Went for breakfast, corned beef is tasty. Great food. Solid service. Fox News is on 24/7.read more

Wood was very mediocre, fries were soggy and food needed salt. Staff were fine and portions were a…read morelittle small.

This is the second time that I had lunch here. It was just as good as the first time. First thing…read moreyou should know is that it's not a restaurant, they refer to themselves as an artisan kitchen. Check out their website for more background on this difference. What I love about this place is that the menu is constantly changing. Each day may bring something new, so come prepared for an adventure. Came a little before noon with a friend. It's a small place, with a few small tables and a couple larger ones for groups or seating strangers together. Lots of nice light coming through the large windows. Got seated right away with a couple waters (with lemon). And Joe (one of the owners), helped us settle and took our orders. The two entrees today were Blacked Mahi-mahi Tostada and Wagyu Beef and Summer Vegetable Bolognese. These both did not take long to come out. Both the perfect temperatures and excellent flavors. So good that you want to take your time and savior the complexity of all the flavors and textures. It's a gourmet experience in a casual environment. They sometimes run out of items, so get their early if you want to be sure to your first choice.

My partner and I thoroughly enjoyed "Bistro Night" at Brick House Mercantile & Artisan Kitchen. The…read moreowners, Joe and Penny, are friendly and personable. Joe's son, Jeremy, is the chef and his arancini, sea bass, chicken Marsala, and chocolate torte were terrific last night. They make you feel like a member of their family and we cannot wait to come back for more delicious meals.

Clean, warm and the food was very good. My friend and I met some great friendly people. Had a nice…read morewith a gentleman who was new to the area.

Really good sandwich's. Confusion upon arrival, no signs to say order at counter. They were out…read moreof many items. Chill open cafe in downtown Jefferson.

Hands down the best breakfast place in Waukesha. Excellent food, good portions, and friendly…read moreservice. Highly recommended!

I stopped here on a recent visit to Wisconsin for a meal before my sister's wedding and I was not…read moredisappointed. It's a busy place so we had to wait about 10 minutes on a Saturday morning, but I was OK with it. The building itself is pretty good sized. They have a couple of different rooms with lots of tables and booths. They also have some tables outside to wait at, but I'm not sure if they have an actual outdoor patio to eat at. The service was great and everyone was friendly. They all definitely work well as a team. I started out with just a plain black coffee. They also have iced coffees and Frappuccino type coffees. I believe they have juices and can even make some cocktails like mimosas. They did offer me sugar and cream with my coffee, but I just like my coffee black so that's how I ordered it. For my entrée, I ordered the village omelette and added gyro. It comes with spinach, tomatoes, and feta so the gyro meat sounded delightful in it. It also came with a choice of side, and I opted for fresh fruit. And then finally, you can choose between pancakes or toast. I went with plain sourdough toast. Everything was great and super fresh. The omelette was filling and well-made. They have a gyro sandwich and based on that omelette, I would definitely get the sandwich. The meat was tender and flavorful. And the feta gave the perfect little salty tang. I actually want to re-create the omelette that I had there here in Kansas City because it was so so good. The fruit was fresh and was mainly just honeydew and cantaloupe. And the toast was a perfect vehicle for some of the omelette to my mouth. Overall, I loved this brunch spot. If I lived in the area, I would go pretty regularly. If you are up north in Wisconsin stop in and check them out because you will not be disappointed.

1st time here all food was fabulous, staff very friendly, prices very reasonable, highly recommend!read more

Unassuming place if you drive by but we recommend! So glad we stopped for lunch as we drove…read morethrough Palmyra. Started with the peanut butter pie, that was so good that it was gone before I got a picture of it. We had the gyro and a gyro salad. The meat was delicious and moist (dry gyro meat is the worst). Salad dressing at tzatziki sauces were fresh and made in house. Yum! Salad was on a nice quality lettuce mix. Also had a cup of beef baby bean soup that was made in house and was very good. Overall we really liked this place and will come back for sure. Great value for the quality and serving portions. Friendly owner and attentive server.

The coffee was great, the food was delicious and came out super quick. The waitress was friendly…read moreand made the experience great and gave me some recommendations on where to go while I was camping in the area. We'll definitely be back a few more times this summer.

Was driving through Eagle, so decided to stop at this delightful breakfast and lunch restaurant…read more I'm so glad I did! Friendly service, huge portions and delicious food, it was everything a hungry traveler could ask for. Will definitely be back again the next time I'm passing through Eagle in the morning!

Visited this gem of a restaurant on August 24th. Food was wonderful; service was even better. Angel…read moreis a master at his craft. Cannot wait to dine at Lumber Inn again!

