Ted's Bulletin

The vibe at this place was honestly the best part—really cozy and nicely put together. The food was decent, nothing mind-blowing, but it hit the spot. Service, though, was a bit of a letdown. One of my drinks had an issue, and when I brought it up, the server didn’t seem too eager to fix it at first. Eventually, they did take the drink away and take it off the bill, which I appreciated, but it took a bit of effort. Also, one of our drinks never got refilled the whole time we were there. Overall, it was a mixed experience. Great atmosphere, okay food, but the service could definitely use some improvement.

Me and my spouse had just left the gym and headed to the mosaic district for an impulsive quick lunch when we ran into Mr. Riddle who handed us flyers with the current lunch/happy hour promotion. He was extremely helpful and polite and even asked us if we had eaten lunch yet. He then suggested that we stop in and give the restaurant a try for lunch and how we wouldn’t be disappointed, he was correct, the service was impeccable and the food even better. We ordered two appetizers, the fried pickles and the tuna tataki. Both were delicious. I had a cocktail from their summer special called the peach tea and it was sweetened very well, my wife had her usual Coke, for our meals we chose to have the all American burger for my spouse while I had the lobster roll. Both meals came out quickly and were paired with fries and pickles. The portions were very generous and I even brought more than half of my lobster roll home. I am extremely thankful for having ran into Travis today and for his hospitality, Ted’s Bulletin was a pleasant surprise for us and we absolutely will return in the future.

Had a good meal here and that's why I gave it 4 stars.  The fried chicken sandwich was delicious and the burger was just ok.  Ted's has a different take on lettuce and tomatoes.  They use diced tomatoes and shredded lettuce instead of whole pieces.  Pro tip - upgrade to tater tots from the fries.  Their tots are so much better than their fries. Here is where they failed which will be more helpful for improvement purposes: 1) The tater tots were not extra crispy, despite me telling my server 3x that we wanted them extra extra extra crispy.  Not a big deal but this was annoying because we paid a $2 upcharge ($4 in total) to substitute for the tater tots. 2) They never refilled our water.  Not a big deal, just an observation because we had no water at the end of our meal and we were thirsty. 3) The most egregious was the $8 we paid for a side of carrots.  Exactly 4 thin carrots came out.  This was a rip off.  Avoid.

Food is good. Lots of choices. I had the crab cakes Benedict and my daughter had the Turkish eggs. Both were very good. The only unpleasant experience is with how the mimosas is served. If you order what we thought is a pitcher, they bring you a bottle of champagne and give you a glass full of juice. The server will poor a little of the juice in your cup and top it with the champagne. I thought that was frumpy and shabby. I would think in a restaurant, they would have an actual service container to put the juice in such a small pitcher or something. I wouldn’t serve a juice that needs to be poured over in a cup even at home. That was very weird. A major faux pas that took out the class from the experience

We went for breakfast and were promptly seated next to the restroom, not exactly an ideal spot when one has an appetite. Drank their coffee which was some of the worst I’ve ever had at a restaurant then ordered the steak and eggs medium rare along with a cocktail. The steak was very chewy but the sides that accompanied it were decent, while the apple cider cocktail was not remotely worth the $10 price tag. Their choice of music was great and definitely a highlight.

Ted’s Bulletin is an amazing place with delicious food and outstanding service! The atmosphere is welcoming, and the overall dining experience is memorable. Unfortunately, my visit was dampened by the condition of the ladies’ restroom—it was dirty, with water everywhere. For such a beautiful and well-maintained restaurant, I expected the restroom to reflect the same standard. Clean facilities are essential, and I hope management addresses this issue to make the experience perfect for future guests.

All day breakfast, steaks to die for! I had the cheese steak which our server told me was one of their favorites, and it lived up to her words! Make sure to get one of the gourmet pop tarts, the blueberry cheesecake is out of this world

Always a great time at Ted’s Bulletin! We went here on March 8, 2025, and our server was André. He was amazing and provided outstanding service! He made sure to check in on us from time to time to make sure we had everything we needed. Keep up the amazing work André!

