Yiannis is a seat yourself, cash only diner. Christmas decorations were so cute and a nice little…read morebreakfast diner bar to sit at. We ordered Yiannis soluvaki with gyro (came with eggs, home fries, toast and tzatziki) and the country cafe ( 2 eggs, choice of meat, 2 pancakes or 2 French toast and home fries). Everything was very good! Not greasy at all. Will definitely be back!

We were in the area and decided to stop here for breakfast. Seemed like a semi busy place…read more First warning is they are cash only, but they have an atm on site. The interior was refreshed within the past few years when the new owner took over. I was immediately turned off by a member of the wait staff who was just plain ignorant. While headed to our table, she stood in the only walkway blocking it for a few minutes, while talking about something unrelated to her job, and then looks at me like why am I just standing there. Then I ask our waitress to explain what the pans of food were are on the counter, and that same waitress interrupts her while she attempting to answer my question, to ask her a question of her own. It was a total turn off. My husband ordered a polish sausage breakfast and I had a traditional. Both of the breakfasts were good. I did like the fluffy pancakes a lot, I think I got more bang for the buck than my husband. We both liked what appeared to be homemade bread for the toast. Price was around $20/each with coffee. Unfortunately, about the going rate now a days. Overall it wasn't bad, just probably wouldn't go again because of the experience.

I was surprised at the size of the large parking lot until I went into the diner: It's *huge*!…read more Booths for two, for four, for six people or more, plus tables. I arrived at 10:30 on Monday, and the place was packed. I was seated quickly and my drink order taken. The waitress told me all meals were available at all times; I wasn't restricted to breakfast at 10:30! My BLT arrived with amazing speed: The waitress explained the bacon was already ready for the breakfast orders. It was so good! Extra mayo, just as I had requested. Another touch I liked: My fries earned me a bottle of malt vinegar. Yes, chef! I wouldn't have known to ask for it if it hadn't arrived without my asking. The sole misfire was the coffee: it tasted burnt and bitter. I'd return for their extensive dinner menu: The portions were generous!

We needed a find a diner after our 5:30 pm ice skating lesson, so off to Uncle Joe's Diner we went…read more They seemed a little understaffed, as our waitress was really hustling to get everything done. She did a really great job, but she was huffing and puffing a little bit. Our food was excellent. One of us had the papa Mike's burger and fries. It came with an over easy egg on top. Our little kid had a hotdog and fries. He's such a picky eater, I was thrilled that this time he found something other than chicken fingers and fries. Our growing boy is now eating man- size meals. Tonight he had a cheeseburger and fries. That burger was at least a half an inch thick. I had a souvlaki wrap. I really enjoyed it. It was way too much to eat so I brought half of it home. I always like my experience at uncle Joe, and I encourage others to give them a try as well

01/15/2026 Update: It was nearly blizzard conditions at 06:00, so I stopped in to wait for sunrise…read morewith coffee and a hot breakfast. The oatmeal with optional raisins and brown sugar was excellent and came to the table immediately. The waitress kept my coffee cup filled!

Our little boys were at golf camp this morning, and had worked up a raging appetite. Our next step…read morewas Mel's place. We were greeted by Emily, who seems to be on duty whenever we arrive. She's so very efficient, friendly, patient, competent in her service to the customers. She greeted us, took our drink menu, and she gave us a few minutes to decide. Today we all ordered barbecue barbecued chicken fingers, barbecue, boneless wings, and a barbecued pot roast sandwich Portions were very large, we each took some home in the container The barbecue, no doubt was some commercially made sauce, but it had a good flavor, although it was applied in the most generous manner. Perhaps barbecue on the side would've been a better choice. But everything was delicious. We enjoyed our interactions with Emily, Will be back again soon, I am sure.

Your classic homey diner. Great food, prices, and friendly staff. There's a reason it's always…read morebusy! My go-to for comfort food.

This is a great little restaurant and a popular spot, and they have two other locations in addition…read moreto this one. It seems that even a short wait to be seated is highly likely. And it's worth the wait. The Poked Yolk is popular with the locals, and has an extensive menu (with full-service sit-down at tables, booths or the bar, along with take-out). The menu features a broad mix of breakfast, brunch and lunch offerings centered on comfort food with a few health-conscious options. Breakfast include classic egg plates, Benedicts, omelets, breakfast sandwiches, burritos and specialty dishes such as the Keto Hash, Crab Cake Benny and Jose Benny. Sweet breakfast selections include pancakes, waffles and French toast, with more indulgent options like White Chocolate Raspberry Pancakes, Cookies & Cream Stuffed French Toast and banana-themed waffles. I was very fond of the basic breakfast, the waffle and the bacon, which appears to be more of the delicious center cut. Lunch offerings include burgers, grilled sandwiches, wraps and salads and signature items include the -- get this -- Pepperoni Jam Burger. Fascinating. There is also the Cuban Sami, Mediterranean Sami and Cali Chicken Club Wrap. Lighter options include veggie-focused omelets, salads and sandwiches. Overall, the restaurant emphasizes hearty portions, customizable breakfast favorites and twists on traditional American diner fare while offering vegetarian, lower-carb and lighter options for diverse preferences. And the service is kind and attentive. Highly recommend!

