The Brunch at East Atlanta

What a glorious Sunday morning! Today's brunch at a black-owned restaurant in East Atlanta was a shining example of community and faith in action. After church, we were blessed with the opportunity to dine at this incredible establishment, and I was blown away by the exceptional service, outstanding staff, and exquisite cuisine that lifted my spirits. The food was truly sublime, leaving me feeling energized and inspired to spread joy. I'm thrilled to have discovered this gem and can't wait to return and experience it again. I highly recommend that you experience it for yourself - it's a must-visit destination that will uplift and inspire you!🩷🩷

Cute little quaint location in East Atlanta. Good service. The French toast is VERY SWEET (be warned) the chicken was a little gamy but the lamb skillet was fantastic! Cooked perfectly, eggs and potatoes were good also. Everything seasoned well. Loved the white Chocolate mocha! And the hot chocolate was good too.

The Food, Atmosphere and our Server Jessica all deserve 5 stars. We started with the honey butter croissant, its was amazing the honey had hints of orange, so tasty. For our entrees we decided on the salmon and grits and the lamb chop plate, both delicious. Will Definitely back for sure.

I really wanted to love this brunch spot but it just fell short. First it's the parking very limited and tight. If you drive a SUV like a KIA telluride your car will be really close to other vehicles when you park so take care open your car door. Second it was the prices of the food and the very small selection on the menu. I have been to other brunch restaurants and some service lunch as well and the price to portion size matches up, but here you order fried chicken and the price point for the size and number of wings you receive leaves you disappointed. We tried the grits and for whatever reason they had a very sour taste to it. And 3 of us in our group order grits. The shrimp in the shrimp in grits was very salty, I think they cook it in a batter of some kind because the salty taste over powered any enjoyment of the grits. The price of drinks was outrageous juice and coffee ranging from 5 to 8 dollars, these were non alcoholic drinks. I can say the establishment is clean well lit and the bathrooms were clean and fully stocked. I will not return though because the automatic 20% on gratuity on the check was a no go for me. The experience I expected was far less than we received.

No complaints!!!! We all enjoyed our food.The restaurant was clean, quiet, and simply decorated. I would recommend for a first date brunch spot. Parking is limited so keep that in mind.

1. They automatically added a $20 gratitude and the waitress didn’t do anything. 2. Food is DEFINITELY 10/10 3. We waited for 45 mins, and the place was empty, besides one couple. 4. The music is WAY too loud 5. The decoration is amazing, the place is beautiful. 6. Food is DEFINITELY 10/10 7. The staff are so friendly and warm.

The brunch at east Atlanta was a great experience from the welcoming, to the food, to the DJ. Mimi was my server and she did such a great Job explaining the top dishes there while giving great customer service. I didn’t have to wait too long for the food or my drink which is a plus. This place is such a great vibe for brunch! I definitely recommend coming here!

Absolutely glorious halal brunch! We went on a Thursday at noon and it's a beautiful café with calm seating and plenty of its own safe parking. Perfect for a breakfast gathering and good wifi for getting some work done or having a meeting over brunch. Everything was fresh, delicious, not over oily. We had a wonderful server who made sure everything was perfect. Loved the extra healthy protein add-ons! The cappuccino and iced lattes were also delicious.

Came for a birthday brunch and it was at least 15 of us, no wait time and out server jasmine and mimi(sorry if I'm spelling it wrong) was very helpful with helping us with food choice.. We enjoy the spot and will definitely come again

I enjoy the food, a hit EVERYTIME! The ambiance- amazing! Great pick, food is fresh and of great quality! Highly recommended!

I've been excited about The Brunch at East Atlanta, a Black and woman-owned spot just outside East Atlanta Village, and finally visited for Saturday brunch. The decor is stylish, fitting right into the neighborhood, and the diverse crowd confirmed this was a much-needed addition. The menu pricing is competitive with Atlanta's brunch scene but slightly more reasonable by about $5-6. I ordered the chicken and waffles with a Parisian Nights cocktail, while my dining partner had salmon and grits with a mimosa. The food arrived hot, though service was a bit slow. The fried chicken was flavorful and perfectly golden--something I'd order again. The waffle was lighter and softer than I prefer but still delicious and didn't need syrup. The salmon and grits were tasty but seemed overpriced at $27 for just those two items; adding a side would make it more worth it. Overall, this spot has potential. Expanding the menu and refining portions could make it even better. I'm rooting for this Black-owned gem to thrive in the neighborhood!

The atmosphere and the ambiance is amazing and to go to for Brunch. I came in with my gal and we had an amazing time. The food was delicious. My friend did not like the grits so much. The service was top notch and wonderful. I would love to come back again.

I got the lamb chops with eggs and potatoes, and while the food came out in a reasonable amount of time, I was pretty underwhelmed. The meal lacked flavor and didn't live up to the price. It felt overpriced for what you get, and I ended up only eating about half of it. One thing I will say is that it's great they serve halal meat, which is hard to find at brunch spots, at least from what I've seen. So I do appreciate that. Unfortunately, the food just didn't hit for me.

Ambiance: The place is spaciously quaint, located in a quiet neighborhood along Flat Shoals. With modern minimalist light fixtures, the velvety mauve glam upholstered booth seating compliments the rose clay mauve painted walls. Service: The service is welcoming, swift and accurate. I only wished my glass of water was refilled before finishing my meal. Food: I ordered the Lobster tail & Grits with a side of Eggs. The lobster tail came with bits of crabmeat, diced peppers and drizzled in roux. In all, my brunch was delicious.

I would say that was the worst chicken and waffles I've ever had. The waffle was ok. I did end up eating that. The chicken was tough and stringy. I didn't even eat half of it. I was there for lunch. I paid my tab and went back to work hungry.

1. Staff knew all the right words but no follow through. We sat at the bar. The host said "Let us get this cleaned off for you" and it was never wiped down. I even very obviously started moving crumbs away from my space and the bar tender never paused to clean the area. 2. Food: yikes!!! Not bad but not fresh. My avocado toast was fake. It was very clearly the package guacamole from the grocery store. Totally something I can do myself...throw some bread in the toaster, slap some processed guacamole on top and serve. 3. All that ambience...modern barn doors and gold accents. Then they gave us plastic forks. When we asked for real silverware the response was "I will try to find some" 4. The kicker to the plastic ware was we had LAMB chops !!! A plastic knife trying to cut a lamb chop. 5. Speaking of the lamb, another pre packaged processed item. Very much like the heat and serve lamb at your local grocery store. Fake grill marks and bottled liquid smoke to try to trick the palate.

The Brunch is a new restaurant in East Atlanta. Was very clean, great server. The menu is classic brunch items you can choose to order as a meal le al carte. They have a nice drink mwnu, great music ana vibes. LOVE they don't have a grass wall or hookah!

Nice looking spot, food was good, service was poor. No one greets you when you walk in. I wish they put a little champagne in my mimosa. Waited 40 mins for shrimp in grits. They weren't even half full. Had to request water, and a straw. No refill on water or mimosa was even offered. Geesh...