A hometown favorite of the locals I felt welcomed and like one of the regulars!…read more A cute storefront shop greets you at the entrance with local items for sale. Breakfast was hearty, hot and delicious. The whole ambiance is homey and sweet. The bathroom felt like being a guest in my own home.

3.5 stars. My friend and I stopped in after visiting Cedar Lakes Woods. There are not many…read moreoptions in this neck of the woods. We were there at lunch time, and sat right away at a table for 10, even though there were just 2 of us. Service was veerrrry slow, if friendly. They have a good sized menu, and I went with the BLT sandwich with a fried green tomato. My friend went with the chicken salad on salad, and I had order-envy. Hers looked way better than mine. Mine was fine, but didn't have very much flavor. My favorite part was the side of tater tots. We also split a peach cobbler for dessert. Lots of peaches, but the cobbler part itself wasn't very flavorful. Long story short - lunch was fine, if nothing special.

This place has burned down. It has been closed for months and does not appear to be planning to…read morereopen

Stopped by this little local place for breakfast…read more I ordered the full Biscuits & gravy with two fried eggs. The biscuits were very good. The gravy was missing something but I'm not sure what exactly. The eggs were cooked perfectly. Service was excellent!

Best coffee around and the friendliest staff. Ben knows his stuff. I always look to support…read morecoffee houses that roast there own because they aren't just moving coffee they care about the product and there roast is great. I bought a bag of Ethiopia Medium roast which is natural not washed and the smell and taste are wonderful. Sometimes the naturals go over the top but this one hits the spot - its got the fruit but its also mellow. Perfect for sitting down and just enjoying a cup in peace. Food also excellent. My go tos were the oatmeal (no cream) and the croissant sandwich which was recommended to me by a very nice lady who works for delta in Tampa and comes to Cedar Key 3 times per year and was excited when she heard this was where I was going.

Wow. I don't understand where these good reviews are coming from. We just got out chicken salad…read morecroissants. We were told after waiting almost 30 minutes for them that the reason was that they make everything from scratch-I'm no expert but I know a Sam's croissant when I see one and whoever is so unbelievably out of touch with flavors would put a garlicky chicken salad with sliced strawberries?? Literally wtf. Don't get me started.. and then they mocked us when we asked where our order was and basically threw the Togo box at us. Classy. DONT WASTE YOUR VALUABLE VACATION TIME. There are other local businesses that are grateful for the tourists that keep them afloat..

Atmosphere - Good. The building serves two purposes. It is a breakfast and lunch restaurant and in…read morethe evening a dinner service begins under the name of a restaurant that was unfortunately severely damaged by the hurricane in September of 2024. There is an outdoor patio dining area and an indoor dining area. The atmosphere is very seaside casual. Service - Very good. Our server was attentive and pleasant. Food - Mixed. I had breakfast at the restaurant one day and it was very good. My dinner was disappointing. The breading was very thick and the oysters were not cooked through well. Overall Value - Good. Currently, this is basically one of only two restaurants in town that is open for dinner. The prices are very reasonable and the service very good.

Delicious home cooked breakfast Cheesy grits are perfectly…read moreseasoned, biscuits and light and fluffy and omelette is packed with veggies! Service with a smile and plenty of parking!

Traveled to Gainesville from Wellington. Stop on the way home for breakfast. We both got omelettes…read more The serving size was huge. We would have taken half of it home but we live too far. The self serve coffee bar was amazing The options of flavor syrups are endless. Great service and hospitality. A little off the beaten path but I assure you it's well worth it.

Best breakfast I have ever had! Eggs and bacon were perfect. Homemade bread was so delicious…read more!!Quaint dining room. Staff were super!!

Beautiful grounds and entrance for a well decorated restaurant that is perfect for a relaxing…read moreevening dinner. I took my wife to celebrate a post Father's Day meal since she worked on that day. Ambience is worth 5 stars Food was a rollercoaster ride... started off great with the whipped feta appetizer then I asked for some guidance and waiter recommended the scallops which I do love and my wife the A1 grade Tuna. Both had good flavor but weren't prepared properly. My scallops didn't have a "crust" and her tuna wasn't seared on outside causing it took cook more than requested. We had a blueberry tiramisu for dessert and it was good. Light and airy with good blueberry flavor but missing the coffee flavor most tiramisu highlight. Food gets 3 stars Definitely recommend you try this restaurant out at least once as it has a lot of potential to be a great experience.

