DaughterPoo and I stopped at Saddle Creek for a late breakfast (11am). It was packed, but a table…read moreopened up quickly (I'm not sure moaning "hunger, hunger!" had anything to do with it but hey, whatever works). DP ordered Lemon Berry Pancakes, a plate-filing short stack of goodness. I'd like to say it tasted as good as it looked, but I couldn't tell as DP chowed down like a hound from hell. In a good way, of course. She did allow me to share her Maple Braised Bacon (meaning that I was able to snatch a piece while she wasn't looking). Really, really fine, something I'd definitely order again. For me. Not to share. I had the Schnitzel Bennie with tart cherry jam and lemon hollandaise. Sound unusual? Tasted great! My only gripe was that the pork cutlet was a bit small and could have used a bit more seasoning in the breading. Would I order it again? You betcha! Service was fast and efficient. The decor was quirky and inviting but the space was loud enough that it was really hard to carry a conversation. Overall rating: yahoo!

I haven't been to SCBC in quite a while so decided to go after church. The wait was only around 20…read moreminutes which we were pleased with, as I know Sunday mornings are one of their busier days. We said first available seats, which ended up being at the end of the bar. More about that later... I ordered the vegan standard and hubs ordered the banana bread French toast. The server was friendly and the food came out in a timely manner, considering the place was packed. Regarding the vegan standard, it seems they have cut back on the amount of tofu scramble and increased the amount of hashbrowns, which was a little bit disappointing. As usual it was very tasty though! I tried a bite of the hubs French toast and it was VERY unique and tasty! II will be getting that next time. I was disappointed to hear that they haven't brought back the vegan biscuits and gravy, but maybe once again they will! So the food was great but our experience, not so much, based on where we were sitting. I feel like they should not even use the last spot at the bar to seat a patron. Right next to where I was sitting is the place they bring the clean silverware to dry it off, then they would toss it into the silverware holder. The noise was very annoying and they did nothing to try to even be quiet about it. The other thing about that location is the register is pretty much right in your face, like 15 inches directly in front of me and someone was pretty much there the whole time. Other areas of the bar wouldn't be quite so bad, but next time we will wait longer to get a table or sit at the bar top that looks outside instead of at all the workers doing their thing and talking to each other. Other than the location of where we sat this visit, this is still one of our top spots for a yummy vegan breakfast, and we will be back!

Our server had been working here for the past 50 years! She was very sweet. You go to this place…read moreif you want to step back in time this place has not changed in many years so throwback establishment. There was still a JFK article hanging behind the counter. My husband loved their homemade salsas.

Should be rated the best in the Midwest for great homes cooked meals, there hot roast beef sandwich…read morewith mashed potatoes and gravy are tops

The chefs are friendly and accommodating to special requests…read more The menu offers breakfast, salads, sandwiches and full meals. This includes Italian, Mexican, seafood, ect. Last week I had the Carbonara which was delicious. Served with lots of crispy bacon and choices to add. I tried the grilled chicken. The pasta was perfect and the sauce was amazing!! While dining the chef came out to visit and get feedback as well dropped off a batch of homemade chocolate chip cookies fresh and warm out of the oven. What a treat!! This is the perfect go to spot for any and everyone. Don't expect sales people to mob you, just follow your nose off the showroom floor. Nice and clean and worth a little wait during busy times. All made to order!! YUM!!

Fantastic menu of options. Today we went with breakfast and enjoyed it very much. I had the garbage…read morebreakfast and subbed out the steak for sausage and mushrooms. I also opted for the gravy on the side which was delicious. Portions are large so we could have shared. The guys in the kitchen are very helpful and friendly. Looking forward to trying lunch options next time!

Enjoyed all the food at Jojos, I recommend getting their pancakes! The biscuits and gravy tasted…read moreexactly how they looked.

I have seen Jojos in Benson a few dozens times before I actually stopped in for breakfast with a…read morefriend. It was not super busy and we were seated right away. I didn't see anything on the breakfast menu that blew me away. I opted for the turkey melt sandwich with fries, and a diet coke. I knew immediately when it was set down that it was not going to be crispy and I was right. It was flat and syrupy. I enjoye my sandwich the fries were okay. My friend got bacon eggs and a english muffin. the presentation was lacking but it is a diner. The atmosphere was choatic and loud. overall it was inexpensive and a-ok.

