Huckleberry Square

First time in Washington and chose to stop by for breakfast. It was so good I went back the next day! Great food overall and amazing service. The staff is very attentive. We tried their classic platter and the meat lovers omelette and it was so good. I had their toast with their homemade jam which was also really good. I recommend trying their huckleberry pancake. Would definitely come back again if I’m ever back in WA.

The perfect spot for a relaxed Saturday morning! The food was great, exactly what you want from a breakfast spot and our was server was super sweet. Quick service and sat under 10 minutes on a weekend morning. Super excited they had cheesy grits! Will definitely be coming back!

We're from Olympia. And we drove over an hr to get here. We had a party if 5. And even with all of us. We had a amazing time. The wait staff was super nice. And accommodating. The place was clean. If you want to stay. Stay! If you want to leave. Leave. But make sure you order a lot of everything. It was so yum. Everything we ordered did not disappoint.

20min wait on a Sunday at noon, think we got lucky. Service was fast and super friendly. Food was great. BLT and a chicken fried steak omelet. Delicious huckleberry ice cream to finish it up. Trying the French toast and pie next time.

Be ready to wait a few minutes to be seated. Country style diner with a vintage feel but not in the most positive way. The ambiance felt a little dark to me, is it haunted? Idk. I got a half BLT and half beef soup and they were okay. Soup a bit too salty for my taste. The waitress was attentive.

One of my new favorite breakfast places. Service was great, very attentive to all customers even when busy and service was quick. Price leans a little higher depending on what you order but the food was really good. Large portions as well.

The pancakes were good with the Huckleberry syrup. My omelet was packed with veggies and cheese as I would rather have it. They did good!

As far as breakfasts go, this was rough. I ordered the smoked salmon scramble, and the eggs were so over cooked they didn’t even resemble eggs. They definitely didn’t taste like them. The hash browns and the breakfast sandwich my partner ordered were fine. The service was very inattentive, and we were one of a handful of tables on a slow weekday morning. Best part by far was the collection of yearbooks to browse.

One of my go-to breakfast places. Their Chicken Fried Steak is amazing. The gravy is flavorful and the steak is cooked perfectly. They are excellent on eggs and hash browns and their huckleberry pancakes are divine. My wife loves the breakfast buritto with chorizo. The portions are very big and though there is usually a wait, they get you in quick. It is a very large restraurant. Service is always fantastic, and they strike a nice balance of getting your good quickly but not feeling like you are rushed when eating. I have only ever eaten there for breakfast so I'm not sure how their lunches and dinners are, but if breakfast is any indication, you'll be in good hands.

My golly! Some of their menu items aren't that great. Hot turkey sandwich with gravy, cranberry sauce, and on a big piece of Texas toast? Well, why is the turkey ALWAYS dry as the proverbial bone? That's disappointing. The turkey dinner is the same. However! Tonight, a friend treated me to a dinner here for my birthday (last Wednesday). I got the 10? 12 ounce Sirloin steak with green beans and a loaded baked potato. This is not something I can have very often because I have cirrhosis and my liver just won't put up with a lot of fat. But, this was so worth it! The potato was crispy on the outside and flaky and delicious on the inside. I ordered it loaded, except for sour cream and it was exactly what I needed. The steak was cooked medium-well and was juicy and flavorful. I brought some home for later. I don't know what the cook did to those fresh green beans but they were so good! I love green beans, anyway, but they are easy to screw up if you're not careful. Now, I'm craving a big container of them! LOL. The huckleberry cheesecake is a marvel! The "slab" is huge and in between writing this, I take little bites and savor the berries and slight lemony taste. I'm coming back here in a few months to order this again! Yes, I do actually have to wait several months before I can eat something like this amazing dinner. I can still get a waffle, too. Their Belgian waffles are thick! And Huckleberry Square has all sorts of delectable syrups. I like the boysenberry.

