3.5 stars for now!…read more My friend and I met here for brunch & coffee a couple of months ago. The atmosphere is warm and inviting, love that they implement the little "library" where you can take a book & leave a book. The fireplace is unique and pretty, too. They also have gifty goods that you can buy. The food was good, my friend enjoyed her quiche and I had a bagel with smoked salmon- there was a drizzle of a honey and I thought it was such a nice touch! I had wanted to try their lavender latte but they were out of the syrup. I tried their hazelnut instead and did not enjoy it at all. It tasted like sweet milk, it didn't seem like there was any coffee in it at all. To me, coffee should be the star and it just wasn't. My hope is that if I give them another try the coffee will be much better.

Situated in my girl's hometown, this cafe certainly offers something unique for this community…read more With its straight and flavored coffees, small plates, bakery items, welcoming atmosphere, and drive thru, it has found a comfortable niche. Vicksburg is too small of a market to attract a Water Street or a Starbucks, and so far there is no Biggby's. Windfall's only breakfast competitors are two traditional diners: Yogi's (situated a mile or so to the west) and Rise N Dine (downtown). We happened to meet our niece this morning, just by luck, so we ate and drank and caught up. The cafe has counter service. My girl had a water and the Grilled Breakfast Wrap (described as "bacon, egg, & cheese wrap grilled to a crispy outside & melted inside served with garden salsa"), our niece had a coffee and the Spinach Quiche, and I had a coffee and the Biscuit and Gravy. The breakfast entrees are all small plates and were priced as such ($3.95 - 4.25). The entire breakfast for the three of us was $17. We ate in what the cafe describes as its "Green Room." Though Prairie Street is a main thoroughfare into Vicksburg from the west, we didn't hear that much road noise. The food was yummy though I thought my coffee was stunningly bitter.

We happened upon this small town, family run diner and decided to give it a try after seeing high…read morereviews on Yelp and cars in the parking lot. Inside is a vintage, home town feel with Vicksburg posters of sports teams on the walls, some corner TV's and sparse St. Patty's Day decorations. Our waiter was Nick, soon to buy out his father and become owner of the whole restaurant! He has worked his way up from dishwasher, cook, waiter, front of house and is now being taught the art of pie making by one of his long time pastry ladies. Nick says everything is good on the menu, especially the breakfast. My mom ordered a kielbasa scramble with onions, green peppers etc. she loved it. I went for the eggs Benedict Florentine. So good! Great hollandaise sauce that did not split and had just the right edge of mustard to sharpen the flavors. Delicious! We finished with some homemade pies with decaf coffee. Very happy we stopped and enjoyed a meal. Thanks Nick! We wish you and your restaurant all the best.

We haven't been to Yogi's in several years so we went since we were waiting for a car window to get…read morefixed. Hubby ordered French toast. He said it had changed since before. I had the country scramble which looked more like an omelette than scrambled eggs. The entryway is definitely not rollator friendly! I had to back out if the first door so my husband could open the second door! I even said something to the cashier about it!

The former DAWG HOUSE has been transformed into a true gem…read moreof a deli; featuring Home made comfort food! Their daily specials are just that. SPECIAL. When have you seen corned beef and cabbage, not on St Patrick's Day? Other delicious daily specials include: beef and noodles, chicken and biscuits. and wonderful broasted Chicken! They have expanded their home made "sides", significantly. Also, they have made to order "sub sandwiches". The owner admitted the secret is , they bake the Buns on sight. Start with fresh dough, create Delectable addicting buns. For only $8.99, and big enough, for two people to share! Don't overlook their intriguing homemade soups! NOTE: Lou's is located across the street, from Vicksburg High School. In a building that was originally an IGA Supermarket, many years ago. They have three booths and a five person table, for dine in. But this is essentially a take out deli. Lou's has only been open, a relatively short period of time. Word of mouth will keep it here, for many years to come

Always do takeout. Best broasted chicken period. Pick your chicken and sides. Highly recommended!read more

Where to start....the 6 egg omelette, the huge biscuit....the sausage gravy?? It is no wonder why…read morethis place is rated awesome by the good people of the community. The sign even says so...so it must be true. Every time I come here, I waddle out because I've eaten so much yummy food. An omlette is always my go-to, but everything I get here is great! Choose wisely and you definitely won't be disappointed!

