Morning Glory Cafe

We had such a great morning at Morning Glory Café at The Farm. The setting is peaceful, with lots of outdoor seating surrounded by trees and open space for kids to explore. It’s the perfect spot to enjoy breakfast and relax without feeling rushed. We ordered the Brisket Burrito, Bacon Burrito, and the Noble Bread Brisket & Egg Sandwich — all were fresh, flavorful, and well made. Everything tasted like it came straight from the farm, and the portions were generous. It’s an ideal spot for families — great food, friendly service, and plenty of room for little ones to wander safely. We’ll definitely be back.

It's outdoors, lots of shade and a very popular spot. There was a long line but it was moving at a good pace. There are 2 spots as soon as you enter there is one that does just Lunch and then when you keep going down there is the breakfast spot. Food was good and the sitting is good do enjoyed some fresh air with my meal.

Morning Glory has one of the more unique brunch menus in the Valley, and a really lovely setting: an actual working farm, where they grow a lot of their own veggies. Specifically, don't sleep on things like the loaded Japanese sweet potato, which comes with smoked brisket, maple glazed bacon, aioli, two eggs, and pickled red onions to cut the fat... it's a revelatory dish that is simply perfect and one of my favorite brunch meals, if not my absolute favorite here in Phoenix. Note: the line is LONG; prepare to wait in the sun for around 25-35 to order, and another 10 minutes or so for your food. Seating is open, there's TONS of it, and most of it is in the shade, but if you're visiting anywhere from May through October, it gonna be hot, so plan accordingly. Also the prices are up there, just like everyone else: the loaded baker is $24, for example, so be warned. That said, the food is worth it, the setting is lovely, and it's just... different, instead of more of the same same available everywhere else.

We are on a week long vacation from DC, and we hit the jackpot of breakfast at this quaint and charming spot. The food was soooo full flavor, the visuals throughout the grounds are so striking and it's the kind of place that you find both magical and cozy. Highly recommend!✨️👌

This was our second visit to The Farm at South Mountain and was expressly made to try the Morning Glory Cafe located there. In November, the weather is perfect so sitting outside at 10 am was comfortable and the views and atmosphere of the surrounding farm were beautiful. We were not bothered by any flies or pests as other reviewers complained of. We ordered the Build Your Own American Breakfast with scrambled eggs (plus added 2 eggs), the farm home fries/potatoes, noble bread and 3 slices of thick cut bacon and it was more than enough food for us to split. We would have ordered another slice of bread however, as it is a small slice. One photo I posted shows the entire breakfast, while the second shows it split in half. The food was well made and flavorful. I especially enjoyed the Farm home fries with the slices of peppers and onions. This breakfast was definitely better than a normal style restaurant breakfast like Denny's and such. If you are familiar with Matt's Big Breakfast or Be Simple (Prescott), it is more along that line with better ingredients like the thick cut bacon and artisan bread. We do recommend this establishment for the fun farm atmosphere, plants and dinning.

Delicious food, I love the sound of the birds while you're eating. The flowers are so pretty and the seating is nice. Highly recommend the enchiladas!

Relaxed vibes, delicious food—this place is a beautiful escape from the crazy hustle and bustle of the city.

We visited after a hike. Refreshing drinks among other things hit the spot. The place is little on the tiny side for us but otherwise a good experience. The wait server allowed us to snap a pic of our large drink order request. I would visit again.

We went to The Farm at South Mountain just for Morning Glory Cafe. We arrived before 11am and had to park at the parking lot across the street. It's convenient. Just be cautious when you cross with your children because there is a crosswalk without a traffic light. The walk towards Morning Glory Cafe was quite lovely since we were able to walk though the Farmers Market and most of the garden. I waited in line for about half an hour and maybe another 10 min for our food. My family easily found a place to sit under the shade. We ordered the Enchiladas with no cheese and scramled eggs on the side, and the Belgian Waffle. Unfortunately, the enchiladas came out cold. I still did enjoy the taste of the whole dish. Based on taste alone, I would recommend both the dishes I ordered. I usually order my coffee with just milk, but, they got me on the pumpkin spice flavor. To my surprise, I enjoyed it better than my normal coffee preference.

