Needed a quick breakfast before heading to work, and this place absolutely delivered.... Service…read morewas great, coffee was tasty and hot. The chicken fried steak and eggs, BOMB. Both the CFS and the hashbrowns were surprisingly crispy. And the gravy was awesome. This is where I will be going next time I'm in the area.

I decided to stop here for a quick brunch before driving down to the Petersen Rock Garden, largely…read morebecause of the good reviews. I arrived around 11am on a Thursday to find the place absolutely packed with people! As a lone diner, they were able to fit me right in at the counter seating. I'm not a big eater for breakfast, so I was very relieved when they said they could do a half order of biscuits and gravy. Thank goodness! When they brought out the "half order", the singular biscuit was HUGE. And the bowl of gravy was generous. The biscuit was like a giant version of my Southern born grandmother's biscuits, and the gravy was very traditional and tasty. I looked around at my fellow diners' plates, and the portions all seemed incredible, especially for the prices I saw on the menu. The guy waiting the counter was super friendly and fun to chat with, as was another local to my right. This is 100% that local favorite breakfast place, as evidenced by the packed restaurant at 11am on a Thursday. It's down home and real. Nothing fancy, but the food is honest.

What a fantastic breakfast spot! Great service, great location (downtown Redmond), and the food is…read moredelicious. I had a half order of biscuits and gravy (everything made from scratch, that was obvious!)...delightfully spicy and the perfect amount (still had leftovers!). My husband had the pancake, eggs, and bacon - perfect portion and delicious pancake! We had to get some cinnamon rolls to go...if you like cinnamon rolls, you need to snag one, totally worth the extra calories!

Arrived and it's as depicted, a little house. It seems to be run locally, which is cool. Maybe they…read morecater to locals they know, I don't know. I know on a Sunday at 10am, there were lots of indoor and outdoor tables available. I know this because I saw them, and then they tried to put me, a solo diner, at a table in the corner of the main "hallway" between the dining areas where two seats face a wall. There would constantly be the entire restaurant at my back, every new diner walking behind me, everyone leaving would be behind me. Every wait person walking back and forth, completely while I stared at the wall. I'm really unsure of why anyone would ever want to sit in this seat. And that's where they wanted me. With LOTS of tables available. I didn't sit there. I was "upgraded" to the same setup, only this time I got to be with my back to a family of 10, reunioning, with lots of screaming kids. That's cool. They need to eat too. But I love that I get selected to be the intimate companion in this tiny room with lots of other tables available. Like the two 2-tops in the front room. Wait staff largely ignored me after someone dumped off water, got drinks for the big table, left, came back, took their order. And that took a while because all that time they had to look at the menu meant they had to ask about six items and then consult the 3 year old for their opinion. Which seemed to take a lot of interpretation. Then the wait staff left. She did touch my shoulder (since my back was to this table, I couldn't see. Which did not make me feel good, frankly) and said she'd be back. She did eventually after taking care of the table behind. I ordered the chicken fried steak with gravy on the side, eggs over hard, and a biscuit upgrade. The screaming child provided ambient noise. That was lovely, especially with the little room I was in reverberating the concert since the parents felt this was a valuable addition to the breakfast. So my food did come pretty fast, I'll say that. The eggs were underseasoned but okay. The biscuit was pretty good and the potatoes were definitely fried potatoes. I saw four slivers of onion in them but they were unseasoned fried potatoes. The chicken fries steak...well, if it didn't come from frozen, I'd be surprised. It was food. It wasn't horrible. The wait staff did refill my soda without asking, and gave me a to go cup, which was really nice. Overall, the experience wasn't great and the food wasn't good enough for me to come back. That said, I'm an out of town visitor and opted for this place on my one time to choose where to eat in Redmond. I wish it had been better.

This place was pretty awesome! I looked for a breakfast place that I could take the children and…read morethis place fit the bill. First, I enjoyed that it was in an old house. Something about eating in a previous house, I'm starting to really enjoy this. The wait staff were fast and our server was really sweet. I tried the eggs Benedict. This is usually what I get, the eggs were perfectly set. The sauce a little too thick for my liking but the hash browns were great. My kids tried a hamburger breakfast and kielbasa sausage breakfast. I think the food is solid. Definitely a place I would go come again in Redmond.

First I love that this home was TransUnion a dining restaurant. Loved all the hardwood inside. We…read morewere greeted right away and orders taken quickly. The place had simple, unique, antique types of decor and it felt warm and welcoming. They also have a back patio for outs dining during the warmer months. Think they get their meats local because I've never had sausage this big and good before. Due to the (egg crisis) I paid a premium for my extra egg but it was worth it. Ordered my eggs medium well. Most places mess it up but they got it perfect. Thank you. Will definitely visit agai

One of the best breakfast places around for all of your familiar breakfast favorites, in a relaxed…read moreand unfussy environment, with friendly and rock-solid wait staff who are going to take great care of you and give you superior service each and every time. BEST omelet around, best pancakes around, and the best bacon around. They serve real butter at room temperature so you can actually butter your pancakes (it's the little things), as well as warming your real maple service. Like extra cheese on your omelet? No need to do that at OHOP! They do that with every omelet they make and it is generous! There is often a wait on werkend mornings, of course, but it usually goes fairly quickly and there is a comfortable waiting area with plenty of seating and sunshine. Enjoy your OHOP visit. You won't be disappointed.

My wife and I have eaten here on several mornings. The food has always fresh and delicious each…read moretime we've eaten there. The service is great and the staff attentive and friendly. The ambiance is nice for this restaurant and I recommend eating here.