Good food, fast service, great price. I've come in for a solo meal and met business partners there…read morefor meetings. It doesn't matter if you're just drinking a bottomless mug of coffee (tip generously, please), or if you're there for amazing comfort food, you'll have a great experience at Billy's. It's not fancy, but you'll feel right at home. Cheers!

Classic diner atmosphere, with good service and good food at good prices, which isn't typical…read moreanymore. The biscuits and gravy are good. I can't swear that the sausage gravy is made fresh, but it's tasty, unlike places where it comes out of a can and starts to congeal as soon as it begins to cool. The biscuits are up to the task, flaky and delicious. The coffee is good and the server kept our mugs fresh and hot the whole time we were there. And they're open at 6:30, so there's time to enjoy breakfast and still get to work on time. Great spot.

A friend brought me back here after a long hiatus, and I'm disappointed that it took me so long to…read morecome back. Great service, amazing food, and homemade desserts. Can't wait to go back!

I came here while visiting friends in the area. Overall, the food was good and you're given a lot…read moreof it. This Breakfast/Brunch gem features a U shaped bar flanked by booths on either end of the room. Walking into this place feels like walking into a Time Machine from when it was opened in 50s or 60s (website said 1968). Regardless it hasn't changed much and that's the charm of it all. The background story of who Harold was captures the American spirit and the wall decorated with his war medals brings it all home and bolsters the charm of this place. In addition to Harold's story, the business also has some Hollywood charm. We sat diagonal from the booth that Jack Nicholson sat in for the 2002 film "About Schmidt" where he played a retired insurance agent from Omaha (the film was also mostly filmed on location). You'll know if you're in the booth because there is a gold plaque commemorating the booth. The servers were fast and friendly. This diner is known for their homemade cake donuts, cinnamon rolls, and pecan rolls; we unfortunately did not partake as we were too full. Prices were reasonable and as stated before, you get a lot of food. Bottom line: if you need a brunch spot and you have the time, go check out this dime of a diner...you won't regret it.

Went to Jojo's for something new. First step in the door smelled of tobacco smoke; come to find out…read morethere's a smoke shop next door. A bit annoying but it faded. We shared a giant cinnamon roll which was delicious, crispier than I'd have imagined but very tasty. Husband's breakfast burrito was great, and filling. I got the Hat Trick breakfast basics of scrambled eggs (weirdly flat, not fluffy), sausage patties which were very tasty, and biscuit and gravy; the biscuit was delicious but the gravy was underseasoned, surprisingly. The server was good, attentive but not overly so. A bit spendy but enjoyable.

We made a reservation. Didn't really need it, but it was nice having one…read more Place is kind of 50's Diner themed, but the menu is kind of Texmex-mixed with diner food. I got the full biscuits and gravy, but was still a tad hungry. My bacon was perfect. My SIL let me eat a quarter of her waffle. That helped satisfy my hunger a little. The place was super cold inside so I was kind of distracted by that. Not a bad place, but I may be shopping around for additional brunch/breakfast options in the area. Just to see what else is out there.

Kiddo had a quince in the area, so the better half and I popped into Dinker's. It's definitely a…read moredive spot. Everyone knows everyone, and if you're new, you just figure it out as you go. Nobody takes your order. You read the menu, walk to the back, and tell the kitchen. Drinks are the same deal. And bring cash because they don't take cards. The ATM fee hurts. We tried the bacon cheeseburgers. Mine came with onion strings, which were actually really good. Her fries were bland beyond saving. The burgers themselves were just okay. Not bad, not "best in the city" either. Maybe the wild menu options are where the hype comes from. Service is fine. Not warm, not rude, just efficient. Overall: classic dive vibes, solid onion strings, average burgers. If I ever go back, I'm ordering something with more razzle dazzle.

Ordered the Haystack burger, Swiss Mushroom Burger, french fries and onion rings. The burgers and…read morefries tastes great. The onion rings were pretty decent, considering I don't even like onions. Service has its ups and downs. There were friendly staff members, and there were some that weren't. The atmosphere is pretty much what you would expect at a bar/grill; pretty lowdown and chill. The prices on the foods were okay, but do keep in mind that they only accept cash.