Beautiful views, great food and Order your personal Omelette, too! They need a little Music!…read moreDelicious deserts, everything is Fresh.

If you've been there pre Covid it was a treat! Post...screwy!…read more Had to fill out our "menu" which was supposedly all you can eat but waitress disappeared and when asked for more slips to fill out for second we got the omelette menu, again! Who eats more than one omelette?? The dessert table was a help yourself, precut, low quality pie selection! Why can you get a piece of pie but can't offer a buffet? Salad bar was served by waiter behind plexiglass...so we had all realms of service...buffet but not buffet, salad bar but not help yourself and dessert bar help yourself....made NO sense! German sausage was undercooked, rolls were hard as a rock, pie looked like it was sitting out for a week! Sorry to say but we will never return and the service wasn't worth the 15% we left.

The food was delicious as always. The service was amazing! The staff is always so friendly.read more

The first thing we do when we visit is eat at the Barn. The Chicken fried chicken is delicious.read more

Local friends touted it as the place to go for German carbs and boy was it! Friday and Saturday…read morenights they have a buffet so that was how I got to know it. There is a good salad bar and they had four or five types of bread to start it. You can buy loaves too -- they bake on site and have lots of baked goods for sell. The food buffet included a German version of pirogies or something I think called vierna or something close. My friends put ham gravy over them and while it's not beautiful, it was tasty and filling. There were also German sausages I enjoyed and sliced ham. Sauerkraut, hot potato salad and more. They have a selection of desserts included with the buffet. Pieces of cake, something called cherry moos which I had with ice cream. But I would be remiss if I didn't mention the big dessert case with things like strawberry rhubarb pie that looked amazing!

The food was okay when I went for a German buffet on a Friday evening but the bread pudding was…read moredelicious. The inside had a old-school feel to in the inside which is a departure from the modern interiors I see these days. However, the staff was friendly and caring. Unfortunately, they have appeared to have discontinued the breakfast buffet which I was going to try some day. Oh well, maybe I'll be back for the Sunday buffet.

Great food, great service. The owner came and talked us through Gluten Free options which were…read moreplenty. I've been here 3 times and had the green pork chili every time. But after I tasted the Patty Melt my mother got, that may be next. The bread was amazing on the patty melt. My father got an omelet which I failed to get a picture of, but he said it was excellent. Looking forward to the next visit!

This place is fabulous- we have been twice now - here from out of town. They serve breakfast lunch…read moreall day. First day we all had great breakfast fare, meat lovers omelet, monte cristo sandwich --all excellent. Coffee is typical diner coffee. Day 2 we had huevos rancheros / they have no idea how to make traditional - it is their own version- do not recommend. Would overall recommend - fast friendly service

Sam and his crew are the best! Great breakfast or burgers! The biscuits and gravy are my favorite…read morealongside anything or by themselves. They also have the best coffee in town and will fix a go cup. I recommend this place to friends and family routinely. A favorite place to meet for a meal or coffee and visit! Easy stop on 56 Hwy going through Lyons. Curtis, Lyons

We were looking for a place to get some breakfast and Scrambled Sam's came up and so glad we did…read more Home cooked food- simply done and done well. Friendly service and cute decor. So glad we stopped in.

Great food. Classic American diner feel and very friendly staff. We stopped in for breakfast on our…read moreway through town & are happy we did.

I heard about the size of the cinnamon roll just a day before a road trip. Added it to my…read moreitenerary. The C. Roll was definitely worth it. Little pricey, but took three days to eat. Lot's of cinnamon inside. Yummy!

Lunch at the Belmont was a hit. This place never misses, like ever.... Layton was my server, very…read moreprofessional and keeps a great conversation. He also does a damned good job at trying to remember peoples names which is appreciated highly. I hopped in around 2:45pm or just before they switched from their lunch to dinner menu. I ordered their Cod fish sandwich with house chips on the side, and the Cheddar Potato Leek soup. The Cod sandwich I recommend, unfortunately I've never had anything like it before so I cannot provide any detail in which it can be compared to anything else in town. The flavors are subtle and the gochujang aioli with pickled veggies really balance out the sandwich. The Cheddar Potato Leek soup is a hit, every bite as good as the first, and with the fall / cooler weather coming I'll be looking forward to ordering this often. If you're able to make it here around the 2:45 + timeframe it's pretty open for anyone to come in and get served immediately as it is just after the lunch rush. The inside is dimly lit, and You'll hear the staff hustle and bustle and the kitchen with the clinks and clanks of dishes and silverware. Music ranges with just about anything.

