HomeGrown - Rogers

I hate to give a 4 star review to HomeGrown, but my wife's eggs and the wait time/wait list ding it a star. I went to Yelp and saw that I could schedule a time for the waitlist. I had intended to go to lunch on Sunday at 11AM. About 10:15 I started looking at the Waitlist and decided I could get on the Waitlist for 10:30 and there was a 45 minute wait. Not too bad. However, it was a rainy day and when we arrived I had a text that I would need to check in with the host on arrival. We did so around 10:30 then walked back to my vehicle to wait. The waitlist was updated that we should be seated around 11:45. Ooof. Well we were on the list and didn't have any plans until later, so we just sat and watched the rain. Then at 11:00 I received a text that stated that the line's moving faster. New seating time would be 11:16 (even better). At 11:35 the Your Table Is Ready text arrived. Sooooo.... wait list and wait times were confusing and luckily we were patient with nothing to do for a bit.Food:My wife decided we should start out by trying the Coffeecake. It was good, especially with my coffee. But, the Buttermilk Caramel Sauce was tremendous. Glad we shared it and glad it wasn't too huge.I wanted to eat a little lighter but be able to try a couple of things. The avocado toast, with 2 eggs and a bowl of fresh fruit was VERY good! No complaints. I had never had avocado toast before (surprise!) due that it seemed over rated and expensive at other places over the years. At $12.50 and comes with fruit and eggs it was well worth it. Would I get it again? Not for another 25 visits or so... I have a lot more of the menu to get through first ;)I ordered the HomeGrown House Blend Coffee. It was good and I drank most of the carafe it came in.My wife took a bit to land on something but eventually landed on the Salsa Verde Pork & Egg. She was very specific in that she wanted soft poached eggs. When it arrived the eggs were closer to being hard boiled. The yolks were hard. But the flavor was great and other than not really wanting the eggs now my wife really enjoyed the dish. I took a couple of bites when we started and thought the flavor was wonderful. Once my wife had finished I had more of it and saw what she meant about the egg. Pretty much just a boiled egg. It was served over rosemary potatoes which were good. For me the entire bowl, potatoes, egg and pork all tasted the same. Which isn't necessarily a bad thing if that is what you are looking for. I think if I was to order I might ask for the potatoes on the side so I could see how they tasted on their own.She ordered the Sunshine Margarita as it kind of fit the Verde theme. I don't recall her commenting on it, so it was at least okay or better.As we were finishing my wife spoke to our server briefly stating she didn't want anything but someone should know that her eggs were not soft poached as ordered. The server wanted to have them replaced and my wife told her no, she was full, just that the kitchen needed to be aware.Overall very good experience. A little noisy as most restaurants built in the last 25 years seem to be. Typical concrete floors, open ceilings and nothing to buffer the noise of the other patrons. The kitchen was sort of open with a large pickup area but I never noticed kitchen noise. Staff was friendly and frantically trying to get everyone cared for. Our server (wish I had written down her name) stopped by a few times, once after our order was placed to see if there was anything we might need. And then a couple of times after our meals arrived to check on us. Nice.

This was my family's first time visiting the Homegrown-Rogers location. We love the Homegrown-Springdale location and thought we would try this spot. While the two share the same menu, there are differences we saw between the two locations. The good things we saw were:1) Accessibility - a good location that is right off Interstate 49. 2) Service - Our server was nice and consistent in checking on us. 3) Taste - Same great taste we love about Homegrown. A few things we saw that were different or that we did not care for:1) Sound - The noise inside this restaurant is way too loud. Nothing is breaking up the noise of a packed restaurant. My ears are still ringing from the meal. We could hardly hear our server. 2) Protein - Where is the beef? My wife got the corn beef hash. There were a few tiny pieces of meat, the rest was roasted potatoes & veggies. I ordered the Eggs Benedict as I did at the Springdale location. It is has Shoulder Bacon which I love. However, where is the pig? It seemed they skimped on the bacon because it was barely noticeable under the poached egg and hollandaise sauce. We are likely to back to the Springdale location, but will check this spot off our bucket list.

Food and atmosphere are better than Village Inn or Denny's. It's on par or a little better than First Watch. And the prices reflect that, but that's what you're looking for in a "nice" breakfast place. Here's the issue with Home Grown. They can't handle their weekend traffic. They will quote a 20-30 minute wait time and almost an hour later the kitchen is "backed up", I see servers standing in the back, not serving, and at least three empty tables. Meanwhile there are at least 30 people waiting in the lobby and outside. So I'll return to Home Grown most likely but it'll be a weekday after the kids are dropped off at school.

Decided to try this place out as I have heard amazing things- and I see why! we joined the wait list before leaving home and we were seated right when we walked in. We got there around 10am on a Sunday and by 10:30/11 it was packed inside and many people waiting- I suggest using their online waitlist or getting there early! Service was quick and attentive. Ordered quickly and food came out quickly as well. Everything tasted amazing! No complaints from anyone at the table.

Best breakfast Biscuits and Gravy is the Best I've had Wonderful staff. Great food

This place it's cute! The coffee is from your coffee maker onyx. The variety it's your simple kind. The Flavor is the difference yes they have a basic any other menu but the flavor makes a difference. My all time favorite aren't gonna lie was the biscuits and gravy uffff delicious! If your like me this is what I loved about it, the biscuits was soo hard outer shell and soft inside that when they put that gravy it's not soo soaked and demolished by it I love my biscuits I wanna enjoy them and eat part with it the gravy wasn't watery it was thick enough to taste all the bit meats inside of it. Hands down the pancakes are better than the French toast.

This place always delivers great food, but be prepared for a long wait--especially on weekends. In my experience, the wait is typically 45 minutes to an hour, which is expected for a popular spot. The food is consistently delicious, and the service is excellent. My personal favorite is the fresh orange juice--it's super refreshing and full of flavor! Definitely a go-to spot in Rogers!

This place is absolutely delicious. Ever since I went there for the first time, I keep going back. My favorite is the country Benny. To be honest, it's the only main dish I've tried because it's so dang good! The staff is also so nice and I love the homey vibe of the place. 10/10 recommendation

Waited for a table to be seated at one that had water rings and a dirty glass on the table. Waitress approached and filled the dirty glass with water and I explained it was on the table when I was seated. She got me a new glass and my order was taken and served pretty quickly but the food was terrible. I had the turkey avocado sandwich which I thought should be a pretty basic/safe choice but the sandwich was soggy and just not good. The turkey tasted very processed and I literally couldn't eat it. I like the atmosphere and was excited about this possibility but based on this experience probably won't try it again.

Good food always fresh and timely service servers are attentive and helpful Pancakes are one of my favorites