The Morning Dish - (Near Kalamazoo, MI)

4 /5 Ms. Blue Jackson: This place was really nice and not so expensive mimosas are $9 the orange juice is freshly squeezed. Definitely ask for ice to lightly chill the juice or your mimosas. Breakfast is a buffet with many many options great food definitely a hidden gem. parking isnt the best you have to find parking on the street but well worth it.

5 /5 Katherine Gozerian: What a wonderful old fashioned restaurant with an emphasis on excellent service and food. Our big family always comes here for breakfast/family reunions. The staff is amazing. Omelettes are out of this world! Wouldnt change a thing!

5 /5 Anderson-Hampton Janelle “Jae”: Its a very cute, upscale breakfast place. A genuine hidden gem. The options are varied so even a picky eater will be satisfied and the quality of the dishes is very good. The fresh fruit options are typical but then you also have a fresh pancake station and eggs cooked to order. The chefs making your eggs are well trained and it shows, you can tell a lot about a cook by how well they make eggs. Mine were perfect over medium and my omelet was delicious as well. And to all you bacon lovers out there, the bacon was perfectly crisp! I get very particular about my bacon but they nailed it! Oh, you can also make your own waffles and honestly the oatmeal offered was a perfect consistency with nice options for mix-ins. The coffee is good but could have been hotter. I highly recommend this little spot if you can make it out. They are only open for breakfast, but worth going out early for. Ill definitely be back, and our server Jennifer was delightful. Attentive without being overbearing, friendly with a pleasant demeanor; made the whole experience great.

5 /5 Sara DePew: This is a nice place for breakfast if you are looking for lots of options. It is a buffet, and you pay before being seated; this was new to us since the last time we had been here. It was initially off putting, especially having to pay an 18% gratuity (tip) before getting anything to eat or drink (which means the $18 per person is really $22 with taxes/tip)…but maybe this was a good idea? All of the staff were very friendly and seemed happy to be at work on a Sunday morning; could it be because they knew they were already getting that tip and didn’t have to hustle for it? Anyway, the food was great and there is an omelet station; I just wanted over-easy eggs and it was done quickly by the chefs. Food was replenished well and we didn’t leave hungry. One change I wasn’t fond of was the lack of fresh-squeezed orange juice. Years ago there was a machine that did it in front of you. I would love to see this come back. I would also like another juice option; there was OJ and apple, but cranberry would be nice, too. Overall a great, relatively unknown place for breakfast that is in our rotation. They will validate parking from the garage as well.