I arrived at Ted's on a late Monday morning to eat with a large wedding party. I'd accidently gone to the Fairfax Ted's so I was well behind the rest of the party. I settled in at an empty table once it was bussed. I was provided a menu and shortly thereafter the waiter brought over water. I ended up ordering a coffee and the steak and eggs. The coffee came out shortly but no spoon. Had to use my knife to stir. This was not an auspicious start. However, the steak and eggs made up for it. There was quite a bit of food, including home fries as well, and I couldn't eat it all. But I finished all of the steak and eggs with an addition of salsa. Checking out was easy and it was a good visit overall.

Went there on Easter and ordered from the all-day breakfast menu. The food was of good quality. The salad was great with a rich taste and the green freshness in your mouth. The toasts and eggs were decent. The blueberry cheesecake tart was a surprise. The service was very good. No awkward checking-ins and just the right amount of conversation. The environment was great. We were sitting outside and the weather was nice. The restaurant event had an Easter bunny hanging out with kids; it was awesome. Will come back soon.

Always saw this place for along time but never tried until now! So glad this place a try. The Loaded Tots were delicious. Unique as it's not your typical round shape, instead it was cubed and the cheese was delicious. The chicken for the Chicken and Waffles were well seasoned. I enjoyed the butter that came with it as well. I was satisfied with the service. Luckily the wait was nice long and our service did a wonderful job to check in occasionally. Made sure we had everything and refilled drinks before we asked. Interior of this spot was creative and well made. Relatively clean and warm lighting. Definitely want to come back and try another item from the menu.

Ted's bulletin has really calmed down over the years and they are finally getting things right. First, their pop tarts aren't just sugar anymore. They actually have flavor. Second their big marks breakfast and other foods have improved.

Had breakfast at outdoor seating as we brought our dog. Initially, it was a little difficult to get an attention, but once we were assigned a server, everything went great. Food was great, perfect place for breakfast or brunch.

Loved the breakfast choices and coffee. Came for early breakfast and had the entire place to myself. Food was good, music was loud but chill. Service was great.

Stopped into Ted's after a nightshift with some coworkers and we were pleasantly surprised to see they had hospital happy hour from 7-8:30am for us night shifters! It was very clean inside with an upscale diner feel. We were sat immediately at a booth and service was great and fast! The bathrooms are located in the back and were clean as well. The restaurant is right in the square by a bunch of other restaurants and shops. Super easy to find in parking and a great spot to people watch as well. I appreciated the full bar being open at 7am as you don't find that everywhere. The food here is all day American, there is something for everyone. My meal was delicious and our food came out hot and ready within 10 minutes of ordering. They have a sizable drink menu with boozy milkshakes too! This is a great spot to get brunch at, modern American cuisine and right in the heart of mosaic.

Ordered takeout: sautéed spinach Greek salad with grilled chicken; kids pasta with red sauce 1. Spinach in a cardboard/recyclable container that soaked through and leaked everywhere. 2. Togo container soaked up moisture from pasta which meant it was dry. 3. Chicken very dry and zero flavor. 4. Missing vinaigrette dressing.5. Definitely would not order takeout again from them.

Staff is friendly and helpful. Immediately upon arrival I felt welcome which is refreshing. Nice restaurant for a weekend brunch. The portion sizes are massive which means you get bang for your buck. The crab cake Benedict was delicious. The cinnamon bun is massive and nicely sweet. The only negative I have was regarding the cleanliness of the bathroom. The sinks were clean very well.

Ted's Bulletin deserves its 3-star rating. It's an acceptable chain restaurant with a menu to please everybody, but it's nothing special, and the line cooks here do not prepare the dishes consistently properly. On our most recent visit, what would've been a nice entree salad was drowning in about 5x the proper amount of dressing. I should've sent it back, but we were in a rush. I prefer a salad too be tossed, but lesson learned: next time no dressing (or on the side). The "tuna bowl" similarly comes drowned in a cloying, thick "garlic" sauce that tastes like it came from a jar. Do yourself a favor and leave that off, too. The tuna underneath is cold, but the quality is fine and it warms up after sitting on its bed of white rice.

