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    Colonial Coffee Shoppe

    3.7 (53 reviews)
    InexpensiveBreakfast & Brunch

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    Moderate noise
    Casual
    Good for kids
    Good for groups

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    Breakfast!
    Will V.

    Updating my review from awhile ago. New owners took over and it shows. Our food took a lot longer then normal, I asked for sliced tomato as a substitute from potatoes. They were so thinly sliced and not as much as before. Our waitress didn't visit us that often and took over 5 minutes to get a menu. I hope they read this and take the feedback. Training is needed and I am worried as good as this place was, it's about to change.

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    Melissa D.

    I was excited to hear there was a new owner. The renovations are nice. The staff is super nicer but the food not so much. My over easy eggs all broken and very dry. I have never see grits this color. I don't think we will be back

    Been here forever
    Timothy T.

    I'm surprised that I've never stopped in here after living in the area so long. Colonial is tucked away in a strip mall between a Chinese and Italian restaurant. I frankly never noticed it. Friends suggested it and five of us stopped in for lunch. To me Colonial seems like a luncheonette in the old sense of the term. As you walk in there is a counter at the right and booths on the left. The kitchen is behind the counter. We were seated and brought menus. They have a pretty nice $5.50 lunch menu that's pretty hard to beat, typically it's a good size sandwich and fries. We had to ask for that menu. I don't know if it's for regulars only, or they forgot to tell us. I ordered the turkey blast which was a turkey, bacon, cheese, with russian dressing on a pita. I didn't want fries so I asked if they could substitute something. Our waitress suggested fresh fruit. I said, "sure." The sandwich was very good and the fruit consisted of a good portion of sliced strawberries and bananas. Nice! This is a nice family run place with a friendly vibe; worth checking out.

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