There is a feeling of rom-com when I am in a small town. Sitting by the window inside the cafe,…read moreadmiring the architecture of Main Street. This is my second time visiting this restaurant. I like the vibe inside and the simplicity of the cafe. To order, is by the front counter. The customer service is great and the staff was able to accommodate my coffee request. I had the breakfast sandwich and Lavender Miel latte. It was a good combination. This is one of my favorite places to dine when I am in Wisconsin.

It's been a few years. Im bumping them up a star given how many mediocre restaurants there are now…read morein the Madison area. This one is a more solid choice than a lot of what is out there. Plenty of breakfast options. Prices are as high, if not higher than Madison though. Appreciate them having Madison Sourdough Company bakery items. It makes it easy to just grab a couple of great bakery items to go.

This weekend I got to visit pink flamingo on state street. This has been long anticipated as I'd…read moreseen many videos on social media of Madison locals visiting. When you walk in you're welcomed with a bright pink interior and cute decorations. I was a bit disappointed by the service, they were not very friendly and although we were seated immediately, it took about 15 minutes to be greeted at our table. This was redeemed by the appetizer we ordered, FAVS which is sautéed shrimp in garlic butter. This was the best part of the meal, the shrimp was perfect. We also ordered an iced mocha and a coffee which were decent but nothing special. The entree we ordered was the chilaquiles with birria and scrambled eggs, which were unfortunately another let down. The chips and salsa were cold and the meat was room temperature. The only warm thing was the eggs, it seemed like maybe they realized they forgot to make the eggs scrambled and left everything else sitting while they remade the eggs. For a total of $31 we got fed and cute decorations, but I can't give pink flamingo anything higher than a 3/5 and I will not be visiting again.

Went here for Mothers Day brunch. Cute Florida/flamingo theme throughout. It is on the second floor…read morewith stairs to get there. Breakfast and coffee was yummy. Staff was attentive despite it being busy. This is mostly a breakfast place so Sunday brunch was perfect.

Every town would be so lucky to have a Lazy Jane's! Our breakfast outing today was perfect, start…read moreto finish. I love that it is in a renovated house, such a cool welcoming vibe. Staff were super kind, and helpful too as I needed a peanut-free and gluten-free bakery item for my kid and they had it!! The scones are other-worldly. The art is gorgeous. The customers were all so chill and engaged in conversations and enjoying the beautiful space. Not a laptop in sight. Loved everything about this place and will absolutely return as often as possible. We also bought 6 scones to go!

A restaurant with shadows and mysteries. When stepping inside the eatery I could hear a creaking…read moredoor and floors. It feels like walking inside a Victorian house with dark woody furnishings. There is a see a shadow appeared by the order counter, no smile no greetings, just an annoyed look of discontent. In my thoughts, is this a ghost? In such an old house, it must be. I looked at the board menu. I ordered the. corn beef, sunny side eggs, and toast. After ordering, I paid for the breakfast meals. To my surprise, I was asked to tip 18%, 20% and 25%. In my mind, does a ghostly figure did she deserve a tip. Even though, I didn't receive good customer service but I tipped. I was given a mechanical box to alarm me when my order is ready. I started walking inside the narrow corridor. I looked at the decorations on the wall. It seems like the decor and images inside the frames moving around with prying eyes. Finally, a place to sit. A buzzing sound alerted me, ah the breakfast meals are ready. I walked back to the order counter. I was confused, I have to get my own order from a small window and serve myself. Jinkies! Mystery has been solved. That's why the restaurant is named 'Lazy Janes', there is no customer service. It's the patron's job to get the food and clean up. Does this eating experience deserve a tip?

Great food and service! Best hashbrowns I've had in a long time. Really big pancake that doesn't…read moredry out and absorb all of the syrup. Great butter and coffee as well. My daughter had the pancake and sausage link which were also very good. Portions are large, prices are good, and the servers are all very personable. I don't typically allow my daughter to have a lot of sugar but when we first arrived, our server Danette gave a little cup of fruit loops to my almost 2 year old to keep her occupied until the food came out. If you're looking for some good food and decent prices, this is the place. We love a good simple diner with great food and great service.

