What a great restaurant! It was recommended by a friend, so we stopped by for lunch. We were…read moregreeted warmly and seated promptly. Our server quickly brought menus and took our drink order. Even though the restaurant was very busy, our food order was taken right away, and our meals arrived surprisingly fast. We both ordered salads, and they were outstanding. The restaurant itself is beautiful and very clean, including the restrooms. We were especially impressed by the ambiance and the warm, inviting atmosphere. Highly recommend The Copperfield!

Great meeting place for gatherings with friends and family. Variety of food choices. Excellent…read moreservice. Sangria was good, dont care for the garnish of a bright red maraschino cherry, but otherwise good. Those always seem cheap to me. I like my luxardo or amarena cherries in drinks. Spicy tuna salad sandwich was good. I substituted rye bread.

We sat outside and the service was great. Unfortunately the price is way too high for what they…read moreserve. I ordered a Denver omelette. The veg was a very not cut correctly: chunks of green bell peppers and over chunky sliced onions that were not cooked through. Please stop being lazy and chop your veg and cook the onion . Green salad was hot Not impressed. And the Bloody Mary mix is sub par. However, the diner is cute and service is good. Second visit: had to sit at counter which is fine. They were busy. The bad: Bloody Mary's were flat and expensive $13 each. No depth of flavor, thought we would give them a second chance. . Ordered croquette madame. Egg was severely undercooked - the egg white was gelatatinous and the bread way too thick, ham fatty and subpar, where were you Béchamel? I took a bite of my breakfast and he hands me a box at the end when I asked for the check--not asking if anything is wrong. Two bites out of the spring mix salad and sandwich. Bloody Mary full. $70 for a salad, madame croquette, slow service which is no problem. It's a tiny diner and around lunch time. No worries there. But uncomfortable dining service because we could feel the tension between the server and bartender. Again for me? NBD but my daughter did not appreciate this. The good: the Mediterranean salad was delicious according to my daughter. She had the same thoughts about the Bloody Marys. Super cute beer backs- pony miller high life. I brought the croque madame home and my son loved it. Went on and on about how amazing it was. In all fairness my adult kids loved their food. He did microwave it to cook the egg through. Yes I know I am picky because I worked in the restaurant industry for over 22 years. And I can make better food at home. I just expect a bit more if I am going to drop $70 for two lunch entrees and two drinks. Not including the tip. Bottom line: I would not go back for this very expensive diner that doesn't know how to properly cook simple things. Or chop veg. Or make a drink.

I was excited to come here because I wanted to try the cheese curds and it did not disappoint -…read moreeverything was delicious. Cheese curds are a staple in Minnesota so my friend and I made it our mission to try it every place we went - Hi-Lo did not disappoint. Although the place was busy, we got seated pretty quickly and didnt have to worry about the wait. When I think about American diners, this place did not miss - it looks exactly how I imagine it would in the movies. Delicious food and definitely a place I would recommend if youre ever in the area to try some minnesotan fare!!

Cozy! I simply enjoy it here. Breakfast all day is hard to find. The interior is massive and there…read moreis also a beautiful exterior patio during the summer with flowers and koi fish pond. The patio allows dogs. In addition, there is a dog menu! What?! The service is always prompt and I have never had issues getting seated immediately. I believe the employees used to be part of recovery but I'm not sure if that stands true today. The vibe is whimsical and I have only ever ordered breakfast here. Therefore, I can't speak towards the lunch items. Contrary, all breakfast items hit the spot. Recently I've been enjoying the earth breakfast which is two scrambled eggs in hashbrowns with onion and covered in cheddar cheese, served with toast. The portions are large and the prices are reasonable. I've never ordered the cinnamon roll or caramel roll but I do see them in the pastry case all the time and they look phenomenal. I look forward to returning more! Thank you, Day by Day Cafe. You have a great business.

It had been a good long while since I had been to Day by Day, but a family member wanted to stop in…read morefor breakfast. I had forgottwn how cute and quaint this spot it. Every booth has a little lamp light and just a nostalgic, cozy feeling. I ended up having a breakfast burrito with fruit and it was just perfect. It wasn't an overstuffed burrito and just delicious. Also, great fruit selection, not just (nasty) cantaloupe. The restaurant also has a great mission, helping those in need get on the right path. Would definitely stop in to support that alone. The food and friendliness is just a bonus.

