Cuisines and Dishes at Briarpatch:
- Sandwiches
- Wraps
- American
Briarpatch
252 N Park Ave,
Winter Park
FL
32789
(407) 628-8651
Ratings and Reviews for Briarpatch
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May 13 2012
Vicki P. via Yelp
When my hubby told me to pick a place on Park Ave. for my Mothers Day treat, I chose Briar Patch for Mother's Day brunch. I have been there before with...read more
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May 06 2012
Brian G. via Yelp
Much improved since the last time I was here a couple of years ago. Menu has been updated and it looks as some effort was placed to upgrade the restaurant...read more
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May 04 2012
Meghan L. via Yelp
Ate at Briarpatch Friday afternoon with my mother, who flew all the way from Virginia for my graduation. I had never been, but it just looks like such a...read more
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Apr 09 2009
DSWP101 via Citysearch
If you ever see a posting for a position here. Run the other way. No matter how desperate you are. That restaurant is so filthy an...read more
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Dec 29 2008
L2theE via Citysearch
The Briarpatch used to be the Best cafe on Park Avenue....low and behold, over the years the services has gotten worse. The serve...read more
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Nov 15 2008
via Citysearch
My wife goes here to meet the girls for lunch or brunch. They have a great time chatting and eating and never complain about the f...read more
From Citysearch
The Scene
With its wooden floors, antique soda fountain and artwork in childlike colors, Briarpatch is one of the most casual eateries on Park Avenue. The waitstaff, mostly college-aged, sometimes get so involved in chatting with each other that service can suffer.
The Food
The turkey Reuben, thinly sliced turkey piled with sauerkraut, is one of the best sandwiches available and comes with thick home fries. The Chicken Briarpatch--grilled strips of chicken and artichoke hearts cooked in light cream sauce and served over an ample portion of angel hair pasta--is also worth trying. Breakfast dishes are unique (egg-white omelet platter anyone?) and hearty. Homemade desserts, showcased in a rotating glass cabinet, are a highlight, not to mention the fresh ice cream. Although chocolate lovers may want to try the layer cake, you can't go wrong with a plate-sized slab of moist red velvet cake with sour cream icing; it's more than enough to share. Steer clear, however, of the egg creme.
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