Underwhelming! $8 for 12oz cup of juice? The food is blah. You have to stand in 1 long line to order wait up to an hour and wait again for your food. Parking across the street. No servers but they charge like it. No plates or silverware, plastic cups. Barely any fresh food growing there. Tables were dirty, missing sun umbrellas and Phoenix is very sunny. $80 breakfast for 2 people and only drip coffee with sugar? No water? What in the robbery. I love to eat out but this is disappointing. Bring the kids and dog, meet with family outdoors but head somewhere else for brunch/ breakfast. Many other restaurant spots nearby like Peppersauce, Rennicks, Lucy's, Market Cafe, Snooze, Sunshine, Scrambles and way more......

Morning Glory Cafe is a great spot to stop by for brunch if you're in the area or wanted a small farm outing. Seating is all outdoors. You have to stand in line to place your order. Your order number will be called out when it's ready. You will also be texted. There's different pickup areas for drinks and food. Drinks will be on the left hand side while food will be on the right hand side. Drinks come out relatively quickly, but you'll have to wait 10-15 minutes for your food. There's a few benches near pick up if you would like to sit and wait. Food and drink pricing is on the pricier side. If you are a coffee drinker, there is unlimited refills on the coffee. However, depending on time of day, the coffee may come out cold if it's been sitting in the pot for a while. My partner and I got the Noble Bread Brisket & Egg Sandwich, Morning Glory Chilaquiles with added bacon, and Lemonade to drink. My personal favorite part of the food was the produce elements! They were so fresh and so tasty. The Noble Bread Brisket & Egg Sandwich comes with an egg done in any style of your choosing. The eggs are cooked perfectly. I wasn't a big fan of the sauce given with this sandwich. It's a very pepper forward sauce, but it dominates rather than complements the rest of the sandwich. I also felt the brisket pieces were rather stingily sized. They were pretty small. The bread as always is so good from Noble. The Morning Glory Chilaquiles is pretty substantial. You are given quite a bit in your bowl. The salsa is a red one and it's also very cinnamon forward. The cinnamon strength was a bit polarizing for us, but the other individual components of the bowl were solid. Finally, their lemonade is pretty refreshing. Not too sweet and not too sour. It was maybe a touch too watered down though. Overall, my partner and I would return again, but we would order different things to try.

We enjoy this place for when we want a nice breakfast outside where our kids can be kids without judgement. We recently went on a Saturday morning as a group of 4 adults and 2 kids around 9:30am and the wait ended up being around 30min to order and then about 20 minutes for the food. we ordered breakfast tacos, montecristo, standard breakfast, and my specific order was the Japanese sweet potato with brisket and wow I felt that mine was the best meal in terms of uniqueness, flavor, and very filling. Also, the orange juice is some of the best I've had around! What I also enjoy about this spot is that before/after you enjoy a nice meal at one of their picnic tables you are free to walk about and enjoy their nice property with some yard games, grassy areas, the chicken coops, and even a little store for some cute goodies to take home.

My all time favorite brunch restaurant. I go every year during the winter to take advantage of the great Arizona weather. The Japanese sweet potato is usually my go-to order. The smoked salmon is also tasty.

The food was delicious! The ambiance was super relaxed, family and pet friendly. The service was good, the people there were kind and helpful.

Such a cute spot in South Phoenix. This place is a casual outdoor farm-to-table brunch place located at The Farm at South Mountain. You order at the counter and seat yourself at a picnic table. I ordered the smoked salmon omelet, but next time I'll be getting the brisket because I tasted some and it was delish. The line was kinda long on the weekend but you can definitely spend a while here just eating and exploring parts of the farm like the gift shop and chicken coops. Good for groups when the weather is nice.

