Back in the late 90s and early 2000s I lived in this area, and for about a year, I actually worked…read moreat this restaurant before moving away for college and even back then, it was like going to my grandmother's backyard gatherings down in the south. Everyone knew everyone. Now they've moved back to the area, it's my favorite go to place for breakfast after mass on Sunday, as well as the best place to go for brunch or lunch, if you have different pallets than the people you're eating with, because the restaurant serves breakfast all day, and has everything from burgers to country fried steak, gyros, taco salad, and actual steak, so you can hit any pallet and please everyone in your group. Service is quick, you'll never have a coffee cup half full, or a drink where you can see the ice above the soda, and the restaurant itself (although completely different inside than what it was 22 years ago), has an atmosphere that is relaxing and comfortable.

After visiting the bakery we needed breakfast or lunch. Looked on Yelp and this place looked like…read moreit might be good. It was. It doesn't look like much from the street view. A much larger parking lot and restaurant than I expected. Old style but very clean. Seat yourself and the server will appear quickly and greet you with a smile. She was very helpful and knowledgeable. We ordered a Horseshoe with sausage and the Corned Beef and Cabbage special. The Shoe was large with perfectly cooked over easy eggs. Generous slices of very tender lean corned beef with course cut potatoes and carrots. Both tasted as good as they looked. Definitely worth a return visit.

I finally made it to this diner. It's been on my list for quite a while. They're semi-famous…read morelocally for their Sunday all you can eat brunch buffet but I went mid-week for lunch to try one of their sandwiches. They have both an inside and outside dining area, the inside being small and cozy, a little bit of an old school diner atmosphere. I grabbed a seat inside and was promptly greeted with a smile and given a menu by the friendly waitress. They had several options that sounded enticing. I inquired about the bacon they used on their BLT but the waitress wasn't sure except that it was a standard thin cut bacon and she thought it was tasty. Preferring thick cut bacon, I finally decided to go with the reuben sandwich with a side of crinkle potato chips. The sandwich was served to me impressively fast, less than 10 minutes and, to my surprise, the waitress offered me a sample strip of their bacon. It was surprisingly good so I may have to go with a BLT next time. Anyway, the reuben was the star of my lunch, served traditionally on perfectly grilled marbled rye bread. The sandwich was delicious, not a large amount of corned beef but enough to be well balanced with the other components of the sandwich. The corned beef itself was sliced sandwich thin, a bit chewy but otherwise delicious. I really enjoyed the sandwich. The potato chips were standard fare but tasted fresh.The highlights of the visit were the friendly staff, fast service, fairly reasonable prices and the free sample of bacon was icing on the cake. I'll return soon with my wife who is sure to order their BLT. I'll probably give their Philly cheese or french dip a try.

I recently visited this place for the first time ever. On Sundays they have an all you can eat…read morebuffet for $14.95 and I wanted to try it. I will say this is an old school diner with everything to match. Luckily the prices matched up with the old school decor. The buffet is set out on the patio and there were plenty of options. From salad, to your favorite breakfast items- eggs, hashbrowns, sausage links, sausage patties, bacon, pancakes. Then there was biscuits and gravy, Mac n cheese mashed potatoes and gravy, chicken nuggets, chicken tenders, pasta, meatballs, brats and some packaged little dessert cakes and muffins. It was a great value for $14.95 and if you have a big family it is an affordable way to eat out and feed the whole family. My server was great, she talked highly of the place and with passion when I mentioned it was my first visit. If you are someone who doesn't like credit card fees, bring cash to avoid the additional 3% charge for using a credit or debit card.

I ordered a gyro and onion rings. The onion rings were chewy and the gyro did not have any cheese…read moreor sauce! Not a true gyro! Service was good but only one server. Ambiance was like a dinner..

Food was excellent, and Cam our server was prompt and polished, atmosphere was clean and felt…read moredowntime. We will return on Cam's recommendation for meatloaf.

