lovely afternoon there, talking and relaxing. Bulegreen is not only a place to eat — it’s a place to stay, to bring friends, to bring family, to slow down a bit.
The only point of attention: the house water had a noticeable taste. I’m not sure if it came from the metal cup or the tap water itself, but it didn’t taste as neutral and clean as expected. Maybe checking the filtration or the drinkware could help improve that.
Overall, it was a wonderful experience, and we’re grateful for it.