PK’s Roosevelt Room

The food was very tasty, the atmosphere was good, but we were a little dissatisfied with the service. They absolutely don't know how to make a proper latte. We weren't even offered water, and when we wanted to ask, they didn't even come up to us. We came with friends and wanted to pay everything by card and leave a tip in cash, but the waitress accidentally made a mistake and withdrew money incorrectly, and also added tips to online payments herself, and we unknowingly left tips cash, and then saw them on the card. I wanted to ask you to be more careful in such things. Our bill came to $135 and we left a $50 tip. I wouldn't be writing this if the waiters were so great. That's why I gave 1 for service. Sorry for the negativity Thank you.

We had a fantastic brunch here during the week. Service was excellent. The girls really could not have been any nicer or helpful. I don’t think there was a crumb left on either plate. Fantastic menu, and an absolutely super cute place for a girls day! Highly highly recommend! I really can’t say enough good things.

The Hipster toast was delicious, a nice mix of slightly sweet with savory. The Rueben Benedict was delicious as well but a little salty for me. The hibiscus mimosas were refreshing topped with a beautiful orchid. Service was great and fast but not hurried. The interior is nice and the location is great in the heart of downtown.

Cute brunch spot. It was easy to get in at 10am on a Sunday when other places were two hours waits. The food was really good and the mimosa was even better! Loved all the decor and the service was spot on.

The Roosevelt Room had some redeeming qualities: excellent service, a fantastic vibe, and food that was surprisingly decent (two out of four plates were genuinely delicious!). But the coffee. Oh, the coffee. It was so remarkably awful and bitter, it overshadowed everything. For a breakfast place, serving such an awful, bitter brew is a major letdown (as commented in another review). When the waitress mentioned their decaf brand name was 'Columbian' from Costa Rica (then corrected to 'Colombian,' citing a likely menu misprint), I just chuckled. Because whatever that was, it tasted less like coffee and more like a bitter, existential crisis in liquid form, as if the beans took a scenic detour from Colombia (best coffee in the world by most baristas) or Costa Rica (ranked among the best) through a charcoal plant after being dark roasted in a volcano to be brewed with regret at the Roosevelt Room. I just realized my coffee snob transformation might officially be complete.

The atmosphere was absolutely beautiful with brick walls and chandeliers. I appreciated there being a kids menu for brunch with a coloring page that was educational. The food was absolutely delicious, I had the corned beef omelette and I am still dreaming about it. My daughter had waffles and bacon and ate every single piece. Our waitress was initially welcoming and brought us drinks promptly but after our food order was in we had been waiting over 40 minutes for a party of 3 and asked her how much longer it would be and her response was “I don’t know I haven’t checked” which I found to be a bit rude. Overall great experience with exceptional food.

This place blew me away. The food was phenomenal. So flavorful with beautiful presentation. All around the flavors and the quality of the ingredients were all perfect! On top of that the service was outstanding which really added to the experience. The server and host were super friendly and personable. They really enhanced the experience. The decor was also very nice and fancy. I labeled all the food but I didn’t get a picture of the candied bacon with datil mustard on the side because I scarfed it down. Highly recommend. One of the best brunch spots I’ve ever been.

The chicken & gravy with biscuit was 15 out of 10, and my husband got brûlée French toast, that’s amazing.. great food and lovely atmosphere.