Would not recommend for breakfast. The coffee options are minimal and only to be flavored with sugar packets. We ordered the chilaquiles and they were basically the store bought chips you get for the table and an egg on top. As soon as we got it, I knew I had ordered the wrong thing. Not sure if there are better items on the menu but the other item my date ordered was also mid. The best thing about it was probably the orange juice.

We found this place by accident and it turned out to be a great find. The food is fantastic, the brisket breakfast burrito was amazing. Everything is fresh and has a great taste. I had a scone as well that was flaky and soft. The atmosphere it totally farm to table, you sit outside in the fresh air. You will wait but you have to when everything is made fresh to order.

Located at the foothills of south mountain this is your go to place for a farm to table experience. Morning glory is located inside the farm and this place is exclusively for breakfast. The farm is huge and such a fun place for family and friends. There is ample parking space as well! We went around noon and ordered farm burrito, French toast, waffle and freshly squeezed orange juice. The juice was very refreshing and was fantastic. The food is great as well, loved the burrito and the fresh toast, great flavors, warm and perfect. Waffle wasn't the best felt it was over done. The pricing is a little expensive specially a glass of juice is $7, but can't complain on the taste. The service is quick and organized Everything was great and loved the whole vibe.

This is a the breakfast only spot that's in The Farm, a 10 acre event venue in South Mountain that hosts weddings as well as other events. The Farm also includes some Chickens and turkeys to look at as well as some veggies growing. Anyway, back to the Morning Glory Cafe, it's a popular breakfast spot as it's both Family Friendly as well as dog friendly. Seating is all outdoors picnic table style, but they also have large umbrellas you can activate for some shade. Food-wise, you line up and order/pay first while they make it, the they call your number to pick it up when it's ready. Food is decent, they have many choices. My favorites are chicken enchiladas as well as a salmon omelette. They focus on farm-to-table or at least their image, is of that, so don't be expecting some usual breakfast fare. Fresh squeezed OJ also featured but for a hefty $7 a cup. Also Coffee is drip coffee, there is no espresso machine. Overall, it's a great place if you go once every one or two months as a good change of pace from normal restaurants. I wouldn't go here more than that as some of the outdoor dining novelty may wear off.

Had to wait 30 minutes to order and paid 70 dollars for the absolute worst food imaginable the pork was sour there was canned enchilada sauce 9 dollars for a small cup of orange juice don't go here if you want good food

We got Black Coffee and Orange Juice with Chilaquiles. The service was excellent and the Ambiance at The Farm fantastic !!

Came here for breakfast to celebrate my niece's birthday a few weeks ago. What a beautiful setting. Having a meal surrounded by trees, flowers, and so much greenery was very nice. Service was not the best, it was a Saturday, but it took us at least 25 minutes just to get our drinks. Then about another 25 just to get our food. The food was already semi cold. I ordered the chilaquiles, which were honestly pretty bland and had no spice. I will say, I had the best fresh squeezed orange juice I've ever had in my life! It's 7 dollars for a pretty small cup, but I will say that was worth it taste wise. I will be coming back to give it another shot because I did love the ambiance. Hopefully it was just an off day.

I think people come here for the location :) The orange juice is amazing and the loaded Japanese sweet potato is unique but everything else is kind of lackluster. We did yoga then headed over for brunch afterwards. The line was non-existent when yoga started and I was watching hoards of people walking over I started having FOMO during class!! When we finished class, the line was probably 15-20 people long. After we finished eating, there must have been 50+ people in line!! It is a destination and cute farm. Love that there are so many outdoor tables.

Stopped by Morning Glory while visiting Arizona and was seriously impressed. It's a small place, but everything about it feels well done relaxed vibe, great service, and even better food. I had breakfast burrito and Chilaquiles and it hit the spot. Super fresh, cooked just right, and you can tell they actually care about what they're serving. Coffee was solid too, which is a big win in my book. The outdoor seating area is a nice bonus quiet, comfortable, and perfect for just kicking back for a bit. Not overly busy, just a chill spot with good energy. If you're in the area and looking for a quality breakfast or brunch spot, Morning Glory is 100% worth the stop. I'll definitely be back next time I'm in town.

