Table - North Liberty

Service was good, but it took about 30 minutes to get our food. Our server apologized and explained that the kitchen was backed up due to a couple of large parties that were there. I ordered the Southwest breakfast bowl which was a bit bland and the potatoes were a little burned. The pancakes were also a bit burned, but undercooked in the middle. Portions were good, but food was underwhelming. We won't be back for brunch, but may try again for dinner. Their cocktail selection looked really good.

It was an underwhelming experience. From a lack of being greeted for an extended amount of time after being seated, having the AC blasting when it was barely over 70 outside, and a waitress who couldn't wait to get us out the door fast enough and threw a check on the table without bothering to ask if we wanted anything else or getting us refills on our drinks even once. It won't be a place we will be returning to any time soon.

Found this restaurant doing a search while traveling. Such a pleasure. The owner is lovely and gracious, the server was prompt, and the food was absolutely fabulous. Had the sunday brunch. Wish we lived closer, would go often

We tried Table for the first time and we all thought the food was pretty decent. It's well priced and had a nice atmosphere when sitting outside. The French toast was absolutely delicious! The biscuits and gravy did have a rather odd consistency to it, but it was pretty good for a sausage gravy. The bacon and eggs were also very good. The eggs Benedict probably would have tasted better if it was warmer, I could telling it had been sitting for a bit. On the downside, I had to ask for a new water glass because mine still had lipstick on the rim from a previous customer

I can't really review Table. When we arrived, there was a sign on the door saying they were closed (no reason given) and we had to find another place for brunch. The experience was disappointing.