Fun menu. I liked the mini donuts. Good fries. Kid friendly. The homemade jelly was cool. Nice summer brunch drinks.
Bryan Blevins
I can't say enough good things about this place from the bacon, jalapeno, sweet corn pancakes, the bacon cooked perfectly service that was delightful and friendly. Can't wait to get back...
Reya OnTheRoad
Popular eatery, with good food and service.
Peter Docteroff
Food here was good. The French toast Benedict dish I had ordered was decent, but not something I would order again.
Sunshine Breland
Outdoor seating is NOT plus size friendly. But service was great as always, not just my server but every staff member I interacted with. Food was delicious and well proportioned and the donut holes are To Die For (feat Nicole Kidman.) so delicious and each one unique. The peanut butter one is a must!!!
Kait Greathouse
Visited with a large group from out of town, everyone found something on the menu they liked
Deepak Kaliappan
Great place for brunch! Lot of options and everything tastes great! Highly recommended!
Hannah Illies
Fun looking breakfast spot but not worth the hype. The white chocolate mocha with almond milk was good but the food was pretty bland. Breakfast potatoes, eggs, pancakes, (sour cream and a couple chives were the seasonings) donut holes were okay. Long wait (30+ minutes) while staring at 4 empty tables and then finally seated at one of the booths that were empty the whole time we were waiting. Long wait for servers. Wanted to love this place but didn’t, sorry.
Syyanna
They treated me and the individual I was with horribly. They were looking at us differently because of our skin tone. This was just very unprofessional. Definitely won’t be going back 👎🏾👎🏾
Ordered biscuits and gravey. Found two small hairs on one biscuit so I didn't eat that one. The other biscuit was not very good tasting. Cost was 17 dollars which is a little steep. Won't be coming back.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 2
Service: 5
Kris Hamilton
The hostess was pretty rude and disorganized. She never texted us, and when we went up and asked, she was very flippant and said, "I did text you!" When we challenged her, it was then that she admitted she never did. Ironically, we got the text that we were off the list. She seated 6-8 more people in front of us. The bad part is we were sitting right in front of her. On the food, I was surprised that getting meat with your basic breakfast was extra, and if the restaurant is called "The Jelly Cafe," I would expect more options for jelly. The biscuits are homemade and really good, but unless you wanted mango or raspberry jelly, you were out of luck at Jelly's.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 2
Service: 1
Recommended dishes: Doughnuts
Justin
From the moment you walk in and see the vintage Sylvania TV, you can tell the attention is in the details. Greeted by the friendly host, the walk to the table lets you take in the vintage cereal boxes that adorn the back wall—a perfect nod to nostalgia.
The food presentation was next level, with each dish cooked to perfection. The Eggs Benedict was hands down my favorite, featuring a creative twist that set it apart—a tangy, house-made hollandaise with just the right kick and a surprising layer of flavor that took it beyond the classic. Can’t forget to try the Donut bites. As a New York City native, this spot reminded me of a trendy Williamsburg eatery, blending retro charm with modern culinary flair. Highly recommend to anyone looking for a unique dining experience!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Donut Bites x8 Flavors
Jaden VanDegrift-Kram
Korrtney was amazing the last time I was in. She was so sweet and kind. Very helpful and demure with getting me the right choice. Food was good but will definitely be back for the amazing service. Thank you again Kortney for the amazing brunch!
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Fun menu. I liked the mini donuts. Good fries. Kid friendly. The homemade jelly was cool. Nice summer brunch drinks.
I can't say enough good things about this place from the bacon, jalapeno, sweet corn pancakes, the bacon cooked perfectly service that was delightful and friendly. Can't wait to get back...
Popular eatery, with good food and service.
Food here was good. The French toast Benedict dish I had ordered was decent, but not something I would order again.
Outdoor seating is NOT plus size friendly. But service was great as always, not just my server but every staff member I interacted with. Food was delicious and well proportioned and the donut holes are To Die For (feat Nicole Kidman.) so delicious and each one unique. The peanut butter one is a must!!!
Visited with a large group from out of town, everyone found something on the menu they liked
Great place for brunch! Lot of options and everything tastes great! Highly recommended!
Fun looking breakfast spot but not worth the hype. The white chocolate mocha with almond milk was good but the food was pretty bland. Breakfast potatoes, eggs, pancakes, (sour cream and a couple chives were the seasonings) donut holes were okay. Long wait (30+ minutes) while staring at 4 empty tables and then finally seated at one of the booths that were empty the whole time we were waiting. Long wait for servers.
Wanted to love this place but didn’t, sorry.
They treated me and the individual I was with horribly. They were looking at us differently because of our skin tone. This was just very unprofessional. Definitely won’t be going back 👎🏾👎🏾
Restaurantji Recommends
My personal favorite biscuits and gravy
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Ordered biscuits and gravey. Found two small hairs on one biscuit so I didn't eat that one. The other biscuit was not very good tasting. Cost was 17 dollars which is a little steep. Won't be coming back.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 2
Service: 5
The hostess was pretty rude and disorganized. She never texted us, and when we went up and asked, she was very flippant and said, "I did text you!" When we challenged her, it was then that she admitted she never did. Ironically, we got the text that we were off the list. She seated 6-8 more people in front of us. The bad part is we were sitting right in front of her. On the food, I was surprised that getting meat with your basic breakfast was extra, and if the restaurant is called "The Jelly Cafe," I would expect more options for jelly. The biscuits are homemade and really good, but unless you wanted mango or raspberry jelly, you were out of luck at Jelly's.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 2
Service: 1
Recommended dishes: Doughnuts
From the moment you walk in and see the vintage Sylvania TV, you can tell the attention is in the details. Greeted by the friendly host, the walk to the table lets you take in the vintage cereal boxes that adorn the back wall—a perfect nod to nostalgia.
The food presentation was next level, with each dish cooked to perfection. The Eggs Benedict was hands down my favorite, featuring a creative twist that set it apart—a tangy, house-made hollandaise with just the right kick and a surprising layer of flavor that took it beyond the classic.
Can’t forget to try the Donut bites.
As a New York City native, this spot reminded me of a trendy Williamsburg eatery, blending retro charm with modern culinary flair. Highly recommend to anyone looking for a unique dining experience!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Donut Bites x8 Flavors
Korrtney was amazing the last time I was in. She was so sweet and kind. Very helpful and demure with getting me the right choice. Food was good but will definitely be back for the amazing service. Thank you again Kortney for the amazing brunch!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
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