Toast Cafe

We had a great time at Famous Toastery. They were able to get us seated (group of 7) so much sooner than other restaurants were, and we really enjoyed our meals. I had the Breakfast Bowl from the special menu and it was delicious. They also have really good espresso! Most restaurants don't, and I'm a latte drinker, so I really appreciated that. Great service as well. We'll definitely be back.

Cute little breakfast/brunch spot with an extensive menu of both food and brunch cocktails. We went for breakfast and they were very busy but we only waited 5-10 minutes for a table. With friendly staff and delicious food, this was a great experience overall and a favorite breakfast spot for us. The 'Stuffed French Toast with Strawberries and Cream Cheese' was one of the most delicious breakfast foods I've ever tried!

I ate breakfast at the Famous Toastery in Ballantyne on January 14th. I had the avocado omelet that has tomato, chopped bacon and parmesan. It was so delicious. It came with a side of breakfast potatoes that were very flavorful. The service is good and they keep refilling your coffee. This is a great spot for breakfast or brunch.

Food was excellent; first visit to this restaurant (In addition to this location). Service was very good. Quick staff. Understood the menu well.. The food was excellent - The adult and the children's meals. (5 of us, 3 kids under 11). We will absolutely be going again. Maybe another location to see if they're all as good as this. We're the base of them

My girlfriends and I visited for brunch this past Sunday and we had a blast! We arrived shortly after 12p and experienced a wait time, which was expected since it's Sunday brunch, but we didn't mind because the time went by fast as we chatted while waiting to be seated. The location is tucked away in a Ballantyne shopping plaza across from a pub and a farmers market, very welcoming scenery, with a front porch, family reunion, vibe. I loved it! We were seated and immediately greeted by our waiter who took our drink orders. Of course we started off with waters and lemon but then, mimosa time! The orange juice was freshly squeezed and you certainly haven't tasted a mimosa until you've had one with fresh squeezed oranges. It's a wonderful distinction from bottled juice from concentrate with champagne. There is a machine located near the bar area, where you can watch the oranges get cold pressed. I enjoyed the small attention to every detail in the crafted menu and drinks. The waiter returned for our food order and we each ordered something different to add variety to our table. I ordered the crab scramble, with wheat toast, and grits. (You have an option of toast. They offer white, wheat, or rye) One of my girlfriends ordered shrimp and grits, and my other girlfriend ordered the Western omelet with potatoes and white toast. Everything was DELISH! My grits were just right, creamy/not watery, my crab scramble had real crab, not imitation meat, so I was immediately sold from the description on the menu, and it did not disappoint once it came to the table. Did I mention we were there for brunch? Haha, so we ordered mimosa flights after finishing our food. We each attempted to order different flavors but ultimately ended up with the same flights. We ordered traditional orange, peach, pineapple, mango, and cranberry. They were our of passionfruit but I can only imagine how that one tasted, if the others were freshly squeezed. Yum! A lot of thought went into the planning of this restaurant and it shows. Although we were there for a brunch, I loved the family atmosphere the restaurant gave, so yes, it is kid and infant friendly. We sat near the cutest baby! We will definitely be back for a visit, soon!