First time here and decided on this spot because they serve breakfast all day and wanted a late afternoon brunch. Food and service was great.

This place is amazing for brunch! We also all brought our dogs and our server was sooooo accommodating and brought out a water bowl for them too. The food was amazing as well as the drinks and coffee. I will definitely be coming back !

Came here for happy hour with my friends and fully enjoyed ourselves. The drinks are definitely worth coming back for, the fruit is fresh and balances out the taste of the alcohol. We tried the limoncello drop, the blueberry mule and the berry bourbon smash. The blueberry mule was our favorite one, it was fruity and tasted similar to juice. The limoncello was a bit too sweet for our liking and the berry bourbon smash is quite strong. Our favorites were the loaded tots, some of my friends preferred for them to be more sturdy, I thought they were just fine. The calamari was nicely breaded and the were not rubbery. My friend got the chicken tenders and fries from the kids menu and our server was nice enough to give it to her. The server was also very attentive to our large party and accommodated our party nicely. Location was convenient and the vibe is diner-esque but more formal. Overall, the food was decent, the drinks were fine, but it is a bit overpriced.

There's something cozy about Ted's Bulletin...not sure if it's the pop tarts or that we always sit at the same spot. I've been to this location for happy hours as well just afternoon drinks. Each time, the service was exceptional, and they are very accommodating. They have a variety of food available throughout the day, as well as breakfast all day. I personally prefer to order sides and/or the pop tart. The macaroni & cheese and brussel sprouts are perfect side dishes alone or with drinks. I order a pop tart every time I come here, I've tried the cinnamon one and the strawberry one. My most recent visit was for afternoon drinks on a Saturday. I ordered the Jalapeño margarita and pop tart (toasted) and both were just perfect. My friends ordered the Aperol Spritz and regular margarita. When we arrived, it was empty, but was filling up slowly, which was fine because we were sitting there catching. We were all satisfied with the drinks and the service. There is parking across the restaurants, either street parking or the parking garage attached to Target. Would I return? For sure...next time i'm in the area!

Another great Sunday brunch. Unfortunately they ran out of their cinnamon bun as big as your head But was seated right away at about 1:30pm. Our orders were made to order and the eyes, steak, Benedict's all came out well. The steak was definitely a little over saturated by sauce by my taste... so next time I might ask them to put less or on the side.

Food here is decent. I have been here a good amount of times and have tried both their breakfast and lunch. I personally think their breakfast food is better and my go to is the big mark breakfast. It is on the pricier side for what you get.

Super mid, overpriced diner food. Think Founding Farmers but with pop tarts. Service is notoriously bad. We go here because it is a safe choice + family-friendly but there are a lot better options in Mosaic if you're looking for something fun and interesting.

I've been to Ted's Bulletin several times and various locations over the years. Decided to come here for brunch and we sat by the counter near the kitchen. This is the third time I've visited within the past 6 months that I've received disorganized service. I am sort of surprised actually. Recently for brunch, it took an exceptional amount of time for someone to come up and take our order while staff memebers walked pass us repeatedly. We were just about to leave. One person from our group said, I guess they don't want our money!? I said, let's just get out of here and go to Panera. As we were at this decision making point, our waiter arrived. But prior to their arrival, we watched so many staff people walk by us, we felt invisible or not be taken care of. (-1 star) Our Waiter was very pleasant and had a very nice demeanor. He took our order and we did not see him for quite some time after that. Our food was delivered by someone else, but an item was missing, and they replaced it. Then I noticed the sausage was not quite browned on both sides. Just browned on one side. I mentioned this and they fixed it. Same for the hashbrowns and toast. Everything was browned on the surface side, as though they did not flip to brown the other side. I thought that was a bizarre and sort of lazy cooking method. (-1 star) I asked for a peach pop- tart, per the waiter's recommendation becaue they said it was in-season. I had it wrapped to go. When got home later, I took a bite and it was chocolate! No big deal, I took his recommendation and it was not what I agreed to and I was already home so could not go back. (-1 star) A lot of different people stopped by for the water, food drop-off to the table, and we paid the waiter, but we were wondering where he was and a different person came back with the payment card and check to sign. It was a chaotic dining experience. Food was delish. I wish I saw more of our waiter, he was quite nice and pleasant, however the entire experience was sorta all over the place. The other time I came here with a friend for the homemade pop-tarts and we stood at the counter waiting to be helped while the staff hung out in the front to the side conversing and laughing amongst themselves. Again, staff people walking back and forth, too busy to pay attention to us paying patrons. I'm conflicted because I like Teds a lot because of the delicious comfort food they serve and the great portion sizes, however after several less than satisfactory dining experiences, I just don't see the value in returning. If I do, it will be just to sit at the bar for a cocktail, but not for a complete dining experience.

