Food here has been delicious every time I have visited. Staff have been polite and helpful; this…read morelast visit on New Year's Day they were slammed but still food was good and timely. It is a lovely place I like to bring wife here for a nice breakfast when we have time :)

This cozy little diner has become a signature breakfast spot for my family any time I'm back in…read moretown to visit. They have plenty of breakfast and lunch options as well as ample seating. The manager frequently walks around to say hello to the patrons, which we always appreciate. Though they have coffee with cream, they do not have lattes so we usually pop into Biggby down the street.

Where to start....the 6 egg omelette, the huge biscuit....the sausage gravy?? It is no wonder why…read morethis place is rated awesome by the good people of the community. The sign even says so...so it must be true. Every time I come here, I waddle out because I've eaten so much yummy food. An omlette is always my go-to, but everything I get here is great! Choose wisely and you definitely won't be disappointed!

Huge portions, great food, great pricing. Can't really beat…read moreit also offers a wide menu with lunch options.

Great place, great food, it's out of the way from us but worth the drive, there were lots of people…read morethere, food great and service was good even though they were quite busy.

A nice local diner. The biscuits were, as advertised, delicious! The wait staff was unfailingly…read morefriendly and helpful with some questions about the menu. Prices were reasonable, the skillet breakfasts were very tasty. Spacious dining room, typical breakfast items (we didn't see the lunch menu) and drinks were refilled quickly. We especially liked the fact that you could choose Texas toast as your bread option!

We visited on a Saturday morning for breakfast when most of our area was without power after some…read morebig storms rolled through. Admittedly our first choices were not open due to power outages. This is a new place that we have never noticed before. I believe this building used to house Theo and Stacey's and then Berries. The service was attentive and kind here, however our meals left us with a less than stellar opinion and a lack of desire to return. I can see from another reviews here that the owner says the food is mostly "house-made". I am not certain if this phrasing means the same thing as homemade, but none of our meals tasted at all homemade. I ordered the biscuits and gravy with the added option of eggs and potatoes for an extra $3. Nothing on my plate tasted homemade to my palate. The biscuits were not warm and tasted like a premade item, not like a fresh biscuit, at all. The gravy definitely had a canned taste and appearance - not flavorful or very warm. The eggs were fine, cooked to order. The breakfast potatoes did not look fresh cut and were undercooked and not seasoned as our waitress described. They definitely had a premade appearance. I have ordered biscuits and gravy all over this town, I'm not a rookie in this field. ;) My son ordered a Benedict. It was very basic, as expected, but with a bland, cold sauce. My husband ordered an omelet with the breakfast potatoes and toast. If you order sourdough toast it only comes with one piece, which is fine, but it's not true sourdough from a fermented starter. It appeared to be regular, thin bread from a packaged, pre-made loaf. He also commented that the potatoes appear to be out of a frozen bag, not a homemade appearance, taste, or flavor. The omelet was bland but they do provide salt and pepper as well as one hot sauce choice to flavor things up a bit. The coffee was very diner-esque. Lacking in flavor and strength. However our waitress kept our cups full and warm! There were a couple of larger groups present which kept the atmosphere quite loud during our visit. However the restaurant is cute and has quite a few tables to hold a good sized amount of patrons at once. With a tip our total for 3 breakfast entrees and two coffees was just shy of $60. I know that prices are on the higher side these days, but this was extremely disappointing for the food that we were served. There are so many wonderful breakfast restaurants in our area - another choice might benefit both the tastebuds and wallet! I try to be kind but honest in my reviews here, two stars is generous.

Legacy had a super quiet and comfortable atmosphere you could have read a book in there and…read morewouldn't have been disturbed, there was no wait and only two other couple in the building around 3pm -4pm. The food was good and the waitress was on point when she needed to be she was super quick the food didn't take long at all. We go two smash burgers a classic and traditional both greatly prepared I highly recommend this if you're looking for a good burger in the Kalamazoo area our bill was only 33 bucks with burgers fries and drinks

Service was amazing, the waitress was polite, and always checked on us…read more The food came relatively quick. They eggs were cooked to perfection. The Eggs Benedict was perfect. Waitress asked if I wanted my eggs soft, medium, or hard, never asked that one before. I said medium, and medium they were. I definitely recommend this place. Keep in mind though, they're cash or check only.

A great little breakfast/lunch spot loved by locals! Food is good, coffee good, food good what's…read morenot to love? I'd avoid the cinnamon rolls though. The service is always great, warm and welcoming.

We had to go to an appointment early on a Saturday and decided to get a bite to eat…read more We searched for a little venue and found the Antique Kitchen. It is a smaller place, the tables were a bit close, but the atmosphere was fast and friendly. It was your average breakfast fare; however, we didn't get our drinks in a timely manner nor the refills. Overall it was ok. -Per Rita

There reopening this weekend so very cool , great group of people. They support local Veterans…read more so very proud to Build them a Flag Love this place

Amazing customer service! Food was great, I can't wait to go back! It was the end of the day, so…read moreshe gave us two big cinnamon rolls for $11 and a free box of turnovers. I loved the potato salad as well. She had an amazing positive energy and she really kept us nice and cool on an extraordinarily hot day. No one wants to go to a restaurant and find that it's hot as hell in there. Rykse & Co is the best!!

server was mediocre at best. offered "honey butter" for my pancake. Never said there was Anne tea…read morecharge! it was nothing more than butter mixed with brown sugar!! The side of sausage was 1 link! For $10, one pancake and one sausage link is ridiculous! Waited quite awhile for our foo at 10:00 am ! Not overly busy. Pancake was dense and heavy! Nothing special! My wife's food was routine, nothing special. Everything was overprice, almost $4 for coffee and almost $4 for a small glass of apple juice. Haven't been there since they moved from Stadium Drive. Won't ever go back!

We happened upon this small town, family run diner and decided to give it a try after seeing high…read morereviews on Yelp and cars in the parking lot. Inside is a vintage, home town feel with Vicksburg posters of sports teams on the walls, some corner TV's and sparse St. Patty's Day decorations. Our waiter was Nick, soon to buy out his father and become owner of the whole restaurant! He has worked his way up from dishwasher, cook, waiter, front of house and is now being taught the art of pie making by one of his long time pastry ladies. Nick says everything is good on the menu, especially the breakfast. My mom ordered a kielbasa scramble with onions, green peppers etc. she loved it. I went for the eggs Benedict Florentine. So good! Great hollandaise sauce that did not split and had just the right edge of mustard to sharpen the flavors. Delicious! We finished with some homemade pies with decaf coffee. Very happy we stopped and enjoyed a meal. Thanks Nick! We wish you and your restaurant all the best.

We haven't been to Yogi's in several years so we went since we were waiting for a car window to get…read morefixed. Hubby ordered French toast. He said it had changed since before. I had the country scramble which looked more like an omelette than scrambled eggs. The entryway is definitely not rollator friendly! I had to back out if the first door so my husband could open the second door! I even said something to the cashier about it!