
Brunchies, with locations in Tampa’s (Carrollwood) and Lutz (Wesley Chapel & Land O Lakes) is a popular spot for breakfast, brunch, and lunch. Open daily 7am-2pm, it offers a mix of comfort classics and creative twists—think Guava-stuffed French toast, Blueberry Crunch Pancakes, hearty skillets, and signature Benedicts. Lunch include Cuban sandwiches, wraps, burgers, and fresh salads. Guests can also enjoy espresso drinks, mimosas, or Bloody Mary’s. The vibe is casual and welcoming, with friendly service and a family-friendly atmosphere, though it gets lively on weekends. Known for generous portions and a rotating menu of seasonal specials, Brunchies is a go-to local favorite for quality, variety, and community spirit.
Casual eatery with breakfast & lunch classics, including omelets & burgers, plus espresso drinks.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 14366 N Dale Mabry Hwy, Tampa, FL 33618
Phone: (813) 908-7023
Website: http://www.brunchiestampa.com/
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Reviews
The imagery featured promotes an “old-school” objectification of women that is both sexist and outdated. Regardless of whether the intent was “vintage” or “humorous,” the result is an environment that feels unwelcoming and disrespectful to your patrons.
Judging by your response, you obviously don’t care about how this portrays women as sex objects and not people.
There’s plenty of other breakfast places with better food and more couth.
This time, however, the experience was different.
We were seated quickly and ordered the shrimp and grits right away. When the dish came out, I immediately caught a strong smell from the shrimp that raised a red flag. As someone who worked as a seafood manager for over 15 years, I know the difference between fresh and off seafood. I’ve handled it, ordered it, inspected it—I know the shelf life and how even the sauce can turn when the shrimp is bad. I tasted one bite, and unfortunately, it confirmed my suspicion.
Rather than making a scene, I respectfully asked the waiter to take it back and bring a menu. He hesitated and told me, “That’s just how the dish is.” That response was disappointing. While I understand not everyone may have experience in food service, it’s important to listen to guests, especially when they voice a valid concern.
That said, I calmly explained my background and reassured him I wasn’t trying to cause trouble. He did end up taking the dish back, and we both ordered omelettes instead—my wife got the veggie, I got the western, both with English muffins and potatoes. They came out hot, fresh, and tasted just fine.
The bill came to about $36, and despite the earlier hiccup, I still tipped $10 because our server, while misinformed in that moment, remained polite and did his job.
What’s most disappointing is that Bunchies used to be a place I’d rave about—now I’m unsure if I’ll return for the shrimp and grits. Maybe there’s a new cook or change in management, but when quality slips on a signature dish, it makes you think twice.
The food here is the best thing it offers. The soda and guava cheese French toast is very sweet, and offers good taste. The chorizo and eggs were very flavorful, and specially with the rice and massive tortilla on the side. Overall, would recommend if you live nearby.
There was a diner vibe to the place. A counter dining option was to the left as you entered, a large wide open dining area in the middle as well as 2 separate meeting/dining rooms for groups off to the right. Kitchen at the back and most beverage options behind the dining counter. A well organized place but maybe a tad disheveled.
An extensive menu with loads of treats was in fine print so bring your glasses. Lots of delectable options but I found that many basic combos were missing in several categories. They did have the “build your own” option but that makes your basic ham and cheese omelet more expensive. Of the four “go to” items I usually order, none were on the menu.
I ended up ordering a cuban sandwich and a cup of coffee, $12 and $5. The cuban came with a side. She offered potatoes but I declined and she then listed the other options. I got a salad. The cuban was small and the taste while good was greasy and not tradionional. If I had to describe, I would say the salami tasted like a sharp pepperoni. I ate my salad, drank my coffee and ate half a sandwich. Took the rest home, it was dinner.
My experience was tarnished at the end when I got my bill and with tip, was $27. I examined my bill and found I was charged $4 for my salad, my side item. That left me fuming. I paid the bill, did not complain. I blame the server who should have told me that a salad, which she listed as a side option, was an upcharge of $4. To me, that’s dishonest. Reminds me of servers that do not tell you a 20% gratuity is part of the bill and watch you add another 20%.
Not planning to go back. Things like that ruffle my feathers! Most reviewers have good things to say.