This place is soooo good!! Great size portions. Nice crisp…read moresoda. I got the cornfbeef and hash with eggs. Loved it. Friends all loved their dishes. Can't remember what they were but I got picture. Seating was comfortable. Service was good.

Breakfast at Evergreen Inn…read more This morning, in the spirit of liberty and breakfast carbs, I ventured out to the Evergreen Inn to celebrate the Fourth with a fork. Their specials board boasted a short stack paired with a choice of meat--how could I resist? I threw in a couple of scrambled eggs to round things out and waited for the fireworks (on my plate, that is). The pancakes arrived looking like golden perfection--fluffy, inviting, ready to be drenched. Unfortunately, the syrup rations were a bit...conservative. I wouldn't say stingy, but let's just say I had to request two more cups to give those cakes the celebration they deserved. The eggs? Fine. Serviceable. I suspect they started life in a carton, already liquefied and waiting for their destiny. The sausages were decent, the chocolate milk was nostalgic in all the right ways, and the cutlery had clearly survived a few wars of its own. And the ketchup--oh, the ketchup. A bottle proudly labeled "Fancy" does not make it so. If someone brought that stuff to a backyard BBQ, I'd stage a condiment coup and return with a bottle of Heinz. Now, let's talk ambiance. The place is *kind of* clean--clean-adjacent, clean-curious, but not quite committed to the title. Still, nothing alarming, just...comfortably lived-in. What it lacked in polish, the staff made up for in personality. The lone waitress holding down the fort was kind, attentive, and clearly doing the job of three people. Any service slip-ups? Forgiven on the spot. The bill came in a little higher than anticipated, especially for a daily special. But with few breakfast contenders in the area, Evergreen Inn knows it has the home-field advantage--and it's charging rent. Still, the pancakes alone were worth the visit. Just bring your own syrup--and maybe your own ketchup, too.

Hubby had never been and since it was our anniversary I decided we're going. Our server was…read morepleasant and prompt. Drinks were yummy and there wasn't much of a wait for our food which was delicious and arrived hot. We will definitely go back again.

Went on a Sunday morning so of course it was busy. Highly recommend adding yourself to the Yelp…read morequeue, then check in to the host when you arrive. The Ultimate breakfast sandwich was delicious! An awesome sauce on it! The PB stuffed french toast was very sweet, as expected. The PB inside was more of a thinner peanut butter likely mixed with powdered sugar. The biscuits and gravy was good. The latte was VERY sweet! The server was so so kind and our food came incredibly quick! Overall, great experience and delicious food!!

This is my favorite brunch spot in Grand Rapids. Vibe is so good and the service is fantastic…read more Yesterday I had the Kevin Malone and it did not disappoint. The eggs were perfectly creamy, spinach gave it a great flavor boost, and the sauce is stellar. Legitimately the best breakfast sandwich I've had in the last 12 months. My wife had the everything toast and it was on point too. Coffee was great with flavors notes of Milk chocolate and a hint of orange zest. Pistachio latte was so good as well.

Ummm what the heck Mudpenny?! My first time trying a cortado with an orange peel and now I am…read moreobsessed!!! Can someone here please teach me how to make this at home? Breakfast is a hit, my kids love eating the giant pancake with a side of bacon. Service is relaxed and their coffee is superb. It's always between here and The Brunch House for a weekend breakfast outing! (I am serious about the orange cortado. Please.)

Food is great service is wonderful always friendly I would recommend this place to everyoneread more

Ambience is well-worn but comfortable. Needs a good cleaning and deep scrub. . Single server was…read moreoverwhelmed with packed house but food came quickly. Food is brown, hot, plenty of it, tastes good and exceptionally inexpensive. Meals here before tasted better but this was still good, a solid B- effort.

Breakfast Adventure at The Peppermill Grill in Rockford, MI…read more The Peppermill Grill is a little diner hidden deep in a quiet Rockford neighborhood. If you didn't have Google Maps, you'd probably drive right past it. I finally found it on a cool morning, and when I walked in around 9:15, the place was calm and cozy. Only a few tables were taken, and the locals were chatting over coffee like old friends. The staff was amazing. Everyone was friendly, fast, and made me feel welcome right away. The diner was very clean and had that classic old‑school charm that makes you want to sit and stay awhile. Then came the main event: the All‑American Breakfast with American fries and a "large" chocolate milk. Here's how it all went: * The Chocolate Milk It tasted great--nice and chocolatey--but the "large" size was just a regular glass. I could've easily finished two. * The Eggs Two sunny‑side‑up eggs, cooked just right. They were runny and delicious. Still, I kind of wished there were three. * The Ham They gave me a big piece of ham, so the portion was great. But the flavor was pretty mild. It needed a little more seasoning or smokiness to stand out. * The American Fries These chunky potatoes looked good, but some were undercooked and none had seasoning. They really needed salt, pepper, or something extra to wake them up. * The Toast The wheat toast was buttery and fine, but not very crispy. More like warm bread than real toast. There were a few bright spots, though. The ketchup was top‑notch (pretty sure it was Heinz), and I loved the fancy salt and pepper grinders on the table so I could season things myself. In photos, the plate looks awesome--especially that giant piece of ham--but the taste didn't fully match the picture. The service and the cozy vibe were great, but the food didn't quite hit the mark for me. If you live nearby or want a simple diner breakfast with friendly people, The Peppermill Grill is worth a try. But if you're visiting from out of town, it's just okay. The people are wonderful, but the food needs a little more flavor to make the trip feel special.

