Good comfort food, friendy service, true diner. Fair prices. Sitting dinning room like our kitchen…read moreat home growing up in the 60s.

We came for breakfast on a Sunday morning and they were really busy. We got on the waiting list…read moreand then stood outside until they called our name. The seating is in one large room. We were seated at a table in far end of the room. Once seated it's hard to get in and out from the wall seat because the table are pretty close together. I ordered the Spinach, Mushroom and Swiss 4 Egg Omelet. They asked me if I wanted 2 or 4 eggs and I chose 4. As a substitute for the potatoes, I opted to choose the avocado which came as a slice 1/2 of avocado. For my toast option, I chose the single pancake, but could also have chosen a scone. The scone wasn't on the menu as a option, so I missed this when I ordered. My omelet was very flavorful, although a bit dense. I attributed that to the 4 eggs fitting into a 2 egg form factor, but I really don't know that for sure. The avocado was a good complement to the omelet and worked out very well. The pancake was delicious. There was syrup on the table and butter came on the plate. I gobbled it right down and thought that I maybe should have got another one. I have eaten here before when I was in the area, and will likely return again when up here. The busy nature of the restaurant is offset by the good quality food.

Dinner food quality was great and the decor was cool. Staff friendly. Manhattan at 18$ was very…read moreweak however.

The space is very cool and rustic, and you're looking out into nature which is a plus. I just wish…read morethe food was better quality. I take good pics so pics make the food look better than it was. Also, the food took forever to come out! They are slow here. Came with a party of 6. For our appetizers we ordered blue cheese waffle fries, just okay, and the Bavarian pretzel, which was great. For the mains; Pan seared trout, just okay, sides are small Pan seared chicken, this dish was actually delicious, great flavor and broth. Braised pork bolognese- not very good, meat was fatty Classic burger was probably the best item ordered, it's a really great burger, the two patties were big and great flavor, cooked perfectly. Get this if you come. Market fish was salmon, and it was good, but nothing to remember. The desserts were not good. Seemed cheaply made. Like cheesecake was store bought, and the cookie skillet tasted like premade cookie dough from store. Go get a shake somewhere else for dessert.

I've driven past this place many times. We finally decided to stop by and check it out. The…read moreatmosphere was exactly as I imagined, country home-like feel for sure. The service was a bit slow, but the staff was so kind and accommodating! The food was also great! We were pleasantly surprised with our burgers. We ordered the patty melt and the mushroom burger, both were tasty! If your driving through hungry it will hit the spot. Their breakfast looked amazing!

Great food! Tasty sandwiches and amazing staff. Very…read morefriendly and welcoming! I also got a local honey from them! Yaay!

I had the patty melt, it was the best one I have ever had. It was big enough for me to warm the…read moresecond half up for dinner.

We were skeptical bc it is attached to the best western. We gave it a shot and it did not…read moredisappoint. The atmosphere was cool. Salad bar had delicious soup and a nice selection. The machine gun Kelly was delicious. They serve fresh loaves of bread, it was delicious. The service was great.

Great old timey place! Wonderful conversation. Friendly people. Not fast food. Sandwiches were…read morelarge and fresh and tasty. Way better than fast food! Older people who clearly love what they're doing. I love supporting these independent businesses.

I love the hometown diner feel. The menu is great! I grabbed the burger and fry special with a…read moredrink. I had to go with the lemonade made in house. The fries are hand-cut like I make them at home. The burger was worth the wait. I'll do the double next time. The service included a warm, 'how ya doin' today?' 10/10 recommend Mother Mae's Kitchen.

