Hope Breakfast Bar - St. Louis Park

This is my go to Saturday coffee spot. Absolutely love everything about this place! Staff is awesome. No matter busy, service is always great. Both the coffee and food are great! Absolutely love the pimento eggs, thier bagel sandwich, biscuits and the pineapple coconut french toast! They also have a pistachio martini that is by far my favorite drink they offer. The mimosa tower is great too! I recommend making reservations. 10/10 definitely recommend.

I really like this restaurant concept and have dined there multiple times, but I feel like they’re losing the edge on food quality. Presentation is pretty good as you can see, but the flavor is bland. Poblano tortilla was heartless and overloaded with greasy cheese. The other dish also low on flavor ….coffee drinks were decent. Bottom line is that it’s $30’ish or more per person and needs to be more memorable.

Hope Breakfast Bar gave us such a meaningful experience. With everything going on in Minnesota right now, it’s been hard to feel comfortable going out, but from the moment we walked in, we felt welcomed. Our server, Jen, was incredibly kind and professional, this was the second time she’s helped us, and she’s always wonderful. Toward the end of our meal, we found out that a couple seated near us had paid for our brunch. I was honestly near tears. That simple act of kindness meant more than they could know. Wish I could have said thank you before they left (I didn’t know they paid yet at the time) 🥹 Made me so happy! Great food, amazing service, and a place that truly feels like community. 💛

This was our first visit. Stuffed poblano pepper had nice flavor, a little spicy, with seasoned hashbrowns. The biscuits and gravy was ok. Gravy was good but biscuits were oily like they had been reheated on the flat top. Chicken fried steak was ok as well. It could have been a little more fried and was expensive given the size. We sat in a Booth which was a little uncomfortable as its just hard wood. We came at 8:00am on Sunday and other wasn't to busy yet. Service was good and food came out very fast. Plenty of parking in the underground ramps.

Very busy breakfast spot, great for brunch and gatherings. I recommend making reservations ahead of time. Free ramp/garage parking. Biscuit and gravy could use more gravy, chicken waffles were meh, kind of bland. The taco was good and the mini donuts were hot and delicious. Overall the food was ok but too expensive for this type of food.

First time visiting and we had a great experience overall! The mushroom gravy and red velvet waffles were absolutely delicious- definitely the highlights of the meal. The pistachio martini and breakfast shot flight didn’t quite hit the mark for us, but the bright, open dining space and genuinely friendly service made up for it. We’ll be back to try more!.

I went to Hope Breakfast Bar with some friends for New Years brunch. We had a 10:30am reservation and was seated after a short wait (it was super busy!). The food was delicious--I got the vegan farm grazer ($16) and an almond milk latte ($6 plus $0.50 for almond milk)--and everyone else in my group enjoyed their dishes too. The only downside is that reservations are limited to 60 minutes; I wish the server would have told us that as we were sitting down, versus the host coming to our table and telling us our 60 minutes was up.

This was *wonderful*. We got the red velvet waffle, banana churro waffle, and the pillow pancakes to eat. Let me tell you, they were phenomenal! (Also got the blueberry mint mojito lemonade and 👩🏻‍🍳🤌🏻 💋 wonderful). Our server was super sweet and very attentive!

My favorite breakfast spot in Minnesota!They started in St. Paul in a super cool location and specialize in hearty, home-cooked food that is sweet or savory, with great coffee, fresh juices, and fun drinks to match. On the savory side, you can't go wrong with the biscuits and gravy, their legendary breakfast sandwich, stuffed poblano and cauliflower, chicken and waffles, or any of their breakfast bowls. This place is total comfort food heaven. If you're in the mood for something sweet, the cinnamon roll waffles and pillow pancakes are pure joy -- even their "basic" pancakes are next-level delicious. The staff is friendly, helpful (especially if it's your first time), and they manage the rush well even when it gets busy. Just know mornings can start a little slow, so relax and enjoy the vibe. I'm crossing my fingers they open a spot in Maple Grove -- it would absolutely crush here!

Had 11am Sunday reservation and still had a bit of a wait for a table which is understandable because it was very busy. Ceiling was dripping with condensation which was icky and also created slip hazards all over the cement floor. Banana nitro coffee was delicious. Biscuits and gravy left something to be desired- very little sausage in the gravy and maybe I'm a concrete thinker but calling it "biscuits" on menu implies plural biscuits and there was only one. Flavor was fine. Menu seemed inventive and lots of things looked good but overall was unimpressed for the price and won't return.

