Brother Juniper's

Before hitting the road and heading out of Memphis for a day trip, we made our way to Brother Juniper's for breakfast. Located near the University of Memphis, this is definitely a staple breakfast spot.To start, I ordered the juniper latte with oat milk. It was subtly sweet and the perfect amount of caffeine.For my order, I ordered the Florentine, which was an open faced omelette with a side of cheese grits. The omelette was fresh and flavorful and absolutely filling! The cheese grits were creamy and decadent. And the biscuit was buttery, flaky perfection.Both my father and my husband enjoyed their respective dishes - biscuits and gravy and a spicy open faced omelette whose name I now forget.

We came here before heading home from Memphis on a family friend's recommendation.This place must be near or in the college area as there is a college bookstore beside it. There isn't a lot of parking but there is a parking lot across the street we utilized since the businesses were not open.We had a 45 minute wait, but the restaurant has a waiting list you can view on your phone so you can see when you are close. We waited in the car until we were 3rd on the list. We were seated on the enclosed porch - which worked out well because inside was packed. Good sign right?We had coffee and:Open face omelettes for my son's, the San Diegan and Florentine - the sons gave them both a thumbs up. 4*The Gravy Benedict, very hardy breakfast; the Hollandaise plus gravy, yeah ... Very rich! I also went with the loaded cheese grits, to put everything over the top!4*We also shared the cinnamon roll pancakes - these were perfect, so delicious and wonderful with coffee - another reason I couldn't finish my main!Portions were plentiful and flavors were poppin'. Overall 4.5* I would definitely come back (This place was crazy packed, so plan accordingly)

Brother Juniper's is good for breakfast, offering what is now the commonplace mix of healthy (avocado toast) with the less-so. Just on the basis of visiting Memphis for a couple of days, their "best breakfast" slogan seems accurate--to the extent that we ate there two days in a row.Biscuits were amazingly moist and flaky, the best I've had in a while. Just these are worth the stop.There are variety of egg/potato dishes available. I tried the San Diegan all out "open face omelet", but found that there were too many competing elements in the dish. Next time I would opt for one of the simpler potato dishes.Note for those with an aversion or allergy to egg: BJ's offers a range of potato-based dishes with nary a fleck of egg involved. Second time around I went for the Mushroom Portobello Mellow. This was a perfect creation with the exactly right ratio of egg to stuffs, the egg perfectly cooked in omelet fashion, and sides of potato and that aforementioned biscuit holding up their side of the plate. Coffee was hot and relatively strong (relative to the standards of my hometown down at the end of I-55). Service was prompt and friendly, with coffee and water refills coming around regularly.

Clean restaurant, friendly staff, great Denver omelette. This was my first time here and it will not be my last. Lane was a great waiting. I sat at the bar since it was just me

Food tasted like mom was cooking in the back. Super homey space and great service from everyone there. Definitely going back. 9/10

Come here for the cinnamon roll pancakes!! Better than any actual cinnamon rolls I've had. Everything else was fine but not stellar. The sausage patties were a little overcooked, and my husband was disappointed that the Monte Cristo sandwich was served on plain sandwich bread rather than a sweet, beignet-type bread (again, we have been ruined by Disneyland). I also ordered an orange juice that never came - we ended up canceling our order once we realized it wasn't coming and we were halfway through our meal. The waiter was super apologetic.

Wowwwww I can't believe I haven't been here sooner. I literally use to live in the area and never heard about this place. But better late then never right. From the reviews people said it is alwayssssss packed and I can agree it was haha but luckily I was by myself and got seated quickly. The place has a lot of charm and the house is so cute. Def full of college kids and families but that's okay. I decided to start with the Juniper Latte which was really tasty. I wish I would've told them almond milk but still good. The whipped cream was so good. The food I must say they did they big one. I got the potato's with chorizo sausage and it was soo good and cheesy. I added sausage gravy with my biscuit and that def hit the spot. Everything was so hot and fresh and everyone was very friendly! I think this is a place where literally everything is good. I will be back to try more items.

This is a great spot that stays busy, but showing up early enough guarantees quicker seating. This alone is a testament to their outstanding food. I loved their Greek omelet with gyro meat and feta cheese. I'm a sucker for sharp cheese. I picked it out with home fries and a biscuit. The biscuit was delicious, but the home fries could've been warmer! Overall, the Greek omelet is rich in flavor and it pairs well with a buttered biscuit. Make sure you get a cup of coffee!

I recently visited Juniper's Brother with a friend who was visiting me in Memphis. This restaurant had been highly recommended and was buzzing with activity when we arrived. Despite the crowd, we were seated fairly quickly, although we did have to wait for about five or 10 minutes. However, I must admit that the service was a bit lacking. The waiter took quite some time to attend to us, which is something I value highly in a dining experience.Once we were able to place our order, both my friend and I decided to try the pancake special, which included one pancake, one egg, and pure maple syrup. We also ordered a side of potatoes, bacon, and grits. The food was good, but it didn't quite exceed my expectations. It satisfied my hunger, but it didn't leave a lasting impression.However, what truly stood out during our visit was the Juniper Latte Espresso, which was recommended by our server. This delightful concoction consisted of caramel, steamed milk, whipped cream, and a chocolate drizzle. It was absolutely amazing, and I couldn't resist having two cups of it. The flavors were perfectly balanced, and it was a true highlight of the meal.As we were leaving Juniper's Brother, a young lady who was about to enter the restaurant with her boyfriend asked us how we liked it. I must admit, I found it difficult to accurately summarize my experience. While the food was decent, it didn't leave a lasting impression on me. However, the Juniper Latte Espresso was a real standout. So, if I had to sum it up, I would say that my overall experience at Juniper's Brother was just okay.

Such a cute breakfast nook in Memphis! I was told this is a go to for a lot of my Memphis friends and this place did not disappoint! From the hostess to server, everything was great! The menu was very extensive, but be prepared this is a bit pricey for breakfast food. I got a Juniper Latte to start off with. Christmas vibes were coming and they put it in this cute mug. I ordered the Hungry Tiger and all the flavors were delicious. I wish there were more potatoes though.