Despite the rush of Sunday brunch, the quality of the food and superb customer service at Huckleberry Square did not waver. We waited for only about 10 minutes for a table for 4. The restaurant definitely had that "diner" feel to it, with booth seating throughout. The menu is expansive, so there is sure to be an option for everyone. Our party was so happy with the food that we ordered, which included pancakes, hashbrowns, an omelette, and more. The main highlight was the chicken and biscuits (MUST TRY!). The only negative thing about our visit was that the waffle was too hard, as if it were overcooked. Our waitress was kind and attentive. She provided updates on the progress of out meal and checked in with us frequently. They were also on top of refilling our cups of coffee without us having to ask. We were met with kindness throughout our visit to Huckleberry Square. I also love how they have a "Giving Wall" where you can buy a meal for someone in need. It's clear that this restaurant hires only the best employees and cares about giving back to the community. I will certainly come back (with friends/family) to try the rest of the menu!!!

Food was mediocre, biscuit very dry, bacon partially not cooked. Issue was my wife asked for cheese on her scrambled eggs. When the food was brought they had maybe a tablespoon of shedded cheese on them. When we got the bill there was a line showing scrambled with cheese, $2.99. I pointed out to the server her breakfast came with eggs why was this now separate and why $2.99 for just cheese? He said THATS the charge for cheese. That is absolutely ridiculous to charge that much for the very little she got. He was no help at all. In addition they charged $5.25 for one soft drink, another ridiculous price. I felt like we totally wasted our money. My wife and I eat out every day and this just was not worth the money. Kevin Mgrdichian (816) 213-9511

Great service, even for group of 11, well recommended. Portion are support lots of food. Would eat here again.

Huckleberry Square is my go-to for breakfast, though I haven't tried their lunch or dinner offerings. The service can be slow, especially during busy mornings, with orders often taking a while to hit the table. Despite the wait, the breakfast dishes like their pancakes, omelets, and chicken fried steak are always spot-on. If you're after a solid breakfast and don't mind a leisurely pace, Huckleberry Square delivers

This is our family's go to spot! Everyone is so friendly and the food is delicious. My picky eater can always find something yummy to eat.

My friends took me here for breakfast before they dropped me at the train station and I really enjoyed it. I got the custard French toast and it was so delicious! It wasn't dry or chewy and it had the perfect amount of fruit and custard. We went on a Sunday morning so they were very busy, but we only had to wait about 20 minutes to get a table for four. The waitress who served us was very friendly and attentive, but the person who did our drinks seemed like she was having a bad day as she was less friendly.

This a good diner type brunch spot in Burien. It appeared to be a local fave, as there was quite the crowd and a 20 min wait on a late morning Saturday. We were seated within the timeframe they quoted, and got a cozy table for two. Most of the tables were helped pretty quickly, ours was the exception. When we did get service, we jumped on ordering drinks & our breakfast. We love a good bloody mary, and this one really packed a good punch. Great flavor, pretty strong, not super crisp pickled veggies, but it worked. I would definately recommend the bloody mary. I ordered the Fractured Vegetarian Omelet. It was hearty, served with a pretty large portion of hashbrowns. It was good, nothing remarkable, but after the one-drink-buzz bloody mary, I just needed to get some food in me. I'd recommend this restaurant for a casual breakfast, if you're wanting standard breakfast fare. I did not try the huckleberry pancakes, so I'll have to come back. I can imagine that they're a favorite!

All delicious food! The service was good and it felt very diner-y if that's what you're looking for! A little pricey but pretty standard for modern cost. Best monte Cristobal ever had!

After years of indulging at this Burien institution, I finally surrendered to their pièce de résistance: the huckleberry cinnamon roll. Imagine a confection so divine it could make a lumberjack weep--a warm, gooey spiral of cinnamon bliss, crowned berry cream frosting and wild mountain huckleberries baked in. Not stopping there, I ventured into custard French toast drenched in huckleberry syrup, accompanied by eggs and bacon so perfectly thick and crisp you'd swear it was engineered in a lab. The ambiance? Think cozy diner meets Pacific Northwest charm, where the servers greet you like a long-lost friend and the coffee flows as freely as Seattle's rain. It's the kind of place where time slows, calories don't count, and huckleberries reign supreme.

