First Watch

We decided to give this a try on a Saturday morning during Dreamville Festival weekend. The wait was only 15 minutes which was impressive. They have outdoor seating and the restaurant has a very nice open feel. We ordered the Lemon Ricotta Pancakes with strawberries and the Smoked Salmon Benedict. The food came out quickly and the server was very nice. The pancakes were fluffy and the eggs on the Benedict were made perfectly. Would definitely eat here again

1st time at this location and the service was GREAT! Still not a fan of their regular hot coffee! I ordered the biscuit and gravy and it did not disappoint the potatoes are just ok and so are the eggs! The restaurant is busy even on a Thursday mid day! It's loud and the tables are a little close for comfort but other than that it's cool!

It's my lucky day to walk and get seated immediately. Service was friendly and fast. Enjoyed two multigrain pancakes, which were huge and filled me up. Add a coffee and tip, and it was a $16 breakfast foe one.

Friendly service, place was hopping. Food is consistently good and fresh. I enjoyed the vegetable omelette and grits. Our server Kayla was polite and responsive. Facilities were clean but ambient temperature of the dining room was chilly, wish I had a vest. Overall great experience, consistent with other locations.

Had breakfast while I was in town for a convention. The food was delicious, especially the million dollar bacon! The restaurant is cozy and cute. I wish I lived nearby because there were so many things on the menu that I wanted to order.

I thoroughly enjoyed my dining experience. The staff was very friendly and helpful with order suggestions. The service was fast and the food was very fresh and flavorful. I tried the two egg tostada and it was beyond amazing. The fresh squeezed fruit juice was great

First time dining here after driving past First Watch restaurants around the country. We both had the Works omelet with potato squares and some kind of toast. I honestly don't know how all this could be cooked with no taste whatsoever. Maybe it's supposed to be healthier, but being a Southerner, I expect some flavor from the onions, sausage bacon and cheese. The potatoes were overcooked and nothing had even a hint of seasoning. That plus the cost being $35 with tip. We drank water. I tried it and won't return. I'm giving it 3 stars because it wasn't bad, just no flavor.

Came here after being ignored at Another Broken Egg in North Hills. The experience was great and we loved everything! Our server was amazing and the food was great!

My friend and I stopped in for brunch at the end of July. I love Eggs Benedict but what they served sure wasn't it. it is very had to ruin such a simple dish.First, the ham was shaved like lunchmeat, the sauce tasted nothing like Hollandaise sauce. It was HORRIBLE.i had 2 bites and pushed the plate away. If the server had ever checked on us, I would have told her. However, when she brought the check, she then asked how everything was. I told her it was horrible and she asked if I would like something else. Little late, I would say. I am a 20% tipper, so she lost $15. I do find when I mention that restaurant to locals here in Raleigh, I get the same response: horrible. would never go back.I guess live and learn. The food is much better at Harris Teeter buffet. You can get a wonderful meal and a beer for $10 instead of $72 (what I paid)Thanks for listening!

I have eaten at several locations. So, decided to eat here while in town. Had same thing I usually do, Biscuits and gravy . But, this time was a "miss". Gravy was very peppery and portions were smaller. I'll still eat at the ones I know. But, this one I'll check off my list