Huge portions, great food, great pricing. Can't really beat…read moreit also offers a wide menu with lunch options.

This is my first time coming here. I will definitely be back to try other things. I ordered the…read morelegendary stew. Their "stews" are basically scrambles. I got the full portion so I could have leftovers. The portions are huge and well worth the price. I would say reasonably priced for the amount of food you get. The service was super friendly and the restaurant is clean and welcoming.

Cozy interior and a great location right off the highway. Large menu selection including breakfast,…read morelunch, and specialty drinks! The portions are huge and could easily feed two people per dish.

I stopped in for a breakfast sandwich, and was really impressed by the helpfulness of the staff in…read moreguiding me towards what I should order, and telling me about the place. Most of their business right now is drive through and tons of catering for all over southwest Michigan, but they're working on some upgrades inside so that more customers will dine in. The sandwich was quite good, and tasted fresh. The menu switches up based on time of day, so I'd visit again when I'm in town to try something different.

Awesome new bar and TVs next to the fireplace just in time for cold mornings. Great improvements!…read more we also love the food. We came in today for breakfast with the kids.

My wife and I recently moved from Maryland to Portage and have tried a few breakfast spots. By…read morefar, they are the best this is our favorite. The food is absolutely delicious. The service each time we have been has been incredible. They are busy later in the morning and even busy the service is great. The restaurant is very clean and well maintained. Very nice atmosphere and very easy to hold conversation and hear each other. We love this restaurant

Spacious and updated interior with lots of parking! Great spot for brunch. The service was very…read morefriendly and food came out quick! The poutine bowl is a must have.

They definitely have a chef who can cook. My wife loved the Halibut dish and the Lobster Ravioli…read morewas excellent. I asked if they had a blue cheese dressing for the wedge salad, and the chef made up one special for me. Th focaccia bread was a great accompaniant to the dishes. Nice, quiet ambiance. Will be back.

I was incredibly amazed when we walked into this place and there was only staff and no one else was…read morein here The food is incredible. Wonderful atmosphere our server Danielle was new there and she did a wonderful job and she was very helpful! Our check total (2 people ) was 48$ We got wagyu steak and eggs along with French toast. The alibi was basically empty except for 2 others. Despite what the price says on Google maps it does have some very affordable options and I highly recommend anybody who's looked at it try it. The Chefs know what they're doing when it comes to the food I can say that for sure. The wagyu was cooked to perfection and I was very impressed, the French toast and scrambled eggs were perfectly light and fluffy. The have a brunch and dinner menu, if you're looking for mocktails or mimosas this is your place. They also have a lovely bar.

Excellent place for breakfast. GREAT service and a full menu with daily specials. You're treated…read morelike family, not just a customer.

Hopefully it gets better than the first impression of the dirty menu... we'll see. Doing this…read morereview as it goes. The ticket time is great and the food is delicious. No clue what they do to the hash browns but they are fantastic! I'm going to go with the menu issue was just fluke. Everything else was good. I'd come back for sure. All in all under $25 for 2 out the door

I was in for lunch and I ordered the Reuben which everyone bragged about , my sandwich was horrible…read morethe cornbeef was burnt and very dry, I will not be back

My wife and I love the food at the village Hideaway. We especially like the fact that the servers…read morethere aren't assigned any specific table as one will see you another will get your drinks. Another will take your food order and then another will serve you.. they all seem to work together and work very well together. In addition, the food is always very good.. That said we may have just visited there for our very last time. We were regulars there, but have been upset recently over their recent seating practices.. you walk in and you put your name down on a list. This past Friday, we watched as several customers jumped the line and went and sat it open tables.. we have complained about this before, but this past Friday was the last straw . unless they change their seating practice, we will not be back.