Very unassuming! Would go again!…read more Warm staff - felt very safe. Good food! Very surprised

Cute log cabin ambience, good friendly service. Food was hot and filling, but just average diner…read morefare. We didn't feel like it was anything out of the ordinary or exceptional. It certainly provided the nourishment we needed, and we walked away with full bellies. The restaurant is open 24-7. The breakfast casserole was a nice variation with onions, green peppers and cheese cooked into the hashbrowns. We enjoyed our pancakes. The sausage patty was very thin and overcooked. The onion rings were battered fresh and crispy but they had no color or seasoning on them.

We camp nearby from April to October. We eat breakfast there every week and the food is…read moreconsistently delicious. Their sausage is from local meat shops and the food is always fresh and made to order. Their staff is very friendly and accommodating.

Great food for All and the KIDDOS, support your local small business and Lu-Bob cafe!!…read moreThanks for the good food and hospitality. FTW, Tx

Outstanding bacon, egg, lettuce, tomato sandwich with a lot of yummy crisp bacon. The Popeye…read moreskillet wasn't as good as my husband was hoping, and the biscuits were too crumbly. Nice staff.

We were traveling home from Peoria and stopped in Jubelt's for lunch. This was our first time. It…read morewas right at the beginning of lunch time and they were moderately busy. First impressions, the restaurant needs some help with cleanliness. Tables and chairs are worn out, the floor just looks old and dirty. I'm sure they clean, but when things get that worn and old, it doesn't matter. Part of the "charm" of this restaurant is the Route 66 proximity, and that was part of our reason for going there being the 100th anniversary of the mother road. When you enter you are faced with a bit of confusion. There are handwritten signs telling you to grab a menu and get a table, then you have to go to the counter and place your order. I've seen this before and it makes little sense. I suppose it's a labor saving method, but not practical at all. We found a table and looked at the menu, which is quite extensive. They, also, baked their own breads and pies and have a display case with pastries. We placed our order and returned to our table. The food arrived in a reasonable amount of time, but while we waited, I watched people coming in and being just as confused about the ordering system as we were. Plus, the line at the counter grew into the seating area. I would think the counter would be good for to go orders like the baked goods and pastries rather than dining customers. I ordered the 1/4 ham and provolone croissant sandwich with fries, my daughter ordered a turkey wrap, and my wife ordered the turkey club. They both ordered fruit cups as their side. The croissant was very good. It was flaky, moist and pillowy, but held the ingredients of the sandwich well. My wife and daughter said their sandwiches were fine. I'm not sure my sandwich had a full 1/4 pound of ham on it, but it did have good flavor. The fries were hot, but right out of the bag. The fruit cups didn't appear the freshest. It looks like they do a good business with the baked goods and pastries. Maybe that should be the business which would make more sense with the style of service they are doing. It was worth trying, but I don't know if I would return. The employees were all friendly and were hustling and I did see someone clearing tables, but I think the place could go for a remodel just to maintain an appearance of

We came on a Tuesday morning and had no issue finding a seat. Our waitress was very friendly and…read moreanswered our many questions. I got the Uncle Bucket. I enjoyed the name. It was good. Biscuits and gravy is one of those things I always think sounds good on a menu and I'm always disappointed. At this place I'd say the biscuit was very good and the gravy was okay. Eggs were eggs. Fine. Good hashbrowns. Good coffee. We got a cinnamon roll to share among all of us at our table. It was very good. Hot, soft, fluffy, sweet, yeasty in that good way. I'd call it the highlight of the meal. The various items in the bakery case looked delicious. Cozy, family-friendly interior. We really enjoyed the experience and would definitely return.

The Breakast is absolutely amazing, staff is extremely friendly, they do get a lot of business but…read moreI only had to wait like 5 minutes and my food was served

The food is always great. I am not a vegetarian, not even close, but their veggie omelet is…read moreawesome. Best of any omelet anywhere. Coffee always hot and fresh. The place is usually always really busy, but the servers keep up. Plenty of seating, but sometimes there is a little bit of waiting. Booths and tables, they have some tables for groups behind the cashier. But if you are bigger than 6 people, i would call ahead. They specialize in breakfast, but they have a few sandwiches. I never ate any sandwiches because their breakfast is awesome.

Average breakfast. Average choices. Mediocre service…read more AND ABSOLUTELY OUTRAGEOUS PRICES!!! Don't bother...unless you got money to burn!

The service is friendly and efficient and the food is always delicious! Love the Original Pancake…read moreHouse.

Amazing food. Great service! Call ahead seating is very…read morehelpful! They need more waiting seats - outside especially!

We stopped in on our 10hr drive back to Chicago. It was a great break from all the driving. We were…read morelooking for a place that had a little bit of everything to satisfy 2 adults and 4 kids. Everything we ordered was great and the service was excellent.

Had a great experience at Honeybee! The food was delicious, everything tasted fresh, and the…read moreservice was friendly and welcoming. The atmosphere was cozy and made us feel right at home. Definitely a place we'll be coming back to!

We went to this restaurant for the very first time for breakfast on Sunday. It was a little jaunt,…read morefrom our house but well worth the trip. For a little tiny restaurant, the place was packed with people and people were waiting to be seated. We sat on chairs, which was wonderful for me. I had two medium eggs, four sausages, and two pancakes with real squeezed orange juice, which was delicious. I enjoy their food very much. My husband had two eggs over, medium with corned beef, hash, and biscuits and gravy, and decaf coffee which was quite good, and they gave you plenty amounts of everything. Food was really delicious. I look forward to coming back to this restaurant again. Next time I'd like to try their lunch entrées.

I really like the employees and the food is good. Place is…read moreso simple inside. A great breakfast menu. Often, there is a wait. But, people go where there is good food.

It's closed? Yelp says open. Really was looking forward to coming based on the pictures I've seen…read more Went down the street to the Farmers Market instead.

After doing some research on Yelp & Reddit in preparation for our STL trip, many had recommended…read moreFleur STL, so I bookmarked it. We tried to come on a Saturday after visiting the Gateway Arch, heartbroken that they were CLOSED! No sign on the door, so we had to figure out a backup option. On Sunday, we tried again and because there was no number listed online, we took a chance and thank goodness they were open! It's a small diner with patio situation and we were informed there would be a wait which was fine with us. We were quickly sat at the (covered) patio on a gorgeous sunny day and enjoyed the views of people walking to see a game at Busch Stadium. Kelly was a wonderful server! Both the Bloody Mary and the Espresso Martini were excellent! The deviled eggs were a delicious appetizer. Hands down though, that biscuit breakfast sandwich was what breakfast dreams are made of! Kelly recommended the sausage which was rich and flavorful. The over-medium egg was perfection! Potatoes were well seasoned and mouthwatering. I'm going to be thinking of Fleur STL for many years to come and hope to visit again someday!