First time here! ABSOLUTELY LOVED IT!! The service was GREAT!!…read more I had the best Greek omelette that I've EVER eaten! Their desserts are FANTASTIC too!!

We had breakfast here and overall really enjoyed it. The food was good, and just what you want from…read morea classic breakfast spot. Prices were a bit on the higher side for a diner, and the service was slower than expected, but the friendly atmosphere and quality of the meal made up for it. Still worth a stop if you're in the area and not in a rush!

Cute little coffee shop downtown hillsdale. Usually stop in while at the farmers market. Got my…read morenormal mocha and you get the option of milks but also if you want dark chocolate, milk chocolate or white chocolate!!! I got an iced milk chocolate!!!!! Really good. Big selection of pastries too and have lots of specialty flavored drinks!!!!

Good coffee. Great…read morepastries to snack. Awesome service that was friendly and welcoming. Try the lemon blueberry bread...you won't be disappointed.

The food is so fire. Maybe not the chicken and waffles though, someone I went with got their…read morechicken way over cooked. My food was perfect though. Service is aight, didn't really ask if we wanted refills as often as they should have but it was decent. The place doesn't really have any ambience, you're kinda just sitting there in a booth, it's clean though.

I love this place. The food is FANTASTIC!! The ladies there are so incredibly friendly. It's a…read morenice relaxing small town restaurant. Get their cinnamon roll, IT'S A MUST!!

Rough Draft is hands-down my favorite coffee shop. I go multiple times a week to study and work…read more They have multiple rooms with different study spaces, meeting spaces, and workplaces. My favorite flavor is the Honey Lavender, which they have in the summer. I love how they have community events and karaoke nights.

Super adorable coffee shop serving coffee, liquor/beer/wine and fresh baked goods. I'm from…read moreChicago and Chicago would be proud to have this awesome shop. Good job Rough Draft! We were in town for a train tour and stopped in for a beer and a snack.

I love small town restaurants, and I'm happy to have stumbled upon Mel's Place. Mel is short for…read moreMelinda, by the way. She and her husband, Ron, own and operate the restaurant. Mel was my waitress and Ron was the cook. Mel was friendly and provided good service. I had two eggs over medium, a waffle, and coffee. All was very good.

We're here in the central part of the state of Michigan doing a 22 mile bike ride on the beautiful…read moreFalling Waters Trail between the cities of Jackson and Concord. Upon arriving in the small town of Concord (population 1,200) after the first 11 miles, we were thrilled to see the breakfast cafe on Main Street open for business. My wife and I have been loyal customers of this little cafe when bike riding through Concord over the past 10 years. During that period, it was known by two other names: the Silver Spoon Cafe and the Concord Cafe. Unfortunately, like so many small restaurants, this eatery closed its doors during the year of the pandemic. Riding up today, we noticed the familiar purple awning on Main Street still proclaims "The Concord Cafe". However, after changing hands and getting an interior facelift, it re-opened 30 days ago (May of 2021) as Mel's Place! After walking in the door, we quickly met the new owner Mel...short for Melinda. We enjoyed chatting with her about the renovation she did in exposing the hundred year-old brick in the minimalist and spotless dining room. We then got down to business ordering a pair of Veggie Omelettes with sliced tomatoes and raisin toast while nursing our fresh brewed cups of hot coffee. Our breakfasts at Mel's were spectacular...just like they had been over the years when we had patronized this small business under previous owners. For this Yelper, a delicious breakfast halfway through a 22-mile bike ride is a great motivator. Based on the excellent quality food and friendly small-town service, I expect Mel's Place to quickly build a solid reputation among the many recreational bikers that frequent the Falling Waters Trail. Five stars all day long.

Generous food portions served quickly and with a smile. Something for everyone because you can ask…read morefor removal of items, and breakfast is served as long as they're open. The only bummer is they occasionally run out of daily specials after the lunch rush. On the day they're open late enough for dinner, I wish they'd make enough to last through both lunch and dinner rushes. They recently remodeled the seating area, making it much roomier and easier to seat groups together if they have more than one. That was a nice change.

Very good food and reasonably priced. Service is fantastic. Food is fresh and they have a great ice…read morecream bar.

The food is always great and the service is very nice and friendly.it is a pleasant atmosphere in…read morethere and I will say even when they are very busy they still try to let u know there will be there as soon as possible.

I always try new places when out in the field for work. This was in the area and seemed good. I got…read morethe Grifters Grub (I believe) and it was good. Hasbrowns were golden and toast slightly burnt. Good food for good price. Small cafe, so be warned about seating. Service was good, nice lady. It's got a laid-back attitude. Don't expect a rush.

A day at the lake deserves a treat for lunch, and after a quick trip up to Round Lake (next to…read moreDevil's Lake) this fall, my better half and I decided to grab a bite locally. The Sandbar Cafe was a new spot that we hadn't tried yet, and after perusing the menu, we decided to make that our stop for lunch. The idea of a soup/salad/sandwich combo in some permutation of those choices was the perfect thing. I decided to go really wild and try the quiche of the day, a leek and bleu cheese quiche, as well as a bowl of the sweet pepper soup. With both items warmed up, it was just the thing to chase the chill in the air away. If the stuffed sweet pepper soup is on the menu when you visit, order it with confidence. It was the perfect balance of a little sweet a tiny touch of heat, and hearty enough to be filling. The quiche wasn't my favorite (I think I'm just too partial to a quiche Lorraine to be adventurous with other ones), but it was still good. Served with a cookie on the side, it was a filling and delicious meal. The owner was friendly and helpful, providing recommendations for the menu and chit-chatting with us as we ate that day. At the end of the meal, she even offered to recycle my Diet Coke can from lunch that day -- the eco-friendly aspect definitely gave the place a boost in my mind! I'm already looking forward to my next visit to the lake, and another helping of that sweet pepper soup!

Great food, wonderful service and nice atmosphere! You should go try for yourself the next time…read moreyou're in town!

Great service, food, and atmosphere. We were driving through and went in for breakfast. We would go…read moreagain.

Great place to eat. I had breakfast and highly recommend their cinnamon roll French toast!read more

Great little coffee shop located on the campus of Hillsdale College. Michigan roasted coffee and…read morelocally sourced bagels and scones.

Super cute coffee shop on Hillsdale's campus with delicious coffee and baked goods. They have…read moreindoor and outdoor seating and they accept Apple Pay.