Couldn't leave the area without popping in for bkfst. I sat at the bar, no wait for a single. I got peach green tea hot, confused the guy by saying make it cloudy ... that means add steamed milk ... took a few tries but finally got it. The atmosphere is casual and relaxed, the servers smile and the food is tasty. The cheese grits are as good as any southerner would make. Good portion sizes and fair prices. Free parking in underground garage around the corner, stairs exit next to Hope. Enjoy!!

This was our first visit. Stuffed poblano pepper had nice flavor, a little spicy, with seasoned hashbrowns. The biscuits and gravy was ok. Gravy was good but biscuits were oily like they had been reheated on the flat top. Chicken fried steak was ok as well. It could have been a little more fried and was expensive given the size. We sat in a Booth which was a little uncomfortable as its just hard wood. We came at 8:00am on Sunday and other wasn't to busy yet. Service was good and food came out very fast. Plenty of parking in the underground ramps.

I feel like there are not enough brunch places in the twin cities and every place feels like chaos. Hope isn't excluded from that. It's chaotic inside on weekends but my servers are always good. Wait was 10 minutes for 2 people on a Saturday at noon. The menu is big, very vegetarian friendly but not everything is created equally. The pimento omelette was cute, not life changing but not bad. The stuffed poblano and the toastado dishes were delish. I asked for over easy eggs not fried. I paid $2 extra for loaded hashbrowns minus the bacon and while it wasn't good for my waistline, it was good for the taste buds. We enjoyed our dishes. My dish came out to close to $20 with tax and tip. It's not like you're getting the ambiance with the price but unfortunately that's how expensive things are here.

Amazing food and nice cold boozy drinks. Couldn't ask for better service. And as always, love the environment of Hope, whether it's sitting at the bar for a quick snack or sitting out on the patio celebrating a birthday.

Pretty busy on a Thursday mid-morning, but thankfully it's spacious with lots of seating. My one bit of advice is, avoid the bench/booth seating, especially if your behind, isn't tiny. The depth of the seat, and the angle of the seat back wasn't the most comfortable. I got the Breakfast Tostada, with the carnitas added on for $5. It was tasty meal, full of flavor, not at all spicy (you can ask for hot sauce), and very filling. To drink I got the Peach and Rose Punch which was a very delicious lemonade, that would qualify as a mocktail. My lunch-mates enjoyed their meals as well. One thing I'm not a fan of is the electronic check. I prefer to see my itemized receipt before being told the total (in case something's wrong). However, I wasn't given the option, nor did I ask which I'll be sure to next time.

Delicious breakfast! My boyfriend and I were able to be sat right away up at the bar. There's an hour limit due to popularity but was enough time to enjoy drinks and food which came out quickly. The drink menu was so fun and had a huge variety of coffees, lattes, alcoholic breakfast drinks: mimosas, screwdrivers, etc. I even saw people ordering fun unicorn mimosas which had cotton candy and champagne! The space was open, clean, modern and bright! A vibrant place with great, friendly and prompt service!

Get in where you fit in! If you go on a weekend without a reservation, good luck! This place is so good. I love the Pillow pancakes with the cream cheese syrup, yum. The pork belly with grits, only if you really like grits. Pork tacos - the jalapeño is in the guacamole. I need to return soon!

We were able to get seated right away & got a server immediately. Ordered food & drinks. It was busy. We got our food first about maybe 20 minutes later. Still hadn't received drinks. My hash browns were cold & very chewy. The server never returned to check on food. I ate a few bites & enjoyed my time talking with party. It's very lively inside & loud but it seems to be a fun place. Not the best or worst.

Yum!! We were staying in the area and figured we would try out Hope! We went at 8:00 am on a Saturday and they got us seated within 10 minutes without a reservation!! The restaurant itself has great lighting, and soooo much seating. We were overall impressed by the vibes! Overall, we were super impressed with the food! The gluten free bread was awesome, as well as the classic breakfast & BLT. We did order the gluten free pancakes but weren't super impressed - they fell apart and were very dry (I know this is often the case for gluten free products - so didn't ruin my experience)

The portions were elite. We ordered the pork carnitas bowl and the pillow pancakes... both were incredible. Wish the pancakes came with more syrup/ and that they buttered every layer for how big they were. But the flavors were amazing. Their lattes were good size too and reasonably priced.

