Went here for steak and eggs and Al himself was cooking! Next thing you know he comes to the table with 2 big steaks for me and my partner of course they were delicious and the eggs were decent! When the check came the breakfast which again included steak and eggs and toast came to $88.00!!! So we asked Al why so much for so little and he came back with "here we charge by the ounce on our steaks"!! I said you've got to be kidding me and he replied yep that's $88 bucks worth of steak and I replied I only wanted a regular sized steak and eggs I never asked for 2 t-bones that were $4.50 an ounce??!! They were so huge that there was no way we could have ever finished!!?? Stay clear of the steaks if you don't know the weight because he will set you up with the biggest steaks in the freezer unaware of what the final bill will be. The place needs a good cleaning, also. read more

What a hidden gem of place! There's not too many Mom & Pop places like this in the city anymore that have been around for 80 years, serve a killer brunch and stiff drinks with Amazing service and hospitality. The 1940s decor takes you back to an era long-gone. read more

2.5 Stars This place re-opened under new management but they have changed very little about the place except the ownership. They have done the very minimum to change this place and the lack of effort shows. The food is average, the prices are slightly above the norm, and the service/atmosphere is pretty spartan. There are other places that are just better and cheaper within blocks. read more

Have been going here since before the ownership change. When it re-opened a few years ago, I was unimpressed by the menu changes as the quality of the food had declined, and prices went up. After a while decide to give it another chance and the staple breakfast items had improved. Unfortunately, this morning my opinion changed again as I was closing out my check. I walked up to the counter to give my bill and debit card to the owner. He didn't seem to realize I was standing nearby and I saw him receiving two plates of food from the cooks. Apparently, the eggs served on one plate were too plentiful , so the owner TOOK HIS BARE UNWASHED HANDS ANS PICKED UP A HANDFUL OF SCRAMBLED EGGS FROM THE ONE PLATE AND TRANSFERRED THEM TO THE PLATE NEXT TO IT. It was only after he did this that he realized I'd seen him do this. He made small talk and closed out my bill. I told my two friends what I'd just witnessed. I will never go to Al's again. Disgusting. read more

The service has always been great every time I come here! Larry has been hands on running his business & they are extending their hours soon. It definitely feels like you're in another time :) Love the decor, food is great ( classic breakfast). Price is fare. So when you have a hangover or just about to go to work, come & dine to Al's Good Food Cafe and it will make you feel reaaallll good ! read more

It's just damn good food. If you are looking for unpretentious, delightfully greasy, quick, relatively cheap (I'm from Pittsburgh, so I'm still learning what "cheap" means in San Francisco) food, come to Al's. The waitresses shuffle along, calling you "sweetheart," and occasionally bickering with one another, but it only adds to the charm. The cooks are fast and friendly. And the sausage... Ohhh, the sausage! (That's what she said.) I initially ordered the links, and thought I'd fallen in breakfast meat amore. However, I ordered take-out one morning and forgot to specify if I wanted patties or links. Well, I got patties. At first, I thought about crying, or maybe just feeding them to my dog. Then I decided to stop being a baby and just try it. I'm so glad I did. I may never go back to links now that I've had the patties. Oh. My. God. Btw, this review is rife with innuendo, eh? Last, but not least, the potatoes are to die for. They're almost like mashed potatoes that were cooked on a griddle to form a satisfyingly crunchy, golden brown crust. Mmm... Now I wanna go eat at Al's! :) P.S. Yeah, it's still cash only. read more

Excellent pancakes. Girlfriend had the Egg's florentine and they were outstanding. Very nice and simple breakfast joint! Service was perfect. Absolutely no complaints at all and I really enjoyed the environment. Would recommend this place! Also pretty affordable too. read more

I find it really hard to say bad things about Al's. The waitresses seem like grandmothers right out of a Rockwell painting. They give you mints and candy with every to-go order. The walls are covered with all sorts of Hollywood memorabilia (and I'm a sucker for old glamorous Tinseltown). But the food, is just...bad. I'm really sorry, but it just doesn't taste very good. The burgers are made with what I assume to be low-grade beef, with a lot of gristle. The fries are kind of mushy and tasteless. Any of the sides I've tried taste pretty much like store bought. Wholesale store bought. Like the giant 5-gallon tubs you find at Costco. The one item I could possibly recommend is the California Chicken Sandwich, which is pretty decent (I love avocados), but still, they don't trim the chicken breast, so you get that tough bit of fatty skin/membrane after they grill it. I'm really sorry. This place would be awesome as some kind of museum or movie/music shop, but since they serve food, I can't justify giving it anything other than 2-stars. read more

