SERVICE: Very good. The waitress checked up on us twice and made sure we were aware of wait time to…read moreorder since they were busy at the time. We were welcomed upon entering. FOOD: Very good, no complaints. Prices are extremely reasonable. AMBIANCE: Very cute, homey diner. CRITIQUE: There were many flies in the eating area and kitchen area, all throughout the restaurant. I had to swat flies away, as I was eating. Please kill the flies, or let them out. This is the only thing that discourages me from coming back. Only reason for the 1 star reduction.

SERVICE: Although they were very busy, the waitress took time to keep us abrest of how many people…read morewere before us. FOOD: Very good. Excellent Beignets! I had the New Orleans Napoleon breakfast. Very tasty and almost perfect! My husband had the Big Breakfast with Auduoulla sausage. He enjoyed it except he didn't realize the sausage was hot he didn't expect that!! I loved the AMBIANCE! As an artist myself I really enjoyed all the customer portraits. Can't wait to go again!!!

This is a small cafe with lots of "small town vibes" I liked how cute the decor was and all the…read moredifferent pies they have for sale by slice. We went for breakfast. The food itself was ok. Not bad but nothing unique or notable. I didn't like the sausage patties though. They were too salty for my taste. It did take a bit for our food to come out and they didn't come out all at once so it was kind of uncomfortable to eat while others at our table are hungry and their food hasn't come out yet. Other than that, it was a decent experience but probably wouldn't go back.

This is a little locals place. We decided to try it out…read more Every table filled. This is one of those places that everyone seems to know each other and if they don't know you the service is not the same. Food was just ok. Nothing to brag about. 3 of us for $50 lunch for being a casual place. Nothing fancy. They have been there for awhile and they close early. All 3 of us agreed we would not go back. A piece of peanut butter pie $5.75 and it was a small piece with a couple of squirts of whipped cream if you even want to say a couple. We got it to go for my Dad and I was shocked they could charge that much. They stop serving breakfast and do just a lunch menu even though they close early, we probably would have enjoyed the breakfast more maybe. Definitely not a fan of this place. Food was nothing special.

Food was great and service was great. Ambience was not too loud. Great spot for a quick…read morebreakfast.

Taylor's Breakfast & Lunch sits in a busy commercial area (BJ's, Academy Sports, etc.), so watch…read morefor distracted drivers. Especially for us on motorcycles; they're easy to miss. But that's not what this is about: this cozy corner spot surprised us in the best way. My biker buddy, "Secret Squirrel ~ Filter," had the Reuben and declared it one of his top five--looked and tasted fantastic. As for me (Rider name "1/2 Time") had the Steak and Cheese Benedict: two English muffin halves topped with seasoned steak strips, sautéed bell peppers, onions, mushrooms, pepper jack, two poached eggs, hollandaise, paprika, and herbs--it was delicious and fairly priced. They don't serve alcohol, so I missed a Screwdriver, but the iced tea was surprisingly good (and that's not always easy to pull off). Service was prompt and friendly. The cashier stood out--huge smile and wonderful attitude; I wish I'd gotten her name. Fun moment: she mentioned her dad was Navy and joked about names he told her for us Marines--Reply was yup us to we mostly called them Squids. But when push came to shove we always stood together. One Team One Fight! If you get a chance stop in and when you do tell them a Old marine on Yelp called "1/2 Time" told you. We don't get anything, but they will know that I was true to my word and did leave a review.

What a cool place! Total 50's - 60's vibe... when we entered we were greeted and seated…read moreimmediately. The hostess/waitress was very friendly and efficient. The menu has a vast array of options for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. The awesome thing is that you can order whatever you want whenever you want. The food was really good, as was the service. We visited in the morning so we opted for more of the breakfasty type options. I plan to return with the family, as I think the kids will really like the place.

