Parlay

It is a good place to relax and have a afternoon tea time with friends. I really like their hamburger, but I didn't take pictures of it. Their French toast is good and the drinks are great too. I like that they have bathroom and nice interior design in it. The best is I could sit there and spent time to chat with friends for like 1 hour.

First off I just want to say this place is an absolute gem! The prices are unmatched and quality and presentation is surreal. I think I’ve tried everything on the menu and haven’t been disappointed. If you are unsure of what to get, mama’s curry is a safe bet. The French toast is thick and cooked perfectly. A notable mention would be their Spicy Fries with spicy mayo for a quick snack!

This is literally one of the cutest and most underrated cafes I have ever been to. Just walking in made me feel so at peace. My friends and I came here for brunch and our expectations were met. The cafe was nice and clean, staff members were super nice, and the food was great. I really recommend their iced caramel latte. It’s cheaper and tastes better than Starbucks. We also didn’t wait long for our food to come. We spent around $15 per person which I find pretty normal for a meal when living in NYC. Overall, our experience here was a 10/10. The only thing that bothered us was 2 flies flying behind us near the window but of course, that is not the cafe’s fault haha

I had Egg Benedict here before Covid but now they don’t offer anymore which is sad to me . Their Malaysia curry chicken absolutely amazing. And matcha latte just ok . Cheeseburger is perfect! Best brunch restaurant in sunset park

A cute little cafe in Sunset Park, really close to the D train station. Decent menu and really good prices for the food! No coffee refill was about the only downside. Cash only.

This is the spot to have breakfast and brunch in the neighborhood. Interior is great and it’s very relaxing when I’m enjoying my food. Had the French toast and it was great. Props to the workers here, it’s busy and they make it work!

I was initially really excited to try this place having traveled to Malaysia prior to the pandemic and seeing that they had Malaysian curry on the menu. I wish I had read the reviews prior to coming here. The customer service was some of the worst I have ever received. The man working at the restaurant was incredibly unfriendly and didn’t seem to like women. I was there for two hours with a friend. He refused to allow my friend and I to sit at one of the larger tables because he said we were only two people. However, over the course of my time at the restaurant there were other people that came in and not once did he tell male customers that they were not allowed to sit at one of the larger tables (including men that came in alone). This actually felt rather discriminatory. I will never come back here based on the service that I received.

This store/cafe did not welcome customers with laptops. I was told that I can’t use my laptop while I was trying to order food. I absolutely understand the policy was enforced to reduce the stay time, but I had an emergency situation, hence, I used it. The waiter came over and emphasized the policy with unpleasant, loud voice, and attitude. I would prefer if the waiter say it in a more polite tone of voice. The coffee is good, but experience is miserable, would not return again.

Parlay has been in my bookmarks for a long time and I finally got to come today! It's a cute cafe and it has a calming and nice ambiance to it where i can just relax I came with my husband and we enjoyed it alot! The roti for the malaysian curry was super crispy but not burnt and the curry itself was delicious with pieces of potatoes and chicken inside. The burger was only okay for me since it didn't have special ingredients and the patty was a bit too well done for my taste, but that's just me - it could be perfect for someone else and it's still a good burger but i wouldn't say it was special. The staff was very friendly and I believe it's a mother daughter owned cafe and that's what i love to see rather than more chains around us. I would recommend for a date tbh!

I have had brunch here often. It's a great spot and I love their menu. It's simple and straight forward. The new servers are good and the staff is always friendly. Definitely a place to make a regular hang out.

This was my first time trying this brunch spot . I pass by it often so figured it was time to give it a try . The pace is cash only but does have an atm inside . You order at the "desk" then food is brought to your table . The place isn't huge inside but it's cozy . Cons: When I went to place my order . I inquired about the ingredients of the omelette and let them know of my cheese intolerance . I was told there was no cheese In this dish . When my food arrived sliced my omelette and saw the entire inside filled with melted cheese . I called the waiter over and told her . Very rudely she stated "I told you we don't put cheese in the omelette". I have to open it up for her to see the cheese, then she grabbed the plate . No apology for her mistake and eventually my food came out without cheese . The entire interaction was very off putting hence the 3 star review Pros : I did enjoy the food and the atmosphere . If I had a different waiter this could have been a 4 start review . Definitely order the curry and roti ( it comes with 2 pieces of roti and you can get extra for $3)

Food delicious, although we waited a long time for coffees ( food was already half eaten by the time they came out ) everything was delicious and the man in charge gave us a fruit salad on the house. He forgot our pancake order ( to share for the table) but honestly we weren't in a rush and he was so sweet and the food tasted so good I didn't care.

