Tried Country Griddle for a Saturday breakfast around 9 AM with a party of three. Despite it being…read morea weekend morning, we were seated right away. The atmosphere has a small diner vibe, and the service was excellent. We had our coffee and drinks brought out within a few minutes of sitting down. I ordered the Benedict omelette with no spinach. The hollandaise sauce was definitely the weak spot of the meal. It didn't taste like true hollandaise, had an odd chemical taste, and was surprisingly too spicy. However, the biscuits and gravy and the potatoes were really good and made up for it. Even with the issue with the hollandaise sauce, the amazing service and solid food still earn this place 5 stars. I'll definitely be back, but will try something other than the Benedict omelette.

Food was good with generous portions Service was amazing…read moreand efficient Ambiance is high energy and noisy which is typical of a diner type restaurant.

There was a 20 minute wait on a Saturday morning, not bad!…read more The service was good, food was great. Prices were very reasonable considering portion sizes. Nice place to stop for a quick meal without breaking the bank.

I've been to Black Bear MANY times in Vegas and it's always good. THIS Black Bear needs some…read moreattention from corporate or the owner. What a train wreck. First and foremost, you gave my husband food poisoning...on the first night of our trip so the entire weekend was basically ruined. We got there at 6:30 on a Saturday night and you're out of the chicken pot pie? AFTER my father was told they don't serve tuna anymore...not that they're out. They don't serve it AT ALL. Dad ended up with a salad. My BLT was a joke. ONE slice of tomato and ONE leaf of lettuce with what looked like 2 pieces of bacon (might have been 3). None of us were happy with our food and while our server was pleasant, the check out person was not. I will never return to this location.

Looking for a "Ma & Pa" homemade breakfast joint? This is your place! The food was very authentic,…read moredelicious, and met the ideal comfort food! They also serve lunch and dinner as well. I had the Denver omelet with country gravy over top with a side of potatoes and toast. Very good! My friend had the French toast with potatoes. The French toast appeared to be made with French bread because the French toasts pieces were long. My friend said it's one of her faves when she eats here. It's her go to. Side note... The portion sizes are huge and fulfilling! The atmosphere definitely has that country style "ma & pa" feel, giving it a cozy feel. It was very quiet inside, yet the staff were very friendly, attentive, and kind. I truly enjoyed our first visit here. A definite must try!

A refreshing change after making the mistake of eating at First Watch a week prior, where there was…read moreone menu item that appealed to me and it was labeled "your Dad eats this". I found this offensive, if not smug. The ambiance, the food, and the service at TJ's were all exactly what we were looking for. I highly recommend TJ's.

I was close to giving Park Cafe 4 stars, but our server Miguel absolutely saved the experience…read more When we arrived, the front-of-house vibe was not great. The host stand felt cold and unwelcoming, and the overall energy outside was a little off-putting. To be fair, the hostess was polite when she interacted with us directly, but the first impression was not warm. Once we were seated, Miguel turned the whole experience around. Since we are vegetarian, we have to ask extra questions about sauces, stocks, and hidden meat ingredients. Miguel was extremely helpful with navigating the menu and made sure the items with meat stock were removed or avoided. That kind of care matters a lot. The food was also pretty good. I had the South of the Border Omelette, and my wife had the burrito. Both were solid, and Miguel's service made us feel taken care of instead of like we were being difficult for asking questions. Good food, excellent service from Miguel, and a much better experience once we got past the initial welcome.

This is a quaint and charming breakfast cafe in the heart of Litchfield Park across from the Wigwam…read moreResort. Being a resident I drop in here about every five years and while consistent in their offerings, it also consistently "meh". We brought our pup and the service from Miguel was attentive and helpful even bringing a bowl of water for our pup. The location and ambiance is quiet and intimate (I suggest sitting outside when it's nice) and is much bugger than it looks. Coffee taste like Folgers and while each plate has a lot of ingredients, it doesn't have a lot of taste. We ordered the Lady Litchfield Omelette and breakfast burrito and while generous in portion the irony of the dishes was interesting. The omelette was chock full of veggies and minimal egg to wrap them, the burrito had a ton of egg and tortilla but minimal ingredients to taste. At the End of the Day I just don't feel like the experience warranted the $16+ price tag per meal. I'll come back in five more years and see if anything has changed.

I'm on my 73rd lap around Old Sol. Lots of eateries have spun off into oblivion…read more Village Inn is still with us. We have a meal here when we're close. Menu goid, premides clran, staff excellent to we old codgers.