The environment is very modern with a high-art vibe. Parking is easy to find. They offer a wide variety of drinks, including many artisan coffee options. I loved the banana bread latte! The menu features plenty of savory and sweet options, and the portions are generous. I ordered the avocado toast, but it came with a lot of pickles, which was unexpected and a bit surprising. After removing some of the pickles, I found it delicious. The Hawaiian bowl looked and tasted amazing! The waitress was very kind and patient. Overall, I enjoyed the experience and might return when hanging out with friends.

Best branch menu in the cities, about 10 things on here I could order any given day. A must try!

It was hard choose; so many interesting items on the menu. Our server was congenial and attentive. Charlie Brown and Snoopy hugging set the tone and the saying on the shirt backs were the punctuation point.

Finally a good little breakfast place in St Louis Park! Have been to the St Paul and Edina location. All three are consistently good. Love the layout of the restaurant. Nice little bar option, have some patio seating in the summer and a decent size floor plan for the rest of the restaurant. Beverage menu is extensive. With some cocktail options, juices and coffee bar. Absolute must when going- Pillow Pancakes! They are so good. Do not recommend the avocado toast... unless you want guacamole on toast.

It's a favorite! The menu is solid. Service is typically good too. They take reservations. Parking can sometimes be challenging - so plan ahead.

Visited for breakfast on a weekday with a group of work friends. Food was excellent and came out quickly after we called to our waiters attention that we had a time bound departure. While our waiter was very friendly, he was clearly stressed as he was one of only two weight staff in the dining room room. Very much enjoy Hope breakfast bar and appreciate that they have such a large menu available for breakfast or brunch!

I came with a friend for Sunday brunch and we were able to sit at the bar right away. I got the chicken and waffles, but this time the jalapeño syrup was poured on top. I'm not sure if in the past I have asked for it on the side or if it's a location difference, but either way, the syrup is good so that wasn't an issue. My water glass had a speck of something in it and I wasn't able to get a server's attention for a replacement for quite some time, or to get it refilled. I understand that is the price you pay for bar seating, but I had a near-empty, speck-filled glass for basically my entire meal which was a bummer. My friend tried one of their gluten free options, and while she said it was fine, I got the impression that it wasn't the greatest either because she didn't want to take home any leftovers. When paying, I tapped my card on the machine and somehow when I lifted it off, it had selected an unknown percentage for the tip. My server wasn't able to get the machine to go backwards and, it turns out, it gave them a 25% tip. Thankfully, I'm not evil, so it was only 5% more than I was planning on giving, but it was kind of frustrating. I know it was just a silly mistake, but it was especially disappointing to pay extra after I didn't have a clean and/or full water glass for the majority of my meal. As far as atmosphere goes, it was noticeably loud, but that's not something that I really mind personally.

If you are looking for a cute breakfast/brunch place... this is it!! I went on a weekday during lunch hour and it was still packed. I recommend booking in advance as this place gets booked fast! The location is lovely and centralized to a lot of shops nearby. They even have a cute little patio! I got the Hope Waffles and it was sooo filling! I could barely finish it all but everything tasted so fresh and delicious. The fruit and cream go perfectly with the warm waffle. There is a lot of variety on the menu so I would definitely want to come back and try more dishes on the menu. The place, food, customer service was all amazing!! If you are a breakfast lover I recommend this place out.

Big portions, and excellent food! Good service and fun for all ages! Clean and fast!

If you are looking for a standard breakfast place with an option for everyone, Hope's Breakfast Bar has you covered. I tried their Deviled Egg Sandwich and Yogurt Parfait. The food was fine, but the portions were huge. My favorite part was the hashbrowns. The service was great and friendly; However, the restaurant was so loud because it's cement on the walls and floor, so if you are easily distracted or have difficulty hearing, I'd recommend somewhere else.

I've now eaten her multiple times and it's becoming one of my favorite places to have business lunches because it's kind of centrally located and I can have breakfast for lunch. This isn't really a southern breakfast place but it leans that way... food is decadent -- rich, covered in sweet sickly syrups and nuts and whipped cream. It's delicious. But it's a heavy meal. I really love the McHope sandwhich, which is like the Hope version of a McDonald's Bacon, Egg and Cheese but homemade and wayyyy better. Their pancakes are wonderful and there are 8,000 types of them. They have a full coffee bar and the space is really lovely. I generally like the staff though we have had some service hiccups. They are generally pretty good.

The place was cute and they served our food super fast, especially considering how busy it was. I ordered an iced salted caramel latte which was really good. 8/10. The food unfortunately could have been better. We ordered the cottage bruschetta toast which I would not recommend tbh it did not have much flavor. The sunrise chili crunch bowl was better but could use some more roasted garlic Aioli sauce. The southern fried chicken and waffles was massive, like an entire chicken was on top of the waffle. It was ok, the gravy made the waffle a little too soggy and it needed a little more syrup or honey. Overall, atmosphere good, coffee good, service good, food could be better.

