First visit and had a great introduction of their menu from owners Charmaine and Chris! There is…read moredefinitely something for everyone! It's a small little gem in the historic Dunnellon area. I only wish I got the drink BEFORE I decided to go exploring in the area as it gave a great pick me up! I decided on Sangria after trying the sample of Skittlez tea! It's very refreshing and gave me the little pep in my step I needed to finish my exploring! I'm looking forward to my next visit to try something new....iced coffee??? Shake?? The hours are early morning to mid afternoon so plan accordingly!

Nice stop after paddle boarding Rainbow Springs but I honestly did not enjoy the flavors of…read moresmoothie my husband I got. I tried the pina colada type smoothie called Waikiki and my husband had strawberry cheesecake with some lime in it. Both tasted very unnaturally flavored and were very thick. Mine reminded me of eating oatmeal, I almost had to chew it. I'm sure they were healthy though. Seem like very nice people who work there and some good looking pastries. Smoothies weren't for us though.

I love this place it is unique ot looks like a house and it's a restaurant for breakfast and lunch…read more You seat in wooden dinning tables à lot of things made by hand and it is a beautiful cozy place We did not eat here.

I adore this place. I got to visit it while in town to visit my 94-year old Grandma, and this is…read moreour favorite spot to grab a lunch. It's so cute inside, it doesn't even feel like a real restaurant, more like a scene from Alice in Wonderland's tea party! Service is great & food is always delicious. Dress up and get some fun photos!!

An absolute delight!…read more A buddy and I made the 20 mile bike ride, from Inverness, just to have breakfast here. The food, the ambiance, and the staff, are all equally amazing! We'll be back!

We stopped in today, because we were headed out to citrus county, and this place was on the way…read more Ive seen it, but Im never there when they are open. Anyway, that changed today when the Husbeastie and I stopped in for a quick brunch. This is a small shop, run by one or two people, so orders of food take time as they are made individually. Today, I got a fluffy Bavarian Cream donut, and loaded Avacado toast, my hubby got a smash burger with perfect tots! (They were perfectly crisp and salty. Perfect!) The donut, Ill be honest I was expecting dry and very little filling, ala Dunkin, but No! Thos was a deliciius, tender dough, and LOTS of filling! It was a decadent experience. My loaded avocado toast, and it was not at all what I expected, it was better! Instead of just mashed avocado, it was a thick piece of multi grain bread, spread with cream cheese, salad mix, and sliced avocado, with 2 eggs any style. I asked for scrambled, dry and they were perfect. Honestly its several hours later and I'm still thinking about that donut.

Good for breakfast. Yummy Owners are very nice and really…read moreattentive. Will visit again for sure.

Avoiding the known "hot spots" on a Sunday morning, we decided to try what turned out to be a…read morequintessential diner in the heart of Dunnellon: The Purple Sage Cafe. We were welcomed as we walked in the door and able to choose from a variety of tables/booths. They stop serving pancakes and waffles at 11 am, but all other breakfast items are available until 2 pm. The selection was exactly what you would expect from a diner: a few standard breakfast dishes, biscuits and gravy, a few omelette choices and you could build your own omelette. The food was good, the service was excellent and the prices were not over the top. We will most likely be back!

Service was excellent. Food was amazing. We had a Cuban sandwich and sloppy Joe. We took a mini pie…read morehome. We definitely would come back!

Great place for some southern staples. We were a party of 6 and we couldn't resist ordering fried…read morechicken and catfish. Fried chicken was really tasty with a perfect crunch and juicy chicken. The fried catfish was breaded with cornmeal, perfectly crispy, also well seasoned and very moist and tender inside. The tartar sauce was homemade and very good but they also have a good peppered vinegar. Between us all we had an opportunity to try a lot of sides. Hush puppies which one of our hush puppy lovers said was the best she ever had (I'm not a fan of these overall so I can't really say). The potato salad was very good, creamy, with just a hint of onion and relish. Baked potatoes and sweet potatoes were enjoyed by all. Loved the crispy okra and green beans. Collard greens were also good. Of course, we couldn't leave without trying the pies. Caramel apple walnut was a little too nutty for me but it was still good. They key lime was my personal fave -- the crust was a good crumbly graham cracker that was definitely home made. We also had a lemon meringue and the chocolate coconut cream pie, which was essentially a half and half with chocolate cream and the bottom and coconut cream on the top. Both had beautiful, moist meringues with nicely toasted tops. On top of good food, we had a great waitress who was super attentive and very patient and friendly. Definitely worth a stop if you're in the area and looking for some nostalgic, good southern comfort food.