The cutest cafe in the cutest location! We were in town for work and found this breakfast place on Yelp so we decided to pay a visit before exploring the area. It's located on a beautiful spacious farm with another eatery and small local shops. Service was friendly and pretty fast considering all food is made to order. I ordered the salmon omelette and only needed just a tad of salt and pepper, but still enjoyable. Definitely recommend to those looking for a picturesque breakfast/brunch place on a good weather day!

Breakfast of the year 2024. It truly can't get more farm-to-table then the Morning Glory Cafe. Ingredients are sourced by the farm on the property. Outdoor seating is plentiful and perfect for a weekend brunch. I ordered the cauliflower hash. Oh my. It was incredibly fresh and delicious. Everyone in my group loved their 'meal. And bonus that they serve press coffee.

We visited after a hike. Refreshing drinks among other things hit the spot. The place is little on the tiny side for us but otherwise a good experience. The wait server allowed us to snap a pic of our large drink order request. I would visit again.

I almost didn't want to review this place because it's so good I don't want it to get overcrowded This is an absolutely beautiful to place to enjoy breakfast at as a family, a couple with a dog, a group of girlfriends, literally it's for everyone except those that hate the outdoors and farms (it is at a farm!) Walking into this oasis you it is easy to forget you are in a desert and quickly start planning your own homestead/farm life. About the food, it's a little on the pricy side but truly it's no different than most brunch places in Scottsdale/Phoenix and much more delicious than most places I've tried so far. They have a good variety of foods and I love that everything is made with farm fresh ingredients. Parking is a little limited near the restaurant but they have plenty of parking across the street just make sure to bring food walking shoes and experience a nice short walk across the farm

This was the cutest place I've been in a while. Definitely loved the farm to table and how boldly is was in our face. The service was amazing and the ambiance is totally a vibe. We ordered the sweet potato with brisket which was absolutely yummy! The meat was so tender and full of flavor. I would love to go back and eat at the other restaurant on the property!

I came here with my family and had a lovely picnic breakfast! I wasn't sure what to expect when I came here other than the cafe. There are also chicken coops off to the side, which my toddler loved looking at (there are ducks in one of them as well as a turkey! The food was tasty. I ordered an omelette, my husband ordered some tacos (which he said were very filling!) and we ordered french toast for the kiddo ( he ate the whole thing!). We finished our breakfast and then went for a walk around the property. It is a lovely little farm with great ambiance for breakfast.

We went on a Saturday morning around 10 and it was plenty busy but service was still fast and delicious. We got the brisket tacos, Belgium waffle, eggs, bacon, and hot chocolate. Loved the tacos, waffle was also delicious, and bacon was great! Eggs were nothing special and hot chocolate was good not great. Overall it cost about $80 for breakfast for 4 adults which was kinda pricey IMO but it is farm fresh so great quality. Love the venue as a whole, so beautiful and well maintained grounds. A great outing for the fam!

I absolutely love this place! I'm not big on breakfast but their French toast left a lasting impression on a girl who normally doesn't like soggy bread. lol Maybe the bread they use made the difference. Being someone who grew you in a big city, I enjoyed walking the grounds looking at various plants and fowls. The idea of farm to table is appealing and when our big city friends come to visit this is our go to place for a great breakfast with beautiful grounds!

Pro-tip: It's a bit awkward driving in since it feels like you're driving illegally through the park, but keep going until you hit the parking by the cafe. Be prepared to wait a while in line. Highlights: I love the concept of counter service and getting to eat in the park especially on a nice sunny day with good weather. The smoked salmon spread was sensational and I loved every part of it - from the bagel texture, to the salmon portions, and fresh garnishes on top. I would 100% order it again. Lowlights: It's very pricy! I essentially paid $18 for a fancy lox bagel. We went around lunch time after a South Mountain hike and it took about 35 minutes waiting in line.

