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    Ranch House Café

    4.0 (191 reviews)
    Open 6:00 am - 8:30 pm

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    Moderate noise
    Dogs allowed

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    Russ D.

    Always good service. Extensive menu. Excellent breakfast. Reasonably priced. Good coffee. The biscuits and gravy are outstanding. This is one of my favorite local businesses. Easy to get too on the 'Fax. Go. You'll be glad you did and feast. Great people watching also.

    Lila T.

    Better than IHOP any day! We went on a Saturday morning and service was a little slow, once they took our order the food came really fast. We had the sirloin skillet with pancakes and also the French toast with strawberries, eggs, and bacon. everything was delicious, Flavorful, and fresh the homemade chili and the skillet made a huge difference. Prices are fair service was good at food was delicious.

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    Michele B.

    Today was our first visit despite wanting to try it out for years! Oops! We ordered the breakfast burrito, and the multi grain pancakes along with an extra side of potatoes. The pancakes came with eggs and a choice of turkey or pork sausage, ham, or bacon. We chose sausage links. The service was attentive and quick. Coffee was hot and replenished in a reasonable time frame. We were here around 9:30 on a Sunday and it started off slow, but picked up and filled in pretty quickly. The atmosphere was laid back and easy going. The pancakes were a little doughy and eggs were runny but potatoes were yummy and cooked very well. The burrito was big and satisfying. Prices are reasonable, not too lofty. If you're looking for diner style food surrounded by 60s-70s style decor, check this place out!

    Corned beef hash and eggs.

    This place is surprisingly yummy and lady working there was real nice. I look forward to going back.

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    Leena S.

    Ranch House Cafe offers a "no-frills" standard American breakfast in a diner type-environment. The diner is certainly older and has that quintessential old-town, run down look from the outside. Our waitress served us, but not with a smile. It did take quite some time for our food to come out, which is standard according to our local friends. We ordered up some breakfast items such as the Mediterranean Scamble, Avocado Vegetable Omelet, and the Huevos Rancheros. All the food items offered a solid breakfast experience with affordable prices.

    Breakfast burrito
    Cassandra C.

    YUM! The power was out and we had no way to make coffee, so decided to order in coffee...and of course brunch :) we decided to order from Ranch House for the first time via Postmates. So glad we did - breakfast was delicious! We ordered a rocky skillet and a rocky breakfast burrito, with a side of biscuits & gravy. And of course the 2 coffees. Food arrived quickly and was still piping hot. It was delicious - I especially loved the sauce the burrito was covered in. Portions were super generous as you can see and enough for brunch the next day as well. Total was $28 before tax & tip. We can't wait to try them in house someday!

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    Food was fast and deliciouso!! Had the chili releno and eggs. Home fries are huge portions..Price is great too. Highly recommend!

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    Little hidden treasure on Colfax. We usually bring out of town companies to this dinner for their burritos.

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    Delicious food. Enjoyed the avocado spinach omelette! YUM!! Our server was genuinely friendly! Highly recommend!

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    took so long i coulda smoked a doobie my boy had me waiting 1 hour for my fuckin food i should air dis bih out

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