I wish I had 1/2 stars because I would like to give 4.5. The food was all amazing, service was…read morewonderful, but the portion sizes were just too big (I know, some of you will love that, but I really hate food waste and I'm sure whatever the aggressive little birds miss is getting wasted) and the seating is limited. But I don't want to punish them for being what they are - a tiny restaurant that serves great food in large portions. We all got pancakes, two of us with blueberries (absolutely a yes), bacon, eggs, and shared one of our hashbrowns. The bacon was perfectly cooked, thick, and flavorful. I am not a hashbrown fan, but I could understand the fuss. The blueberry pancakes were absolutely delightful. My husband went to the bathroom midway through breakfast and one of the tiny birds jumped right up on the edge of his plate and prepared to dig in. It was not easily dissuaded, so we ended up having to cover his food with a napkin. So I think the birds are also on board with the 5 stars. :-) Service was great, food was quick. I would bring people here again for sure.

I'll say this; go at your own risk. It's really about what you can tolerate…read more The food was good and provided a more than average portion size. I was full. The service was tolerable considering the fact it is only one waitress covering the place (about 15-20 people could max out the place; It's a very small spot). But my wait wasn't that long to be seated because I came right when someone left. Took about 15 minutes before my order was taken and about 30 minutes to receive my food. The ambiance...not that great. It's a small and cramped, elongated, diner-style bar top where it actually does feel like you're in your kitchen. But here was the problem, it was very unsanitary. Audible buzzing of multiple flies and seeing them land everywhere and the kitchen was just so disappointing to look at. The chef prepared food with his bare hands and cross contaminated constantly. Now I can be impartial to the fact that at home, most people do this. However, when you're preparing, serving, and selling food, it's just unacceptable. This place needs more employees and a bigger space because there are health code violations here. I'm sure if those two things were provided, they would be more intentional about avoiding these mistakes.

Meatball mondays! I've gone for Meatball Monday a few times, and while it's not a transcendental…read moreexperience, it is very enjoyable. It's a cool little place, with a nice bar, and community stuff like trivia night. It's casual and good quality, and you can watch the kitchen at work from the counter. Check it out.

This is a great breakfast place. I've had their breakfast burrito three times now and it's…read moreconsistently great. Love the atmosphere inside, they have lots of plants and cool decor. It's meter street parking but I've never had an issue finding a spot. The meatballs and sausage were amazing, but the pothole pie was really bland. We think they may have forgotten to add seasoning. Some of the tables are pretty small so if you're ordering a few things you may have to arrange the plates carefully to have everything fit. The servers are always really friendly and coffee is good here too. I'm between 4 or 5 stars only because of the pothole pie, but if they fixed that it would get 5 stars from me for sure! (Pictures of pothole pie and meatballs & sausage are from after we had started eating them)

I think The Buttered Tin is a great stop for a simple, casual breakfast. Nice when you want to go…read moreout and have someone else do the cooking. This place is frequently packed, being below an apartment building and in a busy part of Northeast. Street parking is fairly easy to find, although you may have to walk a little ways. Order up front and they'll come find your table. We ordered the Pierogi Eggs and Sausage and a Bennie. The pierogi dish was filling but could have used a little more flavor. Still, with so many different things on the plate, it kept the meal interesting. Unfortunately, the eggs on the Bennie were overcooked, so we missed out on that perfectly runny yolk you want with a Benedict. The bakery case looked incredible, and they also have mimosas if you're looking for more of a brunch vibe. We ended up taking home a red velvet roll, which was dense and pretty decent overall. A solid neighborhood breakfast spot, especially if you're looking for something casual with plenty of options.