I've been eating breakfast here for a long time here. The Farm at South Mountain is such a beautiful spot for an outdoor meal. Morning Glory Cafe is one of three spots you can dine at when you visit the The Farm. Back in the day, you used to sit down and order from a wait staff. Now you wait in a line and order from a counter. Then you pick up your food when it is ready and find a table to eat at. I'm guessing this is to accommodate how busy this place has gotten. The menu at Morning Glory Cafe is a nice selection of breakfast items that includes omelettes, southwest favorites like breakfast tacos, smoked meats, and sweet items. For baked goods, I highly recommend their Blue Corn Bread as a side item. Even though brunch can be very busy on the weekends, you just can't beat the pretty views here while you eat. It's charming and the food is delicious. Make sure you take a stroll around The Farm after your meal. Morning glory Cafe closes up during the summer because we live in Arizona and no one wants to eat in hundred degree weather.

Morning Glory at the Farm South Mountain has got to be one of the most fascinating places to have a super casual, enjoyable, laid-back meal (especially breakfast), in a farm to table scrumptious way in the Valley. The open air, the farming around you, the beautiful scenery, the company you keep, and nature overall make this almost a paradise of nature. How many places are left where you can enjoy a walk along green pastures, farm animals, growing vegetables, the flowers, no urban noises, the live family friendly entertainment, the pet friendly attitude, the strolling paths, and let us not forget the marvelous foods served, absolutely and exquisitely farm to table fresh, tasty and incredible regardless of what you order. A few of the items we've enjoyed here have included: Huevos Rancheros con chorizo with Crisp corn tortillas topped with two over easy eggs, cheddar cheese and tomatillo sauce, along with refried Arizona tepary beans and real Farm home fries; the Meat Shop ham, Shreiner's breakfast sausage, applewood smoked bacon, onions, peppers and Monterey Jack cheese topped with sausage gravy. Love the terrific setting for anytime breakfast in the outdoors under a cool wooden canopy of shade trees! We take our friends, and we come back over and over and over again.

Haven't been to Morning Glory at The Farm in years. We arrived at 9:30 on a gloomy Saturday in January. The line was minimal and we ordered in short order. My adult kids got the Cauliflower Hash and Julia's Chicken Enchiladas, my wife got the American Breakfast whilst I got the Smoked Brisket Tacos. We added three drinks and a water, which came to $92.36 plus tip. Each entree was from $18-19. The prices here have always been high here, due to literally farm fresh. They ARE the farm. Our drinks arrived after a couple of mins. It's a walk-up counter, wait-for-your-food kinda place. Then you go find a table. The tables are scattered in the grove, under the huge pavilion and under the awning at their market. The choices ranged from 10' away to 80 yards away. Everyone was happy with their selections, although the drinks were pretty small (6 oz. tea and coffee). My tacos were street sized but were brimming with brisket, pico, onions, avocado and cilantro. Lime wedges and salsa were on the side, along with my eggs and potatoes. I was planning on adding my eggs to the tacos but there was no room! The Farm Home Fries, which came with the meal, were good: 1" nuggets of griddled yum. A few scallions and onions were laced within, making them a savory accompaniment. All of us experienced cooled off dishes tho. It was a cold morning (about 50 degrees), it was a decent walk to our table and a party of six was in front of us, which all contributed to a cooled-off plate. The Farm has a great concept but, on colder mornings, sit close to the cafe if possible.

What a lovely place You could miss it if you do not pay attention. The food was so good. It's a bit pricey - $27.00 for my cauliflower hash and a hot tea. When ordering at a counter and having a number called (like fast food) makes that seem like a lot. It's clean and delish though so truly I'm not complaining - you just need to know If you are going during the Winter, wear warm clothes. There is no inside seating for breakfast. I could have sat there longer so I wish I would known. I will be back when family comes to visit I loved the grounds, truly lovely and peaceful.