We stopped in on a Friday night, and Prime rib was the special of the day, for $24.00. It was…read moregreat, and perfectly cooked: So tender! The very experienced waitresses checked on us without hovering, and there were lots of families looking forward to the weekend!

This place is a hidden gem. Breakfast was good and reasonably priced. The pancakes came with real…read morebutter and real maple syrup. I asked for extra crisp bacon and the cook got it RIGHT. Sharon was running her tail off to serve everyone; my coffee cup never went empty.

This is everything you want a coffee shop to be: Cozy, local, with a large food menu, and artwork…read moreon the walls. I loved my waffles with berries and real maple syrup; the coffee in a generous mug was great too! Staff were welcoming and efficient, and explained where to find things. If it's difficult to find parking on the street, use the lot in the back of the building. This is the primary entrance for The Mullet, a cocktail lounge that opens two hours after the 49 Coffee House closes at 2pm. The two businesses share a hallway to a kitchen!

The food was amazing, our dishes were gorgeous and the employees were so kind,I recommend this…read moreplace to anyone local or visiting!

One of my favorite places, everything made from scratch, great dinner and brunch service with an…read moreopen kitchen, also serving house made pastries and coffee Highly recommend Photo by @phil_eatsfood

We love the Grange. We live 35 minutes away but it's worth the trip. We usually sit at the bar…read morewhich is well serviced by great bartenders! We began with the Cale Ceaser Salad which is uniquely delicious! We mistakenly ordered a dish called "winter greens" and we thought it was a hot dish. It still was delicious and light. Our bartender apologized for not letting us know it was a salad so he ordered us the "crispy doughnuts" on the house! OMG, served w ricotta dip-well let's just say we will order them EVERY visit from now on! My wife and I then split the crispy pork ribs. They were amazing and melted in our mouths. It was Thursday, so 1/2 price bottle of wines. We're wine drinkers but I decided to let our bartender choose a bottle on his recommendation! He nailed it. Perfect bottle choice for what we ate. As full as we were, I talked my wife into dessert. We split the dark chocolate pear. Wow. So unique as well. The Grange never disappoints if you looking for UNIQUE, delicious apps and entrees and wonderful cocktails!

Cozy Corner has been serving up homemade-style meals for decades earning them incredibly strong…read moreloyalty among the community. We came out on "farmer's auction" day in Springville. For those who don't know, that would be every Wednesday during the spring-summer-fall seasons, but that's another review! It was pleasant to bump into our farmer friends in the parking lot on this drizzly morning. We ordered up our breakfasts. Hubby selected a homemade hash omelette in a wrap, with hash-browns on the side. A beautifully plated breakfast, I was not able to snap a photo before he began diving in! My special order was easily accommodated: a 3-egg cheese omelette with hash-browns and rye toast and a side of very delicious Italian sausage patty. Again, beautifully plated and crazy delicious. The breads and baked goods are homemade, which is a plus in my book! Very delectable! The service is great! Our waitress was totally cheerful, prompt and competent in taking our order and keeping our beverages full. There is a very nostalgic walk-up ice cream window. Brings up memories of my childhood, carefully reading all the flavors and selecting the most innovative and unique flavor for my cone! I found the restaurant to be very clean and welcoming. It's safe to say that Cozy Corner lives up to its name. It's clearly a diner, so no fancy frills or Murano glass pendant lights. Just lots of well spaced tables and chairs and some stools at the front counter. Of special note, the Cozy Corner has a walk-up ice cream window which made my toes tremble. Yum! We highly recommend this delightful diner!

The Scarlet Vetter says......this place has a spacious facility that features a 3-sided eating…read morecounter, two rooms with large and small tables, toasty woodstoves, and a local eatery vibe. Decent diner type options. The portions are very generous. I had a three egg american cheese omelet with onions, jalapeños, spinach, and mushrooms with Rye toast and link sausage. The sausage link serving is three links. The Rye toast was excellent, and the omelet was quite good. The omelet selections come with home fries, with or without onions. I also ordered grapefruit juice and coffee. I declined the potatoes given my desire for toast. The service was prompt and friendly. The facility has a homey feel, and it was just the right amount of busy on a weekday at 9 am. I easily found a nice table selection near a gas woodstove and enjoyed my meal. I was waiting on my dog being groomed close to the restaurant and asked if I could stay and do some work, and they were happy to accommodate me. With tip, my meal was $32.