First time here. Good coffee assorted flavored creamers. Breakfast was delicious. Eggs I'm…read moreguessing were farm raised. Orange yolks. Nice piece of ham fruit that was ripe and flavorful and sour dough toast. Hubby had chicken fried steak eggs hash browns. Couldn't finish as too much to eat. Also delicious Waitress was attentive and friendly. This will be a favorite on our list of places to go on our way west

Medo's is a solid country cafe with good eats and a pie selection that wows. I have yet to sample…read morethe pie, sadly. Their generous portions make it hard to tackle a dessert. I have mostly been for breakfast, but I have had a delicious burger there as well. Everyone is cheerful, and breakfast visits are especially lovely due to all the banter shared among fun-loving locals. For what it's worth, the Mexican omelette I had during my most recent visit was highly underwhelming compared to what one expects. The meat was not well-seasoned, nor was it plentiful. Definitely not what one would consider taco meat. It was cooked a bit too long, but that didn't mess with the egg flavor. I'm including a photo, but keep in mind it also comes with hash browns. The waitress knew I was giving them to my dad, so she kindly had the chef put them on his plate of eggs. His eggs cooked over easy looked so delicious, and he claimed they were, in fact, delicious.

I was here on a rainy January day. It was pretty quiet on a Monday night. I at the bar, the…read morebartender was friendly. I had a glass of regional beer, I had the bruschetta, and a pasta dish with shrimp. Food was decent. The shrimp could use a little more seasoning. I would've liked it if the bruschetta was a little warmer. Overall, it was decent.

Decided to come here for dinner. We had igloo reservations but we were a bit too chilly so we sat…read moreinside by the fire place. Service was very good, our waitress was by many times. Food was prompt. I had the mac n cheese with ribs and it was good. The portion size was large and I took half home. We also had bruschetta and that was really good. I'd love to see a couple more seafood options on the menu, but there was a decent amount to choose from.

First time here. We were passing through on our way home and stopped in for a late afternoon lunch…read more Food: They have a solid menu with a good variety of breakfast and lunch options. We ordered the patty melt, deep-fried green beans, the fish special (garlic-seared haddock), and finished the meal with a chocolate malt for dessert. The fish dinner came with a small salad, which was a nice way to start the meal. It included a nice mix of fresh vegetables, shredded cheese, and croutons. When the entrée arrived, everything was hot and tasty. The haddock was well seasoned with plenty of garlic, although I would have liked just a bit more searing. The crinkle fries were plentiful and very good. The patty melt was cooked exactly as ordered, medium rare, with a nicely seared patty. The combination of American and Swiss cheese was gooey and delicious, and the marble rye was grilled perfectly. The side of deep-fried green beans was also good, although there was a little more breading than I would have preferred. We noticed they offered shakes and malts, so we saved room for a chocolate malt with extra malt. It was a terrific way to end the meal. They serve it with both the glass and the metal mixing cup, which makes it easy to share. The entire meal was less than $30. It was the best value we found during our entire trip. Service: We received terrific service throughout our visit. Thanks, Mary! She greeted us right away with water and menus and was friendly and helpful from start to finish. Since it wasn't very busy, we even had a chance to enjoy a little conversation with her. She was genuinely pleasant, just like the rest of the staff we encountered. Atmosphere: With a name like Schmitty's, I was expecting more of a bar. Instead, it's a charming small-town café with plenty of personality. The checkerboard floor, red vinyl booth seats, a counter with classic stainless steel stools, and vintage photos on the walls all create exactly the kind of atmosphere I hope to find in a hometown café. This is definitely a place I'd return to. And if you stop in, be sure to ask for Mary. You won't be disappointed.

Went here for lunch on a weekday while traveling through town. It was great to see a steady stream…read moreof locals coming in the entire time we were there. Seemed like a good sign and the place to be for lunch. The decor was not what I was expecting from the outside, much more of a cute floral diner scene. I was quickly seated at a booth and got my drink. I ordered a grilled chicken wrap with the sidewinder fries. It was surprising that the grilled chicken wasn't chunks or strips, but seemed more like a rotisserie one that was shredded. I could have used a little more sauce in the wrap, but overall good. The sidewinders fries were exactly what I was hoping they would be and are deceivingly filling. They're kind of the texture of the spudsters that we had in school growing up; mashed potatoey on the inside with a crisp exterior. Overall, tasty food for a good price.

Stopped in for breakfast while visiting my parents on vacation. Great food and great service. Thank…read moreyou Stacey!

Tried this wonderful breakfast/lunch restaurant in downtown Marshfield while visiting for a…read morevolleyball tournament. The owner and staff were very welcoming! The homemade food was great -- including the homemade bread. We will return when in Marshfield!

"Where you find babes and beef" lol. In town visiting…read morefamily, came in for breakfast about 730 am. This is place is great, it's exactly the kind of place I love to eat breakfast--Tasty food, hot coffee, and good company. Breakfast shouldn't be a hard meal to make good. Basics and quality are all you need. I wasn't sure if this place would have a Yelp for it, thought I could be first to review but nope! I'm too late haha. This restaurant is attached to a place where you can buy a cow (a livestock auction place). That's definitely my first time eating breakfast so close to the source lol. The sausage is very tasty! Hash browns cooked crispy, that's the way I like them. Blueberry pancakes so yummy. Fresh eggs. One of the people at our table is a regular and he brings his own little container of maple syrup he makes. I love that!

thi is a great diner. scrumptious food and always spectacular service. The staff is quite friendl.read more

This little old diner style café can pump out some delicious dishes. On my first visit, I was…read moregreeted by a warm "hello" and was quickly seated in a booth. The black coffee was surprisingly good. The menu was extensive but not overwhelming, I decided to indulge myself with some pancakes, and I was glad I did. The taste was just right. On the second day, I went for the French toast, and that too was satisfying to my soul. I have experienced the same quality of food anyone would find in big cities like NY, Chicago, and Houston without having to pay big city prices.

Nice staff, lots of menu choices, great tasting food. Good ole corned beef and eggs hit the spot!read more

I had the ham dinner. It was served pretty quickly and was really good. Server was friendly. The…read morechicken dumpling soup I got "to go" was quite good too.

Great hometown diner food with multiple daily specials at decent prices. Enjoy a slice of one of…read morethere many pies for desert!

My husband and I decided to try this local Cafe on a whim for breakfast on a Saturday. It is small…read morebut has friendly waitstaff and wonderdul local patrons. The way the breakfast was cooked took me back to my younger days when it was simple and delicious. The prices are definitely worth what you get. We will go back when we are in the area.

Good food. Great server. You will know that you aren't a local. The locals made a comment that we…read moresat at their table and even came to our table to borrow the extra chairs, silverware, placemats and even creamer off our table! We sat their in awe at the experience! Cash only restaurant.