Met friends here for breakfast. Very nice and efficient waitress graciously served us!…read moreI selected the Western Omelette with mushrooms. It is a large omelet filling your plate! It was delicious and I had extra to bring home! Friends ordered the bagel and egg white sandwich! It was so beautiful!!! My other friend ordered the Texas Three Step Skillet! Another beautiful entree!! We will be making this as one of our breakfast locations!

Delicious food and great service! We visited early afternoon on the day after Mother's Day' so the…read morerestaurant was nearly empty (they close at 2 PM). The restaurant is on the small side so I suspect it feels crowded when busy. We were in the mood for a late breakfast so this was fit the bill. I ordered the South of the Border skillet (hash browns, sausage, onion, green peppers, spinach, tomatoes, jalapeños, cheddar cheese, with 3 eggs on top) with pancakes (included, fluffy and delicious). Wife ordered the country fried steak with scrambled eggs, fruit, and pancakes. We both loved our meals, served in short time, hot and perfectly seasoned. The wait staff was friendly and attentive to our needs. With so many attractive options, we're sure to return soon. Meals are a bit pricey ($11-$15 for most meals) but you won't walk away hungry.

Have stopped by here for lunch several times and have enjoyed the food and friendly service…read more Daily specials are good If I'm not in mood for the daily special, I usually get the Philly Cheesesteak with a side salad instead of the fries... yum! Would recommend you give them a try

The bartender was incredibly rude. She was blunt & when asked what seltzers they had I was told to…read more"go look myself". No words spoken except how much my drink cost after I picked it out myself. This was my first time drinking here and I cannot say I will be back anytime soon.

Absolutely delicious! I love that you can get in line on their website. Service was great. Food…read morewas amazing. I'm still dreaming about it! Must return soon!!!

Give Emily a raise. NOW! Her service is very really GREAT and anyone who says otherwise are just…read morehaters. GIVER HER A RAISE.

This is a really small place, but the food is delicious. We got there on a Saturday morning at…read moreabout 9 o'clock, and we had about a 15 to 20 minute wait Typical breakfast food: apparently they're known for their chicken. Would definitely go back and like to try their Prices were extremely fair and the people are super friendly

It's been since 2018 that I stepped foot in this place. Food is always good. Was worried if…read morethere'd be a bit of a wait with timing and its a Sunday. It can go either way. Our server Hailey was very bubbly and welcoming from the start. She made sure we took our time to figure out what we all wanted. Took my dad out for early father's day lunch. We all got sweet tea. Husband went with the all you can eat chicken option. Which they do that on Wednesdays and Sundays. You can mix/match dark or white meat. You get all the sides. Dumplings, mashed potatoes, greenbeans, corn, coleslaw, and apple sauce. He was full and definitely enjoyed the chicken. My dad did the chicken meal 2 dinner with 2 sides. I have food left over for later. I was so full. Food came out in timely manner. And for what we paid in total with 3 people wasnt too shabby. Theor parking lot is off to the side and wraps around l. They do have aome street side parking. Or some park across the way in a lot. Good ol days Is a staple in new baden. When you're burnt out on going to chains like cracker barrel. You forget about the small mom and pop restaurants. You like hometown vibes and southern food. Come check them out. I mean their slogan does say ' good so good you'd think we stole your grandma!!"

The food was delicious. Service was amazing. It is such a neat place. We had a rehearsal dinner…read morehere and all of the staff were kind and very efficient.

Love the ambiance, very nice curb appeal. Love their pies they are wonderful. The service was good…read morehowever that's where it all stops. We have been there 3 times and every time expecting different results. What I have to say is the food is just so so. Everything I have ordered is just lack luster with no great flavors. I have ordered walleye which I'm sure was not what I ordered no way tasted like walleye! I have also ordered chicken which was MEH! Not sure what the 3rd was but I do know it was not memorable. I sure think this could be a fantastic place if the entrees were better.