Quick friendly service. Food was very good. We will be back. When we are in Jonesboro.read more

Great sit down breakfast place! I had one of their skillets…read morespecials and loved it their pancakes are fluffy and buttery. The attendant was super helpful and fast to get the order in. I chose a quiet booth making the experience quiet and confo

Found this spot on Yelp and decided to give it a go. Heads up: on Saturdays (closed on Sundays)…read morethey serve brunch, which worked out perfectly for us. Hubby ordered the "loaded breakfast" -- basically a glorious pile of hashbrowns smothered in sausage gravy and topped with cheese. He prefers his sausage gravy meaty, and this one did not disappoint. I went for the quiche of the day, which was perfectly fine, but let's talk about the real star of the show... the housemade rolls. Warm, fluffy, and served with soft, spreadable butter. I could have skipped the rest of the meal and just had a basket of those. Total carb heaven. Sadly I did not have room for pie and am kicking myself for not just getting pie FOR brunch! Friendly service, satisfying portions, and bonus points for those rolls. Definitely worth a brunch stop.

Fantastic local restaurant with good service, history, and great food. A coworker and I had the…read morepleasure of visiting here.

Service was very slow during a weekday lunchtime visit, with only one server on duty. She was very…read morekind, informative, and accommodating. However, the food was spectacular. The mustard potato salad was the best that I've ever tasted. The Parsonage Club Sandwich was fantastic, with its flavorful aioli! They had a nice Nora Jones soundtrack playing. The prices were imminently reasonable. This is now on my to-go list of eateries. I shall return!

When visiting Jonesboro, we decided to grab lunch at this cute cafe in the entertainment district…read moredowntown. The inside decor was very eclectic with art, paper stars hanging from the ceiling, and mix-matched furniture. It felt very fun. We chose to sit in a booth by the window around 1:00. There was only one other table of patrons when we arrived. It was very cold inside, but it looked clean. I ordered a ham sandwich with chips. My mom ordered a pick two with half BLT and a half cup of chicken and wild rice soup. The wait was slow for some cold sandwiches and premade soup. My sandwich was good but it just tasted like regular deli meat on white sandwich bread. The chips came from a basket with two different types of sun chips, which were not my favorite. My mom's soup did not have any chicken or meat in it, just the broth and lots of beans. It was also very spicy, which unfortunately didn't work with her dietary restriction. She wasn't able to eat much of it. We both got drinks, as well, but never refills. Our waitress didn't come back to check on us. Together the bill was in the mid $30s + tax and a tip. It just felt overpriced for mediocre food and service. Cute place, but I probably won't go back.

Came in after church and I think we overwhelmed the staff. They told us 10 minutes but it was more…read morelike 20 (still not bad). We experienced a bit of cross-contamination on the way home and realized that the fish that everyone loves was in the same warming pan with fried shrimp which 3 out of 4 are allergic to (2 experiencing reactions) I think they were unprepared for the "after church" crowd that came in We went straight home after getting our food and found it all cold. The interior is clean and fairly well maintained but the service should be a bit friendlier. We will stick with Southern Chef #1 In the future

This isn't a restaurant. It's an eating area inside a convenience store/gas station. The ambiance…read moreis...Bombay truck stop. The burgers are good but they forgot one of our kids meals and we had to wait. The prices are very reasonable. Service was friendly.

Where the heck is this place? A bit hard to find, the entrance is not near a street but in the…read moremiddle of a block. I ordered the meat loaf with green beans and cooked cabbage. The sides immediately stood out as exceptional. The meat loaf was good, but the baked pork chop looked much better -- wishing I had gotten that instead. The key lime pie is like cutting through a stick of cold butter- it's that thick, and very delicious.

My friend and I tried this eatery's latest/new location. The inside of the restaurant was roomy,…read morewith plenty of tables. The parking lot was adequately large. I ordered a vegetable plate, and the portion sizes were quite small. The cornbread was dry. At least the mashed potatoes were real. Ordering went quite slowly, with just two cash registers open. Wet silverware was available for customers themselves to retrieve at a table (bonus bacteria with your meal, anyone?). Margarine was what the restaurant had available; unsure if they had any real butter. The employees didn't seem to know the difference between these two very basic condiments. There was a significant amount of crosstalk amongst the employees, which unfortunately meant that customers' needs were not being met. They sold sourdough bread from an outside bakery, but the bread was over a dozen days old. I'm not planning on ever returning here.

