The Brunch Bar

Great brunch place near Rochester Hills! I'm here visiting my in laws and we came here with a friend to check out a new brunch spot. We came during a weekend around 11:30am and it was PACKED. The wait was over 40 minutes and they unfortunately don't have a Yelp waitlist or digital queue. That's my only minor complaint but hopefully they'll set up a digital queue down the road. Once we sat down, the service was amazing! Our waitress was very attentive and nice. We ordered beignets to start and they came in under 30 seconds! They were so fluffy and warm! Next, I ordered the corned beef hash. I will say, this wasn't the best plate so next time I'll skip it. However, the rest of my party ordered an eggs Benedict and waffles, both of which were delicious! Definitely will be coming back next time to try some order dishes!

This was really good! Over the last couple of years, this area has seemed several fancy brunch places pop up. I would argue that this is one of the best. That atmosphere is fantastic you walk into a clean open and modern restaurant. We were greeted by very friendly waitstaff who are prompt. We got our food m quickly and it was hot and fresh. I really enjoyed my Mexican omelette.Overall, a great experience. A bit expensive for breakfast. For everything seen in the photo below we paid $65.

Had a very enjoyable lunch here catching up with a friend. It was around noon during the holiday season and there was a ~20 minute wait - no reservations, no call aheads but they did have a big designated waiting space so that made it more comfortable. The interior is decorated nicely and is bright with all the windows and natural light. We had a great waitress who was very friendly and served everything up lightning fast. Like we ordered drinks and 2 minutes later they were on our table!! I tried the orange beet juice which was good but I would've preferred a little more orange to balance it out better. For food, we both had a hard time deciding because the menu was huge and everything sounded good! I decided on the cubano and was not disappointed, although the dressed greens on the side were a miss the sandwich was delicious. I will definitely visit again to try more of the menu.

I've driven past this place a few times and decided to try it after hearing good things from a friend. When my cousin came to visit, it felt like the perfect opportunity. Although it was pretty busy and parking was a bit tight, we eventually found a spot. Despite the Saturday crowd, we were seated right away, which was a nice surprise. The restaurant itself was aesthetically pleasing and had a great vibe.I ordered the cinnamon swirl pancakes with a side of scrambled eggs, and everything was delicious--a perfect balance of sweet and savory. We all got mimosas, which were tasty, though I do wish the glasses had been filled a bit more. That seems to be common at a lot of places, though. Overall, it was a great experience, and I'd definitely come back to try more menu items.

Beautiful and casual spot for a nice brunch! We enjoyed our late brunch when we stopped in. Since it was later we got salads and the portions are huge. You can easily share things. Our server was nice and the place was clean which I love to see. I would like to try breakfast some time.

The wait is long but the food is good. The service is great too and so helpful and friendly. I went during thanksgiving and their thanksgiving waffle was truly a classic thanksgiving meal! The place is beautiful inside and can get a little loud due to the amount of people. Can't wait to keep trying the food!

We came during the busy brunch time on a Sunday which is a great way to see how efficiently the staff run things. They do not disappoint. From walking in and talking with the hostess, to being welcomed at the bar (they have seat yourself at the bar), to order taking and delivery...the staff is VERY friendly and personable for it being their most busiest time.The space is open with high ceilings and light decor - very welcoming but noisy (which was fine for us). We chose to avoid the long wait time for a table and sat at the bar. The stools have half-backs and are the perfect height for eating at the bar. We were very pleased with how comfortable the bar stools were!We ordered regular coffee, the Fat Elvis French Toast, the Campfire S'mores French Toast , and a side of the Applewood Smoked Bacon. My husband loved the Fat Elvis French Toast - it has a lot of tastes going on so be prepared! The Campfire S'mores were good - not overly stuffed so it wasn't mushy or anything because the graham cracker crumb coated bread made for a sturdy mechanism to hold the Nutella and marshmallow fluff.This was a very pleasant experience and we will come back because their menu had more options we wanted to try. Not to mention how positive the staff are during a hectic time of day.

Haven't been home to Michigan in over 5 years, and one of my friends recommended coming here for brunch, and it did not disappoint! I was so pleasantly surprised by the food, service, and ambiance. The only down side is the wait time. There was a 45 min wait for 4 people, at 11:15am, on a Monday (12/23), and they don't have a waitlist, or take down your phone number. I ordered the Southwest Benedict and it was flavorful and delicious. My husband ordered the corned beef hash, and it was very underwhelming, so I'd pass on that one. But got the beignets are a must, those were warm, flakey, and they came out in 30 seconds! I will say, this place has many brunch spots in LA beat!

Came here on a Wednesday morning for breakfast. It is nicely remodeled from previous Big Boys. Hostess was very welcoming and accommodating. Service was prompt and pleasant. We ordered Crab Cake Benedict and the Veggie Omelette with potatoes. Both came with chosen side of pancakes. The crab cake Benedict got a thumbs up. I enjoyed the veggie omelette. The vegetables used were fresh and cooked perfectly. Loved the potatoes, just right amount of crispness. The pancakes were huge and good but a higher quality syrup would have been better. Large portions here and prices are on the high side. But for an elevated nice brunch out I would recommend this restaurant.

Visited Rochester Brunch Bar on Valentine's Day, and everything coming out of the kitchen looked absolutely delicious. I started with an espresso martini and my husband had the Irish coffee, both were good. For our starter, we had the croissant beignets--so flaky, warm, and satisfying for my sweet tooth. I ordered the Southern Benedict, cooked perfectly and packed with flavor. My husband had the short rib omelet, and it was equally delicious, especially with the caramelized onions. We sat at the bar for quicker seating, and the atmosphere was clean, hip, and perfect for a trendy brunch spot. The prices did seem a little steep for breakfast food, but guess comparable to other places around.