Biscuits and gravy every Sunday. Once I discovered this place, I've never even considered elsewhere.read more

Fantastic diner! Ashley and everyone we interacted with was so kind and helpful. We have two kids…read morewith allergies and she was so helpful to make sure they had safe foods. Food was great! We loved the biscuits and gravy, my some loved his omelette, and my daughter had a fantastic hamburger! Can't go wrong!

Wasn't really impressed with this place. Maybe I'm just picky but the biscuits and gravy were…read morepretty bland.

Went to Happy's Country Kitchen for their all-you-can-eat fish and it hit the spot! The place is…read moresmall and feels very family-run -- nothing fancy, just friendly and welcoming with a lot of regulars (always a good sign). Service was kind and the food was delicious. We'll definitely be back!

Craft beer is full of flavor, amazing view while looking at the river. Nice live musicread more

We were in town visiting family and made reservations at Brass Elk Brewing. I was excited to try a…read moreflight or two and had my dinner choice narrowed down by the time we got there. My daughter-in-law made reservations and when we arrived, there were no handicap spaces at all due to the 4th of July fireworks, so my son had us get out of our car and went and parked it (we drove two cars) A valet option would have been nice. When we entered, the hostess told us to sit anywhere. We told her we had reservations on the patio, so she led us outside. We realized on this very hot and sticky day that there wasn't adequate fans to help move the air, so we requested to be seated inside (remember we were told to sit anywhere) We were then told they weren't seating inside, although there was a couple tables of people inside. The place wasn't the least bit busy, so I don't know why we couldn't sit inside. I have health issues and my ankles and feet swell with humid weather, which is one of the reasons we moved to southern Arizona. I even told whoever was seating us that I would swell up but they didn't care. Keep in mind the reservations were made days in advance and we didn't know it was going to be so awful outside. The next issue was the menu. They only offered a limited 4th of July menu, so all our original choices were out the window. They were not busy when we arrived at 6 and still not busy when we left at 7, so I think their expectations were overblown. There were also another table or two seated inside, which was odd since they weren't seating inside. I will give them points for the breakfast smash burger and fries cooked in tallow. The food was good. It wasn't to-die-for, but no complaints. That's the only reason I'm giving them 2 stars. The crappy seating attitude and limited menu knocked off a star and the fact I could barely wear my sandals by the time we finished because my feet and ankles were swollen and huge knocked off another star. I guess they also don't expect people with kids to eat at their restaurant. We ordered a lemonade for the 3 year old and they brought a 16 ounce cup with an easily- removed rubber lid, which she immediately removed and spilled her drink before we could grab her. I ask the wait staff for a children's cup and they said that was it. The rubber lid counted I guess. Keep in mind our water glasses were less than half the size of their "children's" cup but they were made of glass. I'll give them a solid meh and a one finger salute for their attitude.

My wife and I stopped in for lunch and buy a few goodie's. A chicken salad sandwich and open face…read moresloppy Joe for lunch and a tray of iced cinnamon rolls and a loaf of Dutch apple bread. Our sandwiches were average in both taste and size. Just over priced for what you get. We waited to get home to get into the iced cinnamon rolls and Dutch apple bread. We opened the cinnamon rolls first. They were soft but not much cinnamon swirled inside with a strong yeast flavor which neither of us liked much. Next we tried the Dutch Apple bread. Now that was extremely good. We will be back to try out their other goodies.

Great spot for breakfast, brunch, or lunch! Fresh homemade food, perfectly cooked eggs, and thick,…read moretasty sausage. I had the breakfast sandwich on homemade bread with a cinnamon roll delicious and way better than any chain!

Average food, average service, average ambiance. Looks like a good dinner, it's big it's busy, I…read morewasn't impressed. But it wasn't bad, just average and sometimes average is good.

I called to speak to someone and the person who answered the phone hung up on me after I told her…read morewho I was. Very Rude!!

Highly recommend the fried pretzel and cheese appetizer. We all ordered burgers, they were amazing!…read moreZero wait and our waitress was on top of everything, highly recommend! Very clean and overall we had a great experience!

We walked in an hour before they close and they told us they didn't want to serve us because…read morebusiness is slow. Very professional.

In my opinion, Bristol Street Cafe is an Elkhart staple. It's good, honest, affordable diner food…read more It's the same quality of food and service every time I go, both being excellent. If you're looking for a fancy and expensive brunch experience this probably isn't the place for you. Like I said before, it's your quintessential home town diner, and that's exactly what I love about it! We are usually in and out in under an hour even when they're packed. I typically get an omelette but their biscuits and gravy is the best I've ever had.

Food was really good and fast. Menu was a bit small but they had no problem customizing an order…read morefor my picky needs. Really nice servers as well

April's coffee date took us up to northern Indiana while we were in town for a Luke Combs concert…read more This month, we checked out SteelYard Coffee Co.--and I'd definitely call it a hidden gem. It's tucked inside an older industrial-style building and shares space with a couple of antique-type shops, so it's not somewhere you'd likely just stumble upon. The coffee was great, and the staff were friendly and helpful. My wife ordered an iced "Reese in a Cup" and loved it. I went with a hot Cuban Kiss--a mix of cinnamon, vanilla, and white chocolate. It was good, but I'd probably try something different next time. Pricing was very reasonable compared to a lot of coffee spots these days. We also split a cinnamon roll that tasted homemade and was delicious. Overall, a great hidden gem and worth the stop.

Excellent panni. Quick service in a historical building. Adjacent to Birds gotta fly vintage store.read more