When I was a wee lad at Madison Elementary school there was this lunch lady. You know the type. Older, stiff wig, rumpled sweater, too much lipstick and sweet as can be except for the hanky. Yes, that one. The semi-crisp, wrinkled up thing that resides inside a sweater sleeve or tucked in the bosom. The one for scores of daily nose wipes needed and not, like an old habit impossible to break. Welcome to Al's Cafe Good Food. Where the food is decidedly Diner, the interior Hollywood kitsch, the prices fair and service friendly albeit from lunch lady eerily returned from the black and white '60's to haunt me. Swiping between taking our order and bringing our coffee, again right before she brought our food and with the same hand as the check before she laid it down. I never died because of the lunch lady of old, so I guess her present day apparition probably won't kill me now. My stomach on the other hand seemed to remember those school lunches for the rest of the afternoon. read more

Doesn't look like much when you walk past but the food is delicious. I ordered a pancake delight, my mom ordered fish and chips, and my brother ordered a chicken fried steak and french toast. My meal was very filling and delicious. French toast was nice, sweet and fluffy. He didn't take long to prepare our food. This place would be considered one for the locals. A definite hole in the wall. I would recommend if your looking for a well priced breakfast spot. read more

This is the French Laundry of Bernal Heights. I want to take people who eat there here, sit them down and have the jowly Zelda Rubinstein waitress with the crucifix around her neck call them honey or honeys as she takes their order. They have to eat what's brought them and drink the coffee. The decor is a militantly outdated pastiche of Hollywood kitch. They serve eggs. They don't have a website. Perfect for hangovers and/or the place you take John Waters when he's in town. Seeing a framed newspaper ad on the wall for a nearby movie theater (29th & MIssion) displaying that week's pictures prompted me to inadvertently offend the lady at the register when I asked her if she knew where exactly said movie theater was. "I don't know - I wasn't around then" was the curt reply. Sure you were, but alright maybe you were only 2 or 3. Sorry Madge/Beatrice/Mavis ? Was Al's here in 1946? And where was that movie theater? read more

Still a favorite for breakfast. Friendly, family run place with movie memorabilia on the walls. read more

Al's Super Cafe - Delicious waffle with fresh fruit brought the sunshine on a gloomy morning. - American Near Me - San Francisco, California

I loved the old Al's but the new owners are either clueless or learning on the job. It took them over 15 minutes to serve my basic breakfast. The toast was small and dry, the eggs and hash browns were bland, and there were some unidentifiable fruit chunks on the plate that tasted like soap. The sausage was good and it looks like they take credit cards now, so that earns an extra star. Cry for the old Al's. read more

The food was good! I had the Biscuit & Gravy. Unfortunately the service was horrendous. I left a note on my receipt saying they really need to work on this. There were roughly 8 tables and I wouldn't be surprised if all of them were not happy with the service. All I could hear the waiter say was "sorry" to almost every table. I would come here again simply because something was definitely wrong. Not sure why everything was in chaos, but I'll allow them one get out of jail free card, and try this place again. Perhaps in 2 months, hopefully they have their act together. read more

Al's is your classic, old-school, Hollywood themed diner in the southern part of the Mission. This place won't wow you away with it's appearance as the pictures are old, and the inside is a bit used. However, the food is very comparable for the price that you pay, and if you're looking for a good home-styled brunch then Al's is a great place. I came here with a bunch of friends, and we were able to be seated comfortable and order and receive our food in a very timely manner. I had the short stack of pancakes, which were fluffy, fresh, and quite good (nothing special, but definitely fills your pancake fix). Some of my friends ordered things from biscuits and gravy to omelets to a whole combinations of sides. We had a great time in this casual, laid-back atmosphere and enjoyed a nice, cheap sunday brunch. The staff was friendly, efficient, and for the most part attentive to our needs. read more

Come here on a regular basis for breakfast and damn good, my favorite is Chrissie's special which is the regular's way to order it cause this isn't the name on the menu. You want an egg white organic sundried tomatoe omelette, stop reading and go away. This is a greasy spoon diner where the service is pretty good by the support staff. The regular servers, who are the founder's daughters, can be cranky, but the extra spunk is what makes this place fun, plus the daughter' s fit in with all the decor on the walls. read more

