Today was income tax prep day, so to celebrate, we ordered breakfast at the Farmers Daughter Diner…read more It's a pretty non-descript little red building set back from the road, but don't be fooled into thinking that it's anything but a great little hometown restaurant. We happen to know the owner, and wanted to send some business in her direction. At 11 o'clock, you can get chicken fingers and fries for a six-year-old, and a delicious breakfast sandwich for the eight year-old boy. My husband got the Greek salad, which was very fresh crisp and tasty. I ordered the home fry breakfast bowl, which was probably one of the most delicious and innovative things I've had in a while. A good helping of home fries was topped with American cheese, two over easy eggs, two delicious sausage patties. I upgraded with a scoop of Sausage gravy, which was so absolutely delicious. Service was fast and friendly. The decor is cute, and decidedly. MAGA which is completely fine with us. This cute little diner is cash only, so please come prepared. You won't be disappointed!

You can always count on attentive service and hot coffee making the rounds. It's a small diner,…read morehomey and understated. Regulars banter, the menu is simple and the food is comfort type eating. Prices are old fashioned - under inflated - a relief compared to most anywhere comparable. Come in, make yourself comfortable, and enjoy the ambiance of a true country diner experience.

I was surprised at the size of the large parking lot until I went into the diner: It's *huge*!…read more Booths for two, for four, for six people or more, plus tables. I arrived at 10:30 on Monday, and the place was packed. I was seated quickly and my drink order taken. The waitress told me all meals were available at all times; I wasn't restricted to breakfast at 10:30! My BLT arrived with amazing speed: The waitress explained the bacon was already ready for the breakfast orders. It was so good! Extra mayo, just as I had requested. Another touch I liked: My fries earned me a bottle of malt vinegar. Yes, chef! I wouldn't have known to ask for it if it hadn't arrived without my asking. The sole misfire was the coffee: it tasted burnt and bitter. I'd return for their extensive dinner menu: The portions were generous!

We needed a find a diner after our 5:30 pm ice skating lesson, so off to Uncle Joe's Diner we went…read more They seemed a little understaffed, as our waitress was really hustling to get everything done. She did a really great job, but she was huffing and puffing a little bit. Our food was excellent. One of us had the papa Mike's burger and fries. It came with an over easy egg on top. Our little kid had a hotdog and fries. He's such a picky eater, I was thrilled that this time he found something other than chicken fingers and fries. Our growing boy is now eating man- size meals. Tonight he had a cheeseburger and fries. That burger was at least a half an inch thick. I had a souvlaki wrap. I really enjoyed it. It was way too much to eat so I brought half of it home. I always like my experience at uncle Joe, and I encourage others to give them a try as well

Parking lot in the back. You walk into a dive-y diner. The walls are littered with Roosters…read more insert cock joke here. My waiter, who I think might've been the owner, seemed overwhelmed and short-staffed. I felt bad because he was really pushing the fish fry but your boy wanted breakfast. I think this place closes before 2 so it seemed a little strange to have a fish fry special. Nevertheless I ordered the #1. Food came out super quick , piping hot, perfectly seasoned and cooked to perfection. It might've been the best breakfast I ever had. UPDATE - I won't negate my rating for this but I went back a 2nd time around noon and the restaurant was closed. If its not early in the AM I would give them a call to confirm they're still cooking before making a trip.

Great little breakfast spot, friendly staff and quick service. Parking lot in back and street…read moreparking, hidden hot spot.

We came out for a few errands today, and rewarded ourselves with a stop at Nellie's Restaurant…read more We were very warmly greeted by one of the servers and advised to sit anywhere we felt comfortable. The dining room was not overly full, about half the seating was taken. It has occurred to me that the meals I've enjoyed here are really a throwback to my formative years when food was handmade according to traditional recipes, full of fresh ingredients, and popular items from the 50s 60s and 70s. The menu is chock full of sandwich melts, hand-sliced roasted meats, full salad bar, thick slices of hearty bakery bread, a soup of the day, hearty omelettes, a large traditional breakfast menu. These are tried and true items to satisfy people who remember when good food was served up in diners all across America. You created a monster. We started off with beverages. Mine was an unsweetened iced tea with lemon and my husband had a decaf coffee. Then we placed our orders. My husband ordered one of his favorites, a Turkey Melt on thick slices of toasted sourdough. A generous portion of roasted turkey breast meat was stacked up along with provolone cheese and roasted green peppers, and crispy pickles as a garnish. He selected German potato salad for his side dish. Very delicious, and just too much to eat, so 1/2 of the sandwich came home with him. I ordered the Western outlet, complete with three eggs, a pile of delicious diced ham, green peppers and onions. Topped with delicious. melted cheddar cheese. My breakfast came with a platter full of hash browns and I selected sourdough toast to go with my breakfast. Some of the dinners come with salad bar, which was freshly filled with all kinds of lettuces, toppings and dressings. Nellie's also hand scoops hard ice cream cones and Sundaes. As always, we were extremely satisfied with our meals, and promised ourselves we would be back again in the future.

