“ I got there hazelnut frappe and it was so good I definitely recommend. I will be coming back in the future, staff was very polite and the place looks nice overall ”

“ A cute homely brunch spot in Sayerville! It appears to be a converted pizzeria to a brunch place, but they still have some pizettes on the menu as well. The decor is very adorable here with rustic taste and half-wall mirrors to make the place feel roomy. The food here is pretty decent, with extra points to the plating. They are definitely heavy on the sauce for both the chicken and waffles and the eggs benedicts. The chicken and waffles though are nice and crispy because they use a bubble waffle base. The eggs benedict was very chopped up for an eggs benedict, but made the sauce drench the dish and become a lil saucey. I loved the omelet though, as it was a fritata style omelette which was nice and moist. The house-baked bread was definitely a highlight, listed as a bread crisp on their menu because it is extra toasted (and not going to lie, a lil burnt on the sides), but it is delicious with a little butter or paired with the omelet on top. I was excited to see a "live performance" aspect of the cafe del notto, which is basically just coffee milk, but they shake up the espresso and milk in front of you. Truly not much to see and for $8 for 1, I would have been pretty upset, but $12 for 2 made me feel a little bit less ripped off. It is delicious, just painfully simple; shaken milk, with a shot of espresso put in. Overall, a cute brunch place to check out! ”

“ This is such a hidden gem. Benedicts can always be hit or miss but theirs is cooked perfectly. It would be so nice if there was an option to add a third egg as an up charge because the eggs felt a little light compared the other other ingredients. Even still, it was delicious. The iced latte also comes with whipped cream and a drizzle Service is quick and friendly and there is a cute little vibe in the dining room. The front of the building is very unassuming but don't let that fool you. ”

“ I have been twice and both times everything was just wonderful. Both times our table ordered several dishes and shared so I got to taste various things. From pancakes to french toast, pizzettes to benny bowls and basic chicken fingers with fries, everything was just great. All the ingredients and flavor combinations were top notch and thoughtful. I have been to many local places, some very popular and busy, but lately i have just been wishing I just went to Brunch Box instead. ”

“ This place it's really small but very nice place. Nice and simple decor. The food was tasty. Service was good. Will return. ”

“ BrunchBox is a hidden gem in Sayreville. The inside is surprisingly spacious and has a great vibe. Have been here a few times for breakfast now and have not been disappointed. Service is great and everyone is very friendly. Their coffee is delicious, each individual pot is brewed to order. My favorite dish is the Eggs in Purgatory, served in a skillet with fresh sourdough bread. They also have a lunch menu. Definitely give this place a try! ”

“ I've gone to this restaurant for brunch twice and both times have been great! Everyone loved their orders and the staff was friendly. The food is delicious and so are the drinks! A table next to us brought their own champagne so it seems to be byob as well (not sure if just champagne). It was cold when we were there this past weekend but overall a great place! Will definitely be back ”

“ Nice way to start your day... Weekend breakfast review.We came in on a Sunday morning about 10:30 or so. I believe that BrunchBox opened not too long ago. It kind of looks like it used to be a pizzeria at one time. Located in a small strip mall on the opposite end of Sayreville and real close to South River. This place is small in the front as you walk in. But opens up for a good amount of tables in the back area. For starters, what else but 2 cappuccinos. They look almost like goblets in size. :) We ordered two breakfast bowls. For her a Gobble Benny that had turkey bacon/turkey sausage, spinach, plus a garlic sauce. I went for the Uncle Benedetto bowl. They look very similar. But this had crispy pancetta, fresh mozzarella/arugula, a lemon hollandaise sauce drizzled with garlic aioli. Service was excellent. Prices are very reasonable for the amount of food that you get. Sure beats going to a crowded diner on a weekend. Welcome to the neighborhood. ”