Happy and Olive

“The classic breakfast with bacon, eggs, toast, adn hash browns was well-made. Good bacon, properly cooked eggs, crispy potatoes. look nothing fancy but everything right. sometimes that's exactly what you want.”

“teh menu is very health-focused which is fine but not every option needs to be a 'wellness bowl.' A regular omelette or a breakfast burrito would give traditional eaters like me more choices.”

“The lavender latte was beatiful and unique. Floral, slightly sweet, with gorgeous purple color Paired with their fluffy sourdough pancakes it was an Instagram-perfect brunch. The aesthetic here is on point smh”

“lowkey no bottomless mimosa or brunch cocktail deal. For a brunch-forward spot, a $15 bottomless option would make Saturday morning a true celebration instead of ordering individual $12 drinks.”

“Happy and Olive's late-morning brunch at 11:30 hit perfectly. teh shakshuka was served in a cast iron skillet still bubbling from the oven. def the bread for dipping was warm and fresh. Cozy vibes for a late start to the day...”

“They close at 3pm which means this is strictly a morning-to-early-afternoon spot. No dinner service means you can't come back in the evening like opening for dinner would double thier audience.”