Vibes
“We plan on coming for their Sunday Brunch ($25pp) with a few friends after church, soon.”
“The Sunday brunch is a great way to relax, the live band is a nice added touch and the unlimited mimosas are on point.”
“One of my friends couldn't finish all of his Rasta Pasta and the other friend had practically licked his plate clean.”
Vibes
Delivery: Yes
Take-out: Yes
Accepts Credit Cards: Yes
Good for Kids: Yes
Good for Groups: Yes
Good For Dancing: Yes
Happy Hour: Yes
Has TV: Yes
Waiter Service: Yes
Caters: Yes
Price range.
$$ Price range $11-30
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The staff here is phenomenal. They're very welcoming & with the smiles to match as they greet customers.That's exactly what customer service is all about. We placed our order & were told to have a seat.
As we were waiting I noticed the homey feel the cafe offers. The cafe is separate from the restaurant. The restaurant side doesn't open up until 7pm & closes at 12am. When the restaurant is open the cafe is closed. I was also informed that they have comedy night on Thursday.
We both ordered the Spicy Rasta Pasta. My friend asked for grilled Chicken. I opted for the Grilled Chicken & Shrimp. The way the Penne was cooked was divine. I usually prefer al dente but this was slightly gooey. Fresh garlic, spicy seasoning, an amazing amount of cheese, red, green, & yellow peppers all tossed in a creamy Alfredo sauce.
What I love most about Vibes besides the service is the inexpensive prices & the portions that could easily feed two people.
They also have a Rhythm Brunch on Sunday which features a live band that plays R&B as you dine. Brunch is a pre-fix menu that offers bottomless mimosas for $25 pp.
This is a difficult review to write.
I was so excited about their Rhythm&Brunch (R&B… See what they did there? Lol) so I suggested it to my fiancé after church. We came around 12:45. It was pretty empty inside (sidenote: they have a "cafe" looking section that the waitress said was for takeout, we almost went inside there) There was no hostess booth or anything, so we were a little confused but finally decided to sit at the bar.
Bartender/Waitress was friendly and sweet, I honestly liked her despite a few things. We placed our order and she started pouring our mimosas. At one point she ran out of champagne and found an old, dusty, close-to-empty bottle under the bar that she poured for my Fiancé. Who knows how long it's been there, but it was flat. Our food took about an hour to come out, and after about 3 or 4 pours the bartender just stopped refilling our glasses. After disappearing for 20 minutes she comes over to say that she sees our empty glasses but intentionally limited our "unlimited mimosas" because the kitchen is backed up and we haven't eaten yet. Didn't offer us water or anything else, though. It was Sunday and I was in a good mood so I didn't flip, but that was when my fiancé and I decided we probably won't be returning.
Finally the food arrives, the bartender was very apologetic. I still don't see why it took so long with only 3 other parties seated. I ordered Spinach & shrimp omelet with American cheese — it came out with cheddar instead, which I don't like but I certainly wasn't going to send it back. Fiancé got chicken & waffles. The food was okay; the chicken lacked flavor, but the waffle was pretty good.
I do think it's a nice looking venue, the singers were talented and interactive. I prefer to support local businesses but despite convenience of location and obvious potential, there are so many other great brunch options available. I probably won't be returning here. 🙁