J. Christopher’s

Nice little place for breakfast. Super clean and friendly staff members. If you are in the Roswell area try this place out. Eggs, bacon and pancakes were awesome. Only reason I gave it four stars is cause my drink wasn’t kept full. Everything else was amazing. You don’t be disappointed. Their score is a 95 also. Saw it when I left

Very nice breakfast here early Sunday morning. Restaurant is clean, Service was efficient and the food was served hot. We like that you’re given a big carafe of coffee to share :)
I had eggs and Canadian bacon and hubby had eggs, hash browns and bacon. The homemade toast is very good!
Staff seem to enjoy working here too– it’s nice when you can feel camaraderie as a customer.
We like the ambiance of the Atlanta st restaurant a bit better (very hard to beat that location!) but nicely done breakfast folks. We will be back.

I kind of want to give this place 1 star… but our server was nice, so I suppose that’s why I would feel bad. But I wouldn’t waste my time here again.
There was a wait, but it was a weekend and that’s to be expected. We were seated in a reasonable time frame.
Our food took 45 – 50 minutes to get to our table. –_​_​– Way too long.
My husband had the Maple Toast which was tasty and the portion size was large — thank goodness, because we ended up sharing it.
My chocolate chip pancakes were awful. I didn’t even know you could mess up pancakes — but they were the driest thing I’ve ever eaten in my life.
When the manager came by to ask how everything was I told him my pancakes were very dry. That was pretty difficult for me to do in the first place because I have not once EVER complained to a manager about food in a restaurant. Ever.
He could clearly see that they weren’t being eaten because the plate was right there… and he basically brushed me off and said the batter might be ‘off’ today. Well, that’s not helpful with my uneaten food… Still ended up paying for the food I didn’t eat and left feeling very unsatisfied.

Nothing really bad to say about J Christopher’s. The food at any location you visit is always good. My complaint about this location some people might find trivial but I feel the need to mention it. I went with my family last weekend and we noticed that none of us had any cell service. I’m not talking just low bars or spotty in and out service. I am talking about flat out ZERO. Like my mobile data was turned off and we all had the stop signs in the notification bar instead of signal. As soon as I stepped outside it everything was back to normal. I have a feeling someone, either a patron or manager, was disrupting cell service on purpose. I find it really hard to believe that inside one little building, in an area that has great service, everything is dropped. The building isn’t underground and its not made from 10 inch thick concrete. Maybe they think its «cute» because it makes people talk to each other yada yada I get it. Its also extremely dangerous in case of an emergency or some people might be by themselves and wanting to read the news on a Sunday morning or maybe doing a bit of work, etc. I know someone with one of these devices (you can purchase them online) and its about as big as a tv remote and with a push of a button it’ll disrupt and cancel out everyone’s cell service within a 25 foot radius and they are illegal to use.
Now was it J Christopher’s? I don’t know… could it have been a patron? Maybe… is it just the area? Slim chance…

A couple of things about our outing here today:
Our server was friendly, but is not cut out for waitressing. She never asked us how our food was or if she could get us anything else, never looked us in the eyes, etc. … no good.
My potatoes were super dry! I hate to douse them in ketchup for them to even taste okay, and my omelette (San Bernardino) was really just okay. I wasn’t impressed at all. There are so much better brunch places in Atlanta.

Good brunch place for a Sunday when my other favorite places are closed. I liked the granola French toast and the omelets are ok too.

Great breakfast, brunch or lunch spot. This location is tucked away in a shopping center not visible from the nearby highways, so follow your GPS.
Expect a wait on the weekends, but it’s worth it.

Breakfast was decent. Coffee mediocre. Server was not that great, but maybe an off day. She was pleasant, just not exactly efficient.
We had the fried green eggs Benedict, bacon and grits, French toast and billy goat omelette. Good food.

Of course we would return!
The service was much better today patient, helpful, normal service.
A good selection of breakfast and brunch.
Ordered the skillet — ate every crumb. Coffee was a bit weak today.
Bumping up the rating — highly recommend for breakfast.
Check my other review for more info.

I had the San Bernandino omelet– chicken, avocado, cheese. Great flavor! Good service. Good place for breakfast

The restaurant has been remodeled. The noise level is very reasonable. As always the staff is excellent. My favorite place on Sunday morning.

They say you should eat breakfast like a king. I’m not sure who «they» are, but I’m on board with that. If you subscribe to that too, then you can’t go wrong with J. Christopher’s. Omelets galore, skillets, a couple of variations on the Benedict… for those with a sugar craving first thing in the morning there’s also a griddle selection guaranteed to demand an insulin injection shortly afterwards. If this wasn’t enough for you, the fact that service is lovely is the cherry on top.
Lunch selections didn’t look so great, but if you’re one of those night owls that doesn’t eat breakfast until 11am or afterwards (i.e. «me»), you’re in for a treat.

Big bowl of cheese grits+ jalapeños +bacon bits=Gooooooood
Comes with the random side of thick-​sliced cinnamon raisin bread, and rings in for under $ 5.
Everything else on the menu is overpriced and a solid meh taste wise, but this cheese grits combo is craveable. I’ve found my niche on the menu for sure.