The restaurant location is in a good spot on the corner of Lowry'n Marshall NE. Parking is decent…read moreon street. There is an available parking lot. The restaurant is always clean and the service is excellent! The food selections are good organic choices. However, they removed the widely popular, absolutely delicious hot pastrami sandwich. Why? It just disappeared!!! There is no other comparable option to this sandwich on their menu. My heart is broken. I was forced to try another selection: the Bruschetta chicken sandwich. The jury is still out on this one. Not bad. Just not as GREAT as the pastrami one. I tried the ever popular cinnamon roll with cream cheese frosting today. It's a one & done for me. The soaked in butter bread is a bit off putting for me. It's like oily wet bread. All of that butter upset my stomach. I only ate 1/3 of it...and had to toss it. Yeah, that's very disappointing. Money is tight...this meal was a real treat for me. All in all, BT is very good, great location, good service, good food.

A friend brought me there to get drinks and apps before we headed out to dinner and I have a lot of…read morenice things to say about the place overall, but the service that night started off pretty awful. Great things: my espresso martini was amazing. As an espresso martini addict, I'd consider this one a top in the cities. The patio space is fantastic, every single person got greeted when they walked in and thanked when they walked out. The bartender was very friendly and even gave us a suggestion for somewhere to go after for dinner. Unfortunate thing: The service. We didn't actually start at the bar. We started at a table on the patio and sat for about 10 minutes watching the server walk around us, she was obviously busy so that was fine, but after seeing 3 tables served who came in after us she finally walked to our table and said she'd be right with us after she put in the orders. Cool cool. Well, unfortunately, when she came back outside she did not come to our table and instead walked around taking orders from more people who came in after us and that's when we decided 20 minutes was too long and we went into the bar where the services was good. The outdoor server did apologize to us, and we do understand she was busy, but at that point we nixed the appetizer and just had cocktails due to it being later than planned and wanting to get to dinner. I'd definitely go again, like I said - fantastic espresso martini, but I did want to be honest about my experience.

This is not a place I'd usually go for, but my friend wanted to check it out so I figured why not…read moretry something different. The space is quaint, the staff welcoming, the ambiance casual, the patio's cute, and I bet it's a neighborhood gem. The menu states Bar Food, and they weren't kidding. I was hoping for something hearty, which was like a needle in a haystack. Unfortunately, the yelp pics weren't leading me to anything so I asked our waiter who recommended a few things that might be a bit more filling. I got the Zio Vecchio sandwich and to wash it down, the All Around the World, which is an N/A. I should note, they have an impressive list of cocktails, N/As, THCs, wines, and beers. While I didn't recognize 90% of them, I still thought it was great, especially for those interested in something new. So here are my thoughts on everything I had. Zio Vecchio - i really liked the pistachio pesto, the cheese kept slipping out, for those unfamiliar with "mortadella" it's thinly shaved pork (think deli meat) mixed with other things. All Around the World (N/A) - was concerned about the vinegar, and komboucha, but neither was overpowering. instead it was a well balanced and refreshing drink. Panna Cotta - always wanted to try this. there's had blueberries and toasted coconut flakes which gave a nice texture. Tiramisu - heavy on the alcohol but delish In all it was lovely experience and I'm glad to have visited.

Eggs Benedict had great flavoring in the hollandaise sauce, with a very slight spicy tanginess…read more Both crepes were delicious and filling. The chilaquiles verdes were slightly spicy too. If you wanted them spicier they had hot sauce available at the table. The waitress was very welcoming and quick to seat us; however, they didn't come back to refill our waters and when one of us asked for decaf they didn't come back with the decaf coffee. It took a while to get our check too. Would still come back though, maybe it was just a hiccup today. They have a cool enclosed patio area that they open the large windows in the summer time so you get shade but still get to enjoy the breeze and sunlight outside. Would be a cute spot for mimosas with friends.

We stopped in here during peak brunch hours on a sunny summer weekend in August. It was…read moresurprisingly not overcrowded and we were sat immediately. It's a unique building with what I would describe as a green house area to sit in. Fun quirky decor, the ambiance was 10/10. Easy residential street parking. We ordered a few mimosas, the Bacon Pancakes, Eggs Benedict, and Hashbrowns. Everything was cooked well - a nice runny egg, crispy but thick Hashbrowns, and fluffy pancakes! Nothing over the top or too fancy but if you want a solid classic meal, this is your spot! Large portions and some Mexican style dishes available. Very friendly service!