My family loves going here. The kids menu is great and has appropriate portions for kids who aren't…read moresuper young but aren't quite ready for a full meal either. We always seem to find a seat even when they are super busy. The waiters are personable and attentive. The best part is their prices. Lumber Inn is just about the only affordable restaurant in Delafield. We can feed a family of four plus drinks and some meal upgrades and not feel guilty about it after. Yesterday our bill was just over $50. In today's economy, even fast food runs about that much. But this place is no greasy spoon!

It was horrible, had to ask another patron if they even had menus…read more We ordered simple food thinking it was going to be good, it took about 25 minutes to cook a pancake, when we walked in - they had huge bags of potatoes on the floor so we were like "Oh this will be good" ... Not - my husband received frozen hash browns rather than fresh. His food was burnt and then the waitress gave us the wrong bill, I didn't notice until after we left - I always take a picture of my bill. Also, by the time we arrived home both of us were sick. I do not recommend this place, and all we wanted to do was to support our local businesses - but were treated like we didn't belong. Sad - Oh and the health inspector should pay a visit.

The very definition of a hole-in-the-wall greasy-spoon diner…read more 1. Limited counter seating? Check. 2. Locals-only regulars? Check. 3. Outdated décor? Check. 4. Sassy server? Check. 5. Huge portions? Check. 6. Great food cooked expertly? Check. 7. Absurdly low prices? Check. Setting foot in Scottie's is like stepping back in time...in the best way possible. Finding a seat is pure luck; show up early or be prepared to wait, but know that you will be waiting outside, because there isn't an inch of spare room inside. If you do find a coveted spot, grab it because it won't be there long - and be prepared to rub shoulders and knees with the person next to you. Don't worry; that's all part of the experience. You might not know them when you first arrive, but you'll be best friends by the time you leave. Pro tip: the cook is not Scottie. There is no Scottie anymore. Presumably there was a Scottie once, but his whereabouts are unknown. At least to me. Jackie is amazing. If you've seen "Alice," she is the embodiment of Flo. I'm kinda shocked I haven't heard her tell someone to "Kiss my grits!" yet. She delivers good-natured sass just as frequently as plates of steaming hot food. Again, all part of the experience. Your food is cooked to order in front of you, so you know it's fresh. Even if the place is packed it won't take long, because there are only a handful of seats. And about that food: it's damn good. You can't go wrong with any of the skillets. The biscuits and gravy are wonderful. The toast, slathered with melted butter? Heavenly. The pancakes are enormous and awesome. The coffee, hot and delicious. Best of all, when you're handed your check, you will invariably mutter out loud, "That's it?!" The prices are insanely low. They're what you might have paid for breakfast in the 1980s. Two people can easily walk out of there stuffed and only $15 poorer. Tip Jackie well. She deserves it. It may be hot in there. It will definitely be cramped in there. You might see a fly or two. You'll leave smelling like grease. But you will be happy and satisfied and already planning your next visit. Besides, like I said... All part of the experience.

Drove there today for early dinner. They made me Mexican eggs with beans, rice, with onions and…read morepeppers. Delicious. Best i have tried in 5 counties. My wife loves their cheese cake with strawberries and whipped cream. We eat here at-least 1 time each week. Their food is so good.

Decent dinner. Cozy atmosphere, separate from the gas station. BLT was four but the huevos…read morerancheros were quite soupy. Service was friendly, efficient, a little slow.

First time trying this restaurant. The overall experience was just OK. The restaurant is nicely…read moredecorated and there are many choices on the menu. We tried their Los Altos eggs Benedict and their farmer's skillet. The chorizo in the Los Altos Benedict is very spicy and I am a chorizo connoisseur. It has too much heat for your average person. The poached eggs were over done and the potatoes had too much pepper, that's all we tasted. The farmers skillet was good but nothing to get excited about. Their juice glasses are large! The service was good and she was very pleasant. However, our server never checked if we wanted more water even when our glass was empty. One more comment, they don't offer iced coffee! Unfortunately, that set the tone from the beginning.

Really great spot. Modern/California ish take on traditinal diner food…read more In town for a concert. Arrived on Saturday around 11AM. Busy, but only waited about 10 mins. Service: hostesses were efficient and kind. Our server was a very young man (Eli, i think) who took good care of us and was funny. Food came out fast. 5 stars Ambiance/location: Parking was a little tough hut located near a kot of other shops and restaurants downtown. Appears to be a clean and safe neighborhood. Bathroom was clean. While it was busy, it wasn't too busy or too loud. 4 stars stars Food: Mexican skillet and steak and egg skillet (avocado added to both). Ebglish muffin and small pancake. Mexican skillet was fantastic. Even with the jalapeños it was just the right heat for me. 5 stars. Steak and egg skillet was very good. 4.5 stars. Pancake was your standard pancake. 4 stars. I really like the english muffin well toasted and buttered. 4 stars. Overall great spot and great value. I will be back when I am in the area.