Oh Kokomo. Your breakfast places make me so darn happy. Frittatas was some much needed reapitenfrom…read morethe chaos that was the BMV. My son and I, fresh from a driver's license renewal that took about five million years, slide into our chairs and ordered biscuits and gravy (for the table) and two skillets; mine veggie and his meat lovers. I got pancakes and he got toast. We split them because both were delicious. The skillets were tasty and they give you any hot sauce you desire. The breakfast was out quick, the coffee was hot, and our waitress was wonderful. If you ever find yourself in Kokomo, find your way to Frittatas!

Cozy, clean, good service and our breakfast was delicious. My western omelette was light and…read morefluffy. Husband was happy with generous portions.

We were looking for a place to grab a late breakfast/brunch. Stopped in here and enjoyed a great…read moremeal with great service. My son wanted lunch instead and got the kids hamburger which was adult sized. The pancakes were great as well as the skillet. Will definitely return when we are in town looking for breakfast.

Just around the corner! Jumped off of 24 to fill 2 tanks and empty another. We stumbled across…read morethis restaurant which looks like a new building in an old town by other new and old buildings. Don't be fooled or discouraged, once you have been seated the menu helps you understand that this place is like a farmer in his Sunday best. Good ole fashioned home cooked meals, large portions and friendly staff. I had Gabriel's skillet with a side of Biscuits and country gravy. MmmMmm Grandma would be proud. Don't drive by this one without a giving it a try.

My chicken chimichanga was so delicious! My daughter stated that she would like the cinnamon roll…read morepancake every day for the rest of her life lol!

On the road and stopped in here since it seems to be a local favorite. There were 3 of us and we…read moregot our food a different times. (About 5 min apart). We got the Fajita Omelette and my daughter got the chocolate chip pancakes. The menu is HUGE so it's no problem finding something to eat from breakfast to lunch.

You wouldn't think that a place called "Marilu's Family Restaurant" is a great option for Mexican…read morefood, but that's just what you'll find here. That, plus a good bet for a standard American breakfast, a decent collection of burgers and a lot more. My usual reaction to an "everything but the kitchen sink" menu is negative, but Marilu's makes it work. The decor is classic mid to upper end Mexican restaurant. Surprisingly, not all of the servers speak Spanish (asking for something with nopales was a non-starter). But the service was friendly and fast, and the dishes tasty and generous.

There is one bartender waitress cashier working but she's fast and efficient I can't complain . In…read morefact she just brought us fresh drinks , no need to ask. I ordered the carne asada it was cooked till it was jerky not meat . I hate writing reviews like this but even though the waitress/host gal of all trades was lovely and efficient the food was , sorry but it was crap . My husband ordered a patty melt . It turned out to be a burger on white toast .He just informed me that he's had a patty melt like this before ugh. In any case the drop of lettuce on my plate the overcooked broken rice and chopped unripe tomato wasn't very appealing. Ok the good things . Service , the coffee and the place is clean .

My family and I decided to go here for breakfast. This restaurant serves breakfast and lunch but we…read moreall elected to get breakfast. It is a small restaurant but it was clean and enough seats for people to eat. The service was great our waiter had made sure we got what we needed. The food was good. I was happy that they had a turkey sausage due to me not eating pork. Prices are reasonable which you can pay by cash to make the bill lower or if you pay by card than the bill will be lower. They also offer military a discount which is 10%c.

Great local restaurant serving breakfast, lunch, and diner options…read more Operating hours are in the brunch range: opening early and closing between 2:00-3:00 (check the listed hours). The menu has all the basics, but done better, diner selections. Don't let the unassuming location and understated decor fool you..it's much more! The service is incredibly friendly, the portions are generous and price points are great. You will not leave hungry!

BLT Grinder Always delicious for me…read moreNo flaws in sandwich I love the BLT grinder there 10/10, never had anything else. Haven't been there in a while, no longer live in Logan but I always used to look forward to that sandwich to go or eating there, restaurant is nice also to just sit and enjoy the food.

We found the cafe based on great Yelp reviews, but we had a mixed experience. The shop is cute and…read moreclean with a dozen tables/booths. Vintage local photos decorate the wall. You order at the counter then find a seat. The menu is a mix of sandwiches and subs with daily featured soups. We both ordered a special half sub and soup. The staff is friendly and efficient. The bacon potato soup was thick, hearty and delicious. It tasted freshly made. We really loved the soup. My husband ham and cheese sub had one thin slice of ham. He was disappointed. My tuna sub was terrible. The tuna was taken out of a can and put on bread without any seasoning or prep. The tuna had a funny taste. Maybe we just ordered the wrong thing. They were busy. Soup seemed to be popular. There is street parking nearby.