OK, I don't know what's going on here at this location. It's hit or miss whether it's good or bad…read more Lately it's not so good. Today I got seated quickly, even though there were two other couples in front of me. And my drink order was taken very quickly. However, it was very slow from them until after I paid. When my drink came, I almost sent it back. And thinking about it I should have sent it back. Both the water and the iced coffee were in the filthiest plastic glasses. I was literally able to take my thumb and rub the grime off the inside of the glasses. It turns my stomach, thinking the fact that I actually drank my coffee. Let's hope I don't get sick. I pointed this out to the server towards the end and he said yeah, we kind of have a problem. I would say so somebody needs to either polish or scrub or soak in vinegar to get the hard water stains off or something to those glasses and they need to do it regularly because that was just plain disgusting. See pictures. (note the red lines on the picture indicate where I was able to wipe off some of the filth on the plastic glass so that you could see a cleaner area versus the rest of the glass) It felt like it was 20-30 minutes to get my food order taken. And as I told the gentleman when I wanted, he wasn't really listening. He then asked me. Do you want pork or chicken? I had already told him how do you want your eggs cooked? I had already told him. Maybe this is why he's so slow and taking orders because he doesn't listen so takes twice the time to write his order out. The food came fairly fast once it got . I ordered.Tres huervo Rancheros and a side of pancakes. The pancakes were small 3 inch pancakes. How they can charge that much for such small pancakes. SMH. The chips for the rancheros should be thicker because you can't really put anything on them without them breaking apart. I actually asked for a spoon to eat my food because it was getting messy. Luckily, the server saw the problem I was having and brought me a few extra napkins. I think this should be a given that if you're going to provide a dish where this food is literally sliding off the side of the plate, you should bring a stack of napkins. The rancheros was good, but had only 1-1/2 tablespoon tablespoons of meat. It was tasty, but there needed to be more meat. There was actually more sour cream than pork.. After receiving my bill, I got up and went to the front where another patron was waiting to pay. However, there was nobody at the front desk and looking around the restaurant. There was no servers on the restaurant floor at all. One came out for about three seconds and then another one came out for about six seconds and then they both went back to the back. I actually had to walk around to the entrance of the kitchen and tell the people that we need somebody that can check us out. I had a doctors appointment to get to and I shouldn't have to wait for somebody to come up to the register. Also, when did they stop carrying cash? It was ridiculous. I didn't see any signs when I came in and said we don't take cash. They actually had to call a server to come over to give me change from his tips. But he didn't have any coins. So basically, I was unable to get all my money back that I should have. And because he didn't have enough ones I ended up having to get a bigger tip then I would have liked. Maybe this is done so that they can get bigger tips?! I didn't see anything saying digital payments only. It's just kind of ridiculous. I know that there are restaurants out there especially one fast food lovster roll place in particular that doesn't take cash. Everything is digital. I don't go to that restaurant because of that. It's not that I don't use debit cards. It's just that sometimes I have cash that I don't want to have to go put in the bank. So yeah, I don't know what's going on at this village Inn, but the filth on the glasses alone is enough to make me want to never visit again. Even though the rancheros were very tasty.

First time here with my friend and we absolutely loved this coffee shop! I've been to many places…read morein Phoenix but this one is definitely one of my favorites. The food was fresh and tasted great. I recommend the Cookie Butter crepe, it was delicious and perfect for wanting something sweet. The customer service was my favorite part of this place, the girl working the register was very friendly and helpful when choosing what to get. She knew her menu and helped my friend with diabetes get what worked for her! She was giving compliments out so smoothly and I love seeing people with tattoos and piercings work such great service instead of the reputation they get of being "so serious". The restaurant was very clean and our food didn't take much long to get to us! Definitely will be back.

I had the machaca crepe and it delicious. Just the right amount of all ingredients. Everyone in my…read moreparty enjoyed their order as well. The service here is always great. Very friendly staff. Always clean. They have both savory and sweet options. Also coffees teas and smoothies. I'm sure you'll enjoy whatever you order I did and forgot to take a pic. Clean bathrooms made me smile.

