Great home made breakfast! Even the gravy is home made. Clean and comfy seating area! Locally…read moreowned and operated.

I am so glad this place moved indoors, as it is is adorable. I was very surprised to see the…read morevariety on the menu. I'm not sure what the food truck had originally as this is the first time I've ever been here. I wanted so many things, and I was very glad that my table mates were willing to share their plates and I mine. Everything was delicious, but my favorite was the bacon and egg and hash brown stuffed arepa. I can't wait to go back and try the lunch menu as well. The service was with a smile, but a tad bit slow, but it did not change my mind about my satisfaction of the place. The only other thing I will say is that my entrée came out much later than my other three table mates, which was actually several minutes later. However, my entrée was hot and fresh and very delicious my preference would've been to have everything served all at once, but perhaps the kitchen wasn't able to do it. All in all, I definitely recommend this awesome little café and I definitely will be back to try lunch.

First time here. Found this place through Google maps. This…read moreis a little restaurant sitting in a shopping plaza, so there is plenty of parking. As you walk in you are greeted, very enthusiasticly, by the staff. The interior is decorated with pictures, signs and clocks all having to do with trains. The staff are all friendly and the food was very good. My wife had the biscuits and gravy. According to the menu, the biscuits and gravy are homemade. When the plate comes out, the gravy looks can bought; but my wife said it tasted homemade and so did the biscuits. I had one of their skillets, which was very good. This was a very pleasant place to visit.

Here we are, exactly a year ago, two days prior to Christmas (I see a pattern developing) eating at…read moreBreakfast Station and nothing new to report other than I opted to sit at the bar and avoid the two-person wait as they were quite busy. Solid service, change things up this year with a Boxcar Club, girlfriend got a Depot tuna melt. Food arrived quickly, both very tasty with the French fries smoking hot and crispy. Thank you again Breakfast Station; another great meal one year to the date of my last visit. See you next year if not sooner!

The food was great. The French fries were so good. My husband had a blackened fish sandwich and I…read morehad the lobster salad. The portions were HUGE! The service was very good. The decor reminded me of Key West. BTW, the Key Lime pie was great and the mudslide cheesecake was equally good!

Food was well below average We couldn't finish the drinks…read more Had no idea what a dirty martini was. My French dip came on a Hawaiian roll! My husband steak was so thin and tough. Service was slow. Very disappointed

This is Carmela's corner Restaurant but it has New owners! Johnathan and Sonya have bought this…read morerestaurant DECEMBER2021 More to come!! New menu! New name! Real pressed Cuban sandwiches to die for. Give them a chance. Marie the waitress is still there to serve you! Breakfast is very busy. They also offer take out options.

After a long morning we decided to stop at Carmela's, which is the new name for Shelley's Cafe, for…read moresomething for lunch. I was so pleased to have a local place for my favorite Spanish-American food, as well as some regular American dishes. Hubby ordered breakfast and I ordered a Caribbean lunch - Pernil (roast pork) with rice and peas, plus a side order of tostones (fried plantains). This is their Tuesday special, and it was delicious bringing back memories of a dear friend's mother who would cook the same food at her NJ bodega. I finished my lunch and couldn't eat another bite, even though homemade flan is available. Next time, which will be very soon!

Rarely does a meal come out like the picture on a menu but the presentation was perfect. Great new…read moremenu item.

We were so happy to see that the decor of Cracker Barrel remains the same - bringing an nostalgic…read moreambience of country living of an era of days gone by. Even though they were pretty busy at two in the afternoon we were seated promptly. We had a nice table by a window. Everything looked nice and clean at our table. Our waiter Chris came right away to get our beverage order. We always order their unsweetened iced tea with lemon. Very, good flavor, very fresh. You can order breakfast all day if that's your choice. Their menu choices are plentiful and varied. They did have a couple of new dishes for the holidays which looked enticing. I chose Cracker Barrel's Country Fried Steak with three sides. The steak was flavorful and tender. The portion size was ample. Fried to perfection and had plenty of their signature white Sawmill gravy. So delicious - a great treat. My sides were their Country Style Green Beans, Grits and Coleslaw. I don't know how they make their green beans but they taste great. I think they cook them with some bacon flavoring. Grits were fantastic as usual. I add extra butter to make them a creamy perfection. Their Coleslaw was my only slight disappointment - they lacked some seasoning for my taste buds. All in all another wonderful dining experience at a restaurant that embodies the welcoming country lifestyle. Their Country Store I could spend a fortune in is also part of the Cracker Barrel charm, I hope it never changes!

AMAZING! The place was delicious and super good, the workers were kind, and the environment was…read morepeaceful and welcoming. A GREAT choice for everyone!

Amber did a great job and food was great! So many things to…read morechoose from. We definitely will be back.

