Went on a Saturday around noon for late breakfast or brunch. Greeted right away. And sat ourselves…read more Place was large inside and very clean. Hubby got the biscuit barge with sausage and eggs and gravy. He said it was great. He said the sausage was very good. I ordered the chicken fried steak with hash-browns and eggs and toast. It was a lot of food. The chicken fried steak was very good. No complaints. The white gravy was very good and flavorful. Just ordered water for drinks but the coffee smelled great and the wait staff walked around with the coffee pot to refill cups. They had specials posted on the board behind the counter which sounded really good. Will have to go back. It appeared like a lot of locals were eating there. Parking was not bad, street parking in front of the building. Moderately priced. Menu was very large too!! Lots of options. Will return soon.

Love this place, it hasn't changed in at least the 14 years I've been coming here, which is what…read moremakes it a special place. Not to mention the food is consistent and always good. I always get the biscuits and gravy and add something else like eggs and hash browns. I noticed today they have the Biscuit Barge which includes biscuits and gravy, hash browns, a sausage patty and two scrambled eggs and was perfect! The gravy is creamy and savory and the hash browns just the right amount of crisp. Combined with two scrambled eggs and fresh biscuits and you got yourself a meal. The ambiance is what you would expect from a small town diner, including warm hospitality and a slew of regulars filling the room with tales of the simple life, clanging dishes, and laughter. Final comments include the excellent service received. Three servers worked the room, like they were working, a cattle drive or something, each covering the other, anticipating the need for coffee refresh, and while doing this clearly having a good time. Highly recommend Sonny's and look forward to coming back, and perhaps branching off of my standard biscuits and gravy and venturing into one of the delicious looking omelettes or one of the Mexican breakfast offerings.

Ate here in early June 2024. It was excellent, but tricky to find due to road construction!read more

Super cute coffee shop. They remodeled an old green house and created a comfortable, cozy setting…read more I loved all the unique touches such as real flowers on each table, tin ceiling tiles, tables in the actual greenhouse, and a painted rock ladybug holding down the napkins (to name a few). I ordered a hot latte and a blueberry scone. The coffee was rich a delicious and the scone was fresh and tasty. Husband had a strawberry banana smoothie which he said was very good as well. Staff was friendly. When asked if they still used the greenhouse, the answer was yes in the spring where they house flowers that are hosted around the town. One of my top 5 coffee houses ever. So cute!!

Definitely 5 stars. Nicole is a great server. Food fantastic. Ground beef locally sourced. We had…read moreburgers. Excellent. Worth the stop

This is about the only place to eat near the north unit of TRNP. But what a gem! From the moment…read morewe walked in the door you felt like you were at home. It's not fancy, just roadside diner atmosphere. We were there on a Wed. and the special that day was pierogies. We did not have their special, but the food we got was very tasty. While we waited for our food the waitress chatted us up and was quite interesting to talk to. Before we left they had homemade chocolate chip cookies and brownies on the counter. They looked so good so we got a couple of each for the road. They were absolutely delicious, the brownies were quite moist. We don't live in ND but happen through there frequently, and love to visit TRNP, this will definitely be on our agenda. I recommend highly.

What a gem of a stop! The menu was much larger than expected but everything we got was high quality…read moreand well made! Easily my favorite stop on our trip food wise. Our server was running the whole place on her own but you could tell this is her pride and joy in how she addressed all the locals by name while also taking good care of us out of towners. Can't recommend this place highly enough!

After staying in the owner's Airbnb, I enjoyed a delicious breakfast at this place. It is very…read moreclean with very friendly staff and delicious food! Trudy is the owner and she goes out of her way to make sure you are taken care of. I had the breakfast skillet with added mushrooms, onions, peppers, and sausage. It was amazing! It definitely filled me up with two pieces of toast added. Highly recommended to stop at and have a good breakfast or lunch in Wibaux!

We came here 6 years ago on the way west. It's a classic old style dinner, so an experience in…read moreitself. But the food is just fine. First city in Montana as you come east from the Dakotas. I had a really good bowl of chili that was exactly what I wanted and needed. Among other great dishes. They were understaffed this evening but those present stepped up their game and did a fine job.