The food is incredible and the amount of TV's is over the top awesome to keep up with the games…read more Service is always spot on! Buffalo wings and the Rueben are my favorite

Great food, nice little local cafe off the beaten path. Fresh brewed locally roasted coffee and…read morehomemade gluten free bread .

We had an amazing experience at Madeline's tonight for my father in law's birthday. Great food,…read morefabulous service. We shared a mole burrito, another of us had a shrimp quesadilla, and the last had chicken enchiladas. All were exquisitely tasty and wonderful. Can't wait to go back and try more things.

Madeline's Grill & Steak House had really good food overall. The dishes we tried were flavorful and…read morewell prepared, and there were plenty of options on the menu. The service was okay, but the overall experience felt a little confusing. The atmosphere had more of a buffet-style feel, while the menu seemed to go in several directions. A lot of the food leaned Mexican, but they also offer steaks, pastas, and burgers to match the steakhouse name, which made it hard to get a clear sense of the restaurant's identity. That said, the Mexican dishes we had were delicious and really stood out. Honestly, leaning more into the Mexican restaurant direction might be their best path because that food was excellent. Overall, good food, just a bit unclear on the concept. As a steakhouse: As a Mexican restaurant:

I was in town for a couple of days for the Gambler 500 and when I am away I like to find a good…read morebreakfast place. Sets the tone for a good day. I had another place in mind but was met with a boarded up building and Country Nook was across the street, so I checked it out. I was greeted within seconds of walking in and seated promptly with a menu. The booth was clean and the table free from stickiness. Bonus points! Being a certified lover of biscuits and gravy I decided to try the breakfast with that, eggs and hash browns. The food came within five minutes and it was really nice looking. the gravy had a slightly off white thing going on, but the flavor was excellent. Gravy does not have to be stark white to be good. The biscuit was just average, something just a little more special or maybe fresh would have put it over the top. It was not bad at all, just the gravy cries for something above average to be under it. Eggs were cooked the way I asked and the hash browns were very good. The service was really friendly, they checked on me often, but not an annoying amount of times. Prices were very reasonable and the rest room was clean. Could not ask for anything more. I liked it so much I came back the next day for the pancakes, which are exceptional!!! Marking Country Nook on my return to list.

This is a simple diner experience. No frills just good diner food. The kind of place that my…read moregrandparents would have enjoyed. Service was great, food was good but nothing I couldn't make at home. Decor is simple country. It's a nice place for families and accommodates children's pallets.

Everything was just perfect! I invited my friend to dinner…read morethis evening...wanted to try a new place in Redmond. Whoa! Clam Casino Linguini was wonderful...packed with clams. Had to get a doggy bag My friend had Halibut Fish & Chips...they gladly substituted her fries for their creamy mashed potatoes. The service was top notch. Now, the best part? There were so many different, delicous menu options that we will go back soon to give them a try. It's so nice to go out and just have a great experience! Thank you E BarGrill Rachel Wagner

This is definitely a go to breakfast spot for me when I visit Redmond. They have really good bloody…read moreMary's. We sat outside since it was a really nice day. Our waiter got us some waters and and took our drink ordered. They start serving lunch at 11am. I got the two eggs, toast and sausage links for breakfast with a side of biscuits and gravy. I got my eggs , sausage and hashbrowns but the toast did not arrive yet and the same for the biscuits and gravy. I asked the waiter and he went and got them along with another persons toast. The biscuits and gravy were delicious. I really liked the creamy sausage gravy. I will be sure to come back again.

2.4.24: It was my first time in a Shari's and I enjoyed looking at the display of unique pies they…read moreoffer when I walked in. It wasn't busy at all, however, we waited 5 minutes to be seated. After being seated, we waited about 10 minutes for our server to come take our drink order but by that time, we were ready to order our food already. I had a soup and half sandwich combo. The only soup offered was loaded baked potato, which I didn't mind since it's one of my favs. For my half sandwich I went with a BLT on sourdough. My friend had the Eggs Benedict. Luckily our food came out at about average timing after placing our order. My soup was good-- thick and creamy, cheesy, and had a decent amount of bacon. My half BLT had nice crisp bacon and fresh lettuce and tomato and hit the spot. My friend said his eggs bene was average and wished the sauce had more flavor. Even though our service was slow, it was because our server was also the hostess and dishwasher. She apologized for the wait and thanked us for our patience. I totally understand what she was going through and it was unfortunate the restaurant was understaffed even when there was hardly anyone there for a Sunday afternoon.

This place is not what it used to be, and probably won't be in business much longer. The server was…read morefriendly, but the food portions were small and they were out of basic ingredients. Are they under new management or something? Sad to see.

The card machines in here are worthless. I inserted, tapped, and slid my card multiple times to no…read moreavail. Sometimes I come here and my card works perfectly (after a couple of attempts), but today was not the case. Was in a hurry and ultimately ended up paying cash. Had done this so much that my debit card (which I use on a normal basis) said "declined" on the sales associates end. Asked the girl at the counter why the machines are so difficult, and she said "It's not my fault that your card declined". I had just used this card not half an hour before so there was no possible way it had declined, and for her to imply that it was my fault because of my card when it was clearly the machines was incredibly rude. The snacks and food are the 7-Eleven standard but the service from her will keep me away.

Great personalities, great place to go when faded out your goard but aye some people might find it…read moreunder kept but as for a seven eleven and how they go this one slap! Love they taqitos don't know if I spelled it right but don't sleep in them!!!