Been looking forward to coming here for a long time. We split a country fried steak and the monkey cakes. The pancakes were amazing, banana bread pancakes with a banana, cream cheese syrup. Wow. Solid breakfast and we are already planning a return.

I got the Avocado Toast and Poached Egg, and my boyfriend got the Pimento Cheese Scramble. The food was okay, but nothing exceptional. We were shocked on that the bill came up to over $40. for the food and coffee, which we received no refills. Will not be back.

Vibe: fun, bright and inviting Food: vegetarian friendly the cauliflower was so good. I cleared my plate. Price: spent $25 for my food and drink! Service: everyone was nice and even though our server was training, she was super friendly and made our experience great.

Our server was extremely nice and gave me reccomendations on the coffee. I ended up getting a hot butterscotch latte with almond milk and it was so good. For our main entrees we got the Hope Breakfast as well as the Fried Chicken and Waffles. I was genuinely shocked with how much they give you on the fried chicken and waffles.

I love getting brunch at hope breakfast bar! They have such a variety of both savory and sweet breakfast that it makes it hard to decide. The seating is spacious, open, and beautifully designed. The staff are always kind and got my food out right away. I loved the cottage cheese bruschetta which I found incredibly refreshing and creative. And I cannot get enough of the lavender latte- it's just perfect!

Delicious lunch sunrise crunch bowl minus the eggs, plus the carnitas! highly recommend if you aren't a huge egg gal or brunches. great service & perfect for dinging with teams/co-workers.

We enjoyed our brunch at the Hope Breakfast Bar. Although we didn't make reservation but the weather is nice so we got to sit outside. So we got sitter right away. We ordered that's fo show, where is like a pho soup with rice and fried spam. As well as hot chicken waffle. Their food portion is a bit bigger so maybe next time we will order one item and a side. We also ordered a banana bread latte. The pho soup is very flavorful and I enjoyed the fried spam in it. I wish there was more kick to it. During the time we eat, the wind blows the outdoor seating's umbrella away. Wish that could be more secured.

This place is popular! Thankfully, we had reservations for Friday morning for a business breakfast meeting. Every table was full, and there was a line out the door, but the service was lightning fast and our server was friendly and definitely didn't make us feel rushed. My colleagues had standard breakfast fare of eggs, bacon, and toast, but I opted for a vegetarian entrée Stuffed Poblano (poblano pepper stuffed between flour tortillas with grilled cheese and enchilada sauce, onion and peppers, served with seasoned hash browns and fried eggs). This dish was definitely rich with the cheese, but it was absolutely delicious with the right amount of crunchy has brown and crispy tortilla mixed with the right amount of creamy and amazing savory flavors from the onions and pepper - and the eggs were prepared perfectly on top. The whole thing together was just awesome - my photo does not do it justice so you just have to trust me and order it. I love to order a dish like this when I go out because this is something I couldn't even attempt to make this well in my own kitchen. I'd love to come back for this dish again, or to try a few of the other dishes that looked great.

I was pleasantly surprised to find such a delicious breakfast restaurant all the way out in the 'burbs, and especially one with such a varied menu that accommodates many dietary restrictions. Hope Breakfast Bar has a huge menu, with everything from more traditional pancakes and egg breakfasts, to more adventurous items like the super delicious fried avocado toast and spicy breakfast bowl. Many of their items are available dairy free, some are full vegan, and there's many gluten free items too. My avocado toast was delicious, as was my wife's rice bowl. We also both had delicious seasonal lattes. They have a full kids menu too, and my daughter loved her pancakes. Prices are fairly average for the quality of food, service is friendly and very, very quick, and the inside is bright and inviting. Hope is definitely worth a trip, and they do have free parking too.

We've had the chance to try both the St. Louis Park and Edina locations, and I have to say, the Edina outlet is far better. The service at Hope in Edina is amazing, and while parking is good at both locations, the Edina spot is definitely more convenient. My go-to order is the eggs, toast, and sausage patty. The sausage is flavorful and generously sized--we actually regretted getting two, as one would have been enough to share. We also enjoy the fried chicken, which is consistently delicious. My wife tried their matcha tea and loved it--it was amazing. The pillow pancakes are another standout. They're incredibly light and fluffy, but be warned--they're so big that two people might be needed to finish them. I'm also a fan of all the sauces that come with the pancakes. My wife ordered the biscuits and gravy, which was delicious and came with hash browns that were perfectly crispy on the outside and tender in the middle. Overall, this place has become one of our favorite breakfast spots, and we find ourselves coming back once a month.