Chicken fried steak is 5*! Never had a bad experience here. Great service! One of my favorite breakfast spots in SF! Coffee os always on point! read more

Al's Super Cafe - Superb!! - American Near Me - San Francisco, California

We got to this place trying to go to the place next door. The place next door charged so much for breakfast that we said "ok let's have some coffee and leave".,Then we found out about this dinner and the menu look really good. It was the best decision ever. The breakfast was amazing and the prices are definitely appropriate for the food. Also they serve a good amount of food for the price. They waiters are super nice and welcoming. Nice service and will definitely come back when visiting SF again. read more

A unique treasure, a blast from the past, a dying breed. Where have all the funky, family run diners gone? Al's holds on, and still serves up a tasty, greasy heap of goodness. My favorite breakfast potatoes in town (somewhere between homefries and hashbrowns -- what are they?!?!?) and housemade salsa with an authentic kick. A great place for large groups, especially if you have a squalling infant or two. They'll stick you in the back, by the lifesize Mae West. And my very favorite waitress of all time, the glamorous and stylish Ms. Jean, always has time for a hug and a chat, even when the place is packed. And I'm glad that it still gets packed. When it's gone, I'll mourn this place for years, like I do that venerated New Dawn of yore. read more

TOTALLY AWESOME!!!!!! This place has been around for 60 or 70 years and I am pretty sure the waitress' are the same ones that opened it in the 40's. They are crabby and bicker at each other with occasional good humor shining through, man thats entertainment. The place is tricked out for every single holiday, no matter how minor the holiday is. There is so much brick a brack eye candy here its mind boggling and eye testing! Oh yeah, the food is awful, but your going for the entertainment, not the food. read more

Just had THEE best bacon I've had since moving here a year and a half ago. It was thick, long, and cooked to perfection. It was crispy but not burned, fully cooked but still malleable, and somehow miraculously that perfect texture survived the delivery process. So impressed. I ordered the popular Pancakes Delight meal, perfect amount of pancakes, didn't feel gross after, didn't have to leave any uneaten, eggs and potatoes well cooked as well. Will definitely be ordering from here again. Well done, Al. read more

Family Owned for 68 years! Good Food, Fair Prices,Great Team and No Nonsense. This is a REAL American Owned, operated and themed Coffee shop. The Owners are sisters who've been there for 40+ years taking over from the original owner and his son, (Joanne's late husband and Father in Law ) Honesty, heart and traditional old school values are the rule. The support team of cooks and busser/washer have been there long enough that they all work together seamlessly to provide you with good food at fair prices. A walk through the place is like a visit to a Hollywood museum; pictures and posters everywhere that span the history of filmdom. I loved it. The theme was one that was constructed from genuine affection not a gimmick from a marketing department. Joanne; our waitress was an absolute delight. Do not get on her bad side! Eat your veggies and keep a clean mouth when you speak to her, she is a real trooper and a caring Mom who can dance circles around waitresses half her age. I did not get a chance to meet her sister but she is reported to be the oldest regularly working waitress in America today. If she's anything like her sister, You will come away feeling well served, well fed and wishing there were more Al's Cafes and less corporate chain knockoffs. Great Work Ladies! I'll be back soon! read more

This was my experience: I looked in the window and thought, "Gross!". Then I walked away with a normal digestive tract and a complete and utter lack of curiosity. read more

You need to have the mashed potatoes here. This is more than just a recommendation. I almost wet myself over these and I have had a long history of mashed potato eating. The staff here is adorable--the first time we came here all the ladies had their hair up in pigtails and our waitress (Doris... Gladys) called my boy, "baby-doll." Here's your soup, Baby-doll. These ladies are lifers. Indigestion be damned, I can't get enough of this place. This is my favorite new hangover cure. read more

This review is for the Al's of old. (I came here just to check on the current hours, read about the change of owners & won't be going back. Yikes!) My favorite time at Al's: there was a wee boy in a fancy caballero suit and hat with pointy toed boots. His sister was in a frilly dress. The waitress lady with the flaming orange hair (I want to say Jean) gave the kids money to put in the collection plate when they went to church. As I was leaving I told her she reminded me of my nana who used to do the same thing with me. She gave me a nice hug. I liked sitting by the Lee Meriweather picture in the corner. She looks a lot like my mom in the photo they had. I liked the pot of coffee on the table, the yummy salsa and the bus boy/grown man with the prison neck tattoo who looked like he was working his first straight job since getting sprung. I liked that they'd give an ex-con a job. That guy always called the waitress lady "mom." And maybe she was his mom, or maybe that's just how she was to the guys who worked there. It was definitely a time warped, character driven kind of diner. Someone wrote that it was family owned for 68 years, and I can believe it. Sorry to hear that has changed. Too bad. read more

