Stopped in for lunch. There are six tables in the restaurant. There were 13 customers, total, in…read morethe restaurant when we arrived. We were there for 25 minutes and got our water and menus. We were not acknowledged other than that. When we got fed up enough and left, the waitress was in the back drinking her pop. Other tables got up to get napkins and their own silverware. That being said the place has breakfast and for other meals they have burgers, coney dogs, tacos (they told another table they just ran out of taco meat), and a handful of other sandwiches. Nothing spectacular on the menu. I won't darken their doorway again.

Great place to eat. My wife and I had lunch there and everything was excellent. The menu for the…read morerest of the day looked great, including Blue Gill on the dinner menu! Service was really friendly. I don't usually write reviews, but this place stands out.

A great local coffee shop!!! The staff here really went above and beyond. We needed drip coffee for…read more10+ people and they were so accommodating!! Great local snacks too - the chocolate covered cherries and fudge was a nice treat! We have stopped in at least 3 times this weekend (shout out to all the Sno Drifting folks) and will probably be back at least one more time before leaving town. Truly, the nicest service! Other pluses: breakfast sandwiches, nice tea selection, and tables/couches to relax while you wait. There's a small gift shop area too.

We came in when there was no line at like 10am. We ordered a couple butter bear lattes with light…read moreflavor. The barista disappeared into the back room for awhile before she started making the drinks. Eventually we watched the barista make the coffees with NO espresso. She just put milk and a LOT of syrup together, it was awful. She was very impersonal and just dropped our drinks off, said "here", and walked away to the back room again. This is my first bad experience here. The cinnamon rolls also are not the same So small and she just microwaved it... reminded me of frozen ones. I can make way better coffee at home and will NOT be returning. I hope it will change for the better though.

It would be easy to pass this little gem up in favor of more trendy eateries closer to a touristy…read moreup-north town, but that would be a big mistake. The Farmer's Table is conveniently located just off the Wolverine, MI exit of I-75. It looks like it may have once been a gas station; very unassuming building with a huge parking lot for all sorts of vehicles, trucks and RV's. Once you step inside, the magic happens. Cute and cozy, filled with charming little tables and a mercantile area, the friendly staff will greet you and make you feel at home. Their menu is varied with many entrees made from locally sourced ingredients. This concept feels fresh and healthy, though the entrees themselves feel like grandma's cooking. Not fancy or trendy, but hearty, flavorful home cooking. My husband chose a pork chop, baked potato, corn and side salad. The photo of the pork chop looks juicy and tender; it was just that. He said it was the best pork chop he's ever had. The apple glaze was really good. I chose the chicken cordon blue, to sample something I would not make at home. It was rich, a tad salty yet very good. The side corn was amazing, as was the apple slaw. Next time I'll ask for mashed potatoes without the dark gravy. We took a small fried raspberry pie for dessert on the road and enjoyed mulling the through their homemade bakery items. The prices were very reasonable. We will be making this stop a regular on our way up north. Look forward to trying their brunch items, which get raved reviews.

Friendly service. Looks like groups of regulars come here to eat. The menu is fairly large…read more We chose to split the house salad, which was a spring mix with cukes, grape tomatoes, red onions and packaged croutons. They were kind enough to give us each a different dressings. We also split the hot beef sandwich. It was tender, shredded pot roast with jarred or packaged gravy ( still blobs of the mix on the plate) served on white bread. The meat was very tasty. Rustic mashed potatoes ( skin on) and a bowl of corn were the sides. Amish fruit hand pies and frozen meats from a farm along with jars of pickles, fruits and dressings were available for sale in a small market inside the restaurant.

Great little deli with awesome sandwiches cooked right in front of you by a welcoming hostess…read more Delicious food and pleasant atmosphere even though is not your typical sit down place.

Favorite place to eat when we are in Atlanta! We go every hear and we always have to stop by for…read morelunch! so many different selections and tasty lunch options!

Baked potato soup with a side of homemade baked-fresh garlic bread was a hearty lunch!…read more Delicious food. Great service.

