Great food and wonderful people! Although a bit small, the…read morerestaurant gives a warm, welcoming atmosphere. It has become my favorite breakfast place. Thank you!

Nothing to write home about. Does have the mom n pop ambiance, but the food was bland. The gravy…read moreand grits needed more flavoring. Do not know what all the hype on social media is about

Homey country restaurant with cheerful decor, and much bigger inside than it looks. We sat in the…read morefront dining room which is all comfy booths, and not a TV in sight. Plenty of parking including several handicap spaces. Speaking solely for the (all day) breakfast, food was delicious and perfectly prepared. Over easy eggs were wonderfully runny, toast had the perfect amount of butter, the bacon done exactly right, slightly crispy but soft enough to be comfortingly chewy. And a generous amount too. Turkey sausage links were as anticipated, mild in flavor, and the silver dollar pancakes were actually pretty large and quite tasty. Coffee was okay, served in a large mug. If you want milk or cream (which is probably the fake stuff) in your coffee speak up when you order, as we were not asked. Service started out somewhat shaky but improved as time went on. You pay your tab at a register on the way out, and they have envelopes for each server if you want to leave a cash tip. They have a shelf of local jams, jellies, and honey for sale. The dessert list on the chalkboard indicated some delightful sounding pies, but I'm saving my calories at present so had to pass. I see they have two other locations, so hope to try one of the others as well next time we're between Urbana and Eaton.

The food was great. It was a little more expensive than I expected. They have some unique items,…read morelike fried green tomatoes. I have to say they were the best I've had since my grandma made them for me.

We stopped here this morning on our way to the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force, and it was a…read moregreat experience. The whole family tried the croffles--a delicious combination of a croissant and a waffle. They were light, airy, and absolutely delicious. Everyone loved them. The service was just as impressive as the food. The staff stayed on top of drink refills, offered helpful recommendations, answered all of our questions, and brought our check promptly when we were ready. The entire experience was smooth, friendly, and welcoming. I couldn't have asked for more.

Location: 130 N Broad Street, Fairborn Ohio Website:…read morehttps://honeytoastfairborn.com Menu: see website Hours: see website Parking: small parking lot Oh my goodness - you must try this restaurant. Clean, inviting interior and impeccable food and service. Open 6am - 2pm, we went with a pair of omelets which come with the crispest hash brown patties I have ever had and your choice of side. We chose wheat toast for omelet #1 and a craffle (croissant in a waffle iron) for omelet #2's side choices. If you like coffee - do not skip that here, it's also very good. The prices are very fair, considering the quality of the food. We were hungry walking in, but not walking out.

Fish served in sauce was spiced with just the right amount of "heat". Chicken served in a flavorful…read moresause with White Rice & Beans was a favorite. Fun to try different foods!

We just happened to be in Dayton and knew we wanted to find a good Haitian restaurant. Rose Goute…read moreshowed up with the highest recommendation, and it was clear why walking in. Music and art on the walls making for a great dining-in experience when what we mostly get back home is take-out. They had a menu covering breakfast and lunch so we started with a fried patty with chicken from the breakfast selection. We're used to generous plates with Haitian cuisine and Rose Goute didn't disappoint. The legim was smooth and rich, deep complex flavors with some heat but by no means overhwhelming. Perfectly balanced with the diri djondjon mushroom rice. We also had a chicken plate and griot (pork.) Rose Goute has made our list for "whenever we're in town." Looking forward to Soup Joumou or spaghetti from the breakfast menu. THANK YOU!

‍Bald White Guy Reviews‍…read morehttps://www.facebook.com/BaldWhiteGuyReviews/ The Farmers Table 26 E. Main Street, Mt. Sterling, OH Mon-Sat | 7am-11am (937) 269-1911 Inside the Sterling Bluegrass Jamboree FIRST IMPRESSIONS: 5‍‍‍‍‍ - 5 of 5 If Cracker Barrel and a banjo had a baby, it'd be The Farmers' Table. You walk in through the main entrance of the Sterling Bluegrass Jamboree building (yes, that's a real thing ), and boom--you're in a dining room that doubles as a music hall. Tables, and the unmistakable scent of sizzling bacon. Bonus points for the "Text Your Order" feature --I sent a message, got a cheerful reply, a photo of my ticket, and an ETA. Ms. Celina greeted me with a smile, my food was boxed and bagged, and the whole place was cleaner than a bald head after a fresh polish. Would they let me sing on stage while waiting for my omelet? Probably not. But a guy can dream. THE FOOD: 3‍‍‍ - 3 of 5 I opted for the 3-egg omelet, which included ham, mushrooms, cheese, and wheat toast. Solid. Eggs were cooked perfectly, and the fillings were generous. However, it needed a little salt and pepper to bring it to life. #NoSeasoning #OmeletNeedsAMicDrop ‍ SERVICE & STAFF: 5‍‍‍‍‍ - 5 of 5 Ms. Celina runs the show like a breakfast ninja. Friendly, fast, and full of charm. I suspect she could whip up pancakes and solve a crossword at the same time. VALUE & PRICING: 3‍‍‍ - 3 of 5 $12 for an omelet? That's a bit rich for my bald wallet. I could make the same thing at home for half the price... but then I'd have to do dishes. CLEANLINESS: 5‍‍‍‍‍ - 5 of 5 Spotless. Like a freshly waxed dome. PARKING: 4‍‍‍‍ - 4 of 5 Street parking is available. There might be a lot out back, but I didn't go exploring. I was on a mission for eggs, not asphalt. ‍ HANDICAP ACCESSIBILITY: 2‍‍ - 2 of 5 Small step at the entrance. Not ideal. Use caution when entering or exiting--especially if you've had a few too many cups of coffee. ‍ SOCIAL MEDIA: 3‍‍‍ - 3 of 5 - Strong Facebook Presence. Makes frequent posts, and the page has all the required contact information. Stop by the Farmers Table page and hit "Like". Why you're at it, take a look at the Sterling Bluegrass Jamboree page as well. You may be a Bluegrass Fan and just didn't know it. COMMUNITY VIBES: When Ben & Joy's closed, Mt. Sterling's breakfast brain trust lost its HQ. The Farmers' Table has stepped up as the new morning meeting spot for farmers, business owners, and individuals working to solve the world's problems over coffee. ‍ It was good to see some familiar faces. OVERALL BALD HEAD RATING: 4‍‍‍‍ - 4 out of 5 ‍ A charming breakfast spot with heart, hustle, and hash browns. Worth a visit if you're in town, at Deer Creek, or just craving a side of community with your eggs. SUPPORT LOCAL! Tag your breakfast crew, share your favorite dish, and let's keep The Farmers' Table cookin'! And finally, why did the Farmer's Table move into the Sterling Bluegrass Jamboree Building???? Because even the mashed potatoes wanted to jam with the gravy! #dadjokes #BaldWhiteGuyReviews #BreakfastWithBanter #MtSterlingEats #SupportLocal #OmeletOpinions #BluegrassAndBacon #CelinaForMayor #BaldApproved