Here in town for graduation and stopped in for breakfast. The location is great. Lots of street…read moreparking. Inside is really comfortable. *Disclaimer* I live in Dallas....these prices points were great! $20 for a bottle of mimosas. Husband ordered the smoked salmon scrambler and said it was great! I got the recovery plate. Eggs were perfectly scrambled. Bacon was crispy but not too much so and was a nice thick cut. I was really impressed by the hash brown casserole. Awesome flavors in there. I also got a side of oatmeal, thinking it was going to be a little cup, and it was a nice bowl. Brought over half of it back to eat later. Coffees: we orders the lavender love and cafe Leo. We leave tomorrow but I'll go back for that cafe Leo. 100%. All this was great, but what sealed the deal was Michelle. Barista? Check. Bartender? Check. Server? Check. Food runner? Check. Cashier? Check. Friendly as hell? Double check! You can tell there are lots of regulars that come in, she knows their names and what they usually order. And finally, much to our surprise, they have Diplomático Rum. So, obs they know what's the deal. You need a breakfast/brunch/lunch place in Jonesboro, this is the one!

A hidden gem! My husband and I went to Jonesboro to look at a used truck and we popped in here…read morefor breakfast. What a cozy and relaxing spot! The coffee was hot and plentiful, and our breakfasts were delicious and made with care. Don't be in a rush here, if the tables are full you may need to wait just a bit for your meal, but we don't even care. Put this cafe on your must try list!

We are visiting Jonesboro and have gone here everyday the best fresh juice around! They are new and…read morereally good!

I had a health juice with Kale, spinach, cucumber, ginger, apple, etc. was great. They washed the…read moreveggies and juices them right in front of me in minutes. I felt great afterward. I recommend. Can't find anything like this with fresh juices that I know of in the area. Sorry! Didn't get a pic. The juice was about 20 or 24 ounces and $9 not including a tip.

I love this place!! Everything is delicious. I would recommend it to anyone who loves country home…read morestyle cooking.

Best home cooking in Jonesboro. Great staff and delicious desserts. Different entree items each…read moreday. LUNCH ONLY!

We had a party of three come in after the rush. This is a hopping place for locals. We were…read moretraveling for a conference. We had been told good food and large portions. So, we tried it out. I got the shrimp basket. It was hot and fresh. The food had been cooked fresh. Our server was quick and always there to help. One of our party has a gluten allergy. This poses many problems. He came back with that menu. They were accommodating. The atmosphere is a bar and grill. TV's on and sports playing. I missed photos of the food, but got menu and pics.

Come for the $8 martinis, stay for the food, and maybe never leave. This spot is the go-to for…read morelocals, and now (us tourists) know why. Admittedly, the Yelp reviews had us bracing for questionable service, but we totally lucked out. Our server Destiny was an absolute gem, friendly, fast, and kept those martinis flowing like it was her superpower. (Bless you, Destiny.) The place was packed on a Friday night, but the energy was fun and lively. We started with the dry rub wings (crispy, flavorful, gone in minutes), and then caved to the siren song of "The Pig Dip." Three kinds of pork swimming in melty, cheesy glory? Yes, please. Honestly, can I get a vat of that stuff to go? Great drinks, solid food, and a vibe that says, "Yeah, you're gonna want to come back."

This location has a great overnight crew. My to-go orders are always accurate. Servers are friendly…read moreand the restaurant is clean.

Listen...it's all about perspective. It's ihop and about the only place to get food 24/7. We…read moredecided to visit at 4am and let me tell you, the ambiance is not ideal and there are people in there you might not want to see, but I knew what I was getting into. Our service was not super nice at first, but she warmed up to us once she realized we were like her other problem tables at 4am. To our surprise, the food was great! It came out hot and tasty and I can't complain for a 4am breakfast.