Good was great and had good conversations with all the people there... workers and other customers.

Very nice and clean store with a lot of quality items and variety. Well worth the drive from Rockford.

Real farm fresh food. Duck butt muffins are to die for! Setting is a converted milk house. Turkeys and farm animals are the backdrop. Food made fresh while you wait...real, nutritious food! Service is a little slow giving time for quiet conversations and relaxation. read more

So, I've been here for breakfast which was very good, the duck butt muffins are excellent. This time did the very uniquely midwestern thing, and went for pizza at the farm. Best pizza in Beloit. It's only available once a month, check their facebook page, and only during the summer months, but so worth it. read more

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Double B Farm offers fantastic service and a charming farm ambiance. The French toast, fresh eggs, hash browns, and bacon were all exceptional. A delightful breakfast experience! Five stars! read more

Double B Farm Country Store & Cafe - Two eggs, hashbrowns, bacon, and toast - Cafes Near Me - Beloit, Wisconsin

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This place is a bit hard to find if you follow yelps directions. It is actually up the street .25 mi. Since it is on a farm, everything looks like a farm and the signage is kind of small. The food was worth the effort in finding the place. The omlet was large with fresh ingredients and cooked to order. The biscuits and gravy were solid as well. Lots of chunks of sausage and once properly peppered and mixed with the egg yolks was spot on. Only a few tables and mostly regulars when I was there. It was a pleasant dining experience. Cash only. read more

5 stars and 10 if I could But seriously, great food. I'll make the 1.25 hour drive to eat there a few times a year now read more

Great service, friendly staff. This place has the best breakfast. It is so fresh you will not regret coming here. I ordered the egg breakfast with toast, bacon and hash browns. The amount of food you are given is so much, make sure you come hungry! read more

Double B Farm Country Store & Cafe - a plate of food - Cafes Near Me - Beloit, Wisconsin

Tiny little adorable restaurant in the middle of nowhere. Worth the drive. Do it. You park in the front yard of a barn house and immediately see goats and lambs and barn cats. Inside is a quaint seating area and through another door is another seating area and the kitchen. The food is all completely fresh and unprocessed. The prices are ridiculously reasonable and the atmosphere feels as though you've been invited into someone's home for breakfast/lunch. There are only a few employees so be prepared to sit tight with your coffee for a bit, but the wait is absolutely worth it. They also sell a variety of their own meats at affordable prices. We are definitely going back, and I highly recommend anyone who values good, farm fresh food to stop into this lovely place. read more

Double B Farm Country Store & Cafe - Seating in the back area - Cafes Near Me - Beloit, Wisconsin

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That was a great breakfast! Knocked off a star for two reasons: 1) The owner (?) was a little more...opinionated...than I anticipated in 2018. Just gonna leave that there. 2) There wasn't a single sign saying credit cards weren't accepted. If I had known that, I would have stopped for more cash on the way here. But the food was good and fresh, the way it's supposed to be. The coffee was delicious (remind me to bring my own splenda when I come back!) and my companion's blueberry pancakes were huge and the blueberries ripe! read more

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What an interesting destination!!! It was great! We will make another trip!!! Food was awesome. Animals were all around. read more

Have gotten carry out for breakfast a couple times. Food was good but menu online wasn't updated. Cost over $ 50 for breakfast for 3 adults. Not well kept up outside which doesn't match the online video they posted. Overall not what I expected. read more

Really good little farm yard family owned restaurant. The the Wait may be awhile but it's worth the wait. The gyro omelette is really good.

There is "farm to table" and there is table at the freaking farm.....This place is the real deal. I have never been to such a farm fresh, local breakfast joint in my entire life. The cooking is done by the lady behind the counter, and her husband does all the greeting and seating. The food is phenomenal. Just plain homestyle breakfast food, that will make you thank god that you drove out to the middle of no where to eat it. There are a few options on the breakfast menu including several omelettes, pancakes, and eggs, but they specialize in breakfast bowls and biscuits and gravy. I opted for the chicken + salsa omelette which came with hash and your choice of toast....all for $6.50. The plate of food was HUGE, easily enough food for two, but you will want to eat it all. The food-----AMAZING. There is something about fresh eggs, fresh ingredients, and the fact that everything is perfectly seasoned and just taste good. I didn't even want to add hot sauce for fear of ruining the flavor. My colleagues got the breakfast bowl, which is basically hash topped with sausage, cheese, and eggs (i think). It also looked great and was definitely filling. Everyone at the table left content. The cafe is open from 8am-3pm most days and it is really out in the country. I can't wait to go back and try their lunch. They have a few options, but I can only imagine how good the burgers are. Do yourself a favor and make the trek out there. The family that runs the farm/cafe are the reason that America is great. What more can I say??? read more