From the owner: Breakfast 7–11am: the sweet spot between early bird & fashionably late. Bacon lovers, omelet…read morearchitects, syrup seekers welcome… and on Thursdays & Fridays, we just keep the good food going a little longer with lunch til 2!

The best!! We were traveling down 75, asked my phone for best breakfast, excellent in every way!!!read more

Ask for Angela she is the best and as this was our first time they made you feel so welcomed and…read morethe atmosphere was great. 8 booths and plenty of tables both in and out. We chose the outside. We started off with drinks and Beignets. They were great and asked for a side of powdered sugar, that is the proper way to serve them. She chose the skillet and I went with the omelette with a side of blueberry pancake. Great experience, great portions and great staff. Definitely will repeat.

So we went, even though it's 50 minutes away, since we'd heard about it. We went on a Friday for…read morethe prime rib (and/or BBQ ribs). We all got the prime rib but the BBQ that was served to other tables made me resolve to come back and get ribs. But, back to our dinner: the prime rib was excellent, not the best ever, but real good - no disappointment. What made it the best (perhaps) was the small town atmosphere and a local crowd that was enjoying visiting as well as eating. As a fly on the wall it was real sweet. The servers were fun and attentive, "honey". The onion ring option was A+. I got the slaw but other folk's side salad looked like a meal. And this was all served with an "almost famous bread". Someone will need to explain it to me since it's quite ordinary and I could not get enough. They had a mountain of it by the cash register and we all took a loaf home (should have bought 2!). I will go back; I need those ribs. I will go back, back since I need to see what they do with broasted chicken!!! One last point - if you need fancy, go somewhere else and leave this place for us.

We just had the best breakfast I have had since I moved to Ohio almost 5 years ago! Everything was…read morecooked perfectly and so delicious. We will definitely be back.

Food and service are awesome…read more Ambiance: Recommend sitting inside. The seats open to the outside and facing the street are unfortunately facing west and the sun. In back the seats are picnic tables.

We were sat quickly and the wait staff was friendly. It took over an hour to get our food. The…read morechicken and waffles my son ordered was a decent size (but they charged to full price when it was supposed to be one of the featured discounted items), the burrito was an ok size for the price. The "fluffy" omelette was very small and way over cooked. It was very salty and didn't match the description on the menu. The way the menu read it had a listed set of veggie ingredients and then a choice of protein. The way the menu described, the meat would be served with the omelette (it sounded like along side. The omelette came with the wrong meat and on the inside. The waiter did not return for a very long time to check in as he had switched to bar service for a little while. I ended up just eating what was served because it had already taken so long to get our food and no one was checking on us. When the bill came we paid it with a card and when it was brought there was a 3% charge for credit card (I know a lot of places have started doing this but it should be shared with patrons before they pay). Again, they also over charged for the discounted item. We did just pay and go because we had someplace to be and we were already late because everything g took so long. This was our 3rd try at the Syndicate and we just haven't been impressed with anything but the vibe. The vibe is the best thing about it. The food has always been mid and over priced at best. Sad - we really want to love it and have a nice brunch location for weekends.

The food from here is delicious. Never had a problem with any of the meals and the service is great…read moreas well as the inside of the building. It's never too loud and the people are friendly.

Went in with low expectations but it was surprisingly good. Nice little greasy spoon type diner…read morewith a delicious breakfast. Surpassed my expectations and would definitely go back.

Yellow Springs Bakery & Café is a welcoming spot to have coffee and snacks. The charming atmosphere…read more(exposed brick walls and industrial-chic tables and chairs) drew me right in. I arrived right after eating a huge lunch from down the street, so I was not able to try anything on this visit. But from the looks and smells of the savories (empanadas) and sweets (cinnamon rolls), you betcha, I will be back. I'm giving it five stars and I didn't even eat anything, hee hee. Be aware, their hours of operation are Thursday through Sunday, 8 AM to 3 PM.

The Bunny clan loves Yellow Springs Baking Company. On any given day, we find delicious sweet or…read moresavory treats. A generous portion generally sells for 5 dollars and is invariably delicious. The coffee is excellent and, as I noticed this morning, in nice comfortable papers cups. You'll find less expensive pastries locally, as well as coffee tainted with ghastly flavorings to nullify the taste. Always satisfying, this bakery is delightfully reminiscent of an Italian Pasticceria with better coffee. Hop on! Fluffy Bunny