Casual, comfortable, and friendly diner. My first time here, with a friend who is an 'old-timer,'…read moreas were several of the customers at 7 AM. Eggs, hash, toast all perfect. I'll be back!

Solid as ever. Last time we were in town was Sept - Oct and this spot remains hot…read more Had the Holland omelette with sourdough toast. Perfectly buttered. Ice tea. Was offered a to go cup to take my second glass. Amazing service! Consistent. Polished. Efficient. We'll totally be back.

The few times we've passed by this place, there was always a long line so we were curious. It's a…read morediner-style establishment that serves breakfast all day. Further reading into the history of place, I found that this place has been around since the 1940s. A cool history and the curiosity for the long lines brought us to be one of those people standing in line one morning. First of all, I am slightly terrified of diners thinking the service would be bad but from the moment we were greeted to when we left the place, the atmosphere has been very welcoming and friendly. Our waitress sat us at a small booth close to the kitchen. I ordered coffee and their bird nest thinking... it should be fine, it's a bird nest, not a full blow whatever other huge breakfast plates they have! I was wrong. My husband ordered their famous hashbrown omelette that I felt could have fed an entire village! My bird nest came. My eyes got really big because honestly, it was the size of an eagles' nest. I apologized profusely for not finishing and since it was our last full day before moving on from Holland, I couldn't take the leftovers home. My husband felt the same way but he at least ate half of his food. To me, I think my food needed a bit more flavor but they have salt and pepper on the table. We noted that there seemed to be a lot of regulars or repeat customers. No doubt, this place is a very nostalgic place for a lot of people who have moved away or have visited here previously. To be honest, even though it was only our first visit, the people made us feel at home.

Wow, the best ice cream I've had in a very long time. I had the chocolate soft serve, Moose Tracks…read moreand I got a serving of Michigan Potholes by accident. It was the best pothole I've ever experienced lol! The service was fantastic and everyone was very friendly and attentive. It's family and pet friendly. The prices are very reasonable too. I highly recommend it!

I love this place. These precious people reflect the Lords heart and love His people so well. The…read moreICE CREAM IS SO GOOD! Not heavy at all nor does it leave you feeling sick. I'm so glad I came here. The service and kindness was the best. May God continue to bless them as they grow in business and love.

I went on a weekday and enjoyed the vibe. My omelet was tasty and cooked perfectly. My server was…read morenew but she did a good job. The decor is fresh and i liked the use of wood and plants. I ate alone and they didn't make me feel uncomfortable about it. I would return

While visiting friends in Grand Rapids, Michigan, and after a few hours of wandering through…read moreFrederik Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park (art, nature, and a lot of "wait, is that a sculpture or a person?" moments), we stopped at Morning Belle for lunch. The place is cute and colorful, the kind that feels like a hug on a sunny but still very cold Michigan day. Bright, inviting, and clearly a local favorite. Service was friendly, even though they seemed a bit shorthanded. You could tell they were hustling, doing their best to keep everything moving without losing their smiles. I ordered the goat cheese croissant, and honestly... no regrets. It was warm, gooey, perfectly cheesy, with just enough crunch to remind you it is still a croissant and not a life-changing event. (Okay, maybe a small life-changing event.) Paired it with a classic spicy Bloody Mary, because balance. The rest of the table went for waffles and a classic BLT, and there were zero complaints. Just quiet, happy eating, which is usually the best review. Overall, it's a solid spot for breakfast or brunch. Fresh, flavorful, and comforting without trying too hard. The kind of place you'd come back to without needing to debate it.

Went to Mudpenny for the first time for brunch. Decent crowd on a Saturday. Opted for the Kevin…read moreMalone instead of the Brunchwrap and I think that was the right choice. Burrito is packed full of hash browns, crispy bacon, sausage, egg, and cheese. The only downside to the Kevin Malone is that they use spinach instead of like a chopped lettuce for the burrito and the texture is a little overpowering. Plus, they don't chop the stems off the spinach, so I'd either order it without or pick some pieces out. I feel like the Brunchwrap has a thicker layer of it and as much as mixing in a green is smart, it has to be prepped properly in my opinion. Patatas bravas as a side were fire. The potatoes were roasted and seasoned well. It advertised a garlic aioli, but we did not get that. As with San Chez's patatas bravas, ask for the sauce on the side. It is a very good side of potatoes compared to the thinly, oddly sliced potato slices that came with the breakfast sandwich. They looked like apple slices and were sort of wet and soggy like them too. Nitpicking their spinach prep and refining their side dish of potatoes are really the only notes if someone from Mudpenny is actually reading this and got this far. Great breakfast spot and service was spot on.

Really good espresso, good food, and everyone that works there is chill and friendly. Plus it's one…read moreof the few non-DeVos places in Ada lol. Much better coffee than Foxtail. The chef cares about food, each dish is well put together

Great food and great service. We only had breakfast, but the menu items are extensive.read more

Absolutely amazing food absolutely amazing service. The owner was super kind and came over and…read moreexplained everything to us that was on there as it was her first time! We came a little early for lunch around 11 not very many people, but as we were getting done more, people were starting to show up, but it was not overly loud or overly quiet! Super excited to go back and try some more things!