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Good food, good service, good people! Duck butt muffins, ribeye breakfast. Also bought their meats! read more

Fun farm location, great food, and friendly service! A gem in the country (say "hi" to the goats!). read more

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Just had the best breakfast probably ever with omelets and their duck butt muffin that was a raspberry milk chocolate muffin made with duck eggs! This was the best muffin I have ever had! Definitely recommended as a family breakfast or brunch!!! read more

When we pulled in, I asked my father, who first found the restaurant via Yelp, "where in Podunk-ville are we!?" This restaurant, if you can call it that, is not a place you drive by and think to yourself, "we should try that next time." With hardly more than 6 tables and a gravel drive, appetizing is not the first words that come to mind. As we walked by the pigs and ducks, since the place is attached to a very used barn, the kitten greeted us with a "meow" and we walked in. As the amount of cars parked outside suggested, there weren't many hungry souls inside. We were greeted by the owner and he set us at our table. The four of us sat down in what is assumed to be hand-me-downs of restaurant furniture, and our waitress took our drink order. We passed the time looking over the decor, the breckfast menu, and the baby goats they had in a play pen just around the corner. As we glanced over the small menu, one item in particular stood out: duck butt muffins. Muffins made with duck eggs are not only bigger, but from what we tasted, better. We all agreed that the muffins are reason itself to take the trip over to this hole-in-the-barn. Our food came soon after and hot out of the oven is a light description of how fresh it was. My brother's omelette was stocked full of meat, the gravy was thick, and the eggs and meat could only be assumed as straight from the farm. My family isn't the smallest in the world, so biscuits and gravy is the breckfast of champions. The sausage wasn't sliced daintily, and greatly appreciated by 3 hungry men. And after a few bites, we all nodded in agreement that this breakfast was something we'd all try again. As we paid the bill, only in cash, we thanked the owner, our waitress, and the goats. Outside, we said goodbye to the pigs, the cat, and the barn. As Schwarzenegger said, "I'll be back." read more

If you like to go to places off the beaten path that will give you an experience you can talk about after you leave this is the place for you. It was good food and the people that set around us were great company. I would definitely try the muffins and be sure that you get the biscuits and gravy. This is truly a person who just opened a restaurant in a barn at his home farm and started serving friends and neighbors. It has grown and was very crowded the day we were here. read more

Wowie this place was wonderful! Quaint, on the farm, and friendly. The food was fantastic. I will be bringing more people here. read more

Very good food. Home cooking. But please, get your flies under control!! You must try one of the duck butt muffins. Coffe was excellent.

When we arrived we visited with the farm animals. Such a nice place to spend time with the kiddos. The people were very nice and talkative. Family friendly place. They were happy to answer our questions and make conversation. We ordered omelets, duck butt muffins (don't let the name fool you, they are AMAZING!) And hash browns. Food was very enjoyable. Service was not slow, not fast very friendly. They also had a little store section to buy meats- we took home a few sausages to try! They were out of bacon and steaks due to high demand, but we look forward to trying another time. We would definitely go back and we highly recommend! read more

This was a surprising little hidden gem! This is a very small intimate place where you're treated like family. The biscuits and gravy are great. The coffee is delightful. We also visited with the goats. So much charm and down home feel. read more

The farm could use some sprucing up but the little cafe is clean and the food was delicious. Homemade fried potatoes, biscuits and gravy and farm fresh eggs. It is worth the trip. read more

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If you don't mind waiting, the food is worth it. Fresh! Sit in the porch, it has a view. It is a farm, stilettos are not encouraged. Saturdays=pizza outside read more