Such a peaceful experience with amazing views. The food is amazing!!!!! Everything is so fresh!

Delicious fresh Orange Juice! Loved the ambience of sitting outside beneath the tree with several birds singing their songs. I got the breakfast burrito with turkey bacon. Burrito was fine, under-seasoned and bland, even with the provided salsa. Potatoes on the side were better seasoned.

Rise and shine and give God your glory glory! That's what this place made Jimi sing after devouring the brisket and egg sandwich. The meal provided a great base for a football Sunday of losing all my dog's bets. He has the gambling problem, not me. 5 stars

I have been wanting to try this place forever and was finally able to get over. Let me just say, this little farm is so memorable! It's an absolutely beautiful setting. Peace and tranquillity at its finest. I left feeling rejuvenated and relaxed. It was such a great way to start my day. Fueled with nutritious farm fresh food and reposeful from the serene surroundings. I will definitely be back. Tip: They do close for the summer, so always check before heading over. Today was the last day they are open for the season.

I came to have breakfast for 2 times so far. My both experiences were good. Place usually has a long line, but it goes fast, and food comes out fast as well. It has an open seated area with lots of tables. The first time I got House Smoked Salmon Spread, and the second time the breakfast burrito. Price vs. the size/quality of the food was perfect. They use everything bagel for the salmon spread. Salmon was yummy. They use lots of salmon for the order. Burrito was also good. I added bacon to my order with an extra charge. Everything was fresh. On the other hand, I have a mixed feeling with their house hot coffee. As a big coffee lover and having cups of coffee anytime during the day and night; I cannot say this's the best coffee I ever had, or my favorite... but it's average, enjoyable to drink in the morning, but that's all. Once my meal is finished, I don't look for another cup.

Great hidden gem! Food was so delicious and fresh The Farm offers a lot Definitely a great place to visit

LOVELY OUTDOOR BRUNCH! I've been here a couple times. Lines move fast and orders come out in a timely manner even if they are busy. Dishes are a bit pricy, but are very large portions, enough to share! I'm obsessed with the Chilaquiles, the best I've had ANYWHERE! Their mimosas and iced coffee are both great. This is a great way to spend a nice Arizona morning enjoying the weather, and getting away from the hustle and bustle of the city. It's also great to bring pets! Come try it out, you won't regret it.

Farm to Table to Stomach. Never a better sequence of events at this perfect brunch place! Plenty of outside places to sit and enjoy the homemade food as you enjoy the scenery around you. We arrived a little after 9 and not long after us there was a long line of people waiting. Regardless, the line moved efficiently, and it didn't take long before we had fresh food in front of us. Ordered the chef special with some biscuits & brisket gravy with pepper jam. Enjoyed the meal but wouldn't necessarily order it again, the pepper jam wasn't as evident as I would have liked but the biscuits had a nice toasted and paired well with the sunny side up eggs I ordered. What stole the show as the Loaded Japanese Sweet Potato with its sweet, caramelized flavors paired with the tender smoked brisket. I'll be coming back for this one!

We were staying at the golf resort next door and we came over for a late breakfast. Now that's it's finally cooling down it's such a perfect place to start your day with a delicious meal. You can't beat the scenery here. The menu is placed right at the front and when you are ready to order just get in line at the register. Your meal is called by number when it's ready. We ordered the American breakfast with a side of fresh orange juice and a yogurt parfait. Everything was so fresh and tasty. Will definitely be back as much as possible during the fall to enjoy this place.

