I was out for a nice Sunday ride on the motorcycle, and when I do that I keep an eye out for places…read morethat I have never been to for a nice lunch, usually aiming for just before noon in order to avoid the church crowd. This restaurant has an entry on the corner of the building, with outdoor seating along one side of the building. I opted for the outdoor seating as it was a nice day. I was escorted out to my table, and my drink order was taken. Going through the menu, I opted for a burger with fries. It was quite pleasant out, and waiting for my food was not a problem. The burger was quite good, and the fries were decent as well. The price point is a bit more than most of the sports bars out there, but the Tioga area tends to boost the cost of things a bit. All in all, a nice place to have a bite to eat. I can see this place being very good for brunch.

Sitting here wondering what it is that doesn't draw me to this place time and again. Because don't…read moreget me wrong the food is good here. It's been about a year since our last visit and here's what I've come up with. 1. The water is terrible. Please buy a filter. I think it's the worst water I've had in a Gainesville restaurant. 2. This place can't decide if it's a restaurant or bar. It's loud. Very loud when full. I couldn't even understand the server and my husband had to sit next to me. The bar is the focal point. It should really be in the other room off to the side. It takes up too much space and it's obnoxiously loud. 3. The menu: Again. It's a bar menu. Large selection of handhelds. Few limited mains. Some salads. There are appetizers but this is the weakest link on the menu. 4. I usually love their off menu drinks. But they were both lacking tonight. I even asked for more purée to boost the flavor. The problem was I couldn't taste the gin. Just seltzer. The issue I have when I go out to dinner I'm looking for a meal I won't make at home and although there is a huge chunk of the population that doesn't really care what they eat as long as they don't have to make it , I don't fall in that category. I'm a foodie. Have traveled the world and know a good meal when it sits in front of me. The food here is decent but the ambience and awful water leaves me coming here last minute to find a bite. But seriously, buy a filter for your tap. The clientele will thank you.

So it has been something like five years since I last reviewed Country Foodly, so I figure it is…read moretime to give a bit of an update. Really, nothing has changed. It is the same folks inside, the same food, and the same experience... which is excellence. This place has become a local favorite, and there is a vibe of familiarity between the staff and the customers that you don't see in chain restaurants. If you are looking for a local place that caters to the region, this should definitely be on your list!

Country Foodly is a small, charming eatery with limited indoor seating, but it feels warm and…read moreinviting. The last time I was her was I believe somewhere 2016-2017. I went with a friend and funny enough this time I went with the same friend. I noticed their menu changed in a good way and they have some great offerings. The menu has a great variety, and I went with the regular Korean breakfast (Korean rice platter). It choose bulgogi as my protein, and it came with rice, a perfectly cooked egg, a fresh side salad, and even a small chicken wing. The flavors were spot on, especially the bulgogi, which was tender and well-seasoned. I split it with my friend and got hash browns and an extra egg for her. It was enough to fill us both granted we also had matcha on the way there. Generous portion for sure for us. Service was friendly and efficient, though the small space can fill up quickly, so plan accordingly. Overall, a great place for a hearty, flavorful meal. Would definitely come back!

We will be getting a Peach Valley Cafe in our hometown fairly soon. We were in Gainesville and saw…read morethis location, so decided to try it to see if it would be worth a visit when the new location opens. We had never been to one, but it definitely passed the test! We ordered online and the menu is so vast. It was hard to choose. My husband got the biscuits and gravy (amazing) and I got a bacon and cheese omelette (huge and equally amazing)! We also ordered grits (OMG) and apple fritter barrels (meh). The items were packed with care, even extra butter for the grits and biscuits were included, and everything was exactly as ordered. My husband went in to pick up our breakfast and said it's really cute inside. Now we have a new restaurant to look forward to, but may just have to make the drive to Gainesville again before ours opens locally. It was that good!

this place is AWESOME!! in the heart of Celebration Pointe in Gainesville. what an adorable menu !!…read moreI am a pancake conesseuir and tried the banana pancakes and they were phenomenal!! me and our roommates took our moms here for valentines

Don't use the reservation system on their website, if you do you won't get seated…read more This is a great restaurant, but little things like this will keep us from returning.

