Brianna’s Cafe: A Cozy Breakfast & Brunch Spot in Mill Creek

From the staff to the food you won't have a chance at starting your day wrong. My daughter and I decided to finally try the Cafe that always seems to be busy especially on the weekends. It was our lucky day cuz there was one table left. We were immediately greeted with energy and a smile by a gentleman who said, "Two for outside right?" Mind you it was a cold and blustery day so the humor was appreciated. After seating us we were attended to quickly and efficiently by not only one but three different servers. I noted that the servers were always floating around checking on all of the tables. The set up of the restaurant was nice and airy including an eat at counter with a TV to entertain and even a Christmas Tree to set the holiday spirit. They had a pie display that made me wish that we were eating dinner to justify ordering a yummy looking slice. But enough about the ambiance. I'm sure you wanna know about the food. Simply said, it was DELICIOUS! We opted to order their specials which were Crab Benedict & Crab Scramble. We also ordered a Belgian Waffle to share. Everything was so flavorful and came in plate filling portions. And the best part was that after we finished, what was left on our plates were crumbs, if that, and not gobs of cooking oil. We will definitely be back, not just for the food, but also for the hospitality we noticed all their regulars received. It was like friends were being welcomed into their home. Hugs all around. That's gonna be our goal now that we've finally made it through the doors for our first time. We'll definitely be back.

I would rate this spot a 3.5/5! My family and I came in on a Wednesday afternoon so we were able to be seated right away. Right away, I thought the interior (marble tables and matching booth) was super cute! This is what we ordered: Oreo Milk Shake The Oreo milkshake was rich, creamy, and delicious with a generous amount of whip cream on top! Chicken Souvlaki (Shish Kabob) and Chicken Gyro Today I learned that souvlaki is marinated meat (typically chicken, pork, or lamb) grilled on skewers while gyros are usually a combo of beef, pork, or lamb cooked on a rotisserie and shaved off in thin slices. Honestly, they both tasted kind of the same despite the different preparation of the meat. Both dishes were not the worst but not the best. The meat could’ve used a little more salt but the tzatziki sauce was delicious! Chicken Melt This was probably the best savory entree! The sandwich had the perfect crunch that was followed with the creaminess of the cheese and the flavor from the grilled onion and chicken. Pancakes These pancakes here are comparable to the ones I’ve had at Rusty Pelican and Sawmill Café- super yummy! As for our entrees, it comes with a side of either fries, salad, soup, or fruit. My mother and I got the soup which was beef and vegetables and my sister got a salad. The soup was nice and hearty with a generous amount of meat and veggies and the salad was… well a salad haha. If I were to come back, I would probably just stick to the classic American dishes instead of the Greek dishes.

We went for breakfast and the staff was very nice the service was slow but we were chatting with our friends so we didn't mind. The four of us ordered different things and the results were wildly different. the Super omelet was good, Gyro breakfast wrap was ok, the biscuits and gravy wasn't edible, we aren't a group that generally sends food back but the biscuits were so hard that they were hard to cut with a knife. With all of the food already delivered he opted for a pancake instead of waiting for a new plate to be made. The Western omelet was also good. To drink we had Coffee, mimosas and water They were nice enough to not charge us for the biscuits and gravy Parking can be a bit tight at peak hours Overall it was ok and we would go back if we were in that part of town

As a black man I moved to the mill creek area. I’ve went into a few restaurants around the area and was met with pure hostility, suspicious stares and fake smiles. Even my Spanish brothers and sisters were standoffish however i was pleasantly surprised by the welcoming attitude from the waitress at Brianna’s cafe. The prices were fair and the portions were great. I got chocolate chip pancakes(not supposed to) that were on point and cooked to perfection. I was going to rename this area bigot creek but I will hold off. It’s rare and amazing when bigotry and racial prejudice is absent and my patronage is welcomed regardless of the color of one’s skin, especially in these times.

My boyfriend and I went on a Wednesday morning and it was extremely quiet, only a few customers. No wait to sit which is always nice and the waitress was super friendly. Food was delicious! I loved the peanut butter banana french toast and they were having a deal on the combo so I got eggs and 4 pieces of bacon too. My boyfriend got the Super Omelet and he said it was good too. Definitely would come back!

I ordered biscuits and gravy with hash browns and a side of kielbasa. The biscuits are thick; the sausage gravy is nice, tasty and hot. The hash browns are crispy on the outside and soft inside. The kielbasa is perfect. The coffee is tasty, hot and bottomless. The decor is fine ( lots of white). Due to the location, there is no view but the food makes us for that.

I recently had brunch at Brianna’s Cafe in Mill Creek with a group of friends, and the experience was wonderful from start to finish. The staff was incredibly welcoming—not only greeting us warmly, but also recognizing returning guests with genuine “good to see you again” conversations that made the atmosphere feel personal and community-focused. Since we visited on Valentine’s Day, the team added a festive touch by wishing everyone a happy Valentine's day, which was a nice detail. Our server was especially attentive and accommodating, including being very mindful of my friend’s vegan dietary needs. Throughout the meal, they frequently checked in, refilled our water and coffee, and ensured everything was just right. The portions were generous—so much so that two of us needed to take leftovers home—and the food itself was absolutely delicious. One thing that really stood out was how intuitive the service felt. Our waitstaff even preemptively asked whether we wanted separate checks, effortlessly reading the table and making the experience smooth and stress-free. Although we didn’t order drinks this time, we noticed they offer mimosas, including a fun bucket mimosa option, which we’ll definitely try on a future visit. Brianna’s Cafe may be a bit off the beaten path for some, but it is absolutely worth the trip. Seeing how many regulars were greeted by name speaks volumes about the welcoming environment they’ve created. It’s always great to support a small business that consistently gets the details right, and we’re already looking forward to coming back.

Here is a place to feel welcomed by the staff. Food is consistently fresh and flavorful. You will leave totally full and with a smile. The decor is light, clean and simple. It's going to be a regular place for mimosa flights with breakfast. I ate my food before taking pictures. I usually get the Avocado toast, or PB banana waffles, and always a side of bacon and biscuits. They own another long time location. Thank you again for another wonderful meal!