Absolutely the best Beef on Weck!!!! I'm super picky about my beef on weck so I was very surprised…read moreat just how delicious theirs is!!! I compare every one to theirs and no one has even come close. Excellent service, great place, only thing I have a problem with is the animals watching me eat!

We stopped in to celebrate our top Girl Scout sellers, and it turned into such a sweet little…read moreoccasion. The girls loved sipping their "fancy" lattes and smoothies before choosing their own oversized treats -- always the best part. The French Toast muffins were delightfully over-the-top, golden, and easily the size of a baby's head. Crisp on the outside, tender and almost custardy inside -- pure comfort in muffin form. I'm still especially loyal to their cookies: perfectly tender with just the right chew, generously sized and absolutely shareable (if you're feeling generous). It was quiet on a Monday night, which made the space feel even cozier. I also love browsing their curated merch -- mugs and giftable goodies that pair perfectly with a gift card. And beyond the sweets, their menu runs the gamut from vibrant salads to gloriously greasy smashburgers. A spot that does indulgent and fresh equally well.

I wanted to like this place since it's conveniently located near my office, but my experience was…read morejust okay. The coffee was lukewarm when I received it, which is disappointing for a place that specializes in coffee. The flavor was bland and lacked the richness I expect from a specialty coffee shop. The service was slow despite there being only three people in line. The barista seemed more interested in their phone than taking orders properly. The shop itself has a weird smell that mixes stale coffee with something vaguely chemical.

Still the one!!! Everything here is excellent! Recently they began serving tea from the local…read moreCommuniTea. Service like you just showed up to your favorite great aunt and uncle house unannounced and they are so happy to love on you through food. Can't say enough about this husband and wife ran operation. Chefs

This was a recommendation from one of my friends. We dined there during brunch hours a few months…read moreago. As soon as you walk in you can feel the soft ambiance, see lovely notes and a few pictures on the wall. It's a bit small but the service is amazing. Customers order at the register then sit down; while waiting the waiter/waitress come around to check on you. Once the food comes out; it's brought to the table and they make sure you have everything you need. All the food is made from scratch and you can tell how much love was put into it by the first bite. I order a breakfast sandwich with a side fries water. My friend got a burger with a side fries and coca cola. Our food was sooo good and we will definitely come back. Next time we will be trying the dessert and other meals on the menu!!! By the way it is a bit limited and the dining hours end by 3pm I believe.

This is everything you want a coffee shop to be: Cozy, local, with a large food menu, and artwork…read moreon the walls. I loved my waffles with berries and real maple syrup; the coffee in a generous mug was great too! Staff were welcoming and efficient, and explained where to find things. If it's difficult to find parking on the street, use the lot in the back of the building. This is the primary entrance for The Mullet, a cocktail lounge that opens two hours after the 49 Coffee House closes at 2pm. The two businesses share a hallway to a kitchen!

The food was amazing, our dishes were gorgeous and the employees were so kind,I recommend this…read moreplace to anyone local or visiting!

The food and service were both amazing. Fast service and the ambiance was calming. We will be back…read moreagain.

Firstly, there's a posted sign announcing a change in hours: Instead of closing daily at four pm…read morehas been changed to 2pm with an explanation that the owners have been unable to find adequate staff. To this point, a single waitress juggled the whole front of the house. When I was there for breakfast, it was seven tables she was juggling, plus doing cashier. There's a wide screen TV with daytime talk shows. This makes the elderly patrons shout louder from one table to another. (It's a bit like being in a Florida restaurant). Portions are large, coffee refills are free and frequent, and there's a private parking lot.