Just off the Commerical Way commotion, we found this little gem. Pinched sideways into a spot, many…read morepass by without giving her a thought. My Nanny's. I bet most of us have, or had, a Nanny. A matronly figure in our lives who somehow earned the moniker, the nickname, Nanny. I know I did. That was my mother, to my kids. She loved being called Nannee. So, with that said, I already had a fondness for the place, before my Fav Fab One & I stepped in. Newbies, as it were. We were seated and greeted by the fabulous Crystal. Her eyes mesmerized through a gleeful palette of eyeshadow-y creativity. Funny how that ensured my Fab One, and I, that our Nanny stand-in du jour was gonna be fun. We found a mutual icebreaker. Now found, the nurturing Nanny-ness began. Picture this woman, Crystal, homing in on each diner with a GPS precision that magnified her magnificence. LOL Zooming by, then to a halt like a bridled and tied up thoroughbred. Fab One agreed we were watching 'greased' lightning (I love that one!). The woman I'm nuts about ordered The Landlovers BLT. She ordered bacon, folks! She is definitely a keeper! I enjoyed watching her enjoy her meal. As I munched on my Gyro Greek Omelette. A 3-egg 'egg roll' of Mediterranean might. Those slivers of Greek Gyro meat, the kind that is shaved off of a cone-shaped spire of blended meats. A masterpiece in meatology. Crystal slid in a cup of that oddly exotic Tzatziki sauce. White creamy concoction of cucumber, yogurt, garlic and more. Yum to the YUM. We also got the occasional maternal check-in from another wonder, named Chrissy. Hmmm, Crystal AND Chrissy. Sounds like a sitcom duo. She provided the appetizing background on Nanny's. Offerings of the day we might like to savor. Samples of carrot cake. Along with a batch of kindness. Yeah, we had a grand time. Our first time. Not likely to be a one-time wonder, either. Imagine that, just a turn signal's width off of 19. Put your signal on and turn, next time by. We gotta turn and return. A Nanny is there.

So the Paison and I decided to make a return visit to My Nanny's restaurant on US 19 for breakfast…read morethis morning.. I had been here previously and loved the food and especially the good service but he had never been so I decided to treat him. We see now that there are new owners, and it is now actually called The Siren's Spoon! and the pictures will say everything. Their water bagels are fresh and crispy and absolutely delicious. Everything here is super fresh. I was very impressed by that. Give it a try-you won't be sorry. It's a small place. It's nothing fancy, but oh boy, let me tell you what- Chrissy is the best server I've seen in a long time for a Mom and Pop Place! I have a feeling this little gem is going to expanding and do very very well . Give it a try y'all. They have done some work inside the restaurant with some very cute aquatic themed silk prints and they have "Siren TV" which shows some cute mermaids holding different specials offered every day. But enough about the TV and all -that the food was spectacular. I had one of the best Mediterranean omelets I've ever had in my life! Swim on in and have a fabulous meal! ‍

I had to update my review as there were changes. See changes at bottom…read more I didn't realize it had been two years since I had updated my review on Up 4 Breakfast. I love this place. They have breakfast and lunch and a dinner selection for those of you that eat dinner early.. I've only been here for the breakfast. You get an ample amount of food and the price is excellent. I had two eggs home fries and white toast. They have another location on Spring Hill Dr. right near Wendy's. I never tried that one but it's the same as this one. At least it's the same menu. Next time I come in, I'm gonna get lunch. If you live in Spring Hill, I highly suggest you come here to eat. They take cash or Credit card now. That was the change.

It's decorated cute. Very clean. We each ordered the breakfast triple decker with bacon and shared…read morethe breakfast potatoes. The sandwich had very little bacon on it, but was okay. Potatoes were undercooked. They have Pepsi products. I didn't like the sign under their riddle "if you give up ask the girls" I think server would have been more appropriate. It wasn't bad just kind of blah. Nothing that makes me feel the need to return anytime soon. Service was okay, no issues. Total cost (2 sandwiches, 1 potato and 2 drinks) $34.35

Oh my gosh. What kind of Yelp Elite am I to have forgotten to take pictures of our brunch? And…read moreyet... My son and I went to breakfast - this restaurant is right next to Publix, so there's plenty of parking. Strip mall type of situation which I guess is why I've overlooked the place previously. Glad we didn't, today. The restaurant was packed!! Yet, we were able to get into the last table within a few minutes. As we sat, it seemed customer turn over was consistent too so I'm not sure anyone had a long wait. He got the ham Benny - it was delicious and big! He brought some home for later. I got Eric's Special - 2 eggs, 2 bacon, w sausage with fruit cup and a huge warm biscuit. I brought some home too. Coffee refilled several times. Put waiter was not only professional and really nice, but also funny. Apparently I have to go back and (properly) take pictures. There is a 4% upcharge for using a credit card but, since I own my own small business, I understand that.... It IS an expense.

Terrible food Seevice was Ok except I took my visiting son (40 yr old) to this for a quick…read morebreakfast locally. He ordered a lemonade that came to the table with a dead fly floating in it. Waitress response is it must have died in the ice maker. Then my two eggs home fries and bagel come to the table with a long hair in it. My son AND I are both bald. Not ours obviously. Response was where do you see a hair? So my son picked it up and showed it to her. Yes she replaced my plate of food I think and charged us the full bill for two meals commenting to my son you hardly ate anything. Yeah cause he was nauseated by then and done with this place. When I went to register to pay she was good enough to take one meal off Used to be a decent place now I see the name Diana in the sign above the Breakfast Club, was it sold? I will not be back there.