Food was great. fast service just over all a good place to eat

We came here Saturday morning and it was packed and learned why. The food was great , portions generous, and the staff friendly. So, don’t let the old restaurant fool you this place is tasty. Got a seat, ordered stuffed French toast which was amazing - hard to finish there was so much there. My wife has the vanilla crepes with bananas on top which was equally amazing and came with lots of food. Our kids had the kids waffle and pancakes which were fantastic. We will be doing our best to come back again.

We came right at a rush and almost didn't stay. Glad we did! The wait wasn't very long even though they were packed, the staff was so kind and friendly even in the hustle and bustle, and the food was so good! Definitely coming back!

What a place for a brunch! Tried the mediterranean skillet and strawberry jubilee crepes, and both were super tasty. Service was nice and fast.

Great food with ample quantity in servings. Came here from out of state to visit relatives. On our way back to the airport, we found this delightful neighborhood diner with a warm patriotic atmosphere!

This is one of our family’s favorite spots for breakfast and lunch. The wide variety of options is perfect for satisfying everyone in our family of 5. Service is always friendly and prompt. The portions are huge, yet priced very affordable. If you haven’t been, you’re missing out!

This is probably the best breakfast joint in town (might be the only). Hearty portions at great prices - you won't leave hungry. They have a pretty good variety of meals on their menu and all of it was done well. Beware going around peak hours - there might be a long wait.

The service was great. Food was tasty but a little bit plain and small portioned. A bit pricey when you are leaving a good tip.

When the company false advertises then employees laugh at the customer, you know this isn't going to be a nice review! First the false advertising. They have Drive Thru on their front sign, then refuse to give you your pre-ordered food through the drive though. You have to come inside to get your food. Oh the Drive Thru is on a easily customizable letter sign. So it's not permanently painted. I could be removed in 5 minutes IF THEY WANTED TO. Then I come inside, employees appeared to be ready for me to be angry, but I held back, trying to ask politely how long has the drive thru been closed, as I was paying for my food. (BTW, it was open last time I was there) "ha ha... its been closed for a while. We can't see people in the drive thru." Then more laughing with employee #2 joining in on the supposedly funny joke. I just looked them in the eye and said "I see nothing funny about this. Tell you boss you just lost another customer". I am disabled. Can I come inside? Yes, but it physically hurts to do so! So I prefer using establishments with a drive thru or curbside delivery. I tip appropriately high for this convenience. (of course I did not this trip). Oh to the person (manager?) who finally asked through the glass in the drive thru "Can you get out of the car??" Yes I got into the car, I can get out of it. The better question is, are you disabled, or does getting out of the car hurt you? In my case, If you permanently close the drive thru and remove it from your sign, I would have probably remained a customer, though I probably wouldn't have continued ordering as often as we did (3-4 times month). But arbitrarily closing the drive thru, then having multiple employees LAUGH at me while I'm in pain, is a great way to lose a very long time customer!

I was really excited to try out the food but once I got the food I was really disappointed. I got chipped beef gravy and toast and the gravy was super thick and tasted old and chalky and the cherry crepes tasted undercooked and the prices on the menu online were 4.99 and 7.49 but when I went to pay the prices were 9.89 and 8.79 so I ended up spending 22 dollars with tip included and still had to go get something else to eat because I couldn't eat the food I got.