I give them an extra star for... I guess you could call it charm? If you like strange, grizzled, old people who are overly friendly and call you honey even though they've never seen you before, then I guess they've got charm. Personally that creeps me the hell out, but hey, it takes all kinds. The food was... Not good. Not so terrible that I rushed home to flame a review out, but come on, it's pretty hard to mess up biscuits and gravy, and they did. The gravy was horrible. Actually, the biscuits were good, they just needed to be cooked more before being covered in gravy, because they instantly turned to mush. So really, they messed up the gravy. And gravy is even harder to mess up than biscuits and gravy. I mean, it's GRAVY. It's mostly fat. How do you mess that up? Also, I asked for my scrambled eggs well done, and they were mushy. In addition, My hashbrowns were mushy. Eventually, I started to figure out what was going on here. When everyone who works at a restaurant is over 60, your food is going to be made for people whose "mouths don't work so well anymore." (Thanks Cameron Crowe, I lifted that) While they are lovely people, and the waitress was friendly (a little too friendly, if you ask me...), MY mouth still works just fine, and I really, REALLY appreciate it when my food has some texture, especially when different foods have ... OMG! Different textures! Anyway, enough shit-talking on Al's Cafe, and more quality Say Anything lines: Lloyd Dobbler: "Work that jab, work that jab, what do we love?" J-Man: "PAIN!" Lloyd Dobbler: "I got a question. If you guys know so much about women, how come you're here at like the Gas 'n' Sip on a Saturday night completely alone drinking beers with no women anywhere?" read more

never been to the old Al's so this is reflective of the present. GOOD FOOD, the sign is pretty spot on. If you're in the mood for a diner, this is the place for you my friends. Our breakfast was pretty yummy, a simple American fare, nothing terribly special but I'd order "The Mission" omelet again with Avocado please. His breakfast was just OK because he passed on the hash (browns) and toast and was aiming for meat... but be warned if you ask for a side of sausage, it'll be one pathetic dinky little patty so consider asking for 2 or just get bacon. On a day where boogaloos (terribly overrated) had a line of 30 people, there was no wait on a Sunday but when you look around and see locals and a warm smile from the owner, you know you're in the right spot. Stop regressing of what it 'was' people and move on. Cut the new owners some slack and give it a chance. read more

Hmm...what to do. The food here was good, but the service needs A LOT of work. First, food. I ordered the ...Mission Scramble? The one with avocados, bacon, cheddar cheese and green onion. Delicious! The homemade salsa is fantastic. Service now...really nice people, but nice doesn't always cut it. The service was super slow, and they messed up our order! BF ordered the biscuits and gravy, but they gave him an omelette. We ordered whole wheat toast, but they gave us english muffins. Improve on the service and this place would get 4 stars. Service itself is 2 stars. read more

This place is so bizarre. The first time I went it really rubbed me the wrong way, but I tried it again (about a year later, yikes!) and I don't feel as critical now. It is a veritable time and geographical warp to small-town, 1950s, kitchy America -- right down to the old, white-lady servers who call you "honey" and the life-size stand-up of George Burns on the wall. The holiday displays in the window and the creepy stuffed Disney characters are another story. . .I'm not quite sure where those come from. The omelettes are quite good, as is the coffee. The service is a bit strange -- it seems completely decentralized and prone to error. A guy at the next table over ordered soup, and the waitress yelled across the dining room into the kitchen area, "Hey, gimme some soup!!" I ordered a spinach and cheddar omelette, and I got a shrimp and avocado omelette (um, ew?), and then I ended up with a bacon, spinach, and cheddar one. I ended up just eating the latter instead of sending it back again. Good thing I'm not a veg. And good thing I love bacon. Be warned that it's cash only. It's nice to be able to walk in at 10:30am on a Saturday and not have to wait in a line of hungover hipsters for your weekend morning grease fix. Can't do that north of 24th Street. (Have I mentioned that I love my neighborhood?) I'm sure I'll be back. read more

