Laid-back choice serving creative pancakes & many other breakfast plates, plus sandwiches & salads.
Hours
| Tuesday | 8 AM–3 PM |
| Wednesday | 8 AM–3 PM |
| Thursday | 8 AM–3 PM |
| Friday | 8 AM–3 PM |
| Saturday | 8 AM–3 PM |
| Sunday | 8 AM–3 PM |
| Monday | 8 AM–3 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 18480 Mack Ave, Grosse Pointe Farms, MI 48236
Phone: (313) 458-8440
Website: http://www.thejaggedfork.com/
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Reviews
This location is very family-friendly and clearly popular, yet the noise level stayed moderate and comfortable. Even though the restaurant was crowded, everything felt well-run and welcoming. The host who seated us was friendly, and that positive energy continued throughout the visit.
Our server was outstanding — warm, attentive, and incredibly professional. Despite having a busy section, she checked on us multiple times, offered great recommendations, and made sure we were taken care of. Even the servers in nearby sections were friendly and engaging. That kind of teamwork and customer service really stands out.
The food was fresh, flavorful, and generously portioned.
• I ordered the Meat Lovers Skillet with scrambled eggs, and the portion was more than enough. Everything was cooked perfectly and full of flavor.
• I also ordered a single Cloud Nine crêpe as a side, and it was a 10/10 — fresh strawberries, ripe bananas, delicious whipped cream, and a perfectly made crêpe.
• My sister had the Veggie Skillet with a side of pancakes, and her meal was just as fresh and visually appealing.
• My husband enjoyed the Farmer’s Omelette with a glass of fresh-squeezed orange juice, which he really liked.
The pricing is very fair, especially considering the portion sizes, quality, and overall experience.
Great food is wonderful on its own, but it truly shines when paired with exceptional customer service — and Jagged Fork delivers both. We’ll absolutely be back and highly recommend this spot to anyone looking for a great breakfast or brunch experience.
Morgan, what a peach. We spent so much time chatting it up with you, We had to look around and make sure we weren’t holding you up.
Voodoo Benedict.
Crisp toasted English muffin, check. Stacked high with smashed avocados, crispy chucks of well seasoned juicy chorizo, melted cheddar cheese, topped with a beautifully poached egg & a vibrant green salsa verde sauce. Served with potatoes. Outstanding.
Chorizo & eggs over potatoes for the lady, because neither one of us could agree to share our chorizo. Fluffy scrabbled eggs, dish was steaming hot for 5 minutes after it was served. Bravo.
Pancakes. :Delicious is the adjective I choose. Good batter, the Chef working the griddle took time & pride. Good enough to not need syrup, but it’s warm, and it just flows so freely all over my pancakes.
You have to love a breakfast spot that makes you feel so at home, welcome & executes such good food for over a decade or more. Keep up the good work guys and Happy Halloween
P.S. Who made the terrible decision to take the Breakfast Tamales off the menu? …and who do we talk to about adding them on rotation on the special menu every once in a while? That was seriously the best thing I’ve ever had for breakfast! Please bring them back!
We went in for breakfast while visiting the area on Labor Day weekend. We were told the wait for a table was 30 – 45 minutes and were seated at about 25. During our wait we noticed the wait staff in full hustle mode and passing out smiles like candy during a parade.
Perusing the menu we honed in on two items. The first was a fried egg and bacon breakfast sandwich with American cheese on a toasted brioche bun. Sounds pretty simple and not very note worthy doesn’t it. HOWEVER, add crispy fried shoestring potatoes and Chipotle ketchup and you end up with a Forked Up Breakfast Sammy, which i can tell you is VERY note worthy. Still a fried egg sandwich with an oozy goozy yolk and crispy bacon, but spicy ketchup and crispy crunchy shoestring adds a kick that takes it over the top.
In every situation that I have ever been in, I can tell you that dill pickles and poached eggs do NOT belong on the same plate! BUT when they are paired with seasoned roasted shredded pork, an English muffin, Swiss cheese, honey mustard dressing and hollandaise sauce, it is magically transformed into something heavenly! And the Jagged Fork calls it the Cuban Dill. Order it, and thank me later.
And ask to sit in Jennifer’s section, she’s awesome! She was prompt, all smiles and kept our drinks topped off without hesitation.
P.S. Thank you, thank you, thank you for being open Labor Day morning. You were one of the only local eateries open. And if you hadn’t been, or it had been any other day, we would have missed out on one of the true highlights of our vacation.