Quality breakfast and friendly service…read more Omelette was good sized and full of ingredients Definitely will return again

Russell's was a great place to stop in and grab a bite to eat. We loved the fact that we could…read moreorder breakfast for dinner! I ordered the Waffle and although it was tasty I would have preferred to have whipped cream & fruit on mine. Order the hash browns crispy & sausage links. Links were good hash browns were definitely not crispy but were still good. The cinnamon rolls were quite tasty but definitely need a cup of coffee or milk because it was pretty sweet. Service was great and I like the vibe that it was the type of diner I went to in my younger years! Although distance prevents me from going again I would be a regular at this place if I lived close by.

Ordered a BLT with a side salad. Plenty of bacon. Service was good. Place is bright and inviting.read more

Was in town to visit Eisenhower Presidential Library and Seelye Mansion and stopped by here for…read morelunch. It's a casual family-owned one room restaurant whose patrons seem to be mostly locals. This is always a good thing. They serve breakfast all day, numerous burgers, sandwiches, and various plates. We ordered the reuben and BLT sandwiches and the catfish plate with mac n cheese. The veggie of the day was green beans. Everything was good except for the mac n cheese, which didn't taste very fresh -- you can tell the pasta and cheese had become coagulated. It wasn't creamy cheesy as good quality mac n cheese should be. Wasn't even homemade. And the green beans? Straight from the can! It was mushy and bland. Who wants to eat soggy green beans?! This was rather disappointing. Service was straightforward. Free parking in their small lot but also ample street parking.

We thoroughly enjoyed our delicious meal at YaYas last night and especially appreciated the…read morefriendly staff. Our server Jacob was entertaining, funny, and very knowledgeable about the wine menu and how the various dishes were prepared. Sarah, one of the managers, spent a good amount of time sharing the history of Salina with us since we are from out-of-town.

What a beautiful gem right in the plains of Kansas, you find this great restaurant and really cute…read moretown of Salina, Kansas. I travel for work so I'm always checking out new spots in love trying new places. They offer outside patio and inside dining as well as bar seating. The restaurant is very clean on the outside the inside and the surrounding areas. The bathrooms were very clean. They have table cloths that are changed after each customer. The decor is welcoming and feels fancy. My server was very sweet. She was kind. She explained everything. She offered her suggestions when I asked for advice, but she did also have her own recommendations, which I appreciated. She was an attentive to my needs. She also just converse with me as a regular person which I enjoyed. It wasn't just about the menu. The food was great. I had a side salad, my main course was a fillet with mashed potatoes and asparagus, and I tried the butter cake. To drink I got the pear mule with cinnamon. No complaints whatsoever. The salad was the freshest salad. I've had in a while, and I love the fact that it was not out of a bag.. the fillet was perfect. The mashed potatoes were perfect and dessert. The butter cake was phenomenal. My short visit here in Salina Kansas has been great and I thoroughly enjoyed eating at this great restaurant in a small town.

My husband and I sat at the bar and was immediately greeted by the bartender…read more We ordered a Couple beers, pizza and the southwest egg rolls to go. The staff were so inviting and welcoming. Kudos to the bartender Friday night 12/12. We were passing through from Illinois to Utah and decided to stop. BESTSOUTWEST EGG ROLLS EVER, Bursting with flavor. The wood fire pizza was scrumptious!

Nice brewpub with a great food and beer menu. I was excited to try the peanut butter burger that…read moredidn't disappoint and their beer selection was so vast that I decided to get a flight. I also tried the Hellapeño and Jalapeño beers and both were too spicy for me. But someone near me loved his. So don't knock it until you try it. Overall, good service and great experience.

The food is convenient, but the cake and pie are what really stand out. Customer service felt a bit…read moreawkward. I mentioned that I needed to cut my breakfast short because they were about to close, and I was told that the owner would be upset.

Had breakfast here during my visit to Junction City. Cute mom and pop spot. The waitress was SUPER…read morefriendly (and funny). I came here with 5 other people and we ordered biscuits and gravy, French toast, and the pancakes. The pancakes definitely stole the show. Super fluffy and not too dense at all. Biscuits and gravy was good too. Will 100% be back for more.

The Happy Swede is a newer restaurant in Lindsborg, and we stopped in to have brunch one Saturday…read moremorning earlier this summer. We were meeting our family here and despite having a huge group we were promptly seated. The interior of this place feels very small town Kansas, but that's not a bad thing, it just has a homey, casual vibe to it. Our server was incredible. If it was just a review on her hospitality I'd give this place a million stars. Part of the issue, well actually the biggest issue was that she was the only person working in the whole building. Despite being open and having a few tables with folks seated, there was only one person in the whole building and she was the server, the hostess, and the chef. So, we all ordered, all different brunch items, she apologized in advance for how long it might be and then she went back to make our meals. It took probably 45 minutes to get food to come out and it was pretty good overall. I won't say it was incredible or the best omelette I'd ever had, but it held up to other brunch spots and I enjoyed my meal. The main issue was how long it took, and the lack of help the staff had. When we were about halfway through our meal two more folks arrived, one was a very young man who worked to bus the tables etc. and the other was a man who appeared to perhaps be the owner? What really rubbed me the wrong way was how hard the woman in the back was hustling to get food out and how he just walked around and chit chatted with folks, when there were clear issues that morning getting food out the door. It just left me with a poor taste in my mouth regarding how employees and customer satisfaction is valued at this place. Overall though the food was pretty good, and I love supporting local places when we visit Lindsborg. I'm sure we will be back next time we're in town and I hope I have a better experience!