Excellent service!!! Benedict eggs great!!!! Burger wwoowww!!! Great place for breakfast and lunch

Great place to dine, had to wait for about 15/20 mins on a weekend morning for brunch. Good vegetarian options, fast service and amazing food.

Huckleberry Square is a great neighborhood brunch place for great American-style breakfast foods. On a Sunday morning at 11, we waited about 20 minutes for our table, not bad for a brunch Sunday day. Expect long wait times though as it is a popular place. The food came after about 20 minutes of ordering and was so worth the wait. Super filling and salty, perfect for a Sunday morning! The coffee was great and the server came by to refill it frequently so it was always tasting hot and fresh. I always love the cozy feeling of the place and the local photos and art on the walls. Always a go to for breakfast.

I've loved this relic place for years. And, though becoming almost crazy expensive, if you stick to the basics (burgers, sandwiches, and the Saturday prime rib special), all has remained good. I thought until I unfortunately ventured and ordered a very expensive but delicious sounding new item on the menu, "fresh wild caught Coho salmon and shrimp Louie". I decided I'd splurge and treat myself to something special. Once it arrived, I could barely find any salmon in the very basic bowl of lettuce (my first thought was they'd forgotten it!). I did discover there were a few tiny bits of it very sparsely sprinkled in. So technically, yes, there was salmon in it ? The shrimp in it was limp, cold, previously frozen and tasteless. Total after tax for that: $37! Never. Never again. Better off at Arnie's or Salty's. I gave 2 stars instead of 1 only due to nostalgia over what it once was ..

Amazing pie!! Holy moly! It was amazing we made it a thing on our checklist for huckleberry pie in Washington. And very very few places carried homemade pies and this place was a rare one that had the most amazing pies. Delicious and not too sweet perfectly balanced. You could tell it was homemade not bought.

We love huckleberry square. It's the best diner in the area. The staff are always so friendly and make you feel like you're at home. My wife and I have taken our father and grandfather here when they visited and they both enjoyed it as well since it has a pretty large menu. My dad in particular is a very meat and potatoes type of guy and he loved the hot turkey sandwich. Everyone agrees the portions are big here too! Whenever we get a craving for breakfast food we go here.

Not worth the hype. Ordered Coffee and Huckleberry chicken sandwich for myself. Coffee was stale and chicken was in large chucks making it hard to enjoy the cream cheese/Huckleberry sauce combo. Service was Ok nothing above and beyond wanting to come back again

Love this spot! Everything about it is perfect. The BLT is my go to! They are also open Christmas Day.

(Lunch review) Delicious! Service was fast and friendly Mozz sticks were good but the sauce with them??? Absolute star Chicken Cesar wrap with potato salad was also really good. Lemonades were so tasty- not too sweet :) Can't wait to try breakfast

Great place for breakfast/brunch. Reasonable prices and very generous portions. Eggs prepared as ordered and solid hash brown game.

Been there many times. Always good, good service and great breakfast food. My wife's breakfast burrito was big enough for 2 but she ate it anyway. I got biscuits and gravy with a side of fried eggs and sausage. I really did not need the eggs and sausage and I can't figure out how hash browns is a good nutritional match with biscuits and gravy. Coffee is a bit expensive at $4.25 but refilled frequently. Wait staff knows what they are doing and mostly long time employees. Decor is well worn. Parking is always tight.

Been here twice in the past month and really enjoy their breakfast! Staff are friendly and great! Food is always fresh, hot and delicious. I love that they have oat milk for me to put in my coffee! A lot of restaurants don't have this option!! I came by myself the first time and this last time I brought my family that flew in from California. It was about a 30 min wait on a Saturday but worth the wait. All of our food is was delicious. They waitress made sure to check on us constantly and refill our coffees. The pancakes are huge too so all you need is 1. Or Two if you are sharing a meal. One of my new favorite spots now. This is definitely a spot that I would tell friends and family about.