Food and service has always been very good for us! Pleasant atmosphere... excellent staff!read more

The waitress remembered my sister and I, which is always such a bonus. Ambience is historical with…read morethe old pictures of the railroad that used to go through there. We actually used a four dollar Senior ticket that you can pick up at the Senior Center's. Their breakfast was delicious. The hashbrowns were made crispy. The omelette was done to perfection. Sorry I have no pictures to post this time but it was 1130 and I hadn't eaten breakfast so I just went at it. My sister's breakfast was exceptional as well.

Excellent food, extensive menu with many unique dishes. Unfortunately, they are only opened for…read morebreakfast and lunch. Staff are always friendly and courteous. My favorite breakfast is their seafood omelette. Truly incredible!

This was just okay. I was disappointed with the Mexican omelette it was dry even with sour cream…read moreand salsa. The rye toast I got wasn't good I didn't like the texture it was dusty in your mouth if that makes sense. The other people I was with got wheat and said it was amazing so get wheat and not rye! The eggs and steak were okay. It took quite a while to get our food. We weren't really greeted upon entering and never having been there before we weren't sure if we needed to seat ourselves or wait so a sign would have been nice and helpful for those not from the areas

The Villager is a favorite of ours and has been for years. For us it is under new ownership since…read moreNovember but the quality of the food and service has not missed a beat. On a busy morning we were seated and waited on quickly. The wait staff is very warm and friendly. Inside is a nice atmosphere including countertop and table seating. I had a Farmers omelette that included hash browns and choirs of home made toast. My wife had the Villager Special; two eggs, hash browns, a choice of meats. She chose crispy bacon, 4 slices! The meals were quickly prepared and served. We love coming here for the delicious food and fast, friendly service all at great prices!

The servers and owner are wonderful people, the food is always great. Me and my fiancé and my two…read morekids always come in and we always have happy people and happy smiles. Definitely recommend

Great service, Great broasted chicken. Great seasoning on the mixed vegetables. Loved the funny…read moresigns in the ladies room! Only improvement I would suggest is to have ice cream, so my apple pie could've been à la mode.

Oh my, what a hidden gem! I was looking for a good family ran restaurant and was not disappointed…read more I got the special of the day, cod nuggets and they didn't disappoint. Hot and fresh and the fries were yummy too. The service was great, my drink stayed filled and the waitress was attentive. The restaurant was clean and had really neat curtains. One thing to note, they only take cash or checks. No debit or credit cards.

Great breakfast. We…read moregot takeout several times. Pancakes are big and good. When you add blueberries they add lots. Omelets are good. Corned beef hash is good. Biscuits and gravy is good (I'm a southerner). Portions are a good size. The bread is homemade, and it's good. Takeout was well organized - they gave us plenty of condiments. Highly recommend for breakfast. Cash or check only.

We were driving back from Mackinac Island, and wanted a place where we could bring our dogs. There…read moreare tables outside, but it started raining so we ate in our car. Wood Winds has the look of an old school diner, with tasty pies available by the slice in a glass display. They also have excellent cookies and assorted nicknacks for sale. But the meals are the real attraction here. I ordered a Reuben, which I always do when I want to get a lay of the land. It was perfect, with generous stacks of corned beef, sauerkraut, and Swiss, and buttery crispy marble rye. My wife got the chicken fajita wrap. She normally orders any chicken sandwich plain, but she forgot to ask for no peppers and onions. She loved it, since they sautéed them. Sandwiches and wraps are served with perfectly crispy fries. Not a scrap remained of either meal. The price was reasonable, and the food was ready in less than 10 minutes. We'll definitely plan to visit here again, whether the dogs are with us or not.

We stopped in for breakfast on a Saturday morning. While they did offer a breakfast buffet, we…read moreopted to order from the menu. The skillet with 'Everything" was tasty and my eggs were perfectly over easy. My spouse enjoyed her breakfast sandwich on a bagel. The staff was attentive. Food was good. A good, local stop from our perspective.