This is where we go for a SUPER BREAKFAST! Very homey, very warm, great food and we love the special hot sauce. Omlettes, chicken fried steak, eggs florentine, biscuits and gravy, some of our favs! read more

Nice little diner. The staff are delightful and, disregarding one aberration, the service is timely even when the restaurant is full. My personal favorite is the eggs benedict - completely smothered in hollandaise. read more

I have eaten at Al's several times now in the past 6 month and it has consistently been a solid performance. The omelettes are not cooked dry like other diners and their pancakes are fluffy and delicious. Oh, and the mimosa and bloody Mary's give you a boost if you are feeling a bit peaked from the prior evenings activities. The place is nothing fancy but the service is good and the prices are right. Definitely will return. read more

I've walked several times past Al's, and have been meaning to stop by. When I awoke on New Year's Day, I wanted to have a solid breakfast. Something with bacon (New Year's Day resolution was to eat bacon), so when walking down Mission in search of breakfast (at 1:30pm) I saw Al's in the distance, and knew that destiny was at play. The waitresses were full of good old-fashion diner charm. When I sat down, I was waiting for someone to call me sweet heart, but she took my order without calling me anything. So disappointed. The decor is perfect. Unlike some diners, there is no attempt to make it look old. It simply IS old. You can't fake it. In the mood for an industrial strength breakfast, but needing to convince myself later that I ate something healthy, I ordered a cheese and spinach omelet, side order of bacon, coffee, and a tomato juice. (for toast, I asked if they had wheat, "sure thing!") In short, everything was prepared in true diner-like fashion (I estimate it was about 1600 calories in total at least), in good ol' 18-wheeler-trucker portions. Nothing fru-fru. It's in fact, anti-fru-fru. Everything soaked with plenty of butter and grease, served on dishes that look like they are from the Truman era, and they even garnished with a thin wedge of orange (which I left untouched, as per convention just as if it was a parsley sprig.) Nothing here that you wouldn't find in diners across the mid-west (or at least what I'd envision)They did have a spicy homemade sauce (perhaps a little of the Mission seeping in), which I mixed into my ketchup to create something with more heat. Given that it was surprisingly good, it is an acceptable transgression. The highlight of the meal came when I got my bill, it came with an Andes chocolate mint! As a kid, my parents would take us out to this "family restaurant" called Spires (terrible place). The highlight of the meal would be to get an Andes mint at the end. I don't think I've had one as an adult. That just made my day. I savored the minty milk chocolateliness like it was a hand-rolled truffle made by a master artisan from Bruges. Stuffed beyond belief, when I paid, she said with a hearty, friendly voice, "thank you, sweat heart." To which I replied, "You bet!" and left as if I had an 18-wheeler outside waiting for me. read more

Almost tempted to order eggs benedict, to redeem the lousy eggs benedict I had at the Doctor's Lounge, the day before. Instead, ordered good ole corned beef and hash. Not often this dish gets messed up. Greeted right away by the owner as soon as we walked in. Very happy, polite gentleman. His wife seated us. Decor is nostalgic all the way, with posters, headshots, and American kitsch dating back to the '50's. Everything tired and a bit grungy, but food was on par for an American breakfast diner dating back to the '40's. Owner said the cafe has been open since 1942; the couple has been running the joint for the last 6 years. One page menu had the usual choices of omeletes, scrambles, pancakes, etc. Menu says breakfast served until 3pm. I have a feeling all they serve is breakfast. Corned beef hash was $9.50, chicken fried steak was $9.95, large fresh squeezed OJ $3.95, double stack $4.95. Very reasonable prices for the generous serving sizes. Noticed they had mimosas and champagne available on the menu... And a counter full of red wine. Lots to look at, while waiting for our orders to come out, and they came out in a timely fashion. Loved the fact that their hash browns are not grated potatoes, but rather, scalloped. Side stack of pancakes were huge and thick. No seasoning on the hash browns, but I didn't mind as corned beef tends to be on the salty side to begin with. Asked for some hot sauce and the missus proudly said she be back with some... Gingerly handed over a lidded jar, saying the hot sauce was homemade, fresh and organic. You could tell she was quite proud of it. It added a nice kick and something different than Tabasco or Cholupa. If I was stuck as to where to go for breakfast (I don't do breakfast often), I would easily consider coming back. read more