My wife and I were just passing through on our way from Denver to our home in Boise. We stayed at…read morethe Holiday Inn Express in Evanston(another review)and asked Weston, the evening clerk at the hotel, where to eat. He recommended the Lincoln Highway Tavern. We walked in at about 9:40 pm. The kitche closes at 10. We wouldn't have been surprised to be turned away, but the wonderful woman covering the bar and kitchen, forties, glasses, dark hair, was very friendly and gracious. She also took excellent care of us, despite really having to hustle. I had the pulled pork tacos and my wife had the teriyaki wings. The tacos(I ordered two)were stuffed with pulled pork that was very tasty, and came with crema, a sweet relish salsa, and cheese(a slight upcharge). My tacos came with tortilla chips that were crispy and well salted. My wife liked her wings. If we're passing through again, we would definitely stay in Evanston and have a meal at Lincoln Highway Tavern.

Here again having lunch at the only place I eat when I'm in town…read more Today I had the Bison sloppy Joe with onion rings. It was very good. Hints of sweet sauce with sautéed onions and peppers. The onion rings were perfect and delicious... as always the service is on point. Warm greeting, assuring the new arrival they will be take of soon. On Sundays, football fans root for their teams... highly spirited fans.

The food is good, but the view is what keeps me coming back. I'd give the view a 5, the food a 4,…read moreand the service a 2. This was my second visit, and unfortunately it was almost identical to the first. The welcome was not very friendly, and our waitress walked by the table several times before finally speaking to us. After that, she never really came back to check on us, ask whether we needed anything, or see how the food was. The next thing we knew, she was dropping off the bill. We ordered two appetizers, but only one was brought out. I also clearly mentioned that I have a food allergy, and she said she would let the kitchen know. Even so, the appetizer arrived with the ingredient I'm allergic to, and nothing was said about it. On top of that, the salad came with the wrong dressing. That said, the seared ahi tasted fresh, and the greens with salmon really hit the spot. The food itself was enjoyable, which makes the service issues even more disappointing. It is hard to overlook a missed appetizer, the wrong dressing, and especially the mishandling of a food allergy. This place has a lot of potential, but the service definitely needs work.

Just as others have said before, they are slow...as in you'll wait over 90 minutes for your food…read moreeven when you were a reservation. There were several waiters whose only job was to take orders and refill drinks. They spent the majority of the night walking around looking confused. One employee with the two long braids was the ONLY person bringing out the food. And as quick as she was, it still wasn't enough. On the patio alone, I saw 12/14 tables who were waiting on their food for over 45 minutes. While the scenic view is great, the place is shared with the pool of the country club and walking people walk in and out in their swimsuits dripping water everywhere was a bit chaotic. I would recommend Gordon Ramsay to bring his show "24 hours to hell and back" to fix this place up. 1. Sports bars should probably play sports on the TV not infomercials and Harry Potter. 2. Simplify the menu 3. Create a new strategy for serving outside of one girl doing everything. Overall the food was underwhelming, but they did a great job accommodating allergies and marked Gluten free on their menu.

Road trip up Mirror Lake Highway leads into Evanston WY and was not eating Arby's and was fortunate…read moreenough to find Suds open on a Sunday. Was able to sit outside with the dog, they have two picnic tables. Ordered the blue burger and hand cut fries, burger was juicy and cooked well, did not have the homemade burger appearance but was still good, Blue cheese with the fixings. Other meal was the "Blast" a bacon, avocado, lettuce and tomato Sandwich that was also good with onion rings that were a tad oily. Dog had a plain burger for $6 and gave a paws up! Had a couple IPA's from a selection of on-tap beer that hit the spot on a warm day. Service was excellent and friendly. Did not go inside so can't speak to the decor but seemed busy, all locals for the most part, always a good sign. Will go back next time in this area.

Gross. Cheap. Disgusting. I ordered the Cheesesteak sandwich. The "steak" part was this gross…read morelooking processed lunch-meat thing. I ate the tater tots and the pickle. I left the sandwich on the plate.

All the doughnuts are amazing! Cinnamon rolls to die for or at least drive 150 miles to get!read more

Get the old-fashioned doughnuts!!! They're delicious! I'm grateful for these people who wake up so…read moreearly to make them!