Ambience and Experience: My family wanted a hearty brunch option that was just off the highway…read morewhile going through Wisconsin in the Chippewa Falls area. I Googled for places and this place had an outstanding score, so I was expecting good things. And that is exactly what we found here. It was a local diner scene with a little upscale flamboyance thrown in to make it something much more special. Food: Fresh and quality are the two main highlights on the menu. I noticed a lot of things were made in-house and prepared daily. The produce that was on each dish was bright, vibrant and at peak freshness. The berries were bold, the lettuce was crisp and the tomatoes were meaty and big. It kicked everything up a notch. And yes, the food was amazing because of it. Large portions to fill you right up and get you ready to get back on the road. Verdict: Awesome food without losing that small town feel made this an A+ stop. This will be a spot to visit again when we are back in the area.

Came late Sunday morning. There were six of us. There was a short line of people. Put our names in,…read moregot a beeper, and waited outside for about 15 minutes. While we were waiting, we were offered a couple of smaller tables, which would have split the group. We declined (but appreciated the offer). Got seated, with menus and waters. The server took our drink orders, and those items came right away. I was surprised by the fresh-squeezed orange juice -- nice touch. The server was very pleasant, helpful, and efficient. It didn't take that long for all of us to get our orders. Everything was hot, flavorful, and good-sized portions. The pancakes were big and fluffy. The eggs were moist. My avocado toast was nicely made and tasted fresh. And the two poached eggs were medium -- exactly how they were ordered. The manager (or owner?) stopped by during the meal to ask if all was okay. It was. Definitely a place I would recommend or come back to.

My husband and I decided to try this local Cafe on a whim for breakfast on a Saturday. It is small…read morebut has friendly waitstaff and wonderdul local patrons. The way the breakfast was cooked took me back to my younger days when it was simple and delicious. The prices are definitely worth what you get. We will go back when we are in the area.

Good food. Great server. You will know that you aren't a local. The locals made a comment that we…read moresat at their table and even came to our table to borrow the extra chairs, silverware, placemats and even creamer off our table! We sat their in awe at the experience! Cash only restaurant.

This is the place to stop on 27! I felt like I was in a small town Cafe before covid and it was…read moreabsolutely lovely. It's quaint, clean, not crowded seating, great service, organice eggs, homemade bread, homemade jelly/jam, family owned, home prepared, great sweets, ample portions of delicious food right out of mom's kitchen. I'm just sad it's so far from my home.

On the weekends, I ride my motorcycle from Minneapolis to some small town, typically 90+ minutes…read moreaway to eat at a restaurant with good reviews on Yelp. This weekend I traveled to Lake Holcomb Cafe. Great experience! Spoke to a couple of very friendly locals and had great food and great service. I had the Sammy on a recommendation, but next time I want to try some of the pancakes. Fun.

Had breakfast here again. Wasn't disappointed. Had Blueberry pancakes, scrambled eggs, crispy…read morebacon, corned beef hash , biscuits and gravy. All tasted great. Service was spot on .

We stopped for breakfast this morning, very pleased with the taste of the food, the price and the…read moreservice. Our portions were large and very tasty!! Will definitely stop again!

First time here. I was in Chippewa Falls to see some family and found this place right next to the…read moreChophouse where we had dinner the night before. It's a nice spot, with a large windowed storefront and inviting signage. Inside is a large open area with the order counter toward the rear. An old brick wall, metal lighting fixtures, and a tin ceiling give it a vintage vibe. There are café tables with metal chairs for small groups. The noise level is reasonable, and it's easy to have a conversation. They have an extensive coffee menu, including tea lattes. But the one thing that really stood out was the bakery selection. They have items called Cornetto, which look like croissants. I was told they're similar and used in similar ways (fillings, glazes, etc.). We ended up getting a coffee, a London Fog Tea Latte (little lavender, little vanilla, extra foam), a Custard Danish, and an Apple Almond Scone. It didn't take long to get our order, and everything was amazingly good. The London Fog was made with loose-leaf tea and steeped well. The pastries were fresh, large, and very yummy. Everything was also very reasonably priced (you spend way more than this in most places -- and that's not something I usually fixate on). Excellent experience. Friendly service, excellent food and drinks, great value, and a warm atmosphere. If I could make one suggestion, it would be the metal chairs -- I just didn't find them very comfortable. Definitely on the "come back to" list!

Cute place, tasty drink! Kind staff! No WiFi tho??? In a coffee shoppe???? The drink names were…read morecreative !

The theme here is books and menu items are titles. Driving around downtown looking for a homemade…read morebreakfast spot this was across the bridge. A nice neighborhood too. Luckily we beat the crowd and I was able to snag the last piece of quiche. Lots of groups gather here. I got a coffee that I think was local. There were 3 servers ours was younger and newer, Alyssa. I had to ask someone else for utensils before we got the food. We split some great hash browns. Basil got A farewell to sausages omelet and juice. We both enjoyed a local coffee. This was a great start to our trip out East to the Chicago burbs. I think it will be our stop from now on and should be yours as well.

