Both the food and service were amazing. Tons of gluten free options. I couldn’t recommend this place enough!

Amelia’s is the epitome of price gouging (for average food and service) that we’re experiencing these days.Pricing - This place is hyped up because it is newer and located in a nice shopping center, but unfortunately it is VERY overpriced for food that is mostly mediocre. As an example - lunch costs what one would expect to pay for dinner elsewhere. As if their inflated pricing wasn’t bad enough, they recently increased it even more! How is it that a restaurant charges more for coffee than some of the best coffee shops nearby?! Why would I pay $6+ for a small cappuccino made by a cashier at Amelia’s when a place like Press, a far more sophisticated and dedicated coffee shop with trained baristas (that happens to be located in the same shopping center) and any nearby Starbucks only charges $4+? Unless the ownership at Amelia’s has given a much-needed raise to their staff (which I highly doubt), their inflated pricing is unacceptable.Food – There are a few items that are good but otherwise mostly fall flat, especially for what they cost. I’ll never understand the random ingredients they throw into salads ie onions in a Caesar salad. Sliders and pastries are good. The fridge up front with to-go meals might as well be food you get in a hospital cafeteria or airport stand.Service - Friendly staff but rather slow.I frequently got food and beverages from Amelia’s bc of convenience of its proximity, but don’t intend to give them much business anymore. It’s a matter of principle - stop price gouging for mediocre food.

Confusing place for the first time there. We stood at the front for a while before anyone actually asked if we wanted a table. Then she told us we were at a table number. We started to go there when she said we had to order up front. Then we were given a menu to stand there and look at.We paid $12 dollars for a bowl of soup. When it came, it was a small bowl and it was not even half full. It doesn't even come with crackers or bread. That is pretty expensive for a 1/4 bowl of soup.

Tri tip Sandwich was quite good, and the rosemary steak fries also exceeded my expectations.

I recently visited Amelia’s by EATS in Scottsdale and had a great experience. The Egg Salad Toast was a standout – fresh, creamy, and perfectly seasoned, served on a nicely toasted slice of bread. It was simple but executed so well that it quickly became a favorite. I also tried the Eye Opener Sandwich, which had a wonderful balance of flavors. The combination of egg, bacon, and avocado was satisfying, and the sandwich was hearty without being too heavy.The atmosphere is cozy and welcoming, and service was prompt and friendly. My only small critique is that I wish there were a bit more variety in the bread options. Overall, Amelia’s is a solid choice for a brunch or breakfast spot – definitely worth checking out!A must go if you are craving SoCal vibes. Felt like I was in LaJolla or Malibu. Amazing place!