We were driving through on our way to our vacation spot and randomly stopped here for lunch... and…read morewow, what a gem. This place is SO so cute. The entire atmosphere was thoughtfully done from top to bottom. Finding out it was an old fire station made it even cooler. A restaurant + coffee bar + beer spot + antique store all in one? Absolute genius. Every corner had something fun to look at, and the vintage decor gave it such a cozy, unique vibe without feeling overdone. The food was amazing, the coffee was even better (still thinking about that vanilla latte ), and everything just felt welcoming and intentional. You can tell a lot of love went into creating this space. Honestly, I'm just bummed I don't live closer because this would 100% become one of my regular spots. Such a fun little stop and definitely worth checking out if you're passing through!

Cruising through Brookville and was hungry so I stopped for lunch. It's a hometown, casual, nice…read morerestaurant. I had The Fig panini and lemonade. The panini had caramelized onions, fig jam, smoked Gouda cheese and Dijon aioli. It was on thin sliced sourdough bread. It was good but seemed somewhat minimal. It came with crispy chips that were also good. The lemonade was sweetened just right and tasted great. I'm sure I'll be back, I'd like to try other items on the menu.

They have the best omelets I've ever had and the service is just as good one of the best family…read morerestaurants I've ever been to

A great local dinner with homemade food. The staff is friendly and the service is great. They have…read moredaily specials and great pies.

I've been all around the crazy country and Hand and Fork ranks highly for a tasty breakfast. Their…read moredelicious Eggs Benedict choices are a must try!

We came for lunch & were seated right away. Ambiance is a cozy diner. Our server got our drink…read moreorder quickly while we perused the menu. Hubby ordered 2 grilled pork chops with homemade mac n cheese ($2.99 up charge) & green beans. I got a catfish sandwich with pickles & onions and my side of choice was Italian cream soup. The server came out after about 10 minutes & said it would be a few more minutes as pork chops take extra time to cook. I wondered why she didn't bring me my soup. Within 5 minutes, our food came out & it looked good. There were copious amounts of pickles & onions on my sandwich but the package of tartar sauce tasted awful. It only takes 3 minutes to make homemade tartar sauce! Hubby loved his food. I sampled it & it was delicious. His green beans were fresh (not canned) & had bits of onions & ham. My sandwich was okay. The soup was good & tasted homemade. We would eat here again.

My wife and I stopped in and were very impressed. The food was excellent and the kindness of the…read morestaff was off the charts. The restaurant is quaint and classical and has an interesting history as an old bank and rumored to be robbed by John Dillinger and the Dillinger gang. My wife had the Bruiser Burger which is their own spin on a standard black and blue burger. The speed by which my wife ate the burger, I knew it was more than standard. I had the daily special which was a Cuban Sandwich and a side of beer battered fries. The amount of meat on this sandwich and pickles rivaled many of the Cuban's I've had in South Florida. I only wished it was pressed using Cuban bread. I would still order it again if it was a staple on their menu. ¡¡DELICIOSO!! To finish off our time at The Bank House Cafe we ordered dessert to go: Creamsicle Cake and Peanut Butter Cake. I may have to rate that part later!

Owners are stuck up, stupid hours, terrible location, mid tier grub. The pop is semi cold thoughread more

Tried this place for the first time for lunch. The ambiance is a cute little coffee cafe & bakery…read more I walked up to the counter to place my order & it was brought out to our table in about 5 minutes. I ordered the Southwest Club sandwich ($8.50) & my son got the Turkey Pesto Melt ($8.50). The sandwiches were made on extra wide pan bread so they're big. I tried both sandwiches but thought the turkey pesto melt was better. The club sandwich came on white bread but it would taste better if it were toasted. I regretted that I didn't order the 1/2 sandwich & soup as the soups sound delicious. The freshly baked pastries looked really good, especially the brownies. I was too full to try one. The owner was friendly & told me that his sister (co-owner) comes in daily before opening & bakes the pastries from scratch. I would return here.

