We stopped here for breakfast. We had our pup with us so we were going to do take out. When I went…read morein to order the food the hostess, Teresa, (?) offered the back patio. She cleaned off the table and set us up, brought out a bowl of water for Gilda and took our order. Food was delicious. Greek omelet and egg and toast w American fries. We both had the homemade cinnamon toast as well. I would recommend Teresa's diner hand down. Friendly and welcoming! I never remember to take photos of the food! But it was hot and well portioned. We seriously couldn't be more pleased!

This place is a small diner in Harrisville, MI right on US 23. There is a nice assortment of…read moretables, booths, and counter seating. The staff are friendly and quick to acknowledge you and get your coffee or water. I ordered the classic, eggs over medium, hash browns, sausage and sour dough toast. My wife had the biscuits and gravy with a side of scrambled eggs with rye toast. The food was freshly made and delicious. Now the reason that I only rated a 3 star: half way thru the biscuits and gravy the wife found a hair in the second half. We notified the waitress and she offered to replace it but my wife was a bit unsettled and did not want anything else. The owner and waitress were very apologetic for the incident and discounted her breakfast. If it hadn't been for the hair, Teresa's would have rated a 5 star. I still recommend this restaurant as mistakes do happen and I would not hold it against them. I have eaten here previously with no incidents so try them out if you are in the area.

Food and service has always been very good for us! Pleasant atmosphere... excellent staff!read more

Baked potato soup with a side of homemade baked-fresh garlic bread was a hearty lunch!…read more Delicious food. Great service.

The setting was all you could desire in privacy and with the nature of a forest and yet the lake…read morewas just across the street The facility was adequately and spaciously designed, and the price was a gift. We are blessed.

Great friendly service, with great recommendations. Good food, didn't mind cooking a little late…read more Thank you again.

It pains me to leave a mere two-star review but I couldn't find much to like here. The quaint…read moreambience, friendly service (we were one of the first guests to arrive on a Friday morning mid-May) and fresh brewed decaf were the highlights. The food, which is most important, was a big disappointment. I am a cinnamon roll connoisseur and was so excited to try the rolls that past Yelpers raved about. They were out of caramel today so we ordered the grilled roll with pecans and homemade buttercream frosting. It looked dry and tasted even drier. Barely warm, flourey and tasteless. The frosting was the best part. The menu of choices looks wonderful and diverse for a small cafe. I was delighted to see shrimp and grits. The skillet was very small, the food was hot (a plus) but it was heavy on the grits, which lacked flavor and space on shrimp (only 4), sausage and sauce. I ate the toppings with half the grits and left the rest. My husband ordered the hoagie sandwich with hash browns. His comment was "a lot of bread and minimal filling" with "luke warm" hash browns that were more spongy than crispy. It's hard to go wrong with breakfast, but somehow Lazy Toaster has missed the mark. The concept is fun, the menu is great, yet the recipes and preparation could use some major improvements. The tab ($41 for two) was not bad, but was high for the quality. We liked the decor yet felt the cleanliness was lacking (sticky floors and no paper towels in the bathroom). A breakfast place in East Tawas is a plus; I hope this cafe commits to some improvements and stays around.

Excellent breakfast joint located on Newman St in Downtown Tawas. For my first meal here I ended…read moreup getting a made to order ommelett that well made with excellent taste and with generous amounts of my chosen fresh ingredients on the inside. Accompanying hash browns were equally well made and tasty where just the right amount of grease/butter was used to make my food (no greasy food here!). This all too often is an issue you see with these small breakfast centric restaurants up north that I was so pleased not to see here at the Lazy Toaster. Relative to the restaurant and staff, Lazy Toaster has a nice comfortable rustic "Up north" feel to it which I enjoyed where the staff was super friendly with great follow up throughout the meal and and where they are definately on top of their game when it comes to Coffee top-offs. Nice! Overall, this is definately one of the better breakfast spots in the greater Tawas/Oscoda/Harrisville area and is now on my short list of go to restaurants in the area.

Great breakfast and friendly service. Lots of cute things to look at too. I opted for lunch and had…read morean amazing cup of split pea soup that was perfection. My companion opted for lunch and he cleaned it up quickly! Like it almost looked as if they had given him an empty plate... lol

Stopped for breakfast special- food and service was very good!…read more Saw 4 signs before you even touch the front door to Not come in but, wait in the outdoor area and someone will come get you. Quite a few signs not to touch the nick knacks- no a good feeling

Quaint, clean, amazingly friendly service!…read more Delicious chili, turkey panini sandwiches, and breakfast burritos! A great addition to the community!

I love this little cafe! It's quant, cozy with nautical theme. Everything i had has been really…read moregood and the food selections stand out and far above the usual menu. L The BEST Kona coffe, so smooth the rich! They are so friendly and feel welcoming. HOWEVER, they had a fire in the Resturant and has been closed for repairs. I know they are very missed and I can't wait to see what they do next! HURRY UP Please.

