Good down home breakfast of reasonable quality. And very inexpensive. Excellent service. Not noisy…read morebut crowded when I was there ( summer tourist season). This is an old school place like you would find in the 60s or 70s. Mainly a locals establishment. Nobody stares at you but they know you're not from the area! I was passing through on my way to the UP. It is very near the Executive Inn which may have been the only motel in town and where I stayed.

Small town homemade food and service abound in this little town diner. Great soups all house made…read more A huge variety on their menu and very reasonably priced. Expect to leave with a doggie bag. Their portions are large.

Delicious! Sidney was an amazing waitress!! Loved the lobster bisque soup. We will be back!!!read more

Here from Cali at one of our favorite breakfast/brunch spots. It was crowded, but there was no…read morewait, and we were seated in a comfy booth right away. We were hungry so we ordered a little of everything: Lobster bisque, Rosemary fries, grits with cheese ,french toast, and the million dollar bacon. We also ordered the Good Morning meditation. Everything was delicious and absolutely no complaints. Thank you to our server Chanda

I came in about a month ago and let me tell you! I've been eating for 80 years and this is the…read moreworst food and hospitality I've ever been around. Would not recommend to anyone. I wouldn't even give my dog this food. Came here with my wife and grandson. He was sick right after and blew up the bathroom could've been the food or his celiac disease. Absolutely disgusting!!!!!

Would give half star if I could didn't like the atmosphere food was gross found a gray hair in the…read moresalad.

It pains me to leave a mere two-star review but I couldn't find much to like here. The quaint…read moreambience, friendly service (we were one of the first guests to arrive on a Friday morning mid-May) and fresh brewed decaf were the highlights. The food, which is most important, was a big disappointment. I am a cinnamon roll connoisseur and was so excited to try the rolls that past Yelpers raved about. They were out of caramel today so we ordered the grilled roll with pecans and homemade buttercream frosting. It looked dry and tasted even drier. Barely warm, flourey and tasteless. The frosting was the best part. The menu of choices looks wonderful and diverse for a small cafe. I was delighted to see shrimp and grits. The skillet was very small, the food was hot (a plus) but it was heavy on the grits, which lacked flavor and space on shrimp (only 4), sausage and sauce. I ate the toppings with half the grits and left the rest. My husband ordered the hoagie sandwich with hash browns. His comment was "a lot of bread and minimal filling" with "luke warm" hash browns that were more spongy than crispy. It's hard to go wrong with breakfast, but somehow Lazy Toaster has missed the mark. The concept is fun, the menu is great, yet the recipes and preparation could use some major improvements. The tab ($41 for two) was not bad, but was high for the quality. We liked the decor yet felt the cleanliness was lacking (sticky floors and no paper towels in the bathroom). A breakfast place in East Tawas is a plus; I hope this cafe commits to some improvements and stays around.

This is a cute little breakfast place and I'm so glad it's here. My friends ordered the Panini…read morebreakfast and I ordered just eggs and toast. The service is good and the food quality is good. Probably the only complaint is that the hashbrowns aren't brown enough, but that's my particular taste. On busy days, I recommend getting there before 9 o'clock, it gets pretty busy and it's small so the weight can be a little bit long. I wish they had a few more healthy options. I like avocado toast but there's is lacking. It's just a piece of toast with some avocado spread on top, no seasoning, very bland. Also kind of small.

I was at McPherson's about 10 minutes before they opened Saturday morning. I figured this was good…read morebecause there were at least 5 vehicles there with people waiting for them to open. The American fries were the closest thing to what my mother used to make a long time ago. Service was excellent. She talked about the cinnamon rolls. I bought a small one to go which was anything but small (very delicious I might add). I was an hour away from home on my way through for the day's activities. My wife and I will go there soon. Thank you for a great start to my Saturday. It was my birthday too but I don't mention that to people.