I came here years ago and enjoyed their brunch and decided to come here again with a friend since we were in the area. I wanted to try their signature Malaysian curry chicken. They also had a toasted sesame latte that seemed really interesting. You order at the front first before being seated. The environment is pretty nice. It's decorated really nicely and overall a nice place to catch up with a friend. The food however was a bit disappointing. The signature curry was really heavy for my taste with few pieces of chicken and two pieces of potato. The roti that it came with was dry, flakey, and very thick. It wasn't crispy at all but felt more doughy. The French toast my friend got was standard. Nothing special about it. The toasted sesame latte had zero sesame flavor to it. It just tasted like a regular latte. Overall, the food was disappointing and I don't think I would come back again but the environment was pleasant. The staff was nice as well but not as attentive since my water cup was empty for a long time.

Great place for brunch in the outskirts of busy 8th Avenue. This place has a nice fusion of Asian inspired dishes along with your traditional American plates. The star of the show is definitely the Malaysian curry. The Roti Canai is a great dipper for the thick sauce. I also used my home fries to soak up every bite of the sauce. I also enjoy the toasted sesame latte a lot, it was a nice hot drink packed with flavor in every sip. My husband enjoyed the French toasted and the runny Eggs Benedict with hollandaise sauce. The staff are friendly and the seating is comfy. The decor is very pretty as well.

I came here on a Sunday for brunch with my friends. We ordered the malaysian curry chicken, french toast, and one of the omelettes. I was a bit disappointed that the curry chicken was basically the only Asian dish on the menu, but it was definitely the best dish we ordered. The curry chicken was very tender and flavorful, and the roti was crispy and buttery. The french toast and omelette were lacking in flavor (even not enough salt) and we ended up dipping everything in the curry to salvage it. If I came here with a group again, I'd probably just get multiple orders of the curry chicken.

The cheeseburger and chicken sandwich were very good. The sweet potato fries were crispy but could use some salt. The french fries were solid. Hibiscus lemonade was perfect, tart and not sweet. Heads up: cash only and if you don't order food (you only ordered a drink) they won't seat you

Great brunch spot and the pricing is decent. There is no outdoor seating, only indoors. I've been here twice and there was quite a wait. Both times I feel like no one came to check on our table nor did they refill our water so the service was disappointing. Ordered the fried chicken sandwich with sweet potato fries and blueberry pancakes with fresh fruit. FYI- Cash only and there is an ATM.

Parlay used to be my go-to brunch spot mainly due to the eggs benedict and because of the fairly cheap prices and cute interior. I've been coming here since they first opened! I came here after they reopened from lockdown, and I was surprised to find out they don't serve eggs benedict anymore! Their eggs benedict was the reason why I kept going. Instead, we ended up ordering sandwiches, pancakes, and sweet potato fries. The sandwiches and pancakes were basic. The sweet potato fries were a good portion size to share with friends and the Sriracha mayo sauce goes well with the fries. I also always order a coffee here and the coffee is pretty good! I would come back for coffee and sweet potato fries. I hope they bring back their eggs benedict!

The atmosphere of the restaurant was pretty much a vibe.Its a pretty basic restaurant for their food.The curry I got was basically like any other just a bit more spicy and a side of cumbers.The services was pretty nice. Would come here again for breakfast probably.

This is one of my FAVORITE places to go to for great vibes and great food! The service it always on point, and they will occasionally have an after hours event on Thursdays or Fridays. That's where I got this delicious vegan sammie with plantain chips and me usually go to their homemade hibiscus lemonade . If you are in Sunset Park, this is definitely the place to hit up!!

Good food. The menu looks bigger on here then in person. Not many choices for breakfast. The male cashier/waiter/etc... was a little non-caring of us while we're ordering. Almost like he hates being at work. When I went back to ask for a refill of Plain Ice-Tea he replied, "No we don't give refills" (This is the first place ever I couldn't a refill on ice plain tea). We won't be back.

Had the Nun's Malaysian Curry Chicken and Roti. This dish is super tasty highly recommend.

Great little spot to have brunch or lunch at. The sweet potato fries here are superior to their regular fries. The cheeseburger was pretty good and juicy. I didn't really like the fried chicken sandwich due to not being a fan of their wasabi aioli sauce. An overall decent little place to stop by if your in the area.