Review Visit: November 14th, 2024…read more Maybe not THAT grand... The short trip to Eau Claire was coming to a close and I needed some food before I hit the road home. Around the corner from where Tim lives is a cafe he's been to a few times. We took the short stroll there to get some breakfast and coffee in us. We popped in after the major breakfast crowd and before the lunch crowd made the small cafe packed. We took a seat towards the front by the window so we could get some natural light to go with our meal. Our waitress was a hoot. She was professional but really chatty and we all quickly got on the topic of horror movies, spooky things, and the love for reading. I got the house coffee with a biscotti stick to go with it. Tim got a latte thing. The waitress forgot my biscotti but quickly brought it over when I asked her about it. As for our meal, I ordered just the french toast and Tim got a full course meal. I wanted to eat somewhat light as I had the long drive but... when I say I got french toast... it was the most basic two slices of french toast I've ever had. It ended up tasting decent but for $8.49, it just felt like it needed to some with a side of protein or eggs or something. Tim said his The Grand Gatsby and Bread Pudding was good, even if he doesn't care for Mango, which is what his Bread Pudding flavor was. The biscotti was really good, even better dipped in the coffee. The coffee itself was your typical drip coffee that you'd find across the country. Not great but not bad. It served it purpose. While it was a bit of a letdown that my last meal before heading home was less than stellar but the memories made at the cafe (and the whole trip) are one you can't put a rating on. With that in mind, if we visit here again in 2025, I will definitely get a more substantial meal than two meager slices of french toast.

I recommend Bohemian Ovens for unique, flavorful, homemade food at a very reasonable price. The…read morebuilding itself is anything but fancy, but I plan on going back for the good, unique food at a good price. We did the soup and bread buffet all you could eat for $4.29! Nine different soup choices. We were a group of three, so tried six different types of soup. They were all very good/flavorful! Even the soups that sounded less interesting were very good with quality ingredients! We then went back the following day for takeout items. You can buy soup to go at a good price. We, of course, had to buy some homemade bread to go with the soup. And we tried a breakfast kolache, which I would recommend. They have a selection of sweet bakery items. We tried the strudel, which was excellent! Hidden, modest gem off the beaten path that I recommend searching out for a unique experience!

Wonderful local bakery and breakfast and lunch place. Service is friendly and food fresh and fast…read more Classic cafe vibes. Clean and well taken care of. This is a true gem.

The food is great the staff is very friendly and the management checks on tables to make sure…read moreeverything is great the restaurant is clean and it has a very relaxing atmosphere

We have been going to this restaurant since it opened, The staff then was friendly and courteous,…read moreyou felt like part of the community..Now we are rushed with no sense of community. Then the portion sizes were fantastic everything always taste good. If you wanted value this was a place for you and your family....Now portion sizes much smaller and the prices have gone up past what it is worth. Tonight when we ordered...our salads came out first as always, we had just dressed our salads and the main entree was already at the table. When My family goes out to eat we would like to eat our salads then have the main come not at the same time. My husband had Beef and Gravy one of his favorites and the beef looked to uniform close to what a steakum looks like. Not much gravy and if he asked for some extra he would have been charged. I had the chicken strips and fries...the fries had a fishy taste like the oil was not changed. When we paid the bill I did complain to the owner/manager about what was wrong. I was told with all the people here you are the only one to complain. This restaurant in the the beginning there was always a waiting list, on a Friday and Saturday night. Tonight this restaurant was not even half full.

Really cute place with fresh flowers on the tables…read more Opens early for us early risers!! We had the coconut cloud and campfire cold brews. Both were very good and their drink selection was great! I would love to try more of them! I had the breakfast bowl and my partner had the scrambled egg panini wrap. Both were very good and a perfect little breakfast spot before we got back on the road for our travels. We got there right when it opened and it seemed to get busy pretty quickly after that.

The barista assisted me in selected a new drink to try and it was a fantastic…read more I highly recommend! This drink is so light and refreshing! The lavender and honey are a perfect blend. How can anyone go wrong with a green Matcha? So refreshing! The cafe has historic charm with wood beams, floor and a brick walls. Service was fast and very knowledge

Service and food maintains the primary reason for the 5 stars. Nailed the Chicken sandwich....it…read morewas "just right". Gravy and biscuits were very fresh and the over easy eggs were prepared to perfection. Coffee was hot and black, just what this reviewer needed. A surprising spot just east of downtown and a little up the hill on Grand Avenue. Great little cafe, simple seating area, is their music on occasion? Did I see a sign? So glad we found this spot. I would encourage to seek it out!

Great diner experience. Our young server was impressive. He had us all covered and didn't mind…read moredoing separate checks. Seemed like he was the only server on a busy morning but remained unruffled. We enjoyed the food, which checked all the boxes. Couldn't finish half, the portions in the breakfast skillets are so generous!