Good place for dinner on a Friday night. Came around 6PM, wait time was only like 10 minutes…read more Food was good. Salmon was great and had crispy skin, but the Yukon potato could be a bit crispier and the veloute was a bit thin, but otherwise really nice presentation. The caviar was a nice touch, but it was a bit strange on top of the Lays like chips. The duck is a bit well-done, when compared to traditional French style, but it was still pretty tender. The duck glace was pretty good and flavorful -- leans savory and sweet. The sweet potato puree was a good balance to the duck breast, creamy and a bit of zest. Bok choy was slightly over-charred but otherwise ok. The croquette was cool already when we got it so I didn't enjoy that quite as much. Broccolini wasn't my favorite. It was really woody. Maybe it was just my portion, but I should've gotten a different side. Portions were just right. Overall, not a bad place for a Friday night dinner or a little date night!

Carolyn's Essenhaus is a true gem on the Kansas prairie. Located just southwest of Salina along…read moreState Highway 61, it's well worth a stop at almost any time of day. They're open from 6:30 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. on Monday, Thursday, and Friday, and until 2:30 p.m. on Tuesday and Saturday. They're closed on Sundays. After a long day on the road traveling from Las Cruces, New Mexico, to Salina, Kansas, we arrived around 6:00 p.m. on a Monday evening. We were more than ready for a break. We had found Carolyn's Essenhaus on Yelp, and from the photos and reviews, it looked like just the kind of place we were hoping to find. Inside, the restaurant was much larger than we expected. The dining room was filled with local artwork, charming Kansas memorabilia, comfortable tables and booths, and a classic salad bar prominently displayed in the center. Table service was friendly, warm, and welcoming--like enjoying dinner in your grandmother's kitchen. My wife ordered the chopped steak topped with cheese and grilled onions, served with green beans and sweet potato fries. I chose one of the local favorites, essentially a hearty patty melt featuring a grilled burger, grilled onions, and a thick slice of grilled ham. Both entrées were excellent, but the real star of the meal was the salad bar--especially if you appreciate an old-fashioned, homemade selection. It instantly reminded me of family potlucks with all my aunts and uncles. There was macaroni salad, cottage cheese, potato salad, broccoli raisin salad, a sweet and creamy chopped cucumber salad, and plenty of other homemade favorites. It was so good that I went back for a second small plate and happily told our server to charge me for the extra trip. To finish the meal, we couldn't resist taking two slices of their homemade coconut cream pie to go. It was every bit as delicious as the rest of the meal. Before heading out, we picked up a few of their homemade cookies from the front counter, paid what we thought was a very reasonable bill, and continued our journey with full stomachs and smiles. If your travels ever take you near Arlington, Kansas, do yourself a favor and make time for Carolyn's Essenhaus. It's the kind of place that reminds you why small-town restaurants are often the most memorable stops on any road trip.

Seat yourself, waited on quickly. Hot coffee, food arrived soon and was delicious!…read more A little out of the way, but so worth the drive!!

Jumped off of I70 to see what all the fuss was about... good food -- enjoyed breakfast sandwich,…read morebreakfast burrito, fries, and Mountain Dew! Quick, kind, polite service in a little diner-like space.

Really clean good food all the waiters are nice the food is good my favorite part about this place…read moreis how they make homemade food

Crust & Crumb undoubtedly is an incredible place to stop at in the morning to enjoy fresh bread,…read morepastries, and coffee. There was a line when I arrived, waited in, and when I left. It is evident that the quality of the items they are making are of the highest. Their breads are made 100% from scratch and made locally. The flour is milled and the options available are plenty. They offer your loaves to be cut upon request and the small operations is eagerly ready to answer any questions you may have after greeting you with a smile. The inside is plain and simple, with little center pieces on the table, and a white board menu above the register. The prices seem very reasonable considering the amount of work going into what you're buying, and compared to store bought products you know what you're getting is minimally processed. I highly recommend everyone to come and ENJOY the breads and pastries here. Items purchased included: Honey Rye Loaf Whole Wheat Sourdough Lemon Blueberry Danish Lemon Meringue Danish Fresh Peach Hand Pie Total cost was approx. ~$34 Wait time in line to counter was ~15min.

So good --- everything!!! Wish there was a store to go to. Almond croissants are my favoriteread more