A comida é muito boa é melhor ainda são os funcionários!…read moreEducados,sorridentes e atenciosos! Eu redimindo muito este local!

*Horrible parking - not enough, no handicap spots and pockmarked parking lot made it difficult to…read moreuse my walker. *Aisles - very tight and with my walker I made a lot of people very unhappy when I slammed into them getting and from the table. *Food - tasted okay, nothing special and very expensive; no value here. *Service - alright with no complaints; server made an effort. *Noise - it was unbearably loud so much so I had to guess what the server was saying. I had to yell and shout to my wife just to have a chance to communicate. The bottom line is that we tried this place once and we will never return. The one star was generous since I wasn't allowed to leave zero stars.

The food is excellent. Service is quick and friendly. Ambiance is relaxed and comfortable.read more

Stopped here for a late breakfast on a recent wintry day. I was looking forward to their pancake…read morespecial they advertised on their website. I quickly changed my order I learned that the syrup they use is not maple syrup. So I opted for a couple of eggs with Burt's bacon and a house made biscuit. The eggs were nicely over medium as ordered. As opposed to most cafes, these appeared to be made in a skillet with real butter. Thank you!!! The 4 slices bacon were a thicker slice and nicely prepared. Home fries were too few and bit soggy but decent in flavor. The biscuit was not what I expected. Although fresh, it was not at all flaky and was more like bread than biscuit. Jelly requested came out in small paper cup. Coffee was fresh. Service was pleasant as was the decor. Come for the eggs. Bring your own maple syrup Get Burt's bacon.

This is an amazing family establishment! The diner food is excellent, ice cream is lovely, I their…read moreoutdoor seating is great in the summer.

We just realized they serve breakfast and lunch here! Love all the outdoor seating especially for…read moreice cream season. It was too cold so everyone was inside which made it a bit crowded and loud but the food was good. My mom ordered the veggie omelette and. That was the only thing that was not good. I mean who puts carrots and zucchini as the vegetables in an omelette. It was pretty terrible. I wish she had asked what vegetables they were going to use before ordering.

Somewhere between a diner and a restaurant…read more My mom and I got the salad bar buffet. All normal stuff on there. Fresh stuff. Decor could use an update. Wasn't too shabby.

Food is terrific... Everyone who we have dealt with so far were very…read morepersonable and helpful. I'm looking forward to trying there Sunday Buffet. Thank you

This is by far the best brunch in the area. We come in here every Sunday and its been amazing…read more On the board, they have a weekly "Benedict" - it changes all the time and they are the best! best Eggs Benny in the area, bar none. The potato cakes here, are awesome. I love them well done and crispy. The inside is always nice and fluffy and tasty. The grilled sticky buns are TO DIE FOR. Served with salted whipped butter. its a MUST. Great place!

I would come again and try something else. My croissant was stale and a little bit overcooked. It…read moresays fluffy eggs in the egg and bacon croissant sandwich, but it was a very thin folded over omelette. Also, I did not think the home fries were very good at all. Obviously, they've been sitting around for a while. They weren't crispy. My boyfriend food looked pretty good although he thought the same thing about the home fries.

Great, old-school "diner" that serves a tasty and affordable breakfast, or traditional lunch…read moreoptions such as sandwiches and burgers. No amazing frills, no overly-ambitious menu. Just some good, down-home options that leave the belly full (and the wallet intact). While the decor is definitely well-worn, it never feels worn-out. Clearly they're focused on keeping things affordable for guests, rather than wowing them furniture. And frankly, that's just fine by me. The service is friendly and timely - someone is always there to fill up your coffee or check-in on you. Always enjoy my visits here.

This restaurant was recommended by a few of our friends and we had to try it out. The restaurant is…read morelocated right on Rt 23, which makes it easy to find. It's a bit dated, but they make it up with service and delicious food. Food: really solid breakfast food! Not a ton of options, but just enough to make sure everyone will be covered. I had the omelette, which was cooked perfectly and was absolutely delicious. Parking: ample parking Service: staff seemed a bit short handed, but they were nice and efficient. Overall this place has a lot of charm and hometown feel. This will definitely be our new breakfast spot moving forward.

This place located off the main strip. Although they were not open for dine in, we decided to…read moreorder takeout. The menu was fairly simple a bit pricey for the serving sizes but don't let that discourage you . definitely worth the wait which was about 25 minutes. The owners were very friendly . They serve up some really good fried chicken wings, carfish and shrimp and OMG the oxtails were delicious and full of flavor . The sides are equally delicious. They also have something for that sweet tooth . So if you are visiting the area stop in and give them a try .

They have many options, and their food is very delicious. I love that this is a family-owned…read morebusiness. Their service is amazing, very kind, and relatable. Snow crab tastes fresh and sweet, as if I got it from the coast of Colombia. This shop is great and shows the diligent, tireless work the black community puts into their food. This restaurant highlights the black community in many ways, and I recommend it to all who enjoy cookouts and soul food.

We had a lovely day trip to St. Peter's. The bakery was our first stop. Such a cute place! The…read morebread was delicious. We also tried a pecan bar and a cowboy cookie. Service was excellent- Friendly and personable.

I call this an incomplete review as I only purchased bread, but bread is an indicator of the other…read moreitems. Like the town, the bakery is rather quaint. As for the bread, paying nearly $10 for it I would expect a superb load but got a rather okayish or just above average loaf. Better than a grocery store bakery bread. The flavor of the bread just doesn't wow. If I were to spend $5 at a grocery store for bakery bread or this I'd take the bakery bread from the grocery store as the difference isn't large enough. If I am in St. Peters in the future I'll give the bakery a try during lunch. The bread alone doesn't fully do it justice, but the lunch will. Much like this little village, the bakery is quaint and for those who love the atmosphere, they may enjoy this place as they sit on the deck overlooking the stream.

Great food In a cozy little place…read moreWith great service A PLACE you should definatelty try out.

Now that's a sandwich! Highly recommended. Quaint little spot with some of the best roast beef…read moreI've ever had. The grumpy sandwich with the peppers and au jus was delicious. Medium rare and perfect! Turkey was moist and thick cut. I mean seriously how amazing is that picture. Owner was super nice and love to chat which was nice. Great conversation over some great food with a man who loves what he does. Made us feel like regulars even though it was our first trip. We will be back.

Truly can't start my day without this place. The coffee's always on point, but Tatyana and Laura…read moreare what make it the best spot around. They just get it -- friendly, easygoing, and they make the mornings feel a little brighter.

I'll start with the positives.. the workers were really nice and the place was cute (grandma vibes…read more/quirky). Okay now onto the other stuff. When we went, most of their coffee specials were sold out. They're also dairy free but why don't they advertise that? We had people after us also ask for dairy milk too. We ordered one of their spring lattes and a cortado and the barista asked "hot or iced" for the cortado. I don't think I've ever had an iced cortado in my life. When i got my regular cortado (hot), it was in a 10-12 oz cup (look at my picture of the cortado cup vs my medium latte) and don't get me wrong.. i do love that because it's huge but .. as a coffee roaster... y'all don't do the typical cortado size? It was weird to me. Like they just opened a coffee roaster/coffee shop but don't really know the coffee basics? The espresso shot pulled was also pretty sour. I don't think I've ever had a bad shot with a coffee roaster shop but this one is an exception i guess. Spring latte was also not good. Syrup was nonexistent in flavor and latte was watery. If you were to come here & want a hot latte, just order a hot cortado. You'd get more bang for your buck.