I've been to other Ted's Bulletin locations around the area. Although I can't say the food offerings are a novelty, it's a decent brunch spot that serves diner fare. I'm happy to say that the service (shoutout to Andre!) was great on the day we went. Our server was very friendly and checked in on us several times. We had two orders that we were going to share between two people, and the staff split the original dish onto 2 plates for us which I found helpful and efficient! And the portions were generous. Even eating just the half portion of the Pancakes Stack dish (half portion was 2 pancakes, 1 scrambled egg, half portion of hash browns) was very filling. I ordered a caramel latte and that was delish as well. The food was a great value considering the price to portion and good quality. The Ted's Tarts were good - some better than others (I prefer the fruit ones like the strawberry to the Cinnamon and the seasonal Roasted Pecan tarts we tried). This location is large and on a Saturday morning we took our time/ didn't feel rushed even when it started getting more crowded. Overall a good experience!

Every time I go to Ted's Bulletin, I'm so content with what I order! In the past I've gotten the pancakes and the breakfast burrito, but today was all about the huevos rancheros and it was absolutely delicious. I feel like I haven't had a better version of this dish and it was just great. And obviously you have to get a Ted Tart (the sole reason I want to go most times haha). We got the classic strawberry and the special Apple Ted Tart. Both of which were delicious and warmed. I could eat ten of these, feel bad about it, but then be happy again because they're just so tasty. My mom and dad got the sausage gravy plate and the make your mark (you can choose what you want). They also upgraded to the tater tots (DON'T SLEEP ON THESE THEY ARE SPECTACULAR!). The service was great and our server was quite attentive but not overbearing. He gave nice suggestions and was happy to help out. The atmosphere was really fun and the place was packed. We tried to make a reservation but it didn't pan out so we walked in and got sat in fifteen minutes. Which we were grateful for--it's always worth the wait. I'm going to be honest that we have never gone here for dinner, but every time we get brunch or breakfast, it is always consistently good. I'm hoping to one day go for dinner or dessert so I can get a shake!

This place is still a class act. I use to frequent the location in D.C. I did not know they had a location in Fairfax. The food is plenty and good. The space is classic, old time upscale diner. The service is great. Now, while I loved the grits, I don't want cream or milk in my grits. I just want water.

Another visit, another round of bad service. The food comes screaming out of the kitchen, the strength of this place. But I am left waiting for my server longer than it took to order and eat. Again. And the entire restaurant has 4 tables sat on a quiet Sunday morning. Doubt I'll ever be coming back.

Food came out very promptly. It was hot and delicious. It took forever to get our milkshakes. We ordered them at the same time as the food and they didn't arrive until after we were done eating. And they had melted! It wasn't during a busy time--the lull between lunch and happy hour on a weekday, and they were not packed with customers, so it was a little frustrating.

The food here was delicious! The Brussels sprouts were my favorite but the pot roast was delicious as well. The service was pretty standard - no complaints, and the overall vibe was good. Spacious and plenty of room for dining.

I had the overnight oats with figs and it was so good I haven't stopped thinking about it! I also loved their smore pop tart. It was leveled up and totally worth it. The espresso martini was also delicious. Our server checked in a good amount, and the manager was nice to say hi and chat a bit. PS - the earlier you come, the better since they get so busy

My colleagues and I went to Ted's Bulletin in Mosaic district and had a very good experience. The bartender was quick to pour drinks and cash out as needed while he was also serving tables outside. We sat inside and I had a double cheeseburger with Brussels sprouts. Both were very good. Double cheeseburger was cooked medium as I asked and the sprouts were well seasoned. The Brussels sprouts could be more moist even as they were baked. We all had tea for drinks. Service was quick and accurate. I recommend this particular Ted's Bulletin.