We stopped in around noon on a Wednesday for lunch. The restaurant was completely empty when we…read morearrived. We were told the fryers were down, which wasn't a problem since we planned to order breakfast items anyway. Our server was friendly, but service felt disorganized from the start. She forgot to bring my coffee, and I had to ask for it while she was sitting at the desk computer. We also noticed our food was taking an unusually long time to arrive, despite us being the only customers in the restaurant. Eventually, we learned they had to turn on and heat up the flat-top grill after we placed our order. At lunchtime on a Wednesday, that was surprising. Had we known the grill wasn't already operating, we probably would have chosen somewhere else. We're traveling and were hoping for a quick meal, but it took nearly an hour from start to finish, with over 30 minutes passing before our food arrived. Unfortunately, the food itself was even more disappointing than the wait. I ordered a ham and cheese omelet but was served a bacon and cheese omelet instead, which is a pretty significant difference. The pancake was dense, dry, and almost flavorless -- it honestly tasted like it was made from little more than flour and water. The French toast was acceptable but nothing memorable. Overall, we took a few bites from everything but barely touched our food.  We've been traveling for a month and eating at restaurants all over the country, and this was easily the most disappointing meal we've had on the road. The staff was pleasant, but between the long wait, incorrect order, and poor food quality, we won't be returning next time we pass through.

Ate there for lunch and had the homemade tomato soup and grilled cheese. It was absolutely…read moredelicious. Our waitress "Clara" was super friendly and very attentive. Would highly recommend. Definitely will be back.

Best breakfast in town hands down. You'll be doing yourself a disservice if you don't try thier…read morebreakfast.

This place is not called j&l cafe. It is now Gigi's cafe now and is attached to the Sinclair gas…read morestation. Friendly waitress and good coffee and clean. Lots of tables and counter area for seating. Ordered 2 eggs over easy and 1/ order sausage Patty (1) and sourdough toast & coffee $11.50 Delicious. Hubby Chicken fried steak 2eggs toast and hash browns and coffee 17.50 Also delicious and way too much food. Took home for another meal. This is a very nice place I would definitely recommend. Fast friendly and full!

I stopped here for breakfast while driving through Glendive hoping to have a cup of coffee and a…read moregood breakfast. It was obvious this was a favorite with the locals. The cafe is attached to a gas station a little ways from the interstate. I ordered a cup of coffee, 2 eggs over easy,hash browns and whole wheat toast. What I received was 2 eggs over easy, soggy non browned potatoes, whole wheat bread and 1 cup of coffee with no refills ever offered. Bad breakfast, poor service at a very non descript gas station cafe. I will never repeat the experience of eating at this place.

They always have a salad bar and soup of the day along with a special. They also have buffets on…read morespecific days of the week and a Sunday brunch. The food is good and they usually do a good job to push food as quick as possible especially at noon. The portions are larger than normal and you should not go away hungry.

Gramma Sharron's is a perfectly decent diner…read more We came here after Williston High School's graduation ceremony. It was late on a Sunday afternoon and there weren't that many customers. Service was friendly, knowledgeable and responsive. Maybe the best part was the three painted and decorated cow sculptures out front. They reminded of several years back when decorated pigs were sprinkled throughout downtown Seattle. We came here for a late lunch, but noticed that they had a Sunday buffet for $18.95 that goes until 2pm. You can't beat that price for a buffet. So our table ordered cheeseburgers, biscuits and gravy, the all-you-can-eat salad bar, walleye salmon and the hamburger steak dinner. A note about the walleye salmon. This fish is actually a perch and exists in local water bodies around here. Everything was very good with the possible exception of the gravy on the biscuits. My nephew noted that something tasted weird in the gravy. I suspected it was nutmeg that my nephew was tasting. I sampled the gravy, and sure enough, it had been strongly spiced with nutmeg. Also, the walleye salmon (perch) had a bit of a fishy flavor, though the sandwich it came in was fine otherwise. I though the fish portion looked a bit svelte. The hamburger steak dinner, which included the onions & mushroom add-on was excellent. The brown gravy was delicious. We'd definitely come back.

The first day out on a 14 day drive about Home to Banff and…read moreGlacier we stopped in Williston ND had dinner at a place called Gramma Sharon's. I had a bacon cheeseburger with fries. THe family run restaurant was friendly and made us feel comfortable. The service was great food was hot and good.

Ok when the lady at the window asked if I wanted whip cream on my Carmel macchiato I wanted to rip…read moremy hair out!!!! Wtf!? On what plant has a Carmel macchiato EVER had whip cream? Please have everyone understand the drinks and don't shake them up before serving them to customers. Although a small coffee shop in Sidney I'm still paying a lot of money

Best coffee shop. Friendly staff & amazing drink choices. My favorite part is that my boss…read moredoesn't consider it being late when you arrive with coffee from this place :)