Haymaker was good. Good food, good atmosphere, good service. Just good, good, good. Not bad at all,…read morebut not quite a 5-star experience for us. The Donut Holes were fun, especially with the glaze for dipping. The coffee was okay. The kids' white mac and cheese needed more cheese, which feels like a pretty important detail when "cheese" is half the name. Our server was delightful and very helpful, which definitely helped the overall experience. I ordered the Florentine Benedict, and while it was good, it was not something I would be raving about afterward. Overall, Haymaker was a solid breakfast/brunch stop. I would go back, but it did not hit the same memorable level as some of the other places from our staycation.

Stopped here on way home from Gilbert. Looking for a decent breakfast that was somewhat gluten…read morefriendly. Inside had the vibes of an old-fashioned cowboy bar. Lots of TVs with lots of sports on. Server was friendly and fairly knowledgeable about gluten-friendly options. Hubby and I shared a California omelette and hashbrowns well done since they were gluten friendly. We did make a substitution of turkey sausage for bacon and they were happy to accommodate. They didn't have rye bread as a choice so I had an English muffin. Food tasted good. Son had a breakfast sandwich on croissant with spinach and tomato. Food was adequate and served our purpose before we hit the road back home to California. Not sure if we'd come back - nothing particularly wrong with the restaurant - but because honestly, there are so many other restaurants to try in the Arizona area.

My son and I were very disappointed today when we went to have lunch here for the first time. The…read mores&s burger was slimy meat that didn't look like hamburger at all. I didn't eat any of it ! Still paid for it tho. My son didn't like his chicken sandwich either. Waitress was nice but the food was bad !

My din found this place. First time here. Seated right away. Our server, Yosi was great and…read moreattentive. Our food cans put right away. It was perfect and delicious. My poached eggs were the best. Will I come here again - definitely

Nayelie our server was brilliant!!. Food was great!!…read moreLovely seating area A very good experience!! We will be back!!

We were pleasantly surprised that it wasn't busy when we arrived, especially since it was Labor Day…read moreweekend. We were seated right away, and our waitress was friendly and attentive. She was covering quite a few tables, so it did seem like they were a little short-staffed that day, but she still did a good job taking care of us. We ordered the Million Dollar Bacon Breakfast Sandwich with seasoned potatoes, along with the Farmstead Tacos with potatoes and a side of Million Dollar Bacon. The tacos and breakfast sandwich were both good, but the maple bacon, egg, and cheese sandwich was absolutely delicious! I ordered the pickled jalapeños on the side, which was perfect for me. One suggestion for the Farmstead Tacos: the shells are VERY thin. I would recommend doubling up on the shells, similar to how they're served at many Mexican restaurants, so they hold together better and provide a little more support for the filling. The seasoned potatoes were unfortunately too salty for my taste. I would suggest using less seasoning. I'm not sure if they come pre-seasoned, but next time I'll probably request no additional seasoning to see if that makes a difference. Tip: Download their app and sign up for their email list! They offer specials, promotions, and even BOGO coupons and other deals, which can definitely help you save on future visits. Overall, we enjoyed our breakfast and would definitely come back--especially for that Million Dollar Bacon breakfast sandwich!

This place is always bustling--and for good reason. My grandson absolutely loves coming here when…read morehe visits, especially for the little burgers, which are always a highlight for him. What truly sets Cracker Barrel apart, though, goes far beyond the great food and charming country store. Today, I witnessed something genuinely special. Caydence, one of the amazing and friendly cashiers here, took the time to walk an older gentleman to his car, helped him in, and stayed to make sure he was safely on his way before returning to her duties. It wasn't just the act itself--it was the care behind it. She walked at his pace, engaged him in conversation, and showed a level of patience, respect, and kindness that you don't see every day. Moments like that leave a lasting impression. No matter how long the wait might be, I'll continue bringing my grandson here. The food is consistently delicious, but it's the genuine compassion and human connection that make this place unforgettable. Caydence--thank you for being such a beautiful example of kindness. I can only hope my grandbabies grow up with that same level of heart.

We recently stopped by Cracker Barrel and overall I'd give it (3 stars)…read more The service was definitely a highlight--friendly, attentive, and we felt well taken care of throughout our visit. The restaurant itself was clean, including the restrooms, which is always appreciated. Unfortunately, the food didn't quite meet expectations. My burger came out with lettuce that was wilted and greasy from the hamburger meat, which took away from the overall taste. My husband ordered the hamburger steak, and while it was cooked, the portion felt small and it lacked flavor. On a positive note, the green side salad was fresh and enjoyable, and the iced tea was just right. Overall, great service and a clean environment, but the food quality needs some improvement to match the experience.