This place was packed for Sunday brunch, we arrived at around 10:15 am and were in line for about 45 minutes. Our group ordered the "Soil & Seed" Omelette, Pancho's Chilaquiles, Julia's Chicken Enchiladas, the Brioche French Toast, and freshly squeezed orange juice. The Pancho's Chilaquiles were my favorite, I enjoyed the crunchiness of the chips and the rich flavors from the variety of ingredients, but you need to eat it right away. Otherwise, the chips get soggy and you miss out on the crunchy texture. The freshly squeezed orange was also amazing and very refreshing in the warm weather. The whole area is wonderful to visit! It was my first farm to table experience and I'm glad I went to Morning Glory Cafe for it! There were wooden tables set up all across the farm, so seating was plentiful. They were also mindful of the sun and had large umbrellas set up across the area. Additionally, there was a shop next to the cafe, where you could find many little trinkets . After eating, we explored a little market with local vendors set up closer to the entrance of the farm.

Love this beautiful farm to table take on this casual take home dining. Not sure if most of the food is from this farm but the idea of this place is lovely. The menu has a lot of good items and was plentiful and fresh. Price point seemed on par for the type of food. I think the menu items are seasonal as well. All the food came in to go boxes and you can take it home or sit at a picnic bench and enjoy ! I did order vanilla cold brew. I thought it was going to be fresh cold brew made in house, but it was a can ($5) and add vanilla syrup for $1-2. So then I had to adjust my cold brew in the cup. It was very awkward trying to fix my drink at the counter while others were ordering their drinks. There should be a little side table so ppl can doctor their drinks/coffees out of the way. I got the kids banana foster French toast. It was the perfect size for me! Not too much to become overwhelming. My bf got the pork belly tacos. The flavors were good but the pork was pretty dry. We added some of their fresh salsa and it made it super better! Def if were in the area again. Will come back! If the weather is nice, this place makes for a great outdoor picnic date!

The food is so good! The ambience in the fall/ winter was perfect!! My kids love seeing the animals and walking in the grass. Beautiful location.

Delicious brunch. They serve from 8a-11a (Mon-Fri) and opened till 1p on weekends. Came for brunch on 3/9/23. Morning Glory is located at "The Farm at South Mountain" & is the place that only serves brunch while the other 2 restaurants onsite either serve lunch or dinner. Closes at 11a weekdays and at 1p on weekends. All fresh farmed & local produce, gotta love it! A little pricy but you pay for the "farm to table" experience & you're literally eating onsite where most the fruits/veggies are grown. I had the Smoked Pork Omelette & fresh squeezed OJ, it was good & filling. Staff were pleasant and although there were 2 semi long lines to order, the staff moved quickly. You pay upfront then they call your number to pick up the food at the food station. The Farm even has a little shop onsite w/ crystals, a few books and some local snacks for purchase. You'll eat outside picnic style so as long as you come on a good weather day, it's lovely. Enjoy!

Morning Glory used to be my go to spot during the fall/winter months. It is a beautiful property that you can walk around and see the veggies that are used in their food items. There are some animals on the property as well (typically chickens) in the coop near the back. I been going here for years (at least since 2018). You used to be able to sit at tables and be waited on, however after COVID they changed the concept to an outdoor to go style. You order your food and then sit at any of the many tables around the property or you can take it to go as it is served in containers. I miss the ascpect of having a server but it wasn't the worse change. If I had yelp back when I first started going then I would have easily given this place 5 stars but I've only seen them decline of the past 3 years. They've changed their menu with less options and changed the ingredients from some of their original dishes. The quality has gone down and I don't think they use too many of their own grown veggies like they used too. I seen a commercial produce truck pull up one time and made me question if it their produce was in house as originally reported. Again not an issue but if you're going to claim to use all organic in house produce to justify the cost of your dish then that's what the consumer should expect. I tried their brisket tacos this time and my meat was full of fat that half of the taco was not edible and food was at room temperature. I think what was the final thing of me wanting to take off stars is the overall wait time. This has been on several occasions that I've experienced horrible wait times. I waited in line for 45 minutes just to have my order taken and then an additional hour to get my food. This was not a concern in the past and I wonder if it's due to cramming multiple "to go" orders within a short timeframe that the amount of staff they have cannot keep up with it. I would've recommended this in a heartbeat but with the recent and consistent negative experiences, I can only hope things get better in the future.