TERRIBLE!!! DON'T WASTE YOUR TIME OR MONEY. I only give it 1 star because that's the lowest allowed. This place is a complete joke!!!!!!!! I took the family based on the other reviews on here. I think the neighbors are trying to help these guys out. 1st the entrance is all overgrown with a year's worth of weeds..that you practically trip over going up the ramp. You kinda expect a farm experience and smell, but when in the actual "restaurant" and I use that term very very loosely..there was a very bad smell..turns out fresh hay was stacked in the barn above us..yuck. Even still..thought we'd tough it out and give the local person a try. When the man finally came over and asked us what we'd like to drink we ordered 1 coffee and 4 waters while we looked at the menu. He brought the coffee over and said he'd be back with the water...that's when the electrical problems started.. Total power went out..then on and off...not based on weather..but die to overloaded circuits. The man left to go to the breaker boxes..meanwhile the lady behind the counter and in the kitchen was oh great not again.muat be a relay switch again.. Lights on, lights off, no air conditioning at this point either. 20 minutes pass..and the lights stay on for a couple minutes and the man finally returns and says .."can't help you today". That'll just be $1.50 for the coffee. ARE YOU KIDDING ME?? HE'S GOT THE GUTS TO CHARGE ME FOR THE COFFEE AFTER ALL THAT??? So I hand him $2 and said that it's awful that he would even charge me for the coffee based on the experience we just has sitting through all of this and he said "well you had coffee right?" What an a**hole!! He followed me out and and threw the $2 at me and said " he didn't need the.money and had to much to worry about right now" I would definitely make sure not to recommend this place to anyone. I will definitely make sure to be calling the health department and building department. Not even sure he ever went through the proper process to have this "restaurant" on the Farm. And if the owner is reading this..you obviously DO need the $2. Leave this place for the neighbors to go have breakfast..that's all it might be good for read more

Ok if you are looking for slow food, cash only Farm breakfasts, literally on a Farm that serves pork chops from their own livestock, RUN TO THIS SIMPLE FARM/ Kitchen and get your nosh on! Simple folks serving simply amazing home cooked breakfast and lunch, but BREAKFAST should be the reason you visit this farm/restaurant! Don't forget your duck butt muffins! read more

This is one of the most unique places we have eaten at. It's an actual farm with animals every where, including wild Turkeys. For being a farm we were disappointed with frozen hash browns and plain tasting eggs. Their Duck Butt Muffins were the best thing on the menu. Place wasn't the cleanest we have seen. But we can look over a lot as it was uniquely cool. read more

Chicken and salsa omelette is just delicious, and the Double B burger is pure perfection!

Place is awesome! Farm fresh eggs and meat from owners. Always quality and always good!

Great food. I enjoy going to family owned businesses. Talking to all the people. One gentleman said this was the best kept secret around referring to the restaurant hidden in the country. If your looking for a quaint place with just a relaxing atmosphere I would recommend. You can even hear the rooster cock-a-doodling read more

Cute little random place in the middle of nowhere. The food was good and so was the service. This is a cute little mom and pop shop.

Possibly the best biscuits and gravy in the entire area... Also the most friendly place.

Visiting from New York. This was worth the trip. Double B Cafe installed a pizza oven and it's great. I tired a very good goat cheese pizza.

I've been here only once a few weeks ago and OH YEA I will be back. It's a barn converted into a small cafe and store. I had a pork chop, eggs and sausage gravy. All was so very yummy. The pork chop was the best I have ever had at a restaurant. The sausage gravy was totally awesome too. I even got a couple of pounds of the sausage for at home. It's out in the country a little bit but well worth the drive. Be sure and use your GPS!!. read more

Ordered B13 butterfly porkchop breakfast. First bite, the toast was rock hard. Scrambled eggs watery. Chop was 3/8 thick and dry, probably overcooked. Fried diced potatoes were ok. Entire plate was slightly warm. This place appeared to be a 2 person operation. Saw nats flying around our table. read more

A hidden gem for sure! It feels like you are going home for dinner when you walk in the door, enjoying the delicious homemade food. I love that the dining areas are small enough so that everyone joins in the conversation, a very comfortable atmosphere, you truly feel at home! read more

Great breakfast and service. Everything was hot and fresh. If you want to eat at the farm this is the place to go. The sausage and biscuits are wonderful. Eggs are so fresh, hash browns, and bacon are very good also. We were traveling through and found this great place on our way home. read more

My wife, sister and I went there for breakfast Saturday morning. I seen it on Yelp. It is pretty good. I believe the owner said everything was fresh and made on the farm. The bacon, ham and eggs all from farm. We would go back again FYI they do not take CARDS. read more

Tried this breakfast place out on a sunday morning. The food was excellant. I had the chicken salsa omelette and my wife had the biscuits and gravy both very good. The owner was very nice and the food is cooked fresh and homemade. It is really on a farm and the resturant is an addition off of the barn. read more