Honey Berry Pancakes And Cafe- Plano

Fast service with plenty of seats on a Sunday morning. Tried to call ahead, but met some issues with either the connection or a language barrier, but either way we were seated immediately. The place is quite clean and looks awesome. Tons of windows with natural light, and a lot of outdoor seating (not being used when I was there due to temperature, likely). The menu has a lot of options, but I would add that two out of the three things we ordered were a bit bland. The Oreo smore pancakes were great, and way too much food for a teen, but they allow half orders (still a lot of food). The burrito and the croissant sandwich were oddly bland. My last concern, which I think every diner and restaurant should know: Segafredo (Zanetti) coffee is awful.

Arrived Sunday around noon after getting our nails done at a local nail salon. We'd joined the waitlist on Yelp but it didn't seem like they were paying much attention to it. We were seated pretty quickly, though, and service was good.I decided on the biscuits and gravy omelet but would recommend getting the biscuits and gravy dish that comes with eggs - I ended up just eating the biscuits and gravy inside the omelet as the omelet itself was just alright.My friends for the Belgian waffle and the breakfast sandwich with bacon. The breakfast sandwich was just okay and the waffle was solid. Coffee was fine.Interior is pretty cute and the booths were comfy! Love when the booth seats aren't too squishy nor firm.Overall would come back but nothing stood out.

This is a classic breakfast spot! You can't go wrong with any of their plates. I'm personally a fan of their hashbrown since I do like it super crispy on the outside. The service is fair considering they are usually pretty busy on weekend mornings. I didn't have to wait long since I could join the online 'waitlist' for my party of 6. The only reason I didn't give them 5 stars is because they have a different location on Frankford that is quicker with their food prep and makes fluffier pancakes- however, I would still recommend this spot to friends and would come back myself!

I took my mom to Honey Berry Pancakes & Cafe in Plano for brunch, and overall, it was a great experience! The atmosphere was cozy and welcoming, perfect for a nice weekend outing.The service was solid - our server was friendly and attentive without being overbearing. My iced latte was a highlight; honestly, one of the best I've had in a while. I ordered the Homestyle Benedict (Oven Baked Biscuits, Sausage Patties, Poached Eggs, Homemade Sausage Gravy & Hash Browns), and it did not disappoint. The flavors were spot-on, and everything was cooked just right.The only downside was the side of grits - they had no seasoning at all and were pretty bland. A little salt or butter could've gone a long way there!All in all, Honey Berry is a great spot for brunch, with excellent service and some standout items. Just might skip the grits next time!

Walked in at 1pm on a Sunday was seated right away. Food was hot and fresh. Super tasty. Service was great as well. I really enjoyed my first visit. Highly recommend.

Robert was awesome as our waiter! He was one of the best parts of the food and service. I wish all staff at every establishment was as wonderful as him! The food was spot on. Our group was a large group. Management was willing to accommodate us and allowed us to make reservations. Normally, they do a first come first served. So happy they were willing to accommodate us gals. I'd return in a heartbeat to this place without my group because of these amazing accommodations. The food was fantastic as were the lunch drinks. The food was really good. No complaints from any of us. I'd order off this menu as a to go if it's offered. Thank you for such a good day Honey Berry!! Y'all's kindness went a long way and you have a customer for life! March 2024

Fun bright spot for brunch and very clean with great decor. Outside was better like English style but it was raining.Service was quick and the croissant sandwich was good but the hash browns were so good and can tell it was fresh not frozen.

Tried this place for brunch while in town visiting family and had a nice meal. The coffee drinks are great. Full of flavor and served hot. My honey-berry crepes were great but I really wish they would've put a bit more of the mascarpone on top. The homemade corned beef hash was delicious. My husband said his Belgian waffle was cold and that the bacon was just alright and the hash browns were very salty.Very cute decor and I loved the dishes and mugs. The staff was friendly but it seemed like our waiter was new as he was pretty slow and unsure of himself and had to confirm our orders a couple times. Would definitely come back next time we are in town to try other menu items and some of the breakfast cocktails.

Aesthetics on point in this brunch spot. From the plates to decor they have a colorfully modern and lively design that makes for nice photo ops. There is also a surprising amount of outdoor seating that makes it seem like a great place to hangout. Sadly it was too cold when I came but maybe that means I'll have to come back hehThe food is pretty standard brunch fare. It was decent but not standout if I'm being honest. No complaints though because you can't really go wrong with anything breakfast in my book. We subbed the side of pancakes for the honey berry pancakes because I mean how can you not get the namesake of the restaurant. I appreciated the berries but the frosting was a bit sweet for me. One of our glasses had lipstick on it pretty obviously which I understand happens but is never great. It was quickly switched out but only after we noticed it. Food and service was fine overall but if I came back it'd be for the aesthetics or location.

Came here on a Monday for brunch. There was no wait, except for all the members of our party. We were seated near the front. It was warm in the restaurant so I was happy to be by the door to get the cold air when the doors opened. I forgot how warm it can be inside places in the winter.Server promptly took drink orders. I got the brunch punch which is sky vodka, champagne, pineapple juice, fresh squeezed orange juice, sprite and honey berry signature fruit puree. It was $11 and ok. It was tasty at first but quickly became not.I ordered the bacavado omelette which was bacon, avocado, swiss cheese. It was delicious. It came with hash browns and toast. The hash browns were pretty unmemorable but the omelette was so good. The flavors all melded together well and everything tasted fresh and of good quality. I left this brunch full.My husband got the biscuit and gravy omelette (it had a biscuit in the middle). It is weird I cannot find the items we got on the menu online and since we did not pay the bill I don't have the exact names of items (or prices). The people we were with were annoyed/making fun of me for taking photos of my food so I wasn't going to ask to see the receipt! The people we ate with did say that the menu at this location was different than the location they go to more frequently (closer to Lewisville? Sorry all Dallas is confusing to me).With the omelets we got the choice of hash browns or fruit and toast or pancakes. Husband got pancakes and they were the same size as the chocolate chip pancakes pictured (minus chocolate chips). He got too full to eat them but I was surprised they gave 2!Kidlet got pancakes but added chocolate chips. Not sure if they gave her the kids price or if they charged regular price.I enjoyed this breakfast experience the most out of the 3 we had while in town and would eat here again if in the area.