Wonderful service and pleasant staff. The food was amazing and the interior of the restaurant was…read morelovely.

This little diner in downtown Richmond is oozing with charm. The family-owned business is…read morecelebrating the tenth year of service. We stopped in for an early lunch. Breakfast and lunch are served anytime. We sat at the bar because the seven booths were filled - the place is popular and tiny. An ancient safe stands behind the counter. Water cups advertise local businesses. I ordered the soup of the day - Loaded Potato. The soup was filled with potatoes, ham and cheese in a creamy soup base. The soup was hot, delicious and I could tell it was fresh made. My husband had a grilled cheese with fries. The order of crinkle cut fries was generous. His grilled cheese was old school with American cheese on white toast grilled just like mama used to make. The staff is super friendly and checked on us regularly. The food came out very fast. The place has a homey feel. We found free parking on the side of the building, which we entered from a back street. Other people were having breakfast, which looked awesome. Worth checking out.

This is a diner and they do diner stuff just fine. I think its rating is a little inflated because…read morethere aren't any other decent breakfast places in Richmond. I dock it down to three stars because the burgers are fine but nothing to be excited about. It is usually crowded, the service is good though

Man did this place disappoint no one greets you when you walk in, it's seat yourself, which is…read morefine, but a welcome greeting goes a long way. The place is decorated nicely and clean. The food left much to be desired. Our table of 7 ordered a variety of dishes such as the Rise and Shine, Country Breakfast Skillet, a pancake, and breakfast sandwich. The grits were watery with zero salt or butter. We tried to doctor them up by adding lots of salt and butter but it was useless The eggs had no salt or pepper although they do a nice job of cooking over easy eggs which some places fail at. Homefries, which were really hasbrowns, were mushy and bland. The pancake was dry. The bacon and toast were good.

Farm-Fresh Flavor with a Side of Small-Town Charm - Breakfast at The Farmer's Daughter in Urbana,…read moreOhio If you ever find yourself cruising through Urbana, Ohio with a hunger that only a hearty, home-cooked breakfast can satisfy, do yourself a favor and stop at The Farmer's Daughter. It's the kind of place where the biscuits are fluffy, the coffee's always hot, and the welcome is as warm as the griddle. This morning, we popped in for breakfast, and from the moment we stepped through the door, we knew we were in good hands. That feeling was confirmed when Holly, our waitress, greeted us with a smile and the kind of friendly service that makes you feel like a regular--even if it's your first visit. I went all-in with The Hog Log, and let me tell you, this is not your average breakfast burrito. It's a hearty wrap filled with sausage, bacon, ham, scrambled eggs, and cheese, all rolled in a soft flour tortilla and smothered in rich, homemade sausage gravy. Every bite had that perfect balance of smoky, creamy, and savory flavors--and the gravy? Next-level delicious. My wife ordered Uncle Dave's Favorite Breakfast, which comes with your choice of pancakes or French toast, eggs done your way, a breakfast meat, and toast. She chose pancakes, bacon (crispy but not burnt), whole wheat toast, and eggs over medium. The pancakes were fluffy and golden, the bacon had that perfect crisp, and the eggs were cooked just right--firm whites with warm, runny yolks. It was classic comfort on a plate. The décor is classic country diner meets local charm--think rustic wood accents, sweet signs on the wall, and the kind of vibe that makes you want to slow down and savor the morning. Whether you're a local or just passing through Champaign County, The Farmer's Daughter is worth the stop. The portions are generous, the food is fresh, and the service--especially from folks like Holly--makes the experience even better. So go ahead, order the Hog Log. Or Uncle Dave's. Or both. You'll thank me later. Sorry my camera wasn't working so no pictures Take the Trip, your Next Adventure is waiting. #TakeTheTripByBrian

This place is so cute. There was only one lady working but she was efficient and so nice. My…read morehusband and I split the Mediterranean breakfast and it was so good. The bagel was so crispy on the outside and chewy and fluffy on the inside. Everything was so fresh. We will definitely be back.