The Stonehouse Neighborhood Grill has been open for about six months now, and I finally had a…read morechance to head out that way and give it a try at a time when it wasn't insanely busy. Weekends are a tough time to go here, as it tends to be very busy during that time, but I had some time off on a weekday and went there for a late lunch, and that did the trick. The place is laid out like a pretty standard sports bar. There is a bar close to the veranda that allows folks on the veranda to order as well as those inside, and bar seating on both sides. I sat at the bar since I was solo this time around, and quickly got a menu to go through what they have. The menu is pretty standard, but there were one or two combo platters that are not as common. I went for the ribs and wings platter. The wings were nice, had a smoky flavor to them. The ribs were a st louis style cut, and also had a nice flavor. Not really sure that the place has barbecue as their primary food... more likely they are aimed at making burgers and steaks in the kitchen. However, the food was good, the folks working there were nice, and I enjoyed my meal. Try to catch the place when it isn't insanely busy.

Food is gr8! Waiters and cooks are gr8! Always enjoy eating…read morehere. These folk treat everyone as family. Always clean! Portions are almost always too big!! LOL

This is old school diner home cooking, by a very professional, friendly staff of conscientious…read moreservers and cooks. I always look for the Biscuits & Gravy and they did not disappoint. Gravy was well seasoned and plentiful, that was not like paste, but thin enough to hold all the sausage in it. Fluffy and fresh biscuit, not like a rock. If you are familiar with diner dining the ambience hasn't changed in 40 years. And clean

We stopped by American Grace Cafe before heading out fishing and were honestly blown away. We…read moreordered two bacon, egg, and cheese bagel sandwiches, a bacon, egg, and cheese burrito with hash browns, plus blueberry and double chocolate muffins everything was fresh, hot, and absolutely delicious. What really stood out though was the atmosphere. This is a veteran-owned, Christian family restaurant, and you can truly feel it. They have done in take out and even a drive thru. They make you feel right at home and genuinely cared for from the moment you walk in. We're visiting from California, but were welcomed open-hearted. Service: 5/5 Food: 5/5 Cleanliness: 5/5 We dined in, used the restrooms (very clean), and just enjoyed the whole experience. We also loved seeing that they host Bible studies and veteran events it's clear they care about bringing the community together. This place is amazing. 10/10 would recommend to fellow vets, families, and anyone looking for great food and even better people. Check it out and tell them we sent you! God bless and have a great day

New eatery in Trenton Florida…read more The previous incarnation was Cherrys, a hamburger joint. American Grace is more of an all American diner. My guy and I both had the philly and it was tasty, Their fries were excellent and service was excellent by a lovely tattooed woman. We'll be back.

A pleasant, spacious cafe with outside seating and with ordering at the counter. Evening music at…read moretimes with local bands, which I've enjoyed at times. But the food is just average, with no special offerings. Pricing is fair, although I'm not sure how I feel about tipping for counter service. So, in all, go for the music and enjoy outside seating, but don't expect a memorable meal.

We stopped in for lunch, but since it was Father's Day, they weren't serving food. Instead, we…read moreenjoyed an adult beverage to celebrate the best husband in the world! The service was friendly, there was plenty of parking, and the covered outdoor area was perfect for staying dry during the rain. The restrooms were clean, and the stage added a really charming touch to the atmosphere. We look forward to coming back to try the food and updating our review!

My son and I went for Father's Day based on a recommendation from a friend. The restaurant is…read morepretty small but makes up for its small size with great friendly service and fantastic food. We both had the brisket bowl with a scrambled egg. The flavor of the brisket was fantastic. We also had a side of the sweet potato tots that our waitress brought out with a sided of cinnamon butter to dip them in. We will be returning.

Awesome experience . All the gals are top notch . Food was excellent . Will definitely be back.read more