Dunnellon negative vibes at Dunkin. I asked for some water for my dog on a hot day and he refused…read morewithout charge. In the past friendly folks here have given her treats. He is rude every time. Why keep him?

If I could give this place a zero star I would. I swore off Dunkin a year ago and I only go there…read morefor my kids when they want a donut. Every single time it is nothing but a disappointment. Rude staff, inconsistency, lack of available menu items, and just plain not good. Please people give your money to Dunnellon Co and GoforDonuts

Layla was such a wonderful server. Friendly and attentive. Went there on sunday and had very good…read moreexperience.

The Good and the Bad…read more I came in during a late breakfast. The restaurant wasn't very busy, and most of the tables were empty, but many hadn't been cleared. The waitress could see I was waiting for a table, but instead of clearing one, she started cleaning a booth first. That wasn't a great first impression. Once seated, there was another wait before I could even ask for coffee. When the coffee finally arrived, it tasted stale. Fresh coffee is one of the least expensive things a breakfast restaurant can provide. This isn't a deal breaker--things happen--but there's really no reason to serve customers old coffee. Then I realized I didn't have a spoon. I got the waitress's attention and asked for one. She headed toward the back, stopped to cash out another customer, went into the kitchen looking for clean spoons, and eventually had to grab one from the counter. Something as simple as getting a spoon shouldn't turn into a process. This brings me to the bigger issue: staffing and organization. Does the restaurant have bussers or a dedicated cashier? The waitress appears to be responsible for seating, serving, clearing tables, cashing customers out, and everything in between. That's inefficient and hurts the overall customer experience. I also don't like the checkout process. The waitress asks whether the tip will be on the card and then enters it while you're standing there. Whether intentional or not, that can make customers feel pressured about tipping. I'd much rather see a dedicated cashier handling payments and phone orders so the servers can focus on their tables. Now, the food. The food was mediocre overall. The omelet was very flat rather than the fluffy omelet I normally expect from a restaurant. On the positive side, the hash browns and toast were perfect. The bacon could have been a little crispier, but I didn't specifically order it crispy, so I can't really fault them for that. Then there's the price: $21 for a cheese omelet, hash browns, toast, and bacon. I understand that food, transportation, labor, and operating costs have increased, but $21 seems excessive for this particular breakfast. Based on the quality and portion, this felt more like a $14 meal. My biggest criticism isn't actually the food--it's the restaurant's organization. Clearing and resetting tables should be automatic. When customers leave, those tables should be cleared and prepared for the next guests as soon as reasonably possible. That should happen during the rush and continue when business slows down. There were some good points here, particularly the hash browns and toast, but the service organization, stale coffee, mediocre omelet, uncleared tables, and $21 price make the overall experience difficult to recommend.

Love visiting this charming lil spot. Always support them when I visit family. Bought a mug and…read moreshirt to support the owner was very friendly and coffee was great

Nothing but great things to say about this place. The staff is incredibly friendly and courteous,…read moreand the food and drinks are perfect every time. They are better than any other coffee spot in town and my only wish is that they grow their food menu a bit more

On our way back from our river weekend. Good reviews and menu looks good…read more Sat outside right next to the woods. Was nice. I got their Rueben. Really good! Fries were cooked just right. Service was ok. It was pretty busy and we did wait a while for our food but we weren't in a rush. Solid breakfast spot

We love this place. We have never had a bad meal here yet. Definitely get there by 9 AM if you…read moredon't wanna have to wait online. My husband got sausage gravy and biscuits and I got an omelette and we left with taking half of our food home because the food is just so delicious and so much food Everyone is very nice and I don't think you go wrong with anything on their menu

Always drove by this place so was curious to try it out. We enjoy our brunches on weekend mornings…read moreso we decided to make this our brunch meal. Store is clean and modern as you'd expect a healthy juice/sandwich place to be. My husband and I shared the house favorite avocado toast as well as the Toast and Lox. Both were filling and tasty and we were glad to get a really healthy brunch rather than our usual salty and sweet offerings we like to indulge in. Prices are reasonable and staff was friendly. Parking is downtown so hit or miss but we were able to find close street parking on a Sunday morning.

Can't go wrong with smoked salmon!…read more One of my favorite brunch items is a Lox Bagel or toast. I got a toast to go when we were at the farmers market. We sat out on the patio seating, which was pretty nice. The restaurant itself is pretty small with just an ordering counter and a few already occupied tables. This location is fairly new compared to the other restaurants in the area ! It's pretty good and it's not extremely pricey !