5 stars is a nearly untouchable bar for me which is the only reason Parker House gets a 4…read more First and foremost, a greeting and service from Lori is a great start to the morning. She is absolutely a wonderful and cheerful person. This is the only place to go in the morning for breakfast. Excellent quality and a nice portion size. Omeletts are wonderful and I really enjoy the hash browns (crispy). French toast and waffles are a must try for those with a sweet tooth. Also heard that the breakfast burrito was quite good.

The omelettes were fluffy, yummy and extra large. Playing added to the aesthetics. We also tried…read morethe Turkey grilled cheese with avocado and garlic aoili! A must is my comment. Clean, friendly and well run. Barb and Lori kept the place moving on a Sunday morning. The few is great. I didn't take a pic because when they put the food in front of me and dove in

We went for a dinner on a Saturday night. The waitress was on top of things pleasant and gave us…read moregreat service. We ordered our meal and did not have to wait to long. My Monte Carlo was alright nothing spectacular. My husband ordered the orchard sandwich and was very happy with it. The sandwich was on a pretzel bun. The flavor was great. Another person ordered a the meatloaf dinner and enjoyed it. The lasagna was not quite what I would have expected. I prefer my noodles to be cooked not deep fried and I enjoy a more traditional dish with cheese melted on it. With all that said the meals were alright and we will return

When Rox's first opened, I was amazed but skeptical of their extensive menu. They covered a LOT of…read morepossibilities, from breakfasts through sandwiches & burgers, big entrées, and pizza. To the point where I was worried about the sustainability of such a big menu given the small-town environment of Alcona County. Nevertheless, I was happy that Rox's opened in Lincoln because if anyone knows and truly understands the area in the context of the wider, bigger world outside county lines, they know that businesses like this are sorely needed . But the big worry was whether that large a menu was sustainable for the long run. Whether we ordered takeout or sit inside for lunch, my family and I always felt cared for and appreciated. Then COVID happened. No lie, I was concerned for them because from Day 1 of opening, Rox's Diner worked hard to support the community and be a welcoming place for everyone. We needed a place like Rox's to make it through the darkest of times, not just for themselves but for the village. But they survived. The menu has been pared back now and has become more tightly focused. I think that was a good move because it allows the staff to concentrate on making what they're now offering THAT MUCH BETTER. I appreciate the original aim to offer as much as possible, to try to satisfy as many wide-ranging tastes as possible, but sometimes, that can be a bit overreaching. Being great at a few things versus being mediocre at a lot of things because of spreading oneself out too thinly is sometimes a better choice in the end. So with my most recent visit to Rox's, I was again very satisfied with my lunch. We won't say it out loud, but it was their little jab at a popular fast food chain's signature sandwich that involves some beef and cheese. But Rox's did it better, with actual beef (not some strangely processed sheets of meat-product) and on a pretzel bun, no less. The side of waffle fries was so generous that I had to save half of it for my lunch the next day. In the end, we're not looking for a Food Network spotlight that's earning a Michelin Star. What we have and what we want is a welcoming, warm, hospitable business looking to take care of the community through good food and good vibes. Rox's is that place.

Used to love this place, actually worked here as a hostess back in high school. Went today and will…read morenot be back. We found two long hairs in the food. The biscuits were not cooked through. Two people ordered rye toast and it was not rye. The eggs were not at all cooked how ordered. The water had a funny taste, but wasn't the worst. I drank it but others in my party would not.

On the home from camping we stopped in for Brunch. Cute looking place, bakery and restaurant. We…read moredidn't try the bakery side just the restaurant. I am not sure how the Bakery is. Service was ok 3 out of 5. Ordered extra crispy hash browns and was told we will see? Food was not great. Sausage wasn't cooked, ordered well done patty melt it came medium pink, country fried steak was under cooked and breading was soggy with under cooked center. Ordered fries with the patty melt and got all the ends. Chili was ok, coney style, very sweat and sour type taste to it. Ice tea was good and most of the employees were nice. Overall not great, but it was a cute pace. Wouldn't stop again though.

Came for breakfast at 8am opening and could choose our own seats in the well maintained and clean…read moredining room. The server came promptly and took our beverage order and returned quickly with them. The server was friendly and took our food order. We had the waffles with blueberries and the breakfast burrito. Both were excellent and made fresh. This trip thru was a 1 star improvement from our last visit. Try them out, I think you will like it.

Edit : my credit company me notification if I left a tip of 31 percent…read more I did not leave that much of tip for breakfast. It is very upsetting that they changed the tip amount. I would give 0 star if I can. Upon arrival, staff seem not so friendly as no one greeted us immediately. But once we sit down , waitress was friendly. Food was over priced for what they offer. I ordered hush with vegetables and It tasted so bland. And wait time was so long and I saw some customers left before they get foods. I'd rather go to McDonald for a cheaper option.