The Cookery at Myrtle Hill

South Gaylord Street is packed with small businesses that draw in residents of the neighborhood, but none has as loyal a following as this spot that serves a homestyle menu of breakfast and lunch selections. The sister concept to Devil's Food Bakery next door, the Cookery at Myrtle Hill underwent a renovation during the pandemic and reopened in 2021 with a larger, pastel-hued space complete with counter seating. This is the kind of low-key brunch place that's best for small groups, and it's guaranteed to please everyone, whether you opt for the quiche of the day, a simple breakfast sandwich on a brioche bun or something more hearty, like chicken pot pie with a side of French onion soup.