I never thought there would be a day I would eat a fry that could even hold a candle to McDonald's. That all changed, however, when I came here one unassuming Friday (or should I say, Fry-day~) afternoon and had their Spicy Fries™. Now to all my fry purists, I know what you're thinking. Comparing Parlay's Spicy Fries™ to McDonald's World Famous Fries® is like comparing apples to oranges--you just don't do it. But I implore you, try even just one of these golden hand-cut and deep-fried potato strips tossed in secret spices and tell me it's not an S on your fry tier list too. And though it may bear "spicy" in its name, it packs about as much heat as a sweet barbecue potato chip, making it suitable to all tolerances. Just note that it's no dollar menu though. In fact, most of Parlay's offerings aren't. I mean, $5 for a grilled cheese?? In this economy???? I can understand $6 for magic fries but everything else can do better. Stick with that and you can't really go wrong.

Parlay sucks. This place not only has a confusing brand identity but their business practice has been set by someone who has ZERO experience in the food and hospitality business. It presents itself as a coffee shop cum hipster joint (they put a few vinyl records on display to make their point) but it gets even more bizarre (and off putting) when the server informed me that the place is in fact, a "restaurant ". As such, she would not seat me until my friend arrived. Ha! It would have been funny had I been able to get my latte from her, which again she would not make, until my friend arrived and we ordered food (another mandate). This was, as I was schooled by the cashier, their "business model" . Well, I waited for my friend and watched so many people like me try to figure out how the eff to get a coffee and their orders which took a long time. My friend arrived 5 minutes later. Obnoxious shitty lil' place. We left. And instead we parlayed over to Liebre Cafe on 7th who unsurprisingly mentioned that they get a lot of their business from customers like me who experienced the same "customer service" as I had.

Really cheap and affordable brunch. All the prices on the menu include tax! This place is cash only. Food was good, but I always came here for their egg Benedict's which I wish they would bring back. There are around 6 tables and seats usually fill up on the weekends. Really nice place with average brunch food. The eggs Benedict were the spotlight of this place!

Dropped into Parlay for a weekend snack and had a black coffee, chicken curry roti, and fries. The chicken curry roti is great, really hits the spot, and the roti is exactly how you want it- a little greasy, a little flaky, and a little chewy. There were nice pieces of chicken in my serving and service was good. The fries were ordinary hand-cut fries, but fried nicely: not oily, lightly crispy. The drip coffee was brewed from dark roast beans. Like, dark-dark. Extraction was just right but light roast lovers beware. There are no choices of beans either. Anyway, the coffee is much better than the coffee shop by the park, so get it here instead.

Cheeseburger was good, liked the addition of the caramelized onions. Fries were a bit too salty. Not too expensive, nice little spot with good ambiance

Great curry chicken and roti. Can't believe one of the best Malaysian style curry chicken and roti are found in a coffee shop on the edge of 8th Ave Chinatown.

Love the food! Flavorful and right amount of spiciness to the curry. Curry and roti is one of my favorite combination of food. Simple and heart warming.

I love the food here, this is my "to go to" place whenever I'm looking for a good and delicious breakfast, the service is good for only two workers and the ambient is very chill love the decorations

A good choice for our family of six for Sunday breakfast. Pancakes for the 4 year old, off menu mushroom cheese omelettes; on menu eggs Benedict, chicken sandwich. All delicious. Seating, ordering and service all very good. Personable staff. Okay with minor substitutions. We sat outdoors. Prepared coffee drinks (cappuccino, latte) excellent. Drip coffee was run of the mill with no refills. Serious about the food. Worth noting not an Internet cafe, No refills on coffee, cash only. All okay policies and no expectations otherwise.

We have been here many times pre-pandemic so I'm glad Parlay survived the pandemic and was happy to go there but disappointed in our server and unsure what prompted the unfriendly service that was noticeable. Was it annoying that we couldn't hear each other behind our masks when we placed our order and asked for clarifications? Was he upset when we asked for the food to go and expected to get containers to pack ourselves but he expected us to bring our food to him? It became more apparent when other customers came in for pick up and the server actually smiled. I have worked in service for over a decade and would never shame a customer into tipping or be rude about not getting tipped unless the customer is literally rude but even then, I know how to restrain myself. On my way out was told crudely gratuity is not included in the bill. I was able to clarify that on our $34.25 bill, my partner did in fact tip leaving $5.75 swapping out her five bill for five singles. By my standard that's a little low to be fair, and I know some people adjust based on service (which I think she did) though I always do flat 20%. When I told him she did tip and he rolled his eyes. I went back and left another five dollars now tipping over 20%. I hope the server feels satisfied with himself cause he actually didn't deserve it. I know what it's like dealing with a-holes and crappy tippers, and no- the customer is not "always right" even though there's some stupid rule about that. I tried to be friendly and am really put off by the whole exchange. Sadly we won't be returning even tho we have always had an affection for Parlay. You can decide if you feel like giving them another chance. Didn't even realize the other reviews here have service complaints as well. Sadness!

