Cup & Saucer Cafe

The food was good! French toast and biscuit and eggs were yummy. The kids' pancakes were so so. Great service though. Also, we came in a party of 7 and there wasn't anywhere for us to sit together. So, be ready to split up if you come with more than 4 people.

The wait staff was very friendly and we were well taken care of. However this does not make up for the fact that the food was terrible. Literally nothing we ordered had any flavor to it. The biscuits and gravy didn't even have pepper. The garden scramble was runny and the potatoes were exceptionally bland and required a generous dosage of hot sauce to become edible. We definitely aren't going there again.

Food was terrible. Service very slow. Vegetables undercooked, flattest buttermilk pancake I've ever seen in a breakfast place and they were out of ice. This used to be an incredible place for breakfast and lunch. Good reliable food. Not anymore. We used to come here several times a month, but around a year ago the food started getting consistently bad. So we stopped. Tried one more time today, even worse than a year ago. There are so many better options in the neighborhood.

The food is normally decent and it is nice to have a place to go to for breakfast that isn't crazy busy. The only downside is my most recent experience. I came with my two young children and waited 10 minutes to be seated, even though there were open seats. We then waited 35 additional minutes before our order was taken. It was just a matter of the system failing-or maybe a weak system- that we were forgotten and not served at the same tick as those around us. I will go back, as I do appreciate their kids' menu and reasonable prices. I will modify the review after having a better experience.

We had a great time here. We came in with our baby and had an extremely friendly waitress. I ordered the ham Benedict and my husband got pancakes, both were amazing. We didn't feel rushed and everyone we came across was friendly. We will definitely be back!

At the Killingsworth location we had a horrible experience. My spouse ordered an omlete #1, add ham. what arrived was a #2, when we asked why she wrote #2 on the ticket she said that she verified it as a #2, not knowing the menu it was agreed to that was what we ordered. We complained to the staff and they didn't care, not their table. When we went to pay, we complained to the cashier, they said that they were busy weekends and we should have come on a less busy day.during the week if we wanted better service. Such rude staff. The portions looked large enough, but that is due the small plates used. Drink refills were a long time arriving, food getting cold waiting. We had a Living Social certificate for $30, barely used $17. but was not impressed enough to give them any more of my time or business.

No waiting in line for a Saturday breakfast here, and I think I know why. We used to love this place. This time all the food was cold, the French toast was soggy, and the hot chocolate was only warm. Service was slow. The people from the booth behind us finally had to ask, "How much longer?"

Our service was great, but the food was definitely lacking. My husband and I both ordered eggs Benedict and my husband also ordered a pancake. The Benedict’s had very soggy English muffins, runny hollandaise, and my husband’s eggs were over cooked. By the time the cook put out two new eggs for my husband, the muffin was inedible. On top of that, his pancake was pure batter on the inside. There was also no manager on site to address the situation with, which might explain the lack of quality in the food. The bright side is our waiter was awesome.