Very casual dining for breakfast and lunch. Appeared to be a local favorite for Saturday morning…read morebreakfast. No frills dining. Comfort food. Service was a bit slow, but so busy and did their best.

My best friend and I dined here for lunch on a Wednesday. I had iced tea , no lemon available…read more My catfish filet was piping hot but it was very salty to taste and we couldn't eat it. Our German fried potatoes with onions were quite greasy, coating the roof of my mouth with grease. Waitress never checked back with us and we had to get up and ask for the check.

Our women's group gathered here for breakfast recently on a Wednesday morning at 8:30. When I asked…read moreothers about this restaurant before our visit, they all said it was a great place to eat and it's always busy. It was busy but we were seated immediately and our orders were taken. I chose the two eggs scrambled with hash browns and a pancake. Everything was yummy and the serving was not so large that I had to leave anything. The server was attentive and service was fast. The prices are reasonable, but the atmosphere is a bit worn. I found the women's restaurant needed a bit of attention. But all and all, it was a good breakfast, and would recommend it. Just remember this is not a fancy place.

My high school classmates (group of 7 today) met here for brunch. The parking lot was almost…read morecompletely packed! We were in a very busy diner, but it did not keep us from having a beautiful time together!! Our gracious waitress took our orders and every member in our group RAVED about their chosen selections!! From the French toast to the lemon meringue pie and the killer omelets, you can eat breakfast all day or eat a hearty lunch!! We will definitely be eating here again!!

Food is always delicious!!! Love the ambiance and atmosphere…read morethe service is top notch!!!

If you like getting coffee in the courthouse, in a room without windows. This is your spot! The…read morecoffee is ok, have not tried the food. No point going unless you work at the court house.

Service was good! The food was fantastic ! My wife and I ordered the Nisbet platter to share, half…read morepound of pulled pork, half a chicken, half slab of ribs, two sides, and bread. After we had eaten our fill, we took home the remaining portions for lunch the next day. The ribs and chicken was fall off the bone and so tender it melts in your mouth. Definitely worth the drive. We will return soon. Established in 1912 ! Amazing!

In the area stalking my ex and was turnt on to this place by an ex-co-worker. I had the baby backs…read moreand part of the drunken potato. Good prices and service too. They don't have anything like this where I live.

If you are looking for a locally owned restaurant in Evansville for breakfast or lunch, look no…read morefurther than Libby and Mom's Cafe. I was in Evansville recently en route to Nashville and was looking for a local spot to get a bite to eat. As I love the smaller, family-owned places that are off the main roads, this place sounded very inviting. Well it was indeed off the beaten path. A couple blocks from one of the main streets in town and next to what looks like a city park, this was the kind of place I was looking for. I walked in and the seating area is not that big in the front (they have another section with more tables) and was greeted by a friendly waitress who told me I could sit where I wanted. I got the menu, and after finding out they were short-handed with a limited menu, I opted for a simple bacon, eggs, and french toast breakfast (with the waitress suggesting the cinnamon butter for the french toast). That was a perfect meal as it was the right amount. The cinnamon butter was a very nice touch and made the french toast that much more tasty. The coffee was also good and hot (and bottomless cup). I can tell this was a great place as there were a lot of locals dining. When I saw something on the TV that mentioned near where I live, I made a comment and the waitress quipped that I was not from a local and one of the others said they could tell by my "Chicago" accent. All in good fun of course.

What a wonderful spot! Omelette was tasty and a huge portion! Biscuits are soft and delicious and…read morethe gravy was tasty! Hot ham and cheese was delightful, service was excellent!

An absolute must while in town! Epic food, decadent cake & beautiful art! Loved the mahi mahi and…read morebean soup, topped it off with cheesecake!

Beautiful venue with Full Service staff on site! The venue…read moreis near restaurants and shops as well as overnight accommodations!

The start of my first official day in Kentucky kicked off at Eastgate Family Restaurant. My friend…read morewho's from here advised that Eastgate Family Restaurant has the best breakfast in the city. Based on what he said I had to go. As Eastgate Family Restaurant sits in a parking plaza there is ample parking. Upon walking it you are met with a sign to seat yourself. The restaurant is huge but has the feel of a small down home diner. The decor is very simple and dominated by gray tones. Once seated we were greeted by Lisa who was all smiles and midwest charm. The menu has an abundance of options but the breakfast section was calling my name. LoL! As I watched the servers bring out some other dishes I had to think long and hard about what I wanted. Being that my tastebuds we're all over the place I decided to go A-La-Carte, don't judge me. Food: Grits - The grits were plain. There was nothing special about them overall but they satisfied my desire for some grits. The serving size was very generous and after adding 6 packs of butter I was happier. LoL! Bacon (well done) - The bacon was the bomb. It was thick and well done just how I like it. Even with being well done it still had the robust flavor profile of smoked pork. Truth be told, I would come back for the bacon alone. Home Fries (well done and add onions) - The home fries were thinly sliced which made the crispyness even better. Though they were thin they still had the softness in the middle. They hit the spot. Overall, Eastgate Family Restaurant was a good meal with great service at a great price. It's worth a visit if you're in the area and looking for home cooked flavor without having to cook it.

Working/retired "man's" dinner. Cut to the quick: It's an old dinner that serves good food for…read morecheap prices! The salad bar was good and had options. The friend tenderloin was yummy. My husband loved the eggs. The biscuit tasted like it was made from scratch. We ordered the pecan pie because it was the special. It was so good! The coffee was okay and hot in its yeti mug. I thought they could use someone to bus tables, cause when we walked in there were quite a few dirty tables and flies on the left over food. That almost turned me around, but I'm glad we stayed! If I was a local, I'd be a regular!

Looking for something different rather than the "chain restaurants" in Henderson, please check this…read moreplace out. Not really too far from downtown so you can walk there. DO NOT PASS IT BY! An eclectic little place that has a very distinct and cool vibe. The service was phenomenal. We actually had a couple waitresses taking care of us with our orders, getting our coffee and everything else that they could do to make our breakfast great. I had the French toast with hash browns and my wife had eggs, sausage and biscuit/gravy. The biscuit/gravy was delicious. The rest was good.

The food was scrumptious and the price was right. Service was exceptional but for the first timers…read morewe weren't aware if we sat ourself or wait for a host to seat us. The ambiance is very cozy and with cool decor to view to kill the time.