Well, another place off the bucket list. This place happened to be right near the Target I was going to so I decided to make a stop and try out their food. Walking in, I thought I was transported to some 1920's era art deco exhibit but the place looks really nice. It wasn't busy at all when I went and I got sat immediately. Perhaps it was before the rush but I was glad that I was able to come at a time when it wasn't super busy. Sometimes the experience is enhanced when it's quiet and you are just there to get your food in and out. I got the Big Mark Breakfast which consisted of 3 eggs your choice, 2 slices of applewood bacon, 2 sausages, hash browns, toast of your choice, and Ted's Tart. I was really surprised that my breakfast came with a Tart, and believe me it was a lot of food to devour. The eggs were fluffy with enough butter that kept it really savory to eat. The bacon, crispy as they should be but they might be a bit overcooked. The sausage was a bit interesting as it just tasted odd to me; the aftertaste just tasted less peppery and not too juicy either? It wasn't bad though. Toast is toast, great when paired with butter can't complain. The Ted's Tart was like a pop tart and it was pretty sweet. I love that I get one honestly. My server was really nice and attenuative and honestly kudos for him for helping me with refills on my drink and even chit chatting with me a bit about what to get if I were to come back again. What a nice guy. I will come back for the Pot Roast, my server recommends it! Check this place out if you're in the Mosaic District.

EDIT: This review is about a visit at June 8, 2024. This is a long time review that I have been meaning to post. I went by myself for the first time to Teds Bulletin in Reston, and that was a good experience. I figure I wanted to take my family out and being a 2nd timer after a good experience, I took them over to Teds Bulletin in Mosaic, and gosh I was so embarrassed for suggesting this place. My parents orded a platter while me and my sister ordered some other things. My sister ordered a fried chicken sandwich with fries. The wait was super long like 25 mins. When we finally got the food, my sister's sandwich bread had mold on it. We notified the waiter and she showed no remorse or anything to make it right. My sister lost her appetite and she didn't order anything else. She sent the food back and it was taken off the bill. The waiter never made an effort to make things right, or offer anything else. Not even a manager came by. Left a bad taste in my mouth and I don't think I would ever go back.

Went Monday for a quick breakfast before heading back home. Seated right away. The server was definitely overbooked/whelmed as it took a while to order then pay. BF orders pancakes sub Ted Tart in place of home fries. I ordered steak- medium and eggs over medium. The steak was rare on several pieces so I ate around it, the demi glacé was thick and unnecessary. More chimmichurri please.

Beautiful place with easy access to parking and other shopping. The food was delicious. The Turkish eggs are my new obsession. The pineapple ginger mimosa was also very good. Will be back and highly recommend!

I ordered a burger with bacon and my husband ordered a tuna bowl. Food was resonably priced and it was good. The service was good as well. We sat outside in the patio amd watched the kids play. The margaritas there are nice!

In pleasant large street shopping area. Moderate front bar area hiding much larger restaurant and bar area to the back. Seems a breakfast / brunch type of place. Nicely appointed with visible kitchen area. Good bar and good cocktails. We just had wings and tater tots both good and service excellent. Interesting bathrooms which seem to be converted offices! Still clean and functional. Happy hour after 3 min-fri

Ted's is a no-miss option for an All-American breakfast. Everything is fresh and hearty, especially the tarts. You can't go wrong with any menu item - breakfast or lunch - but be sure to try the cheese grits for good measure. The service can be off sometimes, mostly because of how busy they always are. Be direct with your orders and give some grace - it gets really hectic. Parking is ample in the garage and the area is great. My only knock is the lack of upkeep in the bathrooms. Otherwise, a great go-to when you want some quality and consistent American fare.

