Not for me. First, we waited for over an hour even tho the place was practically empty. Come to find out they let the entire restaurant empty out before seating the next "wave" of people. Weird, and super annoying. We took my 16 month old daughter to look at the animals while we waited, but that really only took up 10 minutes.
Second, they serve "family style", however I don't think they get the concept of family style. In my experience (most notably Capital Grille), each person orders a meat (or vegetarian option) and then the whole table decides on sides to share. Not here. You each order an entire full meal and they just put all of the meals on one platter. Which made it very annoying since 2 of us ordered scrambled eggs with cheese and 2 without. Kinda difficult when the cheese is the same color as the eggs. We had to pick thru the eggs to figure out which ones had cheese. Also, we ordered bacon and they give you 3 options, floppy, crispy, or dead (weird!). We ordered 1 floppy, 2 crispy, and 1 dead. Well, all of the bacon looked like it was cooked pretty much the same, so again, trying to figure out how to divide the bacon was annoying.
Third, they sat us in the barn which has large, open doors on the back and front. Cool, right? Well, maybe not cool... cold. There was a chilly breeze, which was made worse by what was essentially a tunnel we were sitting in. I get it, they can't control the weather, so we ask the waitress if we can close the doors closest to us. No, the doors don't close. When my daughter's teeth started chattering, my husband decided to get up and see if the doors did, in fact, close. Yup, closed without so much as a squeak. We hadn't seen anyone in the waitstaff for about 20 minutes, so no one objected. When someone finally came in, he just looked at the door and shrugged, so I guess it was ok.
Finally, as other posters have said, the service was just awkward. The waitress attempted to explain the "family style" servings, took our order and we never saw her again until she brought us our check. Someone else brought us our food, and he tried to help us sort thru the "family style" eggs and bacon. You could tell he was annoyed, but hey, this is their system, not ours.
All of that being said, the pancakes were huge and very yummy, the eggs & bacon were good (kinda hard to screw those up tho), and the prices were reasonable. I tried to leave a tip, but the cashier said the waitstaff is paid well so they don't have to work for tips.
Oh, and there's a HUGE dog roaming around waiting for you to give him your leftovers which is kinda gross. He kept walking in between our table and the one behind us, rubbing up against our backs. I guess its fun if you are a dog person, but I am not (allergic). I'll take my brunch sans the dog hair, thank you. As I said at the beginning, this place is just not for me (or the people I was with). read more