I have been wanting to come to the Farm for a while and we decided here for breakfast after hiking south mountain. When you drive in it is so whimsical with beautiful giant pecan trees. There are plenty of picnic tables to eat at. You order at the counter and pay and then grab any drinks to the left. Their menu features fresh pickings from their gardens and doesn't disappoint. We ordered a build your own American breakfast with bacon and two of the farm breakfast burrito. For drinks we had lemonade, fresh squeezed OJ and some water. The food with tip was over $60 which is a little pricey but eh. It was worth it. We grabbed our drinks and sat at a table for our name to be called. Everything was provided in to go containers which was perfect. The food is hot and everything was fresh. My eggs were cooked perfectly over easy. The farm potatoes were perfectly seasoned and crisp served with onions and peppers. They were fantastic! The noble bread, umm yum!! The kids absolutely loved the breakfast burrito and got it without veggies and added bacon. They loved the potatoes too! In addition to the great food the atmosphere and nature here really makes this place amazing. We put our leftovers in the car and walked around the grounds and even found a few pecans that had fallen from the trees. We definitely will be back again for breakfast and will be trying the lunch and dinner sometime as well! Cant wait to come back.

Ok, I was going to keep this as my secret because it's a gem but decided it was too good not to share.My daughter found this place for us to eat breakfast on our way from me stopping at one of the fire stations in Phoenix and taking her to the airport. It is amazing. It's called Morning Glory. It's this quaint farm to table location that has a couple of eating areas, a small store, beautiful gardens where I imagine people get married and have receptions there. There's actual food gardens, chickens and an amazing menu. I ordered the Cauliflower Hash-cauliflower, sweet potatoes, eggs, veggies. Here's the address if you decide to check it out: 6106 S 32nd St, Phoenix, AZ 85042.

I have been to the Farm restaurants (3) a lot over the years. By far my favorite is the Morning Glory Cafe. My nieces were in town for a tournament and they wanted a good breakfast. They had virtual school so we had to get to the cafe super early. I believe they open at 8am and we were there at 8:15am on a Thursday morning. The dining area which is outside has been updated since Covid-19. Plenty of outside space for dinning. Downside now is that there is no real access to heaters since the tables have been moved out to the dirt. Food experiences was delightful, definitely 5 stars. Customer service was like a 3 of 5 stars. First off the tables had not been cleaned, so they are cleaning table which were wet for a time period after cleaning them. I really wasnt getting the vibe that they wanted customers. No real welcome. No explanation that we would have to come get our food. Our drinks were placed on the counter and kinda just set there. The coffee was good but was not piping hot. For the price we paid for (3) coffees and (2) Hot Chocolates, expected more. Nonetheless, I will be back. Food is fresh, plentiful and delicious.

It took an eternity to get the food and the food wasn't even that good. The French toast looked burnt, they put too much butter, the syrup tasted like chocolate water, and line was really long. I am not coming again.the decorations were fine I guess.

Great food and service. Very flavorful food. Outdoor seating makes it fun and relaxing

The setting was beautiful and the Farm is very nice, even in late summer. I was an hour early for a meeting near the airport so decided to go get breakfast. I had a cauliflower hash bowl and it was huge. Flavors were very good and the contrasting textures very pleasant. Overall, the meal was good- as good as any other brunch spot in the valley. The reason for only 3 stars is that my vegetarian breakfast bowl was $24 after giving an 18% tip at the counter. I usually do not tip at fast food or fast casual spots since you do not get a server, but it was not busy and wanted to leave them something. Understood that this place is not a value proposition, and organically grown produce is premium, but $24 for this item seemed about $10 too much, considering the bulk of the bowl was cauliflower, a relatively inexpensive filler. Again- it's a very neat setting and the food is good, but wildly overpriced.