Midland Bistro

Great atmosphere, amazing food, and our server Emily was incredible. Can't wait to be back. Have you heard of planet fitness? Excellent.

This is based on a late lunch ~1pm during the week between Christmas and New Years. I had the French dip. It was so delicious and I can't wait to try other things on the menu. I dragged along my seven-year-old son and he wasn't hungry, but enjoyed two hot chocolates. I can't wait to go back. We are in Pinehurst at least twice a year.

Delish!! We got the eggs Benedict, broccoli and cheese quiche (both with home fries) and a half lemon berry waffle.. would order all of it 7 more times. Service was great too! Asked for hot sauce and ketchup for the home fries.. did not need it. 10/10 recommend.

Staff are cheerful and friendly. Food is very good. Hubby had the country eggs Benedict and practically wiped the plate clean. He said their hollandaise is almost as good as mine! I had the their version of the croque and it was delicious! Super rich and I thoroughly enjoyed it. Breakfasts come with rosemary potatoes or fruit. Our first time here and it won't be our last! Highly recommend.

Meh. Not much of a varied selection. Almost all of the sandwiches have a garlic aioli and my husband can't handle garlic (I got it on the side so I could add it to my sandwich myself, and it was very garlic-y).I came here specifically for the lobster roll (one of the items available on an old Yelp menu post) but they've replaced it with a Maryland crab roll.

We went here for brunch on Labor Day while visiting Southern Pines/Pinehurst.The Croque sandwich was what both of we're sold on when picking out a restaurant. With Canadian bacon, different cheeses, an English muffin, and an egg on top, it was an easy choice. And so delicious!Unfortunately, they were out of home fries but the fresh fruit was good. Our waitress was very sweet and i really like how the place was decorated.The patio would have been nice to sit at if there had been more tables, but it's also a small bistro so we will just have to come back!Service was a little slow but they were also pretty steady, to be fair. If you're in the Southern Pines/Pinehurst area, this is definitely a cute place for brunch---also, they have bottomless mimosas. If you need a push.

For a first time try, ABSOLUTELY AMAZING, staff is the country southern charm and so sweet. Service is great walk in find a table and they will bring you everything. Ambiance was wonderful. If you were to have a conversation you will not be drowned out by loud music.I had the California Melt, Oh!!! So yummy the food taste anything like the melt it's a definitely try something new every time you come in.

The food here is average and the service is horrible. Management should either learn to staff better or find more competent employees.

I tried to eat there but I was told it was a 2 hour wait to be seated. I checked out the website site and did not see that they took reservations.

This place used to be stellar. It was like a small French snug-in, where you just wanted to stay. Then you wanted to return. But it changed owners. It changed in other ways, too, and not for the better. My wife and I were recently there. We had been going there for years. The seats at the table we chose were full of food scraps. I asked the lady that waited on us to clean the chair next to me because it was disgusting to have to look at the mess. She said, "sure, I'll do that for 'you.'" For me? It should have been for her job, or for the success of the business. Rather, I should never have had to ask. The customer should never have to ask for seats to be cleaned of food. Anyway, she never cleaned the seat. I did, however, succeed in getting another wait person to help.Apart from the lack of cleanliness, my wife says the quiche was good. But the "home fries" we both ordered were limp, as if the air went out of the things. Awful. And the crabcake sandwich I ordered came without a top to its bun. A return trip is not in the offing.