Small, local eatery. The food is good. We ate breakfast , they have a wide selection of coffee…read moreavailable. Service was swell with the staff that was available.

Needed to make a stop and use Wi-Fi, found this to be a very friendly, coffee shop, tourist shop…read moreatmosphere. Great coffee and food.

Great service, fun small town atmosphere and the taco burger was delicious. We couldn't resist…read moretaking home a fresh baked caramel roll!

Lunch time. This place has the friendliest damn people the whole town just welcomes you.read more

Stopped here on a Sunday morning whim before a flight back to Texas. GLAD I DID!!!!…read more The staff, even if understaffed due to someone calling out, were incredibly friendly and hard working. Nice large mimosa, beautiful views, and the fried egg sandwich I got was beyond what I was expecting it was SO GOOD. Highly recommend for breakfast.

Hidden little place next to the water. Definitely would recommend as the portions are huge. We were…read moreexpecting much better though do to it's quirky menu that use old book covers. Cowboy Bowl made of shaved ribeye over mashed potatoes covered in gravy, ate the whole plate but the gravy tasted like it came out of a jar and bit too salty. Kickin chicken Mac wrap with kettle chips, ate the whole plate but the Mac appeared to be and tasted like kraft Mac and cheese. Fresh dip sandwich with wavy fries, ate the whole plate but again nothing special about it. Very limited seating inside and when weather permits some seating with view outside. Service was quick and attentive. Lost a star due to high price for the store bought gravy taste and Kraft Mac and cheese filling in the wrap.

This place has always been cool to me. The food is very good and a lot of effort goes into a…read morepleasant experience while still maintaining a small town informality. There is a nice pool table, and foosball table. Both of which are free. It is neither too quiet or too loud on the bar side. Both bars in Ashley are cool places to go. I do not know how a negative review was posted for this place, so I felt compelled to counteract with the truth.

The server was very rude and unpleasant. There was only a couple of other tables and there was…read morestill a long wait for mediocre food. I would recommend going to the local grocery store to pick up something else to eat and avoiding this place.

Great food! The hours are actually 11-9 closed Saturdays. Very clean. We loved the cheese curds…read moreand onion rings

Yummy. We got a blitz and the cheese balls. Friendly service. Decor charming and the dining area…read moreand bathrooms impeccably clean.

Nice local diner. Friendly staff. Kitchen needs work- everything on my plate was drenched in oil…read more Yuck- I could not eat it. See photo. I've seen truck stop bathrooms that are cleaner.... Nasty!!!

Absolutely the best omelets I've had in 40+ years. They also cook hashbrowns the way they were…read moremeant to be cooked, crispy and not raw! I love, love, love this place and you will too. Good service as well, don't miss Sammy's. I wish I lived in Aberdeen!!

No wait time. Great service. Food was good and different from other restaurants in town. Would go…read moreagain.

I spent 6 months in Jamestown as a doctor at the state hospital- every weekend when in town I went…read moreto the Depot Cafe for breakfast getting my omelette- bacon and Swiss cheese- consistent and substantial- always filling and great value- often waited on by Brittany a local who filled me in on Jamestown

Im from Kansas and live in Chicago, this place is WORTH it. Top 10 meal experience I have had in…read morethe past decade and I have eaten at 3-Star Michelin rated establishments. I rarely ever write a review but this place is deserving. The quintessential diner experience: waitress bantering with the regulars, home made pie (that you always seem to get the last slice of), perfectly brewed coffee, friendly service, and absolutely delicious food. I would eat here everyday if I could. The entire diner has an overarching feel of nostalgia wrapped in a hug in front of a fireplace? If that makes sense? The Chocolate Creme pie might have been the best piece of pie I have ever had. The soup of the day was incredible, and if you are lucky enough to get a caramel roll, I highly recommend it. The single worst part of this experience was realizing I would not be able to have it again soon as I was traveling through. But you can bet your rear end the next time I am in Bismarck, I am making a drive over to Ohm's Cafe. Arguably might the best diner in America. Food was delicious, not too greasy, homemade, full of flavor, affordable, and just exquisite. However you define this restaurant, I do not care, all I care about is making sure whatever it is, there is more of it.

I kind of understand the appeal because it's sort of like home cooking. The problem is that my…read moremother wasn't that great a cook. The food was pretty bland. The knoephla soup had a ton of knoephla swimming in sweet cream, but no potato or any other flavor. The only redeeming dish we had was the sour cream apple pie. It's not that any of it was bad... it just wasn't all that great. Although I know people who sear by it, so take my opinion with a pinch of pfeffer. Service was quick, and the server was helpful. The ambiance is VERY small town cafe.

Great mom n pop run establishment. Hutterite specials like Knoephla soup. About as salty and a…read morelittle less shiny than youd expect a greasy spoon to be. Also have processed meat products and other foods (spice blend, hot sauce) and pies for sale here

Friendly service. Prices a bit high for me. Didn't love the food. Toast had a funny taste and…read moresausage overcooked.

Today's special was ribs with his house made sauce and secret rub…read more Absolutely amazing Potatoe salad was good too He also stayed he will rent out space for private parties I won't miss tomorrow with fried chicken, ribs, sandwiches Service was amazing as well