My last review stands but with updates. While I'd still say this has to be the best place available…read morein Peru, there are some inconsistencies. The ordering process is quirky. During the day, you order at the counter. Menus on a barrel to peruse. Nothing on the wall. You normally receive a number (not today) & your beverages & food are brought to your table. Today, I was given my coffee & water at the counter to carry, but my food was brought out. So, it's counter prepay, & you tip at that time, but it's also self serve at the condiment station while you're also being waited on table side somewhat, some of the time. Confused yet? I did dine here once during dinner hours. Since I was used to the other process, I didn't know you are seated in the evening & fully waited on. I like dinner time best though it's busier. You can get takeout anytime & sweets to go from the case or table. I believe they cater & might possibly deliver, at least for groups. There is also a section which can be reserved. I hadn't been in for a couple months, & hadn't seen my favorite lady for even longer. From chatting today, I don't think she remembered me. The man working the floor is especially great. He's a food runner & busser, etc. I was confused today, as was he, as he'd set something on my table while I was prepping my coffee at the sugar station. He asked if I'd had a bread stick or a pretzel, so I responded it was a pretzel because I had indeed ordered a pretzel stick from the menu. He ended up bringing out a full size pretzel after I sat down, & I felt badly because he thought I'd ordered that. I discovered the pretzel STICK is the same as a bread stick. He was friendly & told us to enjoy the mistake. The person with me was happy to find a device charging station. I'm not sure those are available at every table nor if WiFi is offered. The first timer liked her peach tea. You can get sweetened, unsweetened, or half n half. Cheese sauce is nacho with a lil kick. I fully appreciate that the staff will make me a fresh pot of decaf when I come in. Apparently, decaf isn't too popular around here, I'm finding. I rolled with it, but Garden Gate had Folgers in the past. The Kroger brand they used today definitely didn't taste as good. When I walked up to get a refill, I noticed it was really weak & watered down. I could see through it more than tea. Sometimes you get refills at your table. Not consistently anymore. None today. No non-dairy creamer or milk options nor raw sugar. Again, I roll with it. It's not really a coffee shop per-se. However, with "cafe" in the name... Garden Gate has surprisingly good spaghetti. Not like what I can make at home, but far better than what I expected during visits before today. I would like to see more plant based options, but I remember what town I'm in. You get used to making due with what you can get around here. No fish on the menu either nor any fried foods. Sandwiches come with chips or slaw. They do have a fired pizza oven. If you like meatloaf and mashed potatoes with green beans, this would be the perfect place for you. They have daily specials on a board. Their veggie wrap is okay. The bread/pretzel sticks are buttered & also okay. Mashed potatoes, great. Never had the green beans since may contain bacon. Garden Gate good with accommodating substitution requests. I do like the long bench in back so you can sit as you wait for carryout or to be seated in the evening. Quality furnishings & ambience although the barrels from the brewery this once housed don't exactly jive. It's nice there is a private parking lot with a side door since street parking downtown can be hairy, especially this close to the courthouse. Some outdoor seating. A lot more seating inside & much better air conditioning than the old location. Better tables and chairs which are actually comfortable unlike the old place. I don't like that they pool tips. I tip extremely well, & I would like it to go to the person I tipped. I'm also not a fan of tipping at the beginning of the visit. I'll over tip & not get stellar service afterward. Did they even see it? Now I feel like George Costanza. I have been given rather large to go cups of decaf in the past. I didn't even want to ask for one today. It's usually clean though sometimes the tables & ladies' room could use extra care. Dirty tables can pile up at times. Confusing system. Good food but not much that I want. I really just go to have somewhere in this town to sit & to KNOW it's actually decaf in my cup. Sometimes it's loud, sometimes not. Service isn't quite what it was when this location first opened. It can be hit or miss where I can feel #1 or forgotten. Service usually good but not above and beyond like 6 months ago. I'm sure I'll return because, honestly, where else am I going to go? Possibly the best in Peru, yes, but I'm adjusting stars for everything stated above. It could easily be a five with some tweaks, but I won't hold my breath.

I was visiting Peru with a friend and we had some time to kill and wanted a place to get some…read morecoffee. This was the closest open cafe. It's really a full service restaurant with salads, sandwiches and brick oven pizza. The ambience is industrial chic with some bare brick walls. Our coffee was served in clear toddy glass. We also ordered the blueberry scone served with Devonshire cream on the side. Wow! The scone was so moist and stuffed with blueberries. The cream was, well, creamy delicious. This was my first ever visit to Peru and if I ever return I'm heading right here! I might drive to Peru just for the scones!

Burger was really good and the loaded taters tots were amazing. Services was great. The girl…read moreworking the drive through was super nice. I would totally eat here again.

Food is very good,but if someone comes up to the window to order because the drive through is…read morepacked ,if I wanted service after the drive through was taken care of, wouldn't have came to window.I stood there 10 minutes,no one even came to window,they gave me the finger like just a minute