I wanted to love this place. We had reservations on a weekend so they were pretty busy. The interior feels homey. I loved the coffee but the food was mediocre. When the food arrived it was not hot and lacked flavor. Everyone was pretty friendly so the service wasn't bad but I just wished the food was better. Parking is not a problem they have a garage with plenty of parking. There are also shops and other restaurants nearby in walking distance.

Have been to the St. Paul location previously and while the food was great the rest of that experience was lacking. This was a much better experience!!! Parking at west end is much easier!!! Had a reservation, was seated promptly, staff was attentive and balanced, and genuinely cared about our dining experience. Had the lavender vanilla latte, pimento scramble and finished with three khalua latte. Lavender vanilla was delicious, but pushing a touch sweet for my taste but I drank every drop. Pimento scramble was delicious: right level of flavor, good balance of cheese to egg, toast was good and I love my hashbrowns! Made another reservation for a week out while still at the restaurant!

The vibe was nice, hippie, modern and welcoming. I didn't try a coffee beverage but the options all sound delicious. I was surprised to see the pancakes are served smothered. I like to be able to control the amount of syrup or whatever is topped on my pancakes. The presentation made it look like it was gravy with sparkles (cinnamon sugar is what I assumed) and that looked very unappealing. The breakfast sandwich was overall pretty good: the bagel was a little hard, and I wasn't asked about needing anything with my entree (ie ketchup or hot sauce). But basic sandwich nothing super special or something to go back for. However, our server was super kind and incredibly attentive. She knew we were turned off by our pancakes and she offered a solution right away (getting a new set of pancakes with the sauce on the side) we denied the replacement and ate it as much as we could.

I really liked this place! Very open and airy, good music, and kind service. The lattes were unique and delicious. I really enjoyed the pickled veggies on the avocado toast because I could tell they were done in house. Everything was crafted with care. Be sure to get a reservation if you're going on the weekend!

Met up with my niece for breakfast here and we left stuffed. Their portion sizes are pretty big. I know my niece is a fan of their chicken and waffles. I ordered the deviled egg sandwich and I didn't realize it was an open faced sandwich because it was hard to eat properly with all the toppings that is supposed to compliment it. The egg salad needed more salt in my opinion. It was fairly bland aside from the vinegar and mustard flavors. The carrot cake pancakes was lacking the cream cheese for me. I know the menu says it comes with a cream cheese maple glaze but it was mostly maple and not much cream cheese. It didn't have the classic taste that I had expected. The Hope Bloody was delicious and I love that it's a beef stick instead of the usual pork ones at most places. Service was good and food came out quickly, especially for a Sunday brunch. We sat outside so I cant say what the ambiance is inside.

Food and coffee bar is always 10/10. Incredible food, any of it. Bowls, pancakes, chicken, all of it is amazing. Service can be such a hit or miss. Sometimes it feels like you're waiting forever, sometimes it's right on par. However.. in the servers / establishments defense, being it's only open until 3 they're ALWAYS packed, busy and on a waitlist so I try to never be too short as they're all running around and busy as well! Definitely a favorite breakfast spot.

A fun and trendy spot for brunch!! Can get busy so definitely recommend making reservations in advance (do note those fill up quickly on busy days, too!) The staff was so great. They treated us as a priority throughout and insured, our food and service was great during our entire visit. They have such a good variety of food, alcoholic beverages, and other beverages. There really is some thing for everyone! I favored the lavender latte though. If there's one thing on the menu that you order, it should be the pillow pancakes! The entire table thought they were so good. I devoured them. The pancakes are super fluffy, but the really good part is the brown butter glaze. It is so tasty!

We are in Minneapolis visiting family. They recommended this little place. The food was amazing. Nestled in a quiet part of town. They have a full bar, alcohol and coffee. The waitress was very friendly, upbeat and we got our food quickly. We may have to stop again before leaving town.