I ordered seafood egg Benedict and it taste like fish went bad and they still served it to me . The…read morebacon a little burn but was still good . Also got the pancake stack it taste like they added salt to it on top of having salted butter . The milkshake was good and the coffee was good . Good customer service but sucky food . Beautiful plating food looked amazing but looks and taste are 2 different things

This establishment reminds me of my childhood and going to the corner diner where everyone seems to…read moreknow each other. Our waitress ALWAYS remembers exactly what our drinks will be and in some cases she can remember what we ordered on our previous visit. The food is AMAZING and ALWAYS DELICIOUS! You never leave this place hungry because they pile the plates full for a VERY reasonable price. The food is way better and you don't spend near what you would have if you had gone to Waffle House. Think of the interior as an old country diner. Our first visit there, I noticed that the tv on the far corner of the restaurant had reruns of Leave it to Beaver! I'm a total nostalgia nut, so that earned them even more points in my rating system. All in all, this is a little hidden gem in Milton that y'all sure do need to try!

Cisco's is a typical diner atmosphere and typical menu items. I ordered the French toast with…read moresausage. I did enjoy the French toast. It had good flavor, was not a fan of the sausage patties though. Too salty for my taste. Our waitress was very hospitable and friendly.

If you like discovering real local spots instead of big chain restaurants, Crazy Horse Café in…read morePensacola is exactly the kind of place you're hoping to find. It's definitely a hole-in-the-wall, but those are usually the places with the best food. This was my second time eating here and both visits have been fantastic. My friend Peggy and I stopped in and started with the fried mushrooms, which were excellent. We both ordered the fried chicken with fried okra, and it was just good old-fashioned Southern comfort food done right. Crispy, flavorful, and exactly what you want when you're craving something classic. Our waitress Grace took great care of us and made the whole experience even better. Friendly service like that really makes a place stand out. Sometimes the best restaurants aren't the fancy ones -- they're the small local places that just do everything right. Crazy Horse is definitely one of those. I'll absolutely be back.

Wow! We'd driven by a few times...this time decided to stop after seeing many cars in the parking…read morelot!! Sure glad we did! Love mom & pop cafes where the locals eat!! This place didn't disappoint! We each had the breaded tenderloin sandwich.. they were gigantic & lightly breaded...and not dried out! Next time we're gonna come for breakfast!!

Service was GREAT! Food was delicious, our server was on top of it & kept her attention on us as if…read morewe were the only ones there. (Which we weren't). HIGHLY PLEASED & VERY RECOGNIZABLE! Iced coffee was THE BEST! When we're back in town, we'll be back.

Lindsay was very sweet, lovely service. Try the biscuits and gravy, eggs over easy and fresh fruit.read more

The Breakfast Table is just around the corner from My office…read moreand it's become my favorite spot to eat. My first time was enjoying the Club... so big I couldn't finish it in the time I had to, so it was lunch the next day . Recently my wife and I went for breakfast. We both had the Chicken fried steak , hash brown potatoes, scrambled eggs( fluffy) and toast. It was delicious and I would order it again. The staff is very friendly , eager to fill you coffee even when it's not their table . You can see how they all work for the common goal of serving the customers. In today's world that's such a welcome change and makes you build loyalty to the restaurant. If you wish to have a great Breakfast, they had a lot to choose from, or a great Lunch; come to the Table and have an experience that will Leave you Both Happy and Full - without emptying your wallets.

This was our first visit and I was not impressed. The place is small and seating is crowded. We…read morewere prompted to sit anywhere. They had customers but not busy. After placing our order it took 20 minutes to receive. . I had the simple plate which consisted of two eggs, grits or potatoes, toast or biscuits for an up charge and meat of your choice. The grits were outstanding. The toast was had like it had been sitting under the heat lamp. The country ham came in thinly sliced pieces and well cooked. The scramble eggs were way overcooked. My friend had the garden delight omelette and he said it was very delicious. He stated the potatoes were ok. Based on service from kitchen and price for food we will more than likely not return.