It was alright, my mom's chicken tenders were burnt. But mine were ok. They did have good ranch and…read morethe lady behind the counter was friendly. Overall I don't know if I'd comeback but the decor is also really cute, there's a lot of gnomes.

During one of our previous trips from Columbus to Denver, we did one of the SENCIC BYWAYS in Kansas…read more- running from the town of Wilson on the south to Lucas on the north. While in Wilson, we spotted the Midland Railroad Hotel and Restaurant and decided to arrange the itinerary for our next trip so we could spend the night in WIlson. So, we arrived late afternoon and got checked in. The hotel has been restored to what it was like around the 1920's but with full upgrades including fire sprinklers, air conditioning, etc. Our room was a bit on the small side (1920'ish) but was quite comfortable. The bed was very comfortable and we got a great night's sleep. The was a complimentary breakfast in the morning that consisted mostly of local bakery projects, meats and cheeses. If you looking for modern amenities or a full HOT breakfast, you should stick with the major hotel chains. BUT, if you're into history and histrorical restorations, this place can't be beat. We thoroughly enjoyed our night in Wilson at the Midland Railroad Hotel and Restaurant.

Probably the worst hotel I have stayed in . Started with receptionist telling us we had no…read morereservation , then saying it was for the next day & finally checking us in . When we booked I specifically asked if the restaurant needed reservations, told definitely not but low & behold it did . Did get in to the restaurant , food & service atrocious . My meat & onions were soggy , did not eat . I always tip but the service was so bad , no tip. Breakfast ugh . Ok never again

Just passing through the local area and wanted a quick bite to eat. There was a limited menu but…read morethought it would carry us through the afternoon on our way to Kansas City. I wanted the Kettle Klub but apparently they were out of condiments. Settled for the Dippy Doo - it was an unusual sandwich, in my opinion it lacked roast beef & creamy horseradish, and the dip rather lackluster. I must admit the Pasta Salad as a side was very delicious. I wish they would have put celery in and that would have been a great pasta salad. They servers were friendly and delivered the food promptly. This was a very casual atmosphere and rather quiet.

We stopped at Kettle on our long drive from northern MN to southern CA and it was one of the high…read morepoints of the 2,000+ mile trip! We ate the day's special grilled cheese (provolone, sweet potato, kale, and some kind of delicious sauce), a cubano sandwich, and a Caesar salad, and they were all delightful. Apparently the cubano is very popular, as well as the special grilled cheese that's different every day. But the surprise was the homemade Caesar dressing and crispy fresh greens. My husband: "That's about the best salad I've had in years!" Plus the sweetest staff and an adorable interior. We might have to make this a stop on every cross-country trip!

We had a beautiful morning 12/31/2025 with the most fantastic breakfast within the Tri-City Area…read more(Marion/Hillsboro/Peabody). I had two fried medium eggs, bacon, awesome home fries, and toast. My husband had both sausage and bacon in his breakfast. (They must have run out of bacon). The coffee is the best coffee in Marion. It is as good as the coffee at Rhubarb Market in Hillsboro. Rhubarb Market does not make breakfast but they offer Quiche and scones, muffins, but not a real sit down breakfast. It's more of a coffee cafe. I was going to say that we found our daily breakfast joint but I just found out today 1/20/26 that Parlour 1886 is no longer serving breakfast Tuesday-Friday. What a disappointment. Anyway, Peabody has Pop's Diner, an awesome cafe that makes the best breakfast in the Tri-City Area since Parlour 1886 is not opened weekly for breakfast anymore. POP's Diner makes the best Opened--faced roast beef I've ever had with mashed taters and green beans; so try them for lunch too. Also, we have been to the restaurant in Galva, KS multiple times. It's about 25 miles West of Marion on highway 56. The Restaurant is named 56 Family Restaurant. They make the best breakfast in Galva, KS. They are always packed full but that's because their food is so good. And, for an incredible diner experience with the old fashioned counter with stools...you need to try out Neighbor's Cafe in McPherson, KS. They make real homemade food from scratch. Their biscuits are enormous...your plate needs another plate to make room for the overflow. They are closed Sunday and Monday. Back to Parlour 1886, even tho they are not serving breakfast during the week, we will be going back for Saturday & Sunday Brunches.

Everything - food, service, decor, ambiance- was amazing! Great date night! Love supporting local…read morebusinesses.

I was part of a group of 10 who had a late lunch here on a Tuesday. The service was fantastic! The…read morefood was excellent! Everyone was so happy with everything they ate. The consensus from my group on the scones: they are divine! I am on a picky eating plan, and I was able to eat on plan (no dairy, no grains). I had the Greek salad with no lavka and no feta. It was WONDERFUL!!! The dill lemon vinaigrette was so tasty. The veges were so fresh. I added chicken and it was not only seasoned well, it was nice and cold for a salad. The texture of the chicken could not have been better. I'd eat here ANY DAY!

A nice niche coffee shop in the main Manhattan strip (: Bluestem has two different operating menus…read more- depending on which days you're going! They have plenty of seating and a rush if clientele. We arrived right after they opened and got our coffee fresh and food pretty quickly, but turned around and saw the HUGE line at the counter. The space is very open and welcoming ! After grabbing a bite, I heavily recommend going across the street and checking out the corner bookstore !