Short wait, fast service, delicious food & cute decor! So excited that Hope Breakfast Bar has a West side option! We stopped in on a Saturday morning. Checked in at the hostess desk with a 20 minute wait and got in around 10 minutes later! Sweet! The wait staff came by with a thermos of drip coffee. One of us ordered an iced lavender latte and another ordered shot butterscotch latte. All were flavorful and looked lovely too. We ordered and the kitchen was en fuego because we got our food really quickly! Love that for us! Helped that they had food runners helping I think. Everything was so delicious! We all ordered our hash browns with the cheddar-bacon-onion addition. Excellent! The baby pancakes were still quite substantial! Wish they would do a tasting platter of the chocolate, carrot cake, and buttermilk in a silver dollar size! Perfect for a dessert bite to share with the table! Pretty please! Loved the fluffy biscuits and mushroom gravy so good! Need to go back for some waffles and to try the other pancakes. See you again soon. Who wants to brunch?!

You want to like it, but the price destroys any Hope. $6 for a drip coffee? No thank you. Hosts and servers are really sweet and accommodating. If you were an alien and had no concept of the current price of breakfast foods, you're going to love it.

Great experience for brunch with friends! Loved the food and as always a the cheesy grits were amazing

I think I came here with too high of expectations based on the rave others have given it. As a big breakfast fan, I was hoping the food would be better in terms of savory flavor and menu options. The handcrafted coffee was expensive. Although the presentation was lovely, it lacked in richness. The pancakes were the best part. Too bad the pumpkin is seasonal. The service was accommodating although they rushed my friend and I out of the establishment because they needed our table.

Hey Travoodies Hey... So this wasn't my all time favorite stop. Let me tell you about it. The wait staff was absolutely attentive and amazing. I definitly enjoyed our server. I wish I could remember her name. The restaurant was beautifully decored. I can definitly see the time and effort put into making sure it was a vibe. What I did love the most is the background for which this place stands on. It is all about what you believe.... The table had an opportunity for you the guest to share things that you are praying on, manifesting or willing to yourself, and they stand in agreement with you. The believe in you as the word BELIEVE resounds on the wall of the established. With so much happening in my world, of course I left my thoughts. Now the food... The chicken and waffles were interesting. I think the concept of it being stacked was cute but the plating would have been different. It needed more flavor. I understand effiency in ensuring all customers get their food timely, however, the chicken strip felt definitely frozen. No matter how you get the chicken strips, but for me mroe about how you elevate them to make a stand out dish. The chicken fried steak and eggs was ok. The breading was little more seasoned than the tenders. The mushroom grazy wasn't half bad either. I did also order a side of grits that I had to send back. They seemed watery no matter how much did to "doctor them up". Overall I would definitely rate this place a 6 out 10. Maybe today was a one off because I have heard some good things about this food. Still undedecided until whether I return again. ********************************************************** DM to join my Exclusicely Foodie or Traveler Group. Travel Safe & Eat Good #HeyTravoodies #BlackFoodie #YelpElite #BIPOCTraveler #GlobalEating #CulturedFoodie #CulturedTraveler #EatingThroughCulture

I came here because I saw a lot of hype online around this place. Their instagram looks great so I decided to come out with my family. We ordered a variety of items off their menu and have to say I was not really impressed. Don't get me wrong, it looks great but it's not any different from the typical breakfast joint. Nothing blew me away in terms of taste. I ordered the shots and thought they were too much. They hard to drink because they were too sweet with a lot going on. The service was quick and friendly! We accidentally made reservations for the St. Paul location but the St. Louis park location was very understanding and sat us right away. We sat on the patio and have to say it was a nice spot to have breakfast. It's quieter than it is inside so if you're looking for something more relaxed, I suggest sitting outside. Parking is easy, I parked at the cub foods lot which was really easy to access and directly across the street from the restaurant. Overall, it was good...just not great.

We walked in on a Saturday about noon and only had to wait 20 mins! They do take reservations but we didn't plan in advance. It was pretty busy but they have a decent amount of room between indoor, bar and small patio. Super cute spot! We got seated pretty quickly. It took a minute for the server to greet us but she was good. We ordered drinks to start. Mimosa board, unicorn mimosa (with cotton candy), and maple old fashioned. Maple old fashioned was highly reviewed, cotton candy mimosa was more fun to order and pour over than drink.. was quite sweet. For food we ordered a mixture of things but many unique items on the menu! All were good but would say nothing special? -McHope sandwich - standard biscuit breakfast sandwich if you want something simple -Breakfast sandwich - was pretty good, lots of flavor between the everything bagel and pimento spread! -Stuffed poblano - seemed to be the highlight of our table, really big portion -Bacon tacos - said was just okay Overall service was just okay, drinks took awhile but food was standard. Would come again to try some other things. Definitely worth a try for a newer breakfast spot in SLP!