Ted's Bulletin nails "upscale American diner" and this location is no exception. We had a great brunch there. Despite arriving on a busy Sunday with the farmer's market in full swing, they were able to seat us inside right away. They have an extensive menu with all the brunch classics and a bunch of vegetarian options. I really liked the mushroom falafel wrap I ordered, and of course the homemade pop tarts and giant cinnamon roll are both classics. Service was fine and so were prices. We'd return.

While I generally appreciate the overall food and location of Ted's, I have two frustrations that seem consistent across most of my visits here. 1) When I am eating by myself, they always insist on seating me at the furthest table from the door and closest to the section with families and kids, back near the kitchen. Ironic, since I'm here by myself today to have a quiet "treat" with a few minutes to myself. It also means I can't see the TV and I'm essentially next to the very busy walkway to the bathroom. 2) This means I am often seated at the last table in the first row near the kitchen, where it seems staff who have nothing to do like to gather and gossip/socialize with one another. For clarity, this feels like I had 3-5 staff members standing over my shoulder, talking in my ear, for the bulk of my meal. Again, not the 30 minutes I had hoped for. It's really too bad. I keep coming back, hoping for a different outcome. Unfortunately, it seems like common practice to seat single tables at undesirable tables and then hang out socializing over a customer's table when you're not busy. Perhaps you'd be busier if you were more attentive to your customers' experience. #justsayin

Stood at front entrance for 2 minutes. No one greeted us. Watched multiple employees walk past. Nothing...Went next door to matchbox pizza where we were greeted, seated, and had drinks on the way in 2 minutes.

I will just start by saying what an amazing customer service experience I had today. I immediately wanted to give praise to the GM, Travis for making things right and taking the initiative. My co workers and I placed a large pick-up order, after we got it, we realized that a side for one of the entrees was missing. We called up the restaurant and got Travis, who immediately said he was hopping in his car to bring it over. This truly is going above and beyond and I can't give enough stars for the impressive professionalism this guy has!

I love Ted's, but after visiting this location to pick up my online order I am so disappointed. The employees are extremely rude and don't bother to acknowledge you when you walk in, even when you speak to them. I say "thank you" after receiving my order, still no acknowledgment. Imagine my surprise when the rude employee starts yelling at me while another employee stands there allowing her to while smirking. Don't waste your time or money here. There are plenty of other restaurants with exceptional service and better food.

Good food, if a bit of a limited menu. Thoughtful dishes. Very welcoming atmosphere and service, although occasionally we've gotten someone having an off night. Great list of specialty cocktails. Everything is a bit expensive everywhere and Ted's is no exception, but generally the experience is worth it. Easy free indoor parking a block away. Overall this has made it into our regular rotation.

Great food and wonderful service here‼ It was a great atmosphere with great food‼ Definitely recommend Ted's Bulletin‼

A very average 3 Star "meh...I-can-take-it-or-leave-it" review for TB Mosaic. And frankly, I'm prolly going to leave it. The dinner we had here, on New Year's Day no less (right smack dab during the peak of dinner hour at 7PM), was really nothing special at all. The place was near empty - yes it was New Year's Day but....it was New Year's Day... We hadn't been to TB in ages and decided to give it a try again. The menu does have something for everyone including all day breakfast for some of us in the party that LOVE breakfast-at-any-time-of-day so it was a good choice (we thought) over TB's neighbors (Jinya, Alta Strada, Matchbox). I took a bunch of menu pics so check those out. Bottom line - the bill for 5 entrees came out to $119 without tip - adding almost 18% tip for okay but not ahhhmazing service brought our total dining out bill to about $130. Frankly the value of what we got (food, portion size, taste) for what we paid was just not there. Check out my pics of our entrees - you be the judge. Sorry to have to say, at least for me that is - until TB finds a way to create better value for their prices (larger portions, better flavors, more creative sides (and offering more sides with their entrees*), I would recommend going to the other places (mentioned above) to spend your hard earned dollars. * The Apple Spice Pancakes don't come with ANY sides. $11.89 isn't super break the bank for a bfast entree but the pancakes were skimpy and then on top of that, no sides included and charging $3 extra for a tiny piece of ham (see my pic) as a side is a bit of a gouge imho. * $4 for a TB housemade pop tart (they call them "tarts") is a bit much. Again, in and of itself, $4 is not break the bank but for a single pop tart??....it all adds up. We came, we tried (again), we left not very impressed. Soooooo...we'll sit TB out for now (again) and maybe try again to see what's changed in a year or so.