Amazing local restaurant, they have a wall where people can purchase meals in advance or donate meals to those in need. A worthy business and deserving our support. We came here after a walk around Seahurst park and we ordered the huckleberry mountain burger, ribeye steak, taco salad bowl, huckleberry pie, huckleberry mimosa and float, all good food! The place was very busy but service was prompt, our server is very nice and made sure we had everything we needed. A dog friendly restaurant too!

Came here with a group of friends on a Monday night, mostly on the recommendation of it being a favorite by someone in the group. I don't know if we got extremely unlucky but the experience as a whole was forgetful. After being seated it took roughly 15 minutes for a waitress to come over and take our order. She kept walking by our table - and we must've heard "I'll come back for you guys right after this," - several times as we proceeded to get passed up for other customers. It was clear they were understaffed and that she was the only person taking orders. Even asking for condiments took a long time. We asked for tapatio, and after 10 minutes got hot sauce but it was Cholula. When we got our food, one person got the wrong order. They ordered meatloaf with corn and were given pot roast with beans. We mentioned it and they brought a fresh plate out with meatloaf - but it still had beans. We cut our losses and accepted it. I personally got the philly cheese steak with onions, jalapenos and provolone. It was pretty tasty and the fries were good also. I got the huckleberry shake as well. It as ok - IMO the flavors were too subtle. Maybe I'll give this another shot in a few months. I won't be going out of my way to try it again though.

Everything here is good. It has become one of our regular Saturday breakfast spots we tried to go to the one that Yelp recommended up on Rainier Avenue but there were 40 people outside in line so we went to our regular spot. The food is good chicken fried steak awesome I forgot to take pictures today, but I will next time the hashbrowns are cooked perfectly. I had that hamburger steak hashbrowns, and an English muffin. The service is good and it's extremely consistent. you won't regret a visit to huckleberry.

My husband and I were looking for a place for breakfast before flying home from a week in Seattle. We didn't want to go back into the city and when looking for somewhere near the airport, Huckleberry Square popped up near the top of my search. We pulled in to the parking lot before the restaurant opened and were pleased to see other cars already waiting to enter. We knew it had to be a good sign- and we were right! It was the perfect, cozy, diner-like experience we love to see in breakfast locations. Hot coffee was provided as soon as we were seated, and I also tried their huckleberry mimosa. Delicious! The food was served quickly and was amazing as well. The Florentine Omelette is something I usually wouldn't consider, but I decided to give it a try and I'm SO glad I did. Hashbrowns were perfectly crispy. Large portions, large selection of both sweet and savory breakfast options, and excellent service. Don't pass this place up! Such a sweet, cozy spot to start the day. (No pictures because I ate all my food!)

I have been wanting to come to Huckleberry Square for dinner for some some time, after a server once explained the process of the prep for the prime rib that is featured on Saturday nights. I finally made it last night, and I will stick to possibly having breakfast at Huckleberry. I want to state that the exterior holiday lights are gorgeous. Then it went downhill from there. Upon entering, the hostess wanted to seat me in a section at a small table, that is half booth and half seat. I wanted some room to spread out to read, and I asked for the booth by the window. She hesitated, and had to check to see if it okay. I'm sorry...there were 7 open booths in the area I asked for. Not sure what the challenge was. The busser was quick with my water, but it took forever for my server Dorothy to come to the table. I heard her tell another table that she was busy in the office? Really? I would think the customer and your tables are your priority. And I don't need to be called "honey" as I heard it at least three times. I wanted a cocktail before my dinner, and I saw a White Russian was mentioned on the table tent. I ordered it and it was fun, as it has been several years since I have had one. But why is it served with a LONG soda straw? The salad before meal was basic. Iceberg and shredded carrots. I ordered a 12 oz. cut of prime rib, green beans and fries. My plate was delivered after a long wait, and it had a baked potato instead of the fries. Oh well, I went ahead and just ate it. The green beans were inedible, and the prime rib had zero flavor. The horseradish sauce made it tolerable. (also, why would you place a sauce container on top of the prime rib??) Again, I may come back for breakfast, but there are many choices and I don't think this was worth a 25 minute drive. As it is well-stated, "you get what you pay for". Yes, the prime rib dinner and cocktail were inexpensive, but I will pay more for quality the next time.

