Crickles and Co

Such a delicious breakfast! I somehow got tasked with pickling a breakfast spot for a group (which included my BIL who is a picky eater!) and yelp led me here, and didn't let me down! Super cute little spot, with friendly people.We tried a variety of breakfast sandwiches. I think the Cackleberry and biscuits were the most popular, but all were enjoyed, and I got to take credit for picking a great spot!

We stopped in for lunch last minute. The staff were beyond nice and very accommodating. Highly recommend the Southwest Chicken Wrap. I thought it was delicious and I love the honey chipotle drizzle on the wrap. It was very filling and for the price worth it. We will definitely be back for some breakfast next time!

This spot is a little different than most other places I frequent when I'm looking for brunch. Here you go to the counter and order your items and then they give you a number and bring your items to the table. My gripe about that is there was limited tables and I saw a few folks sitting before ordering which made me feel like there wouldn't be a place to sit after ordering my food as I was by myself and waiting for other folks to join me. With that said, I asked a few questions regarding the breakfast and I was torn between the biscuit and the pancake - I will say I got both and I'm glad I got the pancake there and took the biscuit home. The star of the meal was the mimosa. So when I ordered my food I was told that I couldn't order a carafe by myself, I had to have another person with me and as much as I attempted to reassure her that I had people joining me, I was met with a smile and polite eyes, so I went ahead and ordered a pineapple mimosa while I waited for others to join me. Mimosas can be hit or miss as it has too much juice and not enough bubbles or the bubbles are dry and don't taste good. This mimosa had me watching the door for my friends so I could let them know, we need a carafe! We ordered a carafe of the orange mimosa and it was just as good as the pineapple although I'm still leaning more to the pineapple. The folks come through and get plates off the table in a timely manner - not sure if it's their way of telling you to get up - but it was nice to not have a bunch of clutter on the table. As I stated, this is a quaint spot that I'll definitely be coming back to (mimosa) and the folks there all were really nice.

Great service and fun atmosphere. Parking is easy on a weekday morning. Will be back for sure.

Love it...love it...love it. The menu is freaking awesome, someone should kiss the chef, the prices are spectacular and the vibe is all that. Left the Henry because it was rather formal and pricey, but came here and didn't want to leave. Although you pay at the time of ordering then you sit, the food came out fast and hot with a nice presentation. And did I say Biscuit's, omg they were so so good and buttery. For some reason the champagne in TX was horrible most places, but not here so delectable and good. I have nothing bad to say, however, I long to revisit here..,until next time.

A quaint little breakfast spot in the gayborhood with a line out the door on a Friday morning must mean this place is good, right? Craving a solid meal and after getting -insert star emojis- PAID -insert more star emojis- I wandered down into the gayborhood of DFW, which I might add is about less than a mile from me. I've seen this place during the late party evenings but never during the day walker's shifts because I'm usually in bed and can't be bothered to leave it. Ask Eddie. It's true. I park my car right across the street from the bar windows to people watch, watch my car, and enjoy the brightness of the sun like an ancient Chinese grandpa while enjoying my glass of water. But I digress to the food. Touch down taco on corn - jalapeño wrapped bacon with eggs and smothered with cheese - I would probably ask them to melt the cheese a little bit but the flavor was stellar. Chef's favorite omelette - goat cheese, carmalized onions, mushrooms, brisket - flavors were lost for me. The mushrooms had texture and flavor that was absorbed by everything, you had the tang from the cheese, and the brisket didn't really do much. It was okay to say the least. Pancake - can't mess that up! For a single mini flap jack it was good.

This place hits the mark on decor and their general ambiance. The sweets and pastries look amazing and are well displayed. I'm never blown away by the food or sweets but I'm always reasonably satisfied. I'd kinda define this place as a brunchy, sandwich, and sweets spot. The guy was at the front was very helpful and friendly. One downside is parking spots there are a parking lot in front of it but your car can be towed away . Overall, a pretty good experience. I'll definitely stop in here from time to time.

Delicious food!! The biscuits.... Just yum!! Great service and atmosphere! My go to place in Dallas for breakfast!

Cute brunch place in Oak Lawn! We enjoyed some brunch here after church on Sunday and we ordered the spicy ciabatta since it's voted Texas's best sandwich! We also ordered the strawberry shortcake waffle and the avocado toast. All of it was decently tasty but none of it WOWED us. The potatoes with the sandwich could've stood to be a bit crispier and more seasoning. The sandwich was okay but a pretty standard breakfast sandwich in my opinion, along with the waffle. I did order an espresso martini which was great! A good option for a brunch or breakfast if you're in the area.

From the person taking our order to the person making the coffee everything was top tier! Very rare these days to have superb customer service along with amazing food! Finally some good home styled cooked food. Coffee was great, the pancakes, the potatoes and the bloody Mary's! Even though it was a busy Sunday morning the wait was not long.