If you're looking for a home cooked meal with great service, this is the place. My friend lives…read moreclose to Mcpherson's and she's been inviting me to breakfast for a while, so I finally had a free morning to go. I've heard this place had the humongous cinnamon rolls and I knew I had to get one. The small could feed 3 people easily and the family size is HUGE. I ordered the biscuits and gravy, scrambled eggs and bacon. The bread was fresh made and the gravy was delicious! Coffee is always piping hot and service cannot be beat! This place gets busy and I can see why. The food was great, service was outstanding and the homemade bread, cookies and cinnamon rolls are the stars here. If you're ever by Millington, stop by here. You'll be glad you did!

Small town, small family-owned diner. We stopped for breakfast and were not disappointed. The…read morestaff are friendly, flexible and attentive. The ambience is laid back, homey, lively. We were greeted promptly, our order was taken when we were ready and the food arrived piping hot. Our coffee was filled without asking. These qualities aren't always present with many establishments. Heard the words please, thank you and you're welcome more times than I can count. Great staff. I ordered their most popular breakfast item: corned beef hash. It was perfect. Homemade fried potatoes, ample chunks of meat and eggs over medium that brought together all the flavors. The toast, rye, was yummy. They also have homemade white bread for toast, homemade donuts and cinnamon rolls. Again, another hallmark of a great diner: good cooks and bakers. My husband had the daily special: 2 eggs, meat, potatoes and toast. He said it was perfect. Walt's will be our go-to breakfast spot when near Caseville

These old diners have the best food -- real butter, real cracked eggs, homemade bread. We ate…read morebreakfast there twice because we knew we wouldn't be able to top it. There was a table of guys who clearly eat there every morning and it was fun hearing them joke with each other and with our server. We just missed the Cheeseburger in Caseville festival but the decor had lots of funny nods to the Jimmy Buffet vibe.

The Rueben Sandwich was wonderful! The first time I went, it was busy, but the service (and the…read moresandwich) made it worth the wait!

Great local breakfast place! Clean, quick service and food was very good. Was a little disappointed…read morewith no traditional eggs Benedict in the Benedict section of the menu only eggs with sausage gravy on top. It was still good and we will come back again when we are in the area.

I really loved this cozy cafe! The food was fresh and had amazing flavor. The barista was nice and…read morebrought our food out promptly. Plus a delicious chair!

We stopped in for a caffeine kick on our way home and were charmed by this lovely space! Out of…read morerespect for the many patrons who were seated and sipping, noshing and visiting, there are no inside pictures to share. Know that the owner has taken pains to preserve and enhance the beauty of this older space. Wood burning fireplace in back seating area, gorgeous wood and glass door coolers and bakery case, tile flooring and lots of woodwork. Some nice bespoke items for sale including Wiley lotion and soap, locally-made incense and oils, and a few other dainties. Our cappuccinos were delicious and service was welcoming. Baked goods are sourced from Crust - a Michigan company that is delicious (Westborn and several other Detroit-area markets sell their Fenton-baked goodies). Noticed the bagged coffee beans for sale are from California. Wondering why not sell local Michigan roasted beans? Will return.

Well, it's spring and the motorcycle is back on the road. I'm restarting my ride to breakfast…read morereviews. After browsing for a breakfast place in either Lexington or Port Sanilac, yelp pointed me here. In the small village of Carsonville is this little gem. On a Sunday morning there wasn't much in the restaurant in terms of crowd. Service was friendly and quick. Portions good sized and the breakfast burrito was excellent. Prices are fantastic! Coffee is ho hum, but keeping the rati g up for the service, food and a cute local place.

Friendly folk, food is delicious. Decor is a bit lacking... but probably considered par for the…read morecourse. Would definitely go there again.

I can tell you from experience working there. It's nasty. you try to get the owner to do something…read more but he has his favorites and nothing will change. A lot of stuff that gets served is put dated or should be thrown away. the closing cook doesn't wrap any off the food up. leaves it open to air and bugs. the basement where they keep food is full of spiders and bugs and water.

I walked in and ordered a take out perch dinner with two sides since there phone was off the hook…read more The perch were dark, fishy and over cooked. The fries were brown and cold. The mac & cheese was average. I threw half of the dinner out. I don't know if the food was so bad because they were so busy and rushing or this is just not the place to get fish during lent and a pandemic. Social distancing was being practiced along with surface cleaning. I've always enjoyed the burgers, nachos and they have the best onion rings in town. I would pass on the fish.