After always seeing Emma's on lists of top places to brunch in the city, a friend and I decided to check it out on a weekday morning. I was surprised that a line was beginning at 10:30 on a weekday, but it wasn't long before we had a table. The decor seriously lacks; I thought it cold and uninviting. My friend had the classic breakfast and although good, he said it wasn't the dish to order if very hungry, as the portions were small. I had the pancakes, which were pumpkin for autumn and they were delicious and very filling (4 I believe). We ordered Americano's since they were the same price as black coffee. Anything you might ask for extra of (syrup, butter, hot sauce, etc) is charged to your bill. Service was prompt. Not sure if I'd go back.