Good food from a Ted's menu. Tried this location out while exploring some shops nearby. You come to expect certain things at a Ted's. Huge menus for sure with plenty of options. Fast service from a kitchen that is sending out orders quickly and good service. We experienced the fast and polite service. Had a chicken sandwich and what was listed as a lobster salad sandwich. Fries were soggy and lobster salad, was mostly salad. Plenty of food volume wise. Location is busy and seating was quick. Plenty of parking nearby. Decent choice if in the area.

Came with a couple friends on Black Friday. We started out with the deviled eggs, which I found to be too creamy with way too much filling, and crab dip, which was a hit! The chicken piccata was alright but other locations have cooked it better. The chicken sandwich was delicious but super heavy, but I really enjoyed the steak frites. Service was pretty lacking- our waitress forgot to bring us plates and utensils, and I was left waiting for almost ten minutes before she came around again and I could ask for silverware to eat the caesar salad. We felt as though we constantly had to ask for service such as water refills, napkins, etc. Lastly, their tarts are delicious. I would go to Ted's again but probably another location.

I love coming here! Ambience is super cute and I've never had an issue with seating or accommodations with small children. Our waiter was a fun time and attentive to our needs. Our food always comes out pretty fast and they're always so kinds to cut the meat for the kids or separate the dish if we are sharing. I dream about their deviled eggs and the kids love the steak frites! It's a nice touch that they are located in mosaic. A great place for brunch or for a small food run with a friend or colleague!

I've been to Ted's Bulletin for breakfast at least three times and all my meals have been great. The breakfast burrito was delectable. The steak and eggs didn't disappoint. The serving size of the chicken and biscuits is huge. The cheddar grits were tasty. The brown sugar pop tart and pecan seasonable pop tart I picked up when passing by were also good. The only thing I didn't like from this restaurant is the strawberry "shortcake" that I tried this evening. Instead of angel cake, they use room temp salty biscuits which ruined the dessert for me. Luckily the whipped cream is super fluffy and light, so that was still good enough to eat.

Amazing food, great service, and cozy atmosphere. The Huevos Rancheros was absolutely great, as was the Applewood bacon. I luv Ted's and will definitely be a returning customer.

We had Ted's the other night for dinner and the chicken sandwich was really good. Crispy, flavorful, and good buns. The fries were pretty greasy and a bit cold. I got a ceaser side salad- almost ordered the big salad, so glad I didn't cause the lettuce was wilted and the dressing was a bit sour. Inedible. Today we ordered the pancakes and chicken sausage for breakfast. The sausage was very good. My pancake was undercooked. One side looked like they barely left it on the top. Disappointing. Service was ok. They are usually busy, which is expected. We are to go both times.

I struggled this review. It s definitely a strong 3, but inflation/rise of prices seems excessive. Yes it is happening everywhere, but unless it's my imagination, the entrees have jumped considerably. Also they sometimes seems short of staff. Again this is common these days, and I love the employees. They definitely work very hard, and each time here has been a pleasure. The menu is extensive, yet I'm sticking to my three usuals. French toast or pancakes for breakfast are quite generous in size. A tasty way with their strong coffee to get motivated. The pork bellies tacos entree is delicious. Also I'm a fan of the glazed cod, but am biased due to my New England roots. Is it Legal Sea Food good? No but I think it might be pretty close, and you'll pay less. It's a comfortable place, but expect it to be busy. Mosaic District always is hopping.

I've come to this location multiple times, and each time has been delicious. The service is always legit, and even when I was seated next to the bathroom, they were able to move us without any issue. I would recommend the French Toast. It has a good flavor, and you are given a good portion. They dont come mushy or overcooked, which is always the issue in most spots. They have good cocktails that go well with your breakfast/ brunch meal. As far as parking, seeing that this location is in a "town center" like area, it could be a slight walk. Overall, it is a good place to eat with a small to medium group.