Very friendly staff, I had the breakfast sandwich it was freshly prepared. Real bacon…read more I was traveling though and just happened to find this, I will be back!

Was able to swing by this hidden gem of a coffee shop, and goodness! I can't recommend this place…read moreenough! Yes, it's off the beaten trail, but it's worth a visit. It was so cute and cozy inside, perfect for having quality time or getting some work done. In terms of beverages, you can tell that they specialize in having a unique coffee selection, which I feel like is just not as common in today's run-of-the-mill society. I had the barista surprise me with a drink of her choice, and it was wonderful! I also love that they took the time to train and hang the barista's certifications behind the register - this just adds so much credibility to a small place like this and makes me want to support their business even more. Truly can't wait to return, despite the long drive! I also have to point out that this place was so incredible with my professionally trained service dog. I was able to come across one of the owners of the business during my time there, and they were so ecstatic to see a trained dog in their business. It was sweet talking briefly with them about my pup's training, and being able to thank them for the service I received while at their coffee shop. Thankful for businesses like this!

Very personal service, with delightful people. Service:…read moreexceptional Prices: very reasonable Selection: perfect, check out the daily specials. Atmosphere: layed back!

RIP Grays. With…read moreGray's Cafeteria in Moorseville being a Midwest tradition for my parents and I on every flight in to the Indy airport over countless years, we were saddened to know that it closed. But when one restaurant door closes, another one opens. Taking tha path less traveled from Moorseville to Terre Haute and having not eaten because Grays cafeteria is permanently closed, we popped into the Monrovia Family Restaurant for a late lunch/early dinner. What a delight! Kate our server was super friendly and the ambiance is cute and charming in a "middle of nowhere in Indiana" kind of way. Kate suggested the breaded tenderloin as a fan favorite to my dad and I went with an omelette. The tenderloin is the real deal and also giant. One of those kind of tenderloins that there is more meat outside of the bun than between the bun. My dad said it was good and had lots of leftovers to take home. We felt this place was "mid-western" nice, clean, comfortable, easy and an OK value for what we got. One stall of a unisex bathroom is a slight drawback but not a show stopper.

Officially known as Stacks of Clayton. Not to be confused with Stacks of Plainfield. Nothing like…read moreit. Great food, fun atmosphere and amazing friendly service. Open for dinner Thurs thru Sat with great catfish being my favorite. Breakfast all day so enjoy brunch too!

My fiance and I went in for breakfast one morning. We've lived in Clayton for a while now but had…read morenever been to the Cafe before. The atmosphere is fabulous. Very country Cafe ish! The food was a little disappointing. We ordered the corned beef hash and it was swimming in grease. The portions were VERY generous though! The service was impeccable!

Amie B. was very attentive and kind. Good qualities if you're just waking up in the morning. Food…read morewas delicious. Coffee was plentiful! I'll be back the next time I'm in Indianapolis!

Took my mother here for breakfast during lunchtime: she had biscuits and gravy and I had an…read moreomelette. We both really liked our meals and the service was friendly.

Morgan's is a small town cafe with Midwest charm and a home style menu. The cafe sits in an aging…read morestrip mall. Local sports photos adorn the walls. The mix of booths and tables give off a 1990's vibe. The place is cozy and comforting. Our server was attentive, friendly and engaging. She made menu recommendations. The menu is a mix of traditional breakfast and lunch items. Egg plates, pancakes, omelets, burgers. Prices are reasonable. There is an up charge for crust card use. I had a cheeseburger with onion rings on the advice of our server. The burger was huge with lots of toppings - I could only eat half. The onion rings are house made and delicious. My husband had the breaded tenderloin, which is prepared fresh in house. The huge tenderloin was thin with a nice breaded coating. He had the fries, which could have been a bit crispier. There is plenty of parking in the strip mall lot.

I haven't been here in years. Why? I don't know, there's nothing wrong with this place other than…read moreit is not located right on the side of the road but set a ways back so I probably just don't think about them when driving by. So my granddaughter and I came here for lunch. I had the Philly Cheesesteak and she had the Buffalo Chicken. It was good food and we would both order ours again. I was impressed they had four kinds of cobblers on hand, peach, cherry, apple and blackberry. We both ordered cobbler, cherry for me and blackberry for her. They were both delicious. Our server was very friendly and super efficient in taking care of us. Paying the check by the door was simple and cheaper if paid in cash.

Breakfast was on par with the best in Indy. Big Brooklyn was hearty and the breakfast sandwich my…read morewife at was also great.

The Brooklyn cafe is a great spot to grab breakfast or lunch! Small local stop to make you feel…read moreright at home.

