Perfect diner to pull over to get a comfort breakfast! It's a wonderful piece of Americana,…read moreMinnesota farming. Leah was a courteous and prompt server. It was loaded with locals and had a joyful vibe. The food was top notch classic breakfast food. Del's Hearty Man's Breakfast filled my brother and I up, and that's not an easy task. My picky niece loved a giant pancake that they threw chocolate chips in for free and with no questions.

Do you like fish "all you can eat?" Or the best broasted chicken around? The Dell is where you…read moreneed to go. Every Friday Dell has all you can eat fish battered fried or broiled, plus's the soup and salad bar, your choice of potato. The salad bar you could get full on easily or the two soups that are always great. I always have a hard time choosing which one to take. You get good service, friendly smiles. Their broasted chicken is out of this world. You can pick white or dark meat your choice of potato,a the full salad bar. Their salads are really good taco salad, chef salad. Breakfast all day. Good food. Try it out !!!

in town for provisions and stuff and a drop in at the Spam® museum conveniently located directly…read moreacross the intersection of 3rd & Main. was kinda hoping for a full service breakfast plus some sort of coffee, getting full service coffee with some sort of breakfast instead is not the worst sort of problem to have. coffee here is "better" than is my custom: bolder and drier than the House of Maxwell's with a little bite. not sure why everyone wants to dump out the remains of my previous coffee but they do... I just kinda maybe wish they'd ask if they should first. the grilled cheese (paninied) is not what I intended but it is likely a better option than CFS plus eggs and grits... sandwich comes with sliced tomato and minced onion cooked in - the 10,000-degree press does wonders for the acidic sugar in the tomato; think sun-dried fruits that were actually dried in the actual sun. stuffed wavy-on-top-smooth-on-the-bottom toast with herb sprinkle presents well but I'm not sure what to do with the fork. shop is comfortable with seating available at a half dozen kitchen tables, a couple dinettes and wrought irony patio sets or a rumpus room couch. the hard part of casual is not trying to hard to look like you're not trying so hard. friendly and efficient CHoM pretty much nails it :-)

Such a cute a spot for a small town! My sisters introduced it to me and been wanting to visit for…read morethe longest time. They have non dairy milk for the milks and also have sandwiches for food. My sisters loved the chocolate chip cookies. I got the Hawaiian latte and the flavors mixed well with each other. There is plenty of seating but which were mostly all taken when we stopped there. The employees didn't greet us when we at the counter and were talking to each other. But they were kind when we ordered our items.

Food was good but serving size could be better for pricing. Ordered a pick up meal and was…read moredisappointed in the small amount of fries considering there is a +$2 charge for them. Also, I feel as the entree size in general was on the smaller size. Typically when I've order fish tacos from other places the order comes with 3-4 tacos and this only had two. The food overall does taste good, but not for the price.

My third review in six years and they still deserve five stars for food, service, and ambiance…read more This time I had the Brussels Sprouts and hands down they are the best I have ever had. Sorry mom! The chicken pot pie was out of this world. The crust was so flaky. Tony enjoyed his pull pork sandwiches and the cheese curds from WW Homestead Dairy, Waylon, IA.

Every time I've been here, the lattes have consistently been amazing. Bold flavor, but not overly…read moresweetened like most places. You can tell they put time into making the ratios properly. Great espresso flavor. Even when they are busy with a line to the door, they are cranking out drinks quickly and still take the time to politely address each customer's individual requests. Something I appreciate in a coffee shop. Fresh baked goods daily and not a single one is anything but amazing. I've found myself sometimes coming back for a second later in the day. Great place to enjoy a coffee date, or get some much needed work done. Thank you Three on the Tree for being so consistently delicious!

My husband went here for the first time on a Sunday afternoon. It has a nice cozy atmosphere…read more I got a pour over and got to pick my roast of beans. My husband got a cheesecake and LOVED it. It tasted better than Cheesecake Factory to me! I got a blueberry cinnamon roll. The bakery items are just amazing. The service was awesome too. I think I just found my new favorite spot!

The most surprising thing about my relationship with Cafe Steam is that we've actually reached a…read morestage of mutual understanding where the staff knows exactly which level of 'morning zombie' I am based on how loudly I trip over the doorframe. I have a bit of a love affair with this place. Now, I'm a certified early bird, and by that, I mean I'm usually awake and craving caffeine while the rest of the world is still debating if they actually need to attend that 9:00 AM Zoom call. There is something genuinely therapeutic about being there right as they flip the sign to 'Open,' when the air still smells like freshly ground beans and the sunlight is hitting the dust motes in that perfect, cinematic way. It's the quietest the place ever gets, and I get to witness the staff transitioning from 'sleepy' to 'caffeinated chaos' in real-time. However, I'm also a fan of the 'closing time' vibe. There's a completely different magic to sliding into a booth around 7:00 PM. By then, the energy has shifted from a productive buzz to a sort of cozy, exhausted collective sigh. I'll just camp out for a while, pretending to be very focused on my laptop while actually just people-watching the evening rush. The ambiance is wonderfully casual--think 'industrial chic meets a living room that's slightly too small for its furniture.' Most of the time it's just a pleasant hum, but every so often it hits a tipping point and becomes absolutely hectic. You've got the frantic students cramming for finals, the first-date nerves radiating off a couple in the corner, and a line of people stretching toward the door. It's a beautiful kind of mayhem, really. But let's talk about the real star of the show: the drinks. While I usually rotate through the classics, I am currently in a committed relationship with their seasonal 'Miss Sunshine' creamy lemonade. It sounds like something a toddler would order at a fancy tea party, but trust me, it's a game-changer. It's got this bright, zesty punch of citrus that wakes up your entire soul, but then it's smoothed over with this velvety, creamy finish that makes it feel like a dessert. It's basically a hug in a plastic cup, and I'm fully prepared to be devastated when it leaves the seasonal menu. I will add photo's *later* : )