I wanted to like this place, I really did. Did some research on solid diners in the Madison area…read moreand this is one of the ones that popped up. It was off the highway, so I thought I would give it a go. Walked in and it was what you would expect from a Wisconsin diner -- old carpeting, waitresses who are lifers, and signage from the bygone era. I sat at the bar, with barstools that came about 4 feet off the ground, and asked the cordially waitress what was good. She rattled off about 3/4 of the breakfast menu so I needed a few minutes. A few minutes passed and I went with the Krab Cakes Benedict (why the K?) and the Cottage Platter. The crab cakes were decent (definitely better than the Cottage Platter), but very crisp on the outside, straddling the line of burnt, and somewhat cooked on the inside. Light on the seasoning. As they say on the cooking shows, it was screaming for some acidity...or in this case some Old Bay. Then the Cottage Platter, which I was very much looking forward to, fell flat for me. The hashbrowns had a funky taste to them, which I couldn't quite place. And again, overall, the dish was lacking in flavor. Would I go out of my way to hit this place up again? Most likely not. If I was in the area and wanted to try something else, I probably would.

New owners since March 2026. We were greeted right when we walked in and was offered coffee…read more Friendly service to the max. The dining room was extremely clean and had a cute farm theme. We ordered crepes and a Philly beef sandwich. The crepes were tender and light. Next time I'd likely order three instead of two. The beef sandwich was OK, nothing special. We upgraded to cheese curds for only $2 and they were great! Friendly place to grab breakfast or a quick lunch.

I've been to Fink's many times over the last 10 years, and even with ownership changes, it remains…read morea top breakfast spot in Mount Horeb. The seating can be a bit cramped as it is a small place. The service is usually good, but there can be waits when they get swamped, which makes sense because I don't think I've ever seen more than a cook and one server in the place. If you want a good, greasy breakfast, this is the spot.

It's a good thing my wife and I are early risers. We stayed close to Willy St the last time in…read moreMadison and Willaby's was only a 15 min walk away. Good thing for that walk because you will be stuffed upon leaving. Hearty portions of greasy spoon diner breakfast legends are served with a smile at this CASH Only joint. I had the Fair Oaks Skillet which was fantastic, my wife got a super stuffed omelette and we had one HUGE blueberry pancake to split. Both left full and happy with a great walk down Willy st to help with digestion. We will be back.

I found out from my daughter she and her friends used to go here in middle school cause it's so…read moreclose to Marquette/Okeef middle schools. The food is just what I was looking for in the morning. Reminded me of going to that on neighborhood handout place for people who like breakfast for lunch. The service was just the way you'd expect the local breakfast spot to be. Guy in back with the white apron calling out orders and the server walking over in record speed cause they know you're hungry. The place sits right in Willy street the great street. You can sit by the big front window and watch the neighborhood come to life. They have a nice breakfast counter too with the spools you can spin on, it's an old time atmosphere. There are a few booths but they move you in and out pretty fact so I've never had to wait.

Friendly fast service and delicious food. While my breakfast was great as I eyed the bakery options…read moreI can only imagine how good those are. There was a wide selection, all smelling amazing. However, I was late for a meeting and didn't want to overdo it LOL

Was able to dine in with my family for a nice Sunday breakfast, of which C's did not disappoint!!…read moreOur party of four was able to be seated right away in the cozy family vibe of the diner. The breakfast skillet with Jalapeño Baccon was a great way to add a little heat to their classic breakfast dish. AND the homemade sourdough toast was an excellent compliment to the day! Plate = cleaned!

Teddy Wedgers is the ultimate college food. The pasty's are delicious! I recommend getting a half…read moresize as they are very large and filling. I usually get their yummy chicken pot pie or pizza pasty but I strongly recommend asking for whatever special they have that day! They typically don't have a dessert on but on this day they had an apple pie pasty. I don't know if I would get it again. The service is great even though there's typically only one person manning the entire place. It's also worth mentioning that it's extremely small and more of a carry out place. You can take your pasty to go and sit around the beautiful capitol square to enjoy it!

This place has been here for decades and I am sure I have walked by it hundreds of times but never…read moregave them a try. Finally during the Art Fair on the Square we stopped in. Recently we were in the UP of Michigan where pasties are king and we tried the traditional beef version - I was less than enamored with the somewhat bland hand-wich! I understand its origin as a miner's lunch food but that doesn't make it tasty. So we gave the Madison version a try and this time went for the breakfast version with cheese, egg and bacon. It was much better and had more flavor than a traditional beef pie. Still it was just OK. I now understand why they had packets of hot sauces, etc. on the counter. It is a relatively inexpensive meal and it is filling.... Just not my thing.