I went here on a Friday, had a nice cup of coffee and a tasty curry. On Saturday, I came back, walking an extra 6 blocks to get another coffee, thinking I'd support a local store. Instead they kicked me out, saying tables are reserved for people eating food. This is 3pm on a Saturday with just 3 other people in the whole shop. I had read about them kicking other people out for laptop use, but I didn't have a laptop, and was a paying customer just trying to unwind with some coffee. Unnecessary and just dumb to be so rude to your customers. I was so happy about this find, and I had recommended it to multiple friends, but now I must warn them not to go. Do yourself a favor, read the other reviews here about the rude service and head to Fillup coffee up the street instead, better vibes.

Didn't know this existed until this past Sunday! Great spot for some coffee, eggs, baked goods. Super local and family run. I had the spinach and cheese omelette and it was pleasant. I generally like my eggs slightly runnier but I didn't mind this at all. The cheese was melted which blended well. My latte was nice and bitter (in a good way!), not too hot to burn my tongue. Perhaps it was the parade outside but this place gets busy on a Sunday!

I suppose you can call it New American cuisine... but we just go for their Malaysian delicacies which are, in case you're wondering, excellent. And that's not just from me- that's also from my Malaysian friend. What I particularly enjoy are the roti canai and their curry chicken. Like being back home (if I was from Malaysia). Both wonderful. Minus one star though for their nonchalant service and the fact that they seem to frequently run out of food.

Please support small businesses like Parlay, it's a staple to the neighborhood! I love coming here on a lazy Sunday morning. Your day can't go wrong if you've had a delicious brunch. I love the fried chicken sandwich. It was soooo goood! And the wasabi sauce??? Wow. My only complaint is the menu has shrunken by a lot, please bring back the omelettes.

Nice and cozy brunch spot. Ambience is cute. Nice music, and chill vibes. The food here is great. Nice selection of IPAs & homemade/seasonal drinks. If you like a sour lemonade try the Hibiscus Lemonade! I love it. The fried chicken sandwich is delicious & a huge portion. The wasabi sauce is a nice kick at the end of the bite. However, I'd definitely ask them to put a little less of it. It kind of gets too intense as you eat. The fries were crisp and delicious. The eggs Florentine was delicious! Amazing hollandaise sauce and tasty home fries! Eggs were made beautifully. Now, for my own fish. The Sriracha Jam Grilled Cheese *yum* it's the most unexpected jam but it works so well with the richness of the Mozzarella and Munster Cheese on the sourdough bread. I can't wait to go back & try their Brisket Sandwich & Malaysian Curry! Parking around here is decent.

Portion size here is huge. My boyfriend and I came here for brunch. We ordered 3 dishes which was way too much food for two people. The set up of the restaurant is a little awkward. I feel like they can definitely fit more tables and seating. We ordered the Mom's Malaysian curry, fried chicken sandwich, and bacon egg and cheese. The Malaysian curry was the best thing we ordered. I recommend getting this. They give you a lot of curries and its perfect for a chilly weekend. The fried chicken sandwich came with a wasbi mayo which was nice. The downside to the chicken sandwich was that it was cut into popcorn chicken pieces so it was difficult to eat it without making a mess. The bacon egg and cheese was good, nothing special. I didn't try any of their coffee this time around, but maybe on my next visit. For the price and location (close to where we live) I'll be back whenever I want brunch closeby and feed too lazy to cook.

People - 9/10 Food - 9/10 Drinks - n/a Decor - 8/10 Restrooms - n/a I ordered the Malaysian chicken curry and the table shared the sweet potato fries. And it was delicious! I wanted to order the chicken sandwich as well, because it looked amazing but I'll save that for next time. This restaurant has the perfect "hipster" vibe. I'm sure you can't go wrong with picking anything on the menu. So enjoy!

