Graze 1910

We had an excellent lunch. We would recommend to others. The food was very good, the service was excellent and the price was fair. Give it a chance.

Very good food options on the healthy side which was something I was looking for on my recent trip.They have a very nice open seating area with lots of natural light and the staff is super helpful.I chose to sit at the counter so I could see what the kitchen was doing and how the staff was interacting and I'd have to say they were great.The food was fresh not overly fried or oily and had a very nice taste to it the brought out the flavors of the food without too much salt or frying.I think my favorite was the sweet potato fries with marshmallow sauce even though I don't usually do much sugar they were amazing.

The food here was delicious and very filling. The service was nothing special, and the atmosphere is cute but not anything of note. It was very clean inside and super cold in there.

I came here for brunch on a Sunday with a friend. I ordered the oatmeal ($9) and a side of bacon and a strawberry lemonade. The oatmeal was served in a plastic to go container and with a fork (I was told they were out of spoons). The bacon was limp, and for $9, I expected more out of the oatmeal with a few slices of banana, a tsp of brown sugar and a tiny amount of pecans. My friend ordered the make your own breakfast bowl but her potatoes were undercooked and when she asked for salt packets there were none, and the staff was rude when my friend asked to borrow the salt shaker for her food. I had high expectations for this place, but can't recommend it for the price and quality.

I rarely write poor reviews (this is my first 1-star review ever), and I actually enjoy the food at Graze, but this interaction left a really bad taste in my mouth and I don't intend to return to the one at Armature Works because of it.Just before Christmas, I brought a 14 year old that I mentor to Armature Works to sit outside and write some holiday cards. She started to feel nauseous from something she'd eaten earlier in the day, and ended up getting sick and using the plastic bag I had brought with all of our materials in it.After making sure she's okay, I went inside to try to locate some form of takeout bag or box that I could use, since now we had pens, envelopes, cards, and chocolates and nothing to put them in. The first counter I walked up to was Graze, and the man I spoke with (he was older and bald, that's all I can remember to note) was the rudest person I've encountered in a long time. I asked for a bag or box and he flatly told me they were for paying customers only. I explained my situation, that the kid I'm with had just gotten sick and I need to get her home to her mom, and I'm just looking for a plastic bag or takeout container. He laughed, made some annoying comment, and sent me on my way.I walked over to the bar on the other end of Armature and they gave me a box and some complimentary gingerale for her after hearing what had happened. Then a staff member at Kipos gave me a paper takeout bag when asked without even having to explain what happened.I want to mention that the "no" was NOT the problem - if you're not supposed to give out a bag or box to a non-paying customer, fine. It was the rudeness and the disrespect especially at a time when I was truly just trying to help out a kid that was clearly unwell. It was hard enough leaving her alone outside to go in and try to problem-solve, let alone be spoken to condescendingly in a high-stress situation.

This was by far the best chicken salad I've ever had. The side salad was a nice bonus as well.

This food was solid, but nothing that I couldn't have made at home. The best part about this place is the view. You can see the river and outdoors which is super nice. The service was solid but they really only have to take your order and then you go back up to grab your food when it is ready. It is solid food, but probably a lot cheaper to make your own breakfast sandwich. Not bad, but nothing special aside from the great location.

First time at Armateur works. Pretty cool place. Went to Graze for breakfast. The man who took our order was very nice. The bacon and fruit was good, but the cheese eggs weren't very good at all. No seasoning on the eggs and the cheese was basically sprinkled on top after they cooked the eggs..

With so many options for food in Armature Works, Graze 1910 is one of the places I go back to regularly because the food is great. I am a big fan of the build your own breakfast sandwiches and the build your own breakfast bowls, with so many options for bases, veggies and toppings. For lunch/dinner I also love the chicken bacon ranch bowl which has fried chicken, broccoli, brown rice, cheese, tomatoes and ranch on it. Order at the counter and they'll text you when your food is ready so that you can walk around or get a drink. Lots of tables inside, outside, and all around Armature Works.

The food was incredible. I got the BYO bowl with potatoes, spinach, roasted tomatoes, peppers and onions, turkey sausage and goat cheese and MAN it was the most amazing breakfast I've had in a while. The ladies behind the counter taking the orders and prepping the food are extremely efficient. They definitely deserve a raise.