Cute breakfast place. They have a lot of familiar breakfast…read morefavorites (eggs, waffles, omelets etc) but also some Mediterranean specials. I'm an adventurous type so I ordered a dish I couldn't pronounce "Menumen" so? Delicious. Lots of places with good breakfast food have lousy coffee. Not here. They offer a wide array of coffee and coffee drinks. Also a lot of varieties of smoothies.

The chicken fried chicken special was outstanding. Tender juicy chicken and delicious breading…read more The gravy was delicious as well. Our server was very pleasant and attentive.

Avoid this place like the plague. For 2 salads 1 Pepsi and a small glass of milk $35.00…read more A small milk was $4. The additional eggs was two dollars, and fifty cents, and a small pepsi was two dollars.And fifty cents. No eggs for the salad and no mushrooms for the salad. No fruit on the salad bar. No french dressing rude waitresses. And we had to pay extra ford eggs. Yet when I call them and ask them if it was a full solid bar they said, oh yes, of course. They did say that the salad bar was unlimited. What little or was. Yet, they required you to get a second small plate rather than just give you one large plate to get your food. Places like this should be shut down. Save your money go to mcdonald's at least there.They have eggs in a salad. When my wife informed them that we would not be back to have dinner here ever again. The cook basically, just shrugged your shoulders and said, whatever. It's businesses like this that give the United States a bad name.

What a cute local bakery with several options…read more Muffins, cookies, pies, cake, and the quintessential Ohio buckeye and an Oreo buckeye. We were quickly served at the counter, but if you choose to eat in, they have a quaint menu for breakfast and lunch, with the kids' menu included. A dozen cookies for $20 or two dollars a cookie. The cookies were 2 to 3 times the normal-sized cookies you get at other locations. There is a wide selection of coffee flavors as well.

I live about 30 minutes from the bakery and placed a to-go order. Two cinnamon rolls, fried pancake…read morebites, breakfast potatoes, biscuits and gravy and the avocado toast with scrambled eggs. While I was picking up my order, I grabbed some chocolate chip cookies, a snickerdoodle and an oatmeal one as well as a piece(?) of carrot cake- I question it being a piece because it was HUGE, and for such a small amount of money! Let me tell you- my food, even after a 30 minute car ride + time getting my son situated once we got home, was DELICIOUS! My order was the avocado toast and if scrambled eggs and avocado still taste great after that much time- you KNOW that's saying something. The pretzel bread, oh my word, wasn't soggy, was firm, was DELICIOUS. The fried pancake bites- wow, it was like fair food meets breakfast and not much can top that combination. My 3 year old son even tried them and then asked for more- again, parents of picky eaters will know, that's saying A LOT! My husband had the biscuits and gravy, he said it was delicious! I'll note what I appreciated about that is being a to-go order, they packaged the gravy up in a plastic container so it wouldn't get the biscuits soggy- I always appreciate a place that takes the extra time to accommodate orders. Now, the pièce de résistance, the cinnamon rolls. Being full from all the food I gobbled up, I had to save these GIANT cinnamon rolls for the next day and the next day- without a doubt, the BEST cinnamon rolls I have ever had! Hands down. 30 seconds in the microwave and oh my gosh, insanely delicious. The cookies were also SO good!! My husband said it was the best snickerdoodle cookie he's ever had, I can't confirm because he didn't share with me, which might actually just confirm it was- normally he would give me a bite. The oatmeal cookie I had was SO stinking good- the best I've ever had too! Carrot cake was delicious as well! This was my first time here- placing a take out order was effortless and easy even when you could clearly hear that the place was super busy- as it should be! I can't wait to come back and especially can't wait to have more of their cinnamon rolls. *drool*