Parlay resides on the edge of the other, other Chinatown in Brooklyn's Sunset Park. But, the menu and decor feel closer to something you might find in hipper locales like W'burg or Bushwick. On its face, Parlay seems like your typical coffee and BEC place--a concept that NYC isn't exactly in danger of running out of... BUT, Parlay tightens the screws and offers some little surprises on this tried and true formula. The coffee is excellent, the prices are very reasonable, the menu is well-curated (read: small), and the service is welcoming. I came in for brunch and enjoyed the chicken roti--a left-field addition to your brunch fare of pancakes and egg dishes.

This was my second time at parlay, the waitress was very friendly both times. On google it's advertised as a cafe so I assumed bringing a laptop to work would be ok. I wasn't told about the no laptop rule on my first visit, but was made aware the second time. This was kind of weird to me because it's a cafe. Overall, the curry was amazing; however, I do think they need to be clear about what type of establishment it is. FYI it's cash only but there is an ATM on-site.

Long overdue review, this is our go to neighborhood spot for snacks, brunch, coffee & drinks, hangs etc. Owner & fam are super nice & work their butts off. It definitely shines through in the food. Everything on the menu is A+ but you just can't go wrong with the BEC, cheeseburger, and spicy handcut fries. That burger y'all. Woooo! As solid as they come! The curry & fried chix sando are bomb and they crush eggs & breakfast plates. This spot makes Sunset Park feel like home. Nothing better than a lazy Sunday afternoon outside at Parlay!

Parlay is an amazing brunch spot with very affordable food options. The first time I came here with a group of 3 in total and I had their eggs royale (eggs with smoked salmon, with a side of home fries) for dinner. Being able to have breakfast food for dinner? A powermove if you ask me. It was all so good and I knew I had to come back. When I came back the second time around, I went with another friend and had their Mum's Malaysian Curry Chicken. While it felt weird not having rice with it, it came with roti bread and cucumbers. It was a tad spicy and overall enjoyable. After the meal, my friend and I ordered hot drinks and the staff cleaned the table for us. Our interactions with the staff were very pleasant and I'll definitely return to try other items on their menu in the future.

Absolutely adore this corner brunch joint at any time of day. My boyfriend conveniently lives around the block from Parlay, hence my multiple check-ins. The service is great, music is always a hit--think 90's R&B greatest hits--and the vibe on point. Top ranked Parlay items are as follows, in no particular order: - fried chicken sandwich: stacked high with ripping hot chicken strips, seasoned to perfection with a nice drizzle of wasabi aioli - cheeseburger: add a runny egg or some bacon to offset the sweetness of the onions and the hit of black pepper on the juicy patty - sriracha jam grilled cheese: perfectly grilled Pullman loaf, oozy cheese which doesn't set into a hard lump (I was judiciously journaling at the bar while indulging in this one) - hand cut fries - bacon, egg and cheese: rivals a bodega BEC IMO Seems to be the neighborhood spot. Many people are coming and going for their caffeine fix at various hours, coming in to chat or working remote at the bar. Super quaint and super cute.

Nice environment and atmosphere, menu isn't big and check in process needs improvement as you have to read the menu when you first walk in and order. Food was delicious, my wife had pancakes and I had the curry special.

Great food, nice cafe feel. Several breakfast type offerings. I heard the curry chicken was very good but they didn't have any cooked on this visit.

This place is a gem. I had time to kill before my last appointment for work in the afternoon and found parlay! The vibe of this place , the menu and the prices are perfect. I was so upset that I had a meeting or else I would have consumed $3 Miller high life's all afternoon. I know they aren't a top shelf ipa but finding 3$ non happy hour pricing ... all day every day... with good food and employees that are laid back and attentive is amazing. I ordered the coconut milk chicken curry... can't even really put how good it is into words! Any time I am in that area I will be sure to return! Oh and leave your laptop in the car.... no laptops allowed, just enjoy the food , music and vibe!

I love the food, the atmosphere and the little cite decoration! Cozy and great customer service.

I really wanted to try out this place but it was a rough start upon arrival. The host or perhaps owner greeted our party with a very bad attitude and wasn't welcoming whatsoever. He asked us for our vaccination cards and we showed them to him. Then we proceeded to look at the menu was which was taped on a table in the middle of the restaurant and hand written. We went to try their specials such as the eggs Benedict and the crispy sandwich but I didn't see them on the menu. So I asked the host/owner if they were available. He looked at us and said "what you see on the menu is what you get." It was at that moment where we all decided to walk out and never return again.