Got the French toast with a side of eggs and sausage while my friend got the omelette and hash browns. All the food was so good! Big portion sizes too, I'm always really full leaving. Attentive service, they came by really often to refill our coffee. I love their syrups for their French toast, waffles and pancakes! They have four different flavors, maple, pecan, huckleberry or Marion berry. It can get really busy during breakfast/brunch times and there is a bit of a wait.

This is an awesome place for brunch and anything between. The portions are generous and the food is finger-licking-good. Their service staff is top notch. The ambiance is perfect for family oriented events.

My father lives in Burien, so this is go to for a hearty meal. They have a small parking lot with plenty of parking. It's a family style restaurant offering breakfast thru diner. The portions are big. The food is good. I've ordered both breakfast and lunch this week and my family was very satisfied. The staff is well organized and friendly. When I visited there was a short wait but it went quickly.

Huckleberry Square was once the best family breakfast spot. Its so different and impersonal now. Its a Saturday at 11am. Because they won't accept to-go phone orders anymore, I went to the website only to be given a message they are not accepting online orders until 12:30. Bad service and it seems a bad business model.

I have been coming to this restaurant for decades!! Best breakfast in Burien Washington!! Reasonably priced and good food!! Nice ambiance too!!

Breakfast before departing Washington for home. Sad to be going, glad to be getting non-airport food. Had a good breakfast with family. Coffee was a plenty; food was good but much like any other diner. Parking was in the adjacent lot but can be a bit tight. Had a typical breakfast of eggs, bacon and toast. SO had chicken fried steak with accompaniments. Its breakfast.

I ordered sandwiches in Huckleberry, I found hair at huckleberry compote. Food need to be no hair.

A local diner that has been around forever! Staff here are very attentive and very thorough. Food is always delicious and served served quickly after ordering. A lot to choose from when it comes to breakfast lunch or dinner whatever whatever floats your boat and suits your fancy! Bonus - Option to round up your ticket and have the opportunity to donate to Burien Care's animal rescue is a huge win!

HS I was a little reluctant on trying Huckleberry Square after reading some of the reviews. However, I did give it a try. I was pleasantly surprised. I ordered the salmon scramble with capers cream cheese and onions. I had asked for diced tomatoes to be added and they were sprinkled on top. Flavor was really good and there was plenty of delicious salmon. Hash browns were nicely crispy. Even the toast with the Marionberry jelly was very tasty. Service was friendly and fast and very much appreciated before a very busy day! Overall a very good experience.

The service is always friendly and this is such a cute diner. Perfect for eggy breakfasts, yummy pancakes, or plates of hash browns.

This is a tasty, casual stop, that we tried after reading some great reviews! We had breakfast, which was fantastic, and the waitress was super nice, and attentive. And they even sell the huckleberry syrup (a great stocking stuffer, btw!) My only issue was the hash browns tasted off, like they weren't using real butter, or something. ?

Ordered Philly cheesesteak the beef tasted like it was 3 days old very disappointed the waitress was very friendly and great service but will never order Philly cheesesteak again

The new owner has added a ton of fun new things. Tater tots, jojo's, cheese curds etc. The bakery seems to have been upgraded. Not all the pie seem like they're made from scratch although we're told that. The crusts can be a little sketchy. The chocolate muffins are incredibly dry. I believe the other two varieties are fine. The Huckleberry bread is tasty. For the most part the quality of the food and the taste is really good. They're definitely times the fish can be overcooked but I've never had a problem with having it redone without arguments or excuses. The soups are exceptional. What is up with not giving toast with an omelette anymore? Actually I would like to at least see an option to have one or two slices for a minimal cost more. I don't like paying an extra $4 for two pieces of bread. Their coffee is good, they have flavored creamers. The iced tea is crisp and clear fresh. Everyone working there is wonderful, I especially love the young kids! They're really awesome.