On the road less traveled while driving from Plainfield to Terre Haute on 40 with my dad, I am…read more quick to find those hidden gems via Yelp along the way. A good local bakery in Indiana can be like a unicorn. Happy to have found the Singing Crust Bakery....a lovely little unicorn. Showing up about 45 minutes prior to close probably served us no good, but we were happy to pop in and get what we got. There was actually quite a bit available at this late hour. The staff is so friendly and patient as we contemplate our choices, there are actually quite a few people working this day. House made English muffins, peanut butter cookies and a cinnamon role. All take home items to be eaten later in our kitchen. Unexpectedly delicious....really quite good. My mom cannot stop talking about the peanut butter cookies and she is kind of a connoisseur of sorts in these cookie related matters. The cinnamon role when reheated was the perfect amount of soft stretchy dough and sweetness (more light, than dense). And the English muffins, almost the size of a teacup saucer, were excellent. Really excellent....not to mention unique, for when do you see an house made English muffin in a bakery? Items we did not buy, but were available were breads, including baguettes, whole pies, pie slices and other assortments of cookies. Coffee and some sandwiches are available for sale as well. Not often in this area, but an absolutely worthy stop. My parents and I will one day make it a point to have a little road trip to drive over from Terre Haute to pick up some baked good again.

Disheartening start from a bakery we look forward to eating from. No coffee or hot breakfast…read moresandwiches in the morning. Store opens at 7am yet by 7:40am their grill was still off and no coffee was made. Redemption their croissants are delicious as always hot or cold. We made a point to forgo other breakfast locations, since we desired hot ham & swiss croissants and chocolate croissants.

This place has been on my To Try Next list since I moved back to Indiana four years ago. I never…read morecould quite get around to experiencing this small business but I always wanted to. Today, I did, because I didn't have to fast for a blood draw right down the street. The inside is a lot bigger than I expected. There is plenty of seating. I counted 18 tables with two seats each (for a total of 36 seats) but arranged in various combinations of 2, 4, 6, and 8 seat groups of tables. The service is super friendly. Well over and beyond any expectation you may have, I'm sure. They make you feel like a member of the family and that you have been coming here for years. I ordered the Grilled Philly Steak Sandwich which comes how ever you want it fixed with a choice of six different cheeses. The sandwich was excellent. I had a bag of plain Lays chips with my sandwich. For dessert I had one Chocolate Chip Cookie. Paying is super easy and totally informal (they explained it to me earlier). No waiting on a check, just mosey up to the register when you're ready and settle up.

The House is nice, little family owned restaurant with big flavors. The owners of this little…read moreestablishment are just as courteous and friendly as one can be and the interior really gives it that real, small-town diner feel that used to be a prevalence in America. I look forward to dining here again in the near future.

Visiting my friend in Mooresville for many years we passed this restaurant many times. He would…read morecomment on how after his niece's basketball games the family would gather here for brunch. It took my suggestion on this trip for me to actually try it and I was not disappointed. The atmosphere and lengthy menu reminded me of New Jersey diner. The menu was so extensive, I completely missed one whole page of breakfast foods. They had everything with the exception of bagels. Portions are huge. They were so big, I could not finish my meal. Two could eat comfortably with the sizes of the dishes they brought out. Grits were a nice texture, not runny or pasty and yes, they serve grits this far north. I would estimate that they serve about 2-3 measuring cups worth in a cereal bowl. My three egg omelet was fine. The vegetables and ham were mixed in with the egg, which was cooked just fine. Pancakes are their signature dish and I really enjoyed these, except they were too big. Two fluffy pancakes stacked together just about covered a dinner plate. Too often pancakes are floppy or overcooked. These were perfect. I would have liked the option for real maple syrup, though. Our server was "Joanie on the Spot" and she never let the coffee cup go below half full. In addition to being prompt, she was friendly and knowledgeable about the food.

Huge menu, friendly servers and employees…read more They have daily specials for breakfast and dinner. Large portions of food. It's likely you won't leave hungry. Clean restaurant, booths and tables. Prices are very fair. They make their own soups on site daily, generally 2 different soups. Growing up in NJ with diners in nearly every community it's great that Mooresville has a restaurant/diner here.

Food is delicious!!! The bbq pulled pork nachos are yummy big enough as a meal by itself!!!…read moreThe Buffalo chicken wrap was spicy and delicious, the fries are crispy and taste delicious dipped in ranch! Had the blueberry in the hole beer which taste like a cider so I liked it a lot. Husband had the Eden bruh which was also tasty. Plenty of seating. The waitress, won't say name,unfortunately not very personable but neither was the other waitress helping others as well. The guys at the entrance were very appreciative for the business. Definitely worth the drive!!!

Stopped in while traveling thru town. Decent atmosphere,…read morevery friendly waitress. Decent selection of their beers and some from their sister brewery. Tried the Nigh PA and the lucid ipa, both above average. Preferred the lucid. Cauliflower wrap with fries. I asked for extra spice and crispy fries and got both. Tasty and well priced.