CASH ONLY! I cannot believe it took me so long to dine at Parlay! My friend and I came here around 10:30am on a Thursday. The restaurant is tiny and cozy, so it is better to come at an off-time like this to have the best experience. During our brunch, there was one other party in the restaurant, so there was no pressure to leave and service was faster. I ordered a pulled pork sandwich ($8.25) and my friend ordered the fried chicken sandwich ($8.75). Food was presented well and tasted amazing! For my sandwich, the pork was well-shredded, juicy, and the sauce they used to flavor it was so delicious. The slaw was portioned well and complemented rather than overwhelmed the pork. My friend also enjoyed her sandwich! I tried a piece and was taken by surprise by the softness and flavor of the chicken! However, I'm not the biggest fan of wasabi, so I would pass on the wasabi aioli. My friend also enjoyed the latte ($3.50) that she ordered. The fries that came with my friend's sandwich were also tasty, and made me wish mine came with them too. Even without the fries, both sandwiches were filling and portioned well for the price. Service was quick and friendly, which was easy since it wasn't busy. The food here is a steal for NY! There are places that charge $13+ for sandwiches that look as gorgeous as these. A part of me wants to keep Parlay a secret from the world to ensure I can eat here without worrying about crowds. If you find yourself in Sunset Park, Parlay is a gem that gets you the bang for your buck!

Super cozy and comfortable place to have brunch with your friends. I've been here many times and the service was always excellent. The staffs are very welcoming and the food is always delicious. Food: - Sweet potato fries: always crispy and soft on the inside. It goes great with any brunch meal you order. - Eggs benedict and Eggs Royale - both are delicious and the eggs were always poached to perfection. I've never had it overcooked or under. It usually comes with home fries on the side - Blueberry pancake - another delicious and refreshing meal. It comes with two blueberry pancakes and fresh fruits on the side. Drink - matte latte: it comes in a big cup and I really like it during the colder days

I really like this place. The food is good and very fairly priced. I have tried their burger, pancakes and the mum's curry chicken. The burger was actually pretty good. The curry was good. Pancakes were okay. While the food is good, I just like the low-key atmosphere. Definitely worth the try especially if you are trying to have a relaxing morning.

A really good brunch spot in Chinatown, Brooklyn. The service was fast and friendly, not to mention the food was amazing as well. There aren't many seating options available so that would be a concern if you have a large party with you. 5/5 Brunch places are basically non-existent in the Brooklyn Chinatown area and you will usually have to travel out of the neighborhood to find one. That's why this place is such a great gem for the neighborhood! The good food surprised me as the restaurant was kind of on the outskirts of the neighborhood. Definitely a try if you're in the area!

This place is seriously the hidden gem of Sunset Park. A fancy brunch place may seem out of place in Brooklyn Chinatown, but somehow, they make themselves fit and are here to stay. One of the best parts about Parlay is the beautiful interior. Industrial, yet cozy and comfortable. The large windows allow for that beautiful natural lighting, though I can only imagine how hot it is to sit by there. Both times I went, the store was packed. There's barely anyone outside so it's funny to see a whole town in here. Today, we sat by the counter. The two female workers were accommodating, friendly, and potentially physic! There was a moment when I mentioned my sore throat to my friend, and the lady standing by must have heard or something as she miraculously came over, smiled, and refilled my water. I ordered the French Toast for myself and Sweet Potato Fries to share. For the price, the Sweet Potato fries were worth it for the portion size we got! Hot and crispy on the outside while still remaining mushy and sweet potatoey on the inside. The spicy mayo was an excellent choice of dip! Definitely, would recommend! The presentation for the French Toast was beautiful, with that cute little leaf on top! Nothing too special, but it was what I was craving and this satisfied just that! The addition of the assorted fruits made the toast not only pretty but more fun to eat too! I don't know if it's worth a trek for but if you're looking for a more affordable brunch spot and is already in the area, Parlay is the spot to be!

Burgers are a must coffee is also really good the place itself is definitely cute and chill

I like this spot a lot for brunch food. Note this is not an Internet cafe. Inside decor is cute and cozy - black ceiling with twinkling light bulbs or string lights, plants adorning the counter, nice music choices, clean and well kept. Food is served relatively quickly and it is delicious. Friendly staff - they've leveled up recently in terms of having different staff around (or at least out front). I can tell some of the staff may be newer or inexperienced, but they are doing a good job!!! I will encourage them to be more attentive with customers who are dining in (check on them if they are enjoying their food, need anything else, are ready to check out, fill up water glass, etc).