Called Odin Café now. We stopped on our way to view the 2017 Eclipse and were delighted with our…read moreexperience. First off, the restaurant is bigger on the inside than the outside- magical! The interior is quite clean, if out of date. Waitstaff and owner (and regular customers) were very friendly. Food was good (biscuits and gravy) to great (bacon, ham, and French toast); portions were huge! We had the biggest pancakes ever and a nice, big glass of orange juice! Very cheerful, fun place to stop!!

The worst part of this place is that it is 200 miles from my house! We were passing through and…read morestopped in. I had the pork steak that just melts in your mouth. Service was friendly and accurate. Do not even think about leaving without trying their pies. Do not skip this place.

My dad and i were travelling through and decided to stop at the first cafe we saw and thank god it…read morewas 5 brothers!! I had been having a hankering for hash browns and got the Hobo plate which was so so good!! My dad got the greek plate which he wouldn't stop raving about and the pancakes that came with it were really excellent too! The family who owns 5 Brothers provides excellent service and are very kind. Thank you 5 brothers!!

Ive been eating there for about 6 yrs or so owners r very nice foods delicouse i live the gyro…read moresadwich n the pasta soup mmm

Stopped on our drive through because of the signage for foot high pie! Had the coconut cream and…read moreapple w/ice cream. Couldn't go wrong either way -- generous slices, delicious, and friendly staff, glad we stopped!! Loved the "blue" theme throughout, especially the checkered tablecloths!

Was driving west on I-70 toward St Louis and ended up seeing billboards about foot high pies and…read moredecided that's where we would get dinner. So glad we did. The food was freshly cooked, had great flavor and the servers were nice and gave great advice and all. I ordered the country fried steak and my travel partner ordered fried chicken. We both really enjoyed our meals and sharing some of it too! They brought beets, cole slaw, mashed potatoes, green beans and biscuits. And they had some yummy apple butter to put on those biscuits! Niece got a slice of coconut cream and I got blackberry pie! We couldn't possibly eat them after that big meal. We tore into them once we back in STL though and yum! So good! One note, they only take cash and checks. Didn't know there were still places that did that. The waiter made sure we knew as we sat down, there is an on-site ATM if needed.

Brought our grands for dinner passing through and they really enjoyed it. They especially loved the…read morepie! The staff are always very sweet and make sure we have everything we need. Tonight my chicken was overcooked and very dry. The waitress offered to make fresh and when I said no thanks she took it off of our ticket. We stop often as it is the half way mark when traveling to see or pick up or grandkids. We will definitely be back.

Thank you so much for accommodating our family dinner of 30. The service, food and restaurant were…read moreamazing. Kim had us set up when we got there, the drinks were never empty and the food came quickly. Thanks again to Kim and all the hard working staff that did such a great job today!

Nice little cozy diner. Great little stop off the highway. Brings back old times. Good times.read more

the Men's Restroom is next door! lol dirty tables,…read moreI ordered the Meatloaf which was as cold as if it just came out of the Refrigerator,,,served with no bun or bread, when I asked for it, I was charged 3 dollars for 2 slices of bread..this is very sad because if I come through this way I Always stopped,,,Not anymore

Stopped in for lunch, burgers were amazing. Staff was friendly. Would definitely eat here againread more

The food was delicious! We were just passing through and stopped off the highway for a bite and we…read moredefinitely picked the best spot. We skipped the big name restaurants. Good size burgers and the staff was very welcoming. I'll definitely come here again any time I'm driving through!

What a darling place!! Friendly service, great prices and…read moredelicious food. Baked goods and breakfast - yummy.

Very good food in a quaint little diner off the highway. We had the bacon double smashburger and…read morechicken sandwich and both were excellent. Homemade chips and dip were good and preferred over the fries. Lovely waitress. Reasonable prices. Don't forget to get some cinnamon rolls to go if they aren't sold out.

Old diner - you walk in, grab a menu, seat yourself and then go to the counter to order your food…read more Have your table number ready to give them when you order and pay. Then sit down and they bring it to you. I had eggs over easy w/hashbrowns, bacon and biscuits. I should have order the small version! Steph had hashbrowns, sausage and biscuits and gravy - same story - she had too much food! Food was good! We got a souvenir mug and two cookies to go!

Things have changed here since we last visited. While prices are still low, you now have to order…read moreat the counter and there is no waitress. It's chaos during Sunday rush and loses the charm. Offerings at 10:30 were a bit low - only one pie on the rack and it was pumpkin. I did like the peach danish and apple fritter we took home. Not so much on the apple tart and donuts.

Color me surprised, I really didn't think Twistee Treat Diner would be as good as it was. With it…read morebeing such a tourist trap, I really was expecting the food to be mediocre at best. Instead, it was a very enjoyable breakfast. I ordered, The Livy which was, one egg, choice of protein, hash browns and toast. I choose bacon as my protein. Their menu proudly promotes that the bacon and sausage is from local farmers. Trust me when I tell you, the bacon was very delectable. It could have been crisper, but the flavor made up for the lack of crispiness. I choose not to take the toast with my breakfast entree, because I also ordered a half size of Biscuits and Gravy. The biscuit was not made it house, its shape was too perfect. However, the gravy with chunks of locally sourced sausage made it a true comfort dish. The gravy was a semi-thick milk gravy and it wasn't overly seasoned with salt and had the right amount of pepper. Trying to watch my sodium intake, I like it when chefs are light handed when shaking the salt into a recipe. The atmosphere is like stepping back into the 50's. You truly will feel as if you left the sock hop and stopped by the local soda shop for a bite. I'll give you a heads up, the outside is junky with a lot of weird stuff. Ignore the decor on the outside and head straight into the diner for a good home cooked meal. The service was impressive. One waitress was taking care of the entire small dining room. I over heard her tell another table, that she was relatively new. Being new, she did a great job. She was attentive and very personable. Her service alone would get me to come back.

Went yesterday evening after dinner. We had salad so felt "entitled". This is a unique place. We…read moreboth got softe serve cones, although there is quite the menu. I am sure we will be back over the years to try other things. The young lady working the window was a delight, bright, friendly and a good ambassador for the place. There are "oddities" all over the lot. I suspect it was quite the back in the hey dey of route 66. It all looks a bit weather-beaten and a little sad right now. Perhaps that is the charm.