Soooo much potential. A great property, but it desperately needs to be brought to life…read more Walls are bare, only one or two tvs on the walls, and minimal decor. If someone. Could make this a happening bar, this place would be awesome!! I stopped in for breakfast and the food was good but it was like eating in a library. The owners are nice, but they are out-of towners and just haven't connected with our small town.

Every time I walked in there it was either food was going to be a wait or we will be a while, they…read morehave really good food and terrible customer service and it's sad to see all that potential go to waste, and half the time I think that her husband (the cook) is being held under hostage because he's a nice guy.

We loved it here. Super quiet little place in what kinda feels like the middle of nowhere. Got a…read moresolid, tasty, traditional breakfast & some good hot coffee to start the day. Rustic and old interior, felt right at home. Our first waitress was lil' gruff... kinda straight to the point. Seemed like she was maybe also the cook and was just waiting for her staff to come in. The second waitress that took over was super sweet. Would love to make this off-the-beaten path place a regular stop on our drives north now!

We used to love coming here, but they recently changed their entire menu to "plant-based only"…read morestarting 2026. It was a disappointing surprise, and breakfast just isn't the same without real eggs and meat.

My family visited this gem after a fishing trip in Manistee. The Yelp reviews were not wrong! The…read moresetting is simple and quaint, clearly frequented by locals, and the food did not disappoint. My mother-in-law had a breakfast sandwich, my husband a breakfast combo, and my son and I each had omelets. Everything was cooked to perfection despite the place being very busy, and it tasted great. The sausage gravy on my son's food especially brought positive commentary from everyone that tried it. I love that breakfast is served all day, they have raisin bread, and they serve multiple flavors of homemade jam. The food was terrific, and the young lady waiting tables all on her own did so with a kind and humorous demeanor. She did not blink an eye when my husband retrieved the coffee pot, refilled his mug, and proceeded to circulate the room, filling others'. Bottom line: If you are in the area, this is the place to seek breakfast,

Hidden gem. After a couple day canoe trip and camping stopped here on our way out of seaton creek…read morecampground. Food was plentiful and well priced. Service was friendly. Had the corned beef hash and eggs w toast. People in my party also got the waffle which was excellent. Another got the pancake which was huge and delicious. Definitely stop here for some great grub on your way through.

Great staff, good food. Simple buffet, offers CPL classes in the back property of the restaurant.read more

Going to Bob's is like going to a friend's for breakfast. The food tastes like home. Dawn is a doll…read moreand the place is perfectly clean. It's buffet style so the big eaters are well taken care of. Don't miss the cinnamon rolls...oh my oh my!

Always satisfied with Diner 31. Food, service always consistent. Waitresses attitudes always…read moreupbeat, welcoming and they know many customers by name and that says a lot. I recently commented on a $15.00 breakfast at Chef Jarod's and Company that is literally less than 30 second drive and 2 minute walk from each other. Look at the picture and for the same price you decide. You can substitute the biscuits and gravy with pancakes if you wish too. Eggs cooked perfectly to order. Coffee cup continuously filled. This is a busy diner and the wait at the door is well worth it.

Everyone needs a little breakfast in their lives, and since I'm part of everyone I decided to try…read morethis little spot out! It was a small, quaint little place. Much like the small, quaint little places of yesteryear. Typical diner decorations, typical diner servers, and typical diner patrons. This was textbook. It was super busy when I got there, but by the time I left there was probably a 10-15 minute wait at the door. But you know these breakfast places keep takin' 'em in and puttin' 'em out. Since I absolutely despise anything where all my breakfast foods are mushed together (pizzas, burritos, omelets, scrambles, hitches, macros, and fizzles), I opted for the more traditional route of "food on a plate, maybe touching a little bit." It's kind of like the difference between kissing cousins and married cousins. This episode of breakfast will be brought to you by: chicken fried steak, scrambled eggs, American potatoes, bacon, and toast. Special guest, chocolate milk. I'm a little trollop for chicken fried steak. Or really anything fried with a layer of gravy. This one wasn't bad. Had decent flavor, gravy portioning was good. I would welcome it back like a close friend. The eggs were good as well. Since my body can only consume scrambled eggs, anytime they aren't runny or have that weird cooked-too-long skin on them is a win in my book. I would embrace them again like a long lost relative. The American potatoes (or how I always have to ask for them because I can never remember the name "those little potatoes that are chunks"), were good with the ketchup. Cooked the way they were supposed to be. I would sit next to them again on a bus. The bacon. Oh, the bacon. If you're a breakfast place and serve bacon, this will make you or break you in my eyes. The hardest thing I have ever found so far are restaurants that claim to know how to do floppy bacon. Limp bacon. Soggy bacon. Whatever you want to call it. They always claim they know how, then they bring out bacon I could harpoon a fish with. I want bacon I can tie together like shoelaces. Sadly, this bacon missed the mark. I would turn this bacon away at the door. Ultimately, it was a breakfast place. It did what it set out to do. Chocolate milk 10/10 Made up breakfast foods 3/3 Flaccid bacon 5/10

Nice little diner right in town. Nothing fancy but also not run down. The service was friendly and…read morethe food came out relatively quickly. Grilled sourdough was perfectly crispy on the breakfast sandwich. The sweet and savory combo of bacon and apricot spread was delicious and the two cheeses and apple slices added just a little something extra.

Brooke was our server, & although we arrived at 1:35 ( they close at 2), she treated us like we had…read moreall the time in the world. All the food was delicious! The beet & chicken salad sandwiches were divine, with the bread perfectly grilled. The roasted potato soup & chicken Florentine soups were hot, hearty and flavorful. The flight lunch was beautifully presented on rectangular plates. Yummy!

Café 106 is an absolute gem. It exudes home cooked vibes. Even on the 4th of July, parking was no…read moreproblem as there's a lot out back plus plenty of street parking. We brought our dog and were thrilled to find their outdoor seating is pup-friendly. The staff was so friendly and service was fast. Like, impressively fast. Now let's talk food: the coffee was great, and the orange juice was super fresh. I had Janet's Stuffed Hashbrowns loaded with sour cream and cheese, served with rye toast and the most delightful strawberry jam. The scrambled eggs? Cooked perfectly fluffy. I also tried the cinnamon roll pancake which are incredible. The cream cheese frosting was to die for, and the crispy, sugary outer layer gave them the best texture. Affordable prices, dog-friendly patio, delicious food, and speedy, kind service--this place easily earns a rare 5/5 from me. I'll definitely be dreaming about coming back!

Really good breakfast spot in ludington. Small little cafe…read more We ordered a veggie omelet which was good and the country Benedict which also was tasty. Our favorite thing was the hashbrowns - very very yummy. Coffee also was solid. Service was good and food came out quick.

Kelly is wonderful! She kept our coffee hot and had a nice chat with us. Rumor has it Jolly Plate…read morewill be making fresh pizza someday. The wet burrito was hot and tasty, and the fried foods were crispy and flavorful. I would stop on by if you want a tasty meal in a friendly environment.

Friend and I stopped in for breakfast. Service fast and friendly food just decent nothing over the…read moretop making me want to race back. Biscuit and gravy had a bland taste definitely would not order again. Friend had farmers omelet with gravy he said it wasn't worth the price charged.

Friendly service, great local bar, very rustic decor. Had the $7 lunch special. I'm from Texas and…read morefound some new friends very quickly , great place to meet people.

We always try to stop at Loggers a couple times each summer! It is a great little dive bar and a…read morenice stop during a day of trail riding! The food is always great and their prices are very reasonable. Staff is always friendly. They also have very reasonable drinks!