Just like home ... complete with bickering. I walk in, and the servers, who may be sisters were yammering about something back and forth, just like sisters do. Even the cook was in on it. But that didn't stop them from serving and cooking. As you walk in, it's like a time warp. Old, vintage movie posters and photos of classic actors cover every square inch of the wall. Collectible toys are all over. And I've never had the same coffee cup twice. No matter what you get, it's typical diner food, but GOOD diner food. The omelets are great filled with meat and veggies, or one or the other. Coffee is not bad, and you get a nice carafe on your table. The other egg dishes are great too, but make sure you get some home made salsa. Best salsa ever. read more

5 stars for character, 2 stars for food, 4 stars for atmosphere. I'm actually shocked there aren't more extreme devotees of this place. It's like Pork Store Cafe food -- great for the grease dose necessary when you're hungover. But it's got a million times more soul to it. I'd go here over Pork Store for a hangover brunch any day. I did feel the prices were a bit high for what it is... average greasy breakfast dishes. But the charm... I think everyone there has probably been working at the place since they opened. And they'll come up and talk to you as if you're part of the family. I loved the woman who kept carrying out toast and seemed to never remember which table had what kind, so she'd practically ask every table in there. At one point, she came up to me and tried to give me white toast... to which I responded "I haven't even ordered yet," and then ordered wheat. If I'm ever in the neighborhood and willing to endure a grease coma post-brunch, I'll be back to indulge in the nostalgia and friendliness of the place. read more

You love Al's or you hate Al's. I have elected to love Al's. Despite the inaccurate description on the menu of the corned beef hash being "freshly made" (the fresh referred to freshly opened can, not freshly made corned beef), breakfast there was a delightful experience. (I take the blame for the corned beef hash. I should have asked if it was canned. I feel like I'm chasing the dragon for corned beef hash that actually contains recognizable hunks of corned beef. So many disappointments. It's never as good as that place I can't remember that that one time I had really good corned beef hash with real chunks of meat. But I digress.) As advertised, the food is good - not amazing, but the charm more than makes up for it. The waitress was a sweetheart and noticed before I did that my egg was poached too hard, and offered to bring me another one. Husband loved his meal and we embraced the kitsch, of which there was MUCH. The atmosphere just made me smile. I suppose you have to be in the right frame of mind to love the place, and I was in that very frame of mind. Oh, and you get an Andes candy with your bill and it's cash only. We will be back, Al. Only next time I won't order the hash. read more

Oldies on the stereo, vintage movie posters and memorabilia all over the walls, solid hearty breakfast fare, jolly, talkative cooks and adorable, grandmotherly waitresses.....this place is an adorable spot to drop by on a lazy Sunday morning for brunch with good company. Snag a spot at the bar, order coffee (which they give you in your very own piping hot coffee pitcher in kitschy lil mugs) and order. You get a lot of food for your money, so load up on one of the house specials (I got Marge's Delight--6 dollar sized pancakes, ham, home fries and 2 eggs) and go on a big adventure to walk it all off. Love this place. read more

Two stars. Yeah. I have been here on several occasions, since I work in the neighborhood. My guess is that they are simply riding on the coat tails of the campy decor. The place is filled with early 20th Century Hollywood memorabilia. It's actually a lot of fun if you like kitsch. However, I came here not to be at a swap meet but to eat. In this respect it's your standard greasy spoon diner fare. Really greasy. It's cooked inconsistently and with an uninspired hand. Emboldened by their own marketing, the prices are sky high. It costs as much as a New York Deli, except it's not Deli food and it's not good. Actually, when I think about it, it's kind of sad that you can go to IHOP and get better food for less money. Still, sort of fun as a novelty, and if you want breakfast and you're in the area, it's not going to kill you. read more

A pretty cool and quite authentic little neighborhood diner right there on Mission. Notable biscuits and gravy! Today was my first time to Al's after having meant to go for quite some time. As mentioned I had the biscuits and gravy and I was very impressed with the golden biscuits and the glossy gravy. Home fries were delicious and the eggs were cooked the way I asked. Arrived hot and delicious. Dishes being cooked for others looked good... Another reason to go is to get a load of the staff. A very colorful and diverse group of people both physically and personally. All willing to help out with water, coffee refills, etc. They took great care of me. Adores the decor. Someone mentioned the "shit-ton" of stuff to look at and they were dead-on! I will be back to try a sandwich or something some other weekend day! read more