A Thursday night outing found us at The Black Prong Bar & Grill in Bronson. When you drive up, it's…read morevery evident this isn't just a down home family restaurant. It appears to be (and is) a resort out in the wilds, near the Goethe State Park. We asked for recommendations and settled on salmon and sea scallops entrees and the recommended appetizer (spicy crab hush puppies). The salmon on puréed black eyed peas - not going to lie - worried me a little, but it was delicious!! The grilled asparagus was very good - cooked but not too mushy. The sea scallops on a bed of rice was also delicious, the green beans, like the asparagus, were superbly cooked. As we were nearly finished with dinner, the live music began - subdued folk music. It fit the atmosphere perfectly. We skipped dessert only because we were full, b

Amazing. Spectacular. We've been talking about this place the entire weekend…read more We stumbled across Biscuit barn as hungry tourist. We were immediately greeted with a warm "hello" by a lovely waitress who put us on a 15 minute waitlist. About 10ish minutes goes by and my name was called, the place was very busy and the staff appear very attentive like they were pros at handling a little chaos. My boyfriend ordered the chicken co-op and I ordered the country eggs Benedict. These were some of the best biscuits we've ever had. This is a no frills kinda place but delicious. For 2 extremely full breakfast, a side of corn beef hash and 2 iced coffees (they even put ice on the side for us) with tip the meal was $43 and we took home half of our plates.

Very enjoyable breakfast! I love a traditional diner…read moreatmosphere, and the Biscuit Barn did not disappoint. The food was delicious and the service was excellent. My only regret is that I was not hungry enough to try more items on the menu!

The inside of this cafe is beautiful! The food was excellent. We ordered an iced cinnamon latte,…read morethe lavender blueberry lemonade, breakfast burrito with hot sauce, chocolate muffin, and the banana Nutella croffles. Service was friendly and attentive once seated.

Would not recommend to LGBTQ+ people…read more Traveling from Orlando to ATL and did not realize this place would have "Faith and Family Month" posters everywhere. I didn't even initially assume it was a hate campaign until my sister mentioned it's an anti-pride month initiative. It's sad because the staff seems well intentioned and the coffee/food was fine. I just can't recommend this place as being an open-minded and respectful place for lgbtq+ people.

Such a fantastic restaurant, family, friendly, wonderful breakfast, and lunch options and very…read moreaffordable. Centrally easy to get to . Clara was a wonderful waitress, and we will definitely be back.

After spending the morning at Three Sisters Springs checking out the manatees, we worked up an…read moreappetite and stopped in for lunch at Grannie's Restaurant in Crystal River -- and it was exactly what we were hoping for. Grannie's is a cute little diner with simple décor and classic comfort food. Nothing fancy, just the kind of place that feels welcoming the second you walk in. Our waitress, Trish, was an absolute pistol -- quick-witted with a slightly sarcastic edge, and I loved every minute of it. We had great banter back and forth, and she made the whole experience even more fun. There were four of us in our group. The ladies both went with the vegetable soup and agreed it was tasty, though a bit heavy on the tomato flavor. One had a grilled cheese, the other a BLT, and both were happy with their sandwiches. Me and the other guy ordered the Monster Melt -- think patty melt vibes with a cooked-to-order burger patty, melted cheese, and diced onions. I had mine on rye bread, while my buddy went with a bun. We both agreed the burger meat was good quality and cooked just right. He paired his with crinkle-cut fries, and I went with fried okra because, well... when in the South, eat like a Southerner. After lunch, we shared a slice of homemade carrot cake. My wife thought it was a bit too sweet, but I say there's no such thing as too much money, too much fun, or too sweet of dessert. If you find yourself in Crystal River, do yourself a favor and stop by Grannie's. Ask for Trish, come hungry, and be prepared for some solid comfort food and a little entertainment along the way.

$20 for 3 ribs, and a handful of fries. It tasted good and also came with toast but was a very…read moresmall portion for the price. The bar area is cute as well but also pricey. I would not go out of my way for this place

some of the best bbq I've ever had. I got it weeks ago and am still thinking about it--that's how…read moregood it is!