We loved the atmosphere when we walked in very family friendly ! We were quickly seated and our server was very attentive. We were always asked if we needed water since we were quite thirsty. Positive : Food came out quickly, everything was well made , nothing was cold or out of place . Kids meal was a soft bun which was a good idea since when it's toasted the kids have a hard time Eating it ! My omelette was very well cooked And the portion size was exceptional My husband ordered a burger which he noted that it was succulent, well put together and tasted great . Fresh ingredients. Appetizer: Thai chicken they were LARGE ! Crunchy crispy and yummy . Service : quick , efficient, helpful and kind Negative : I really wanted to dry the hot honey fried chicken but they were "out and had been out for months ?" That was very confusing since my husband ordered wings and they weren't out of that . The whole Caesar was interesting since it had tomatoes and mix of butter lettuce and romaine ... so I was kind of confused . Overall : family friendly environment ! They sell huckleberry products at the front . Everyone was very kind and the food was yummy since we were a hungry family of five with three kids under 4 . Thank you for a good experience!

Quick to be seat and served. Coffee and apple juice came quick. Waitress took our order and food came out minutes later. Everything is delicious and hot. It's not to noisy light background music playing. Huge sausage and large portion of hash brown.

STK, y'all. This is based upon 3 missions, spanning the culinary battlefield during all hours of both dawn and dusk. Tirelessly, these ninja cooks work all day, their feudal lord would do well to procure coffers for their well fought battles, beyond the normal recompense. Names are changed to protect anonymity of my ninja tribesfolk. But they dont say much when they are eating. Mission 1, Afternoon Delight 3PM on a Tuesday (CHILL) 3 eggs +4 bacons+sourdough+ +hash browns +coffee , 2 scoops huckleberry Wars are lost due to famine so my war party was ushered to our camp with no time to spare. Early brinner was on my mind, despite the war parties' verbal protests. They called for all of the meats, an assortment of cheeses, potatoes, salads the whole lot. Regardless, our mission was to assassinate all of our plates, so leftovers would neither be tolerated nor taken. 1st battle. I ordered coffee. Sadly, it was burnt. Which, was disappointing, for I work at 6am daily. Also my hash browns were a bit too browned. Everything came out fine after that, though. Timely, proper temperature, plated cleanly and tasting lovely, all according to the squad. Everything required a little seasoning, and this is to be fully expected in any diner. / Ninja Thoughts: Burnt coffee is easily remedied by the huckleberry ice cream. Overcooked hash browns just needed ketchup, hot sauce and egg yellows to make it all good. Maybe I should rethink brinner at 3pm? Mission 2, Good Morning Starshine 7PM on a Friday (LOUNGIN) French Dip + Jojo+ Salad Bodhihafza Assassination of a rival and a corrupt kingdom burecrat went so well, I was able to return home before the Kobe cows came home. Speaking of cows, the French dip didn't disappoint, hooo hoo ho. Flavor of the aus jus and quality of the prime rib shavings was good, but the sando was a little smallish. Jojos and malt vinegar are always an appropriate combo, when balancing a hot sandwich with a cool salad. Salad was fresh although it wasn't properly dressed. And the IPA was a nice finish. Service was on point, quick and attentive. People certainly are chatty here at The Square, but I am not opposed to some dinner, drinks + good conversation. / Mission 3, Day-O 11 AM on a Sunday (BUSY) 3 eggs+4 bacons +Rye ++Hash browns and Belgian waffle Short wait, tableX2, hostesses were fast, servers quick, cooks divided and conquered. Coffee was outstanding, we agreed on that. She (let us call her, Hinata) had the custard french toast and huckleberry mimosa, for she had been here before... and I took my usual, but had a waffle with huckleberry compote. Everything but the bacon was epic. Must have had a new ninja on the front line. For a kitchen general never would serve burnt bacon. 3/4 bacon strips were burnt so much that I had to put compote on them to even consume them! I am from the kitchen battlefield formerly, before becoming an assassin for hire. So I waste only the inedible. But questionable bacon? Toss it in the bin and start again. We both shared the bacons but ugh. So loss of two ninja stars there , one for each ninja pallette, on an otherwise well executed battle plan. Huck's Mimosa was a kind pour, so / 3.3 rounds up to a rough 4, out of 5, ninja stars. A local family favorite, I can see now why.

