The food is good! It reminds me of my grandmas cooking! It is a nice old family owned vibe to it…read more The service is so wonderful! The waitresses are always nice and helpful. Very friendly!

My family has been coming here for brunch a couple times now and the food is good, waitresses are…read morealways friendly, and even the customers are nice. It's like one big family getting together for brunch. On this time dining in, I didn't have the best experience. My hot chocolate looked very unappetizing after the whipped cream settled and I found meat in my hash browns. This immediately grossed me out because although I do eat meat, my husband doesn't and I couldn't help but to think what if he had gotten this plate and eaten that piece of meet and broke his long years of being vegetarian. After letting the waitress know, she apologized and let me know that everything is made "in one big grill". That didn't reassure any of the "what if" scenarios that was building up in my head. I believe this process needs to be re thought out because I'd be very upset if I was a vegan/vegetarian and I found meat in my food or just the thought of them being cooked together that close for a piece to fall in...yeah no.

Another hidden gem in Grandview! Yes, that's right. Too bad that it took me 4 years to stop by but…read morehey we're finally here! I came to know about this beautiful little space thru' some reels/news in social media. Open kitchen kinda concept & there were tables inside and outside of the restaurant. Inside space is designed thoughtfully with some flowers and plants. Everything in the menu looked very good & tasted good too. I've got turkey sandwich and my friends got po boy sandwich and quiche. They all came with either a side of chips or potato wedges. You can also substitute it with a side salad for 2$ up charge. It took about 15-20 minutes to get the food to the table. I really really loved the Turkey sandwich and the side salad combo that I ordered. Croissant was soft and turkey was so tender with a secret sauce elevated it to the next level. One of my friend really liked his spiced shrimp po boy sandwich too. Potato wedges were fire. Looking forward to my future visits, hopefully I can try the ice creams and po boy sandwich next time.

It's kind of small, and a little hard to find. The menus is small, but they have treats. I only…read morewent there for biscuits and gravy, and it was unbelievable! We will absolutely be back, what a gem for grandview mo!

We have loved everything we've ordered . Large portions. The staff is friendly and treat all…read morecustomers with amazing service. It is a cozy little gem.

A real "diner" !! Typically, you need to go to more rural…read moreareas to eat heart-clogging food like this. Delicious!! They were absolutely packed but the service was fast and friendly.

This place rocks! I want to come back every Saturday now. They have prices that can't be beat for…read moreworld class food and solid coffee. The biscuits and gravy and brisket breakfast sandwich were both phenomenal. One of my new favorite hidden gems and a spot I recommend to anyone who will listen!

Absolutely love Fox & Bull Baking. I've been a few times and also stopped by their stand at the…read morefarmers market during the summer. They do specialty donuts on Fridays and Sundays and my most recent trip there was to pick up the chocolate peanut butter donuts! Absolutely delicious. I also ordered a vanilla oat cold brew which I really enjoyed. On a past trip I gobbled up the biscuits and gravy. The people are lovely and the ambiance inside is really cozy and comfortable. It's a great place to catch up with a friend. Don't miss it!

Very good food good service for the price best home cooked food iv had in a while definitely…read morerecommended

Well, to start off, the food was lousy, the service was lousy, and the business was kind of dirtyread more

My husband and I love going here for breakfast. They have great biscuits and gravy. If you stop by…read morefor lunch, they have the best Greek salad and their pita is so good. Everything is very fresh. You can't go wrong.

Just had the best apple pie I've ever had in my entire life from Missouri Mud, I wish I got 5…read moreslices of it.

I have been to Caleb's several times for breakfast My…read morefavorite meal is chicken fried chicken with eggs. I also love the chicken and waffles. This is nice place with friendly servers and great food.

Good food, great prices!…read more We are always looking for places for breakfast. I think it may be our favorite meal to eat out and Caleb's will probably make it into our rotation. The place is part of the red bridge shopping center which has been redone and looks really nice. I got the cheesy omelet with ham. Some variation of this is what I always get. It had cheddar and jack cheese, and it tasted really good. I think if they would have added American cheese to the mix it would have been perfect. I got the potatoes and unfortunately they were over seasoned. The sourdough toast was good. My wife got the country scramble. She liked it but she thought the gravy was just ok. Seems like gravy is the weakness at a lot of places so if you find one that has great gravy then that is five stars. The restaurant itself is fine. It's clean, but to me it just looks like every other breakfast restaurant and I wish they would have done something different to stand out. Our server was very accurate, efficient and pleasant. It's a breakfast place so they have big sections and turning tables is the name of the game, so keep that in mind. Having worked in restaurants in my younger days I totally know what makes a great breakfast server and this is what you want. The price was really good. My wife and I ate there for 30 bucks. In 2026 that is really good. Overall, the place was good and the price was great. I gave it 4 stars because nothing stands out but it's solid all around. For the most part, that is all you need, we will be back!

Lots of cute decoration and plenty of seating. Also doubles as an event center that you can rent…read more The menu has a lot of options for everyone which is nice. Tried the Texas Benny which was really good. The gravy was tasty but the potatoes weren't seasoned or salted. Also tried the Denver scrambler. I ordered with breakfast potatoes but ended up getting hash-browns but besides that it was good. They did fully butter my bread when I would've wanted the option on how much to apply. Also tried their horchata which didn't have as much cinnamon as I'm used too but still super yummy. There weren't many people here on a Sunday at 9 but they seemed to be running around while having one big party. I personally think it's a typical breakfast place and don't plan on coming back but it's nice to try at least once.

We ordered online for pickup and got there a little early. We called to let them know we'd…read morearrived--no rush. Our order came out pretty quickly, though another employee had to run out with something that was left out. About five minutes into the drive home, the restaurant called again--another item had been forgotten. I turned around and called when I got back. They offered a free drink, which we declined. At that point, the food was already cooling off, and we still had a 10-minute drive ahead, so waiting around for drinks didn't seem worth it. Mom got the Eggibirria Omelette and really liked it. I tried a bite and thought it was good too. A little too "wet" for me, but that's just personal taste. Now, about my order: The Mamba Burrito. It was big, and the spinach cheese dip was actually really good--though some of it leaked into the bag during our trips. My main issue is with the burrito itself. The menu says it's filled with scrambled eggs, bacon, sausage, chorizo, pico de gallo, and potatoes, topped with spinach cheese dip. That's not quite how I'd describe it. Honestly, it should say: "A giant flour tortilla filled with potatoes (and a few other things if you dig around enough)." The potatoes weren't just part of the mix--they were the mix. The eggs were barely noticeable, buried in what felt like a mountain of spuds. Bacon showed up in a few random flakes. The sausage and chorizo were there, but the chorizo was not a flavor I enjoyed and I usually love chorizo. And the pico? Maybe a spoonful, tops. To be blunt, I think I could've ordered two full-sized baked potatoes and still ended up with less potato than what was packed into that burrito. It was just too much--overwhelming and totally out of balance. I'm not saying I'd never go back; sometimes a place deserves a second shot. But with so many options out there, this one's not exactly high on my list for a return visit.