Always amazing:)…read more Cafe Steam was an essential spot growing up in Rochester. They tie together community with amazing coffees and goodies! I'm so happy to see them expanding and opening new locations as well. I grabbed a summer special drink, and quite enjoyed it! I wish I added a touch more simple syrup, otherwise this was a delightful and bright summer drink! The interior is always cozy, and consistently one of the best spots in Rochester. The baristas are always kind, and make drinks SUPER quick!

A friend highly recommended Forager Cafe, which is why I went there with high expectations. Hmmmm,…read morehow can I say this....I was disappointed. I ordered their black and tan beer. A tasty choice (check out the photo). Then I asked for a reuben sandwich with a side of fries. I really liked the two-tone rye bread. There was modest amount of corned beef. Notice I didn't say 'generous.' The kraut, Swiss cheese, and thousand island dressing were a solid compliment. BUT the fries.... Check out the photo and look at the fries. These were double dunked in oil, greasy and sogged out, slightly charred, and meh tasting. I looked over at another patron's plate of food and saw her fries looked perfect. Golden, single dunk in oil, and crisp. Can I add a sad face emoji here? I called over the bartender and had him look at my fries, then look at the other patron's, and tell me the difference. He saw what I saw. I told him what was wrong with mine and asked why. He apologized and said he'd take 50% off my food bill. I saw him go back to the kitchen and have a conversation about my fries, which I appreciated. He didn't blow me off and let the kitchen know they dropped the ball. I've eaten at a lot of places from dives to fine dining, and I think the sign of good eatery is one that can excel at the basics.....like french fries. Plus, when you have your "A" staff working in the kitchen, but your staff sends out subpar fries to a customer...what does that say about the kitchen staff and leadership? Will I go back? Not sure, but there other places I've eaten at in Rochester that are consistently good. If I ever have family or friends in town and we go out to eat, we're not going to Forager Cafe.

We met some friends here for supper on Friday evening and were seated right away. Our server was…read morefriendly, attentive, made some good suggestions. The food was good, fresh and tasty. My only complaint was the size of the side salad that I ordered with my burger. It was by far the smallest side salad that I have received at any food establishment. In fact, I honestly thought it was a joke. Overall, the service was amazing the food was good. There was live entertainment there that evening and the performance was good, however when the volume is such that you cannot have a conversation with the people at your table, it's a bit too loud. I must be turning into my parents.

We found this place on the way back at 6:30 a.m. from the Mayo Clinic to Des Moines. Service was…read moresuper fast and amazingly friendly and attentive. The pancake was out of this world the best ever. The eggs, homemade sausage patty, hash browns and toast were perfectly prepared. If I lived in the area I would definitely be a regular. A super gem of a breakfast place. A+++++++++++

We arrived on a Saturday morning at 8:00. Had about a 30 min wait for seating. Tiny restaurant…read more Pancakes were really good. Total time in and out was 1hr 50 min. A little too long for us. Waitresses were great.

Stopped in the other day for breakfast. Super fast service with an excellent Ham and cheese omelet…read moreserved with hash browns . Tasty and served with a smile. Moderately priced with excellent quality. Strongly recommended!

5 stars for hospitality, food, people and ambiance. Locally owned and operated-we were greeted with…read morea joyful smile. The coffee was excellent, as was the OJ. We had the hash browns, eggs, toast and ham and bacon. Perfectly cooked over medium eggs, the hash browns were super crispy. The breakfast burrito was 5 stars from my teen daughter - she's a connoisseur. Hash brown special was great with caramelized onion, green pepper mushrooms and ham. We got a generous side of sausage gravy. Reminded me of my dad's it was delicious-creamy and a touch of sweetness to go with the sausage. If you have a chance-it's worth it. Meet some kind people and eat homemade food.

Great location and large menu. New and clean. Large seating options, very comfortable. Helpful…read morestaff!

It took 13 mins for 2 iced coffees... there's was a total of about 4 people behind bar, 2 who just…read moreappeared after eating in the restaurant with street clothes.. and maybe 2 orders consisting of 2 sprites and food. The food came out first. Coffee taste great! Also, dirty hot chocolate is just a mocha...Calm down. - Concerned customer