This spot holds such a special place in my heart. Every time we go, we have the best service experience. The staff are so kind and friendly, they remember our names which makes us feel valued even though the place is always packed. The food is amazing, I've tried multiple things off the menu but always end up ordering breakfast. We bring all of our out of town friends/family here whenever they come to visit.

This is a great place to get breakfast. I live in Seattle but when I find myself in Burien in the morning (usually the morning after) I will head here for breakfast. They have these like deep dish pancakes that are amazing. And who doesn't like huckleberries? Service is friendly. Not all up in your face but attentive. It's definitely got a family vibe going on. I'll be back.

If you know me, the first thing I care about is the cleanliness/sanitation condition of anyplace that serves me food in exchange for my money. That will always be Number One. Some people ask, "why isn't the food your first concern?" Because. I don't care how good the food is if the kitchen or dining room are in unhealthy states. Gross. The second concern would be the quality of the food and the service. Makes sense, right? There's nothing on a menu I can't prepare myself at home, but I go out FOR the service, ambience, seeing other people, etc. However, as of now, 4:00PM Sunday, 30 October 2022, at least as of this meal at Huckleberry Square, that concern or expectation has been replaced by How Does Management Treat The Labor. I'm here to tell you: DEPLORABLY. In the middle of my dinner (which is excellent. Served perfectly by Dorothy. In a clean facility. Pushing all the right buttons so far.), one of the workers, a small, older woman, was attempting at the lobby register to talk with the POC (person in charge), who was not smaller and not older. I don't know the name of the service worker, nor the name of the person to whom she was trying to talk. All I DO know is that the manager for the moment was reacting in a very unprofessional manner, and loudly. SO LOUDLY that the entire restaurant could hear her----including the people waiting to be seated, only a few feet away from the conflict. No one was smiling. The people at the table across for me shook their heads and talked about the humiliation the worker was enduring. I nodded in agreement with them. My family raised me in hospitality. If my parents had a person on staff who was ever this rude and condescending to another staff member, there'd be a "HELP WANTED" sign in the window within minutes. This was an unacceptable situation on a Sunday afternoon. The bad weather and storms should be happening OUTSIDE, not in. This doesn't change my mind about eating here again, but I'll tell ya what: I'll be a lot happier if the afternoon hosting person is either A: not here, or B: the recipient of at least 100 hours of sensitivity and management training. For the record: I don't know what the conflict was about, although I could certainly hear a very raised, shrill and angry voice. I also don't know that person's name, but I'd wager good money that it's Karen. Please clean this up, Huckleberry Square. This situation did nothing to impress anyone here wanting a pleasant Sunday dinner. It left a bad taste in my mouth.

Huckleberry Square is hands down the best breakfast spot around. It's been around since I was a toddler. I highly recommend the fractured vegetarian omelette, that said everything on the menu is fantastic. The service is always warm and smiley, in-fact a lot of the employees have worked there for 20 plus years. The food quality is always on par and it has an old school atmosphere. I recommend this place to anyone looking for that breakfast that hits the spot.

Huckleberry Square just happened to be by where we were running errands one weekend, so we stopped in for breakfast. They have a LOT of huckleberry options and even sell some retail products like huckleberry syrup! We got huckleberry mimosas, which were amazing. I got the classic breakfast and I really enjoyed my meal. The restaurant itself is similar to a diner. The staff were very friendly and attentive. Overall, we had a fun brunch here and I would go back for sure!