Famous Toastery

The food was good, we were seated within 5 minutes of giving our name and we did not have to wait long for our food. Well, actually, our food was served rather quickly… cooked to order. I was pleased by the vegetarian and vegan offerings. My Cali Benny was perfect and the fresh red potatoes were delish. The wait staff were attentive and did not disappoint. A great way to start your day… good breakfast and good service.

Worst «stuffed» French toast I’ve ever had. Everything we ordered was mediocre at best. Staff was friendly though.

This restaurant is quite disappointing. I have eaten here twice with a very similar experience both times. The food and pricing are the biggest problems. It is overpriced and average in everyway. Both the breakfast and lunch were boring. Will not be back.

Well first of all the staff was so friendly and awesome that makes me want to come back. The setting is very nice too! We sat at the little table next to the fireplace.
But I got the blueberry flapjack and it came with one egg and three pieces of bacon… I don’t exactly think it was worth 10.99. It was delicious but not worth the price. My boyfriend for the country Benedict and that was worth it. So I would definitely go back but I would get something different.

I was super excited about seeing this franchise come a little closer to my current location. As a frequent visitor of the Dilworth location, I knew I would be in for a treat. However, on my first visit to this location I wasn’t particularly impressed. I had the griddle combo (gluten-​free pancake, egg, turkey sausage and a side of hash browns). The egg portion was smaller than usual and the hash browns were crisp but a little cold. The pancake was just okay as was the turkey sausage. The service though is exceptional. The staff is super friendly and the service was quick (I only waited 5 – 7 mins for my food). Because I love breakfast so much, I’ll definitely be back. Next time I plan to try something different. Give it a try for yourself!

Dry hash browns, average omelettes, ridiculously high prices for breakfast. My two teens and I — $ 65!!! All due to extra charges. We could have had full hton breakfast buffet at that price. Very disappointed — breakfast is my favorite meal but I’ll never go back here!

First time going and was truly impressed. Great food and service. Everything was hot and freshly made including the juice. I ate an omelet off the breakfast menu and It was amazing.

I was happy to also have a new neighborhood restaurant by concord mill especially breakfast since options were pretty slim for something different than Denny’s or Cracker Barrel. I went an hr before lunch and boy did the crowd grow in that I heard lots of people saying this was there first time!
I got seated right away with a smile and you can pretty much sit where you like. The servers are everywhere and «every server is your server» so just raise your hand and over they come!
You can order anything anytime of the day except dinner because the close at 3!
I ordered fresh ground coffee, and their crabcake quiche with a fruit salad.
The crabcake came out in 5 min, fast right, obviously pre made! My first two bite were crab free and then the next three so I summoned the manager kindly and he described how it should be and said if I was not pleased he would get me another with a smile! The next came out in 5 min, had lots of crab and was popping hot! They check on you tons which I like, when it gets busy it’s loud I won’t come running back but it’s a cute place to grab quick Saturday bfast or lunch with friends!

I have been a fan since I first stepped foot in the Dilworth location. I have tasted most of the menu, but the Lobster roll is my favorite. Wait, maybe the crab cake Benedict is my favorite. Either way you can’t go wrong just have a mimosa and decide.

Nothing special will not be back. Way too pricey for average food. Maybe it deserves 3 stars but I typically reserve that for a place that I will give a 2^nd chance. No need with this place, they just have average overpriced food.

Went during the soft opening. Not really or good or bad. We tried several egg dishes and French toast. That person said the French toast was just ok. The waiter asks you how you like your eggs cooked, but also how well done. We all asked for the whites cooked and yolk runny. All three of use had undercooked eggs yuck. The eggs Benedict had lots of hollandaise sauce but NO flavor. Fruit salad was small and not quite ripe. The corned beef is house cooked but the hash had VERY little corned beef and the potatoes were mushy and more like mashed. Again very bland! Will NOT order that again
This is not a destination restaurant. Overpriced, BLAND, loud too many errors.
I may try it one more time but not expecting much until they get a cook with a palate and pride.

Meh…
Not good. Not bad. Just MEH.
So excited to have a non-​chain option near concord mills, but Toast has been disappointing for a while now and this location (only a name change) follows suit.
Their food is ok, but overpriced and not anything extraordinary.
Good to have nearby but just as a matter of convenience, not for mind blowing breakfast.

While I’m happy to have another restaurant choice off of Concord Mills Blvd, the food this round was purely average. Famous Toastery has a fairly large menu, with a breakfast side and a lunch side, any of which can be ordered anytime. Breakfast options included omelettes, eggs Benedict variations, French toast and flapjacks, while lunch options consisted mainly of sandwiches, burgers and salads.
We tried the EGG WHITE WRAP with Brie, tomatoes and avocado. There was absolutely no flavor and the whole thing was very mushy, lacking any textural variance. The house made salsa on the side was very tasty and the only thing that saved this dish. The TURKEY REUBEN was exactly what we anticipated. The turkey was dry, but the rye bread was beautifully grilled. HASH BROWNS are not shreds, but rather are more like home fries. With the addition of salt, pepper and hot sauce, these were pretty tasty.
I really wanted French toast, but when asked if it was good, a waitress told me she thought the flapjacks were better. Not a ringing endorsement, which is why I didn’t try them. The service model is that «everyone is your server,» which can often go badly but it worked for us today. The service was good with our drinks staying filled and never needing anything.
The prices are too high for what you’re getting. I’ll pay these prices at Toast, Flipside Café or Terrace, but here I felt like I could do everything better at home. The omelettes and salads were $ 11 – 12, with a $ 2 upcharge for egg whites. Sides were $ 3+. Overall, I’m glad to have another breakfast/​brunch option, but honestly the food is better and prices are cheaper down the road at Cracker Barrel.