Big outdoor patio that is dog friendly. Note however there were no fans, etc so depending on…read moreweather it may or may not be comfortable to sit there. They make their own biscuits here and portions are generous. My husband and I split an omelet with biscuits and gravy and left very full. The homemade gravy and biscuits came as part of the omelet meal, which was awesome . Service was friendly. Parking was free but a bit tough lot on Friday morning. We circled a few times to get a spot.

The food itself at Sandy's Country Junction was honestly closer to five stars. I tried the…read morestrawberry shortcake-style biscuits and gravy with strawberries and whipped cream. It was good, although pretty simple, and I think I'd probably go with the regular biscuits and gravy next time. My husband had the egg enchilada, and my son had the kids' pancake. Everyone enjoyed the food. The reason I'm giving three stars is the wait. There seems to be a serious bottleneck in the kitchen. We watched tables sitting around waiting a long time for their food, and ours was slow as well. The servers were attentive, kept our coffee filled, and seemed to be doing everything they could, so this definitely did not feel like a service issue. I even overheard staff discussing the kitchen workflow after another customer complained, which made it seem like this is a known problem. Management really needs to look at staffing and how orders are being handled in the kitchen, because the food is too good to be undermined by such long ticket times. Food quality: five stars. Kitchen speed and organization: closer to one. I'd consider coming back for the food, but the wait would definitely make me hesitate.

So I wish I could give a 5 star because the food was good. However, I don't know if my server was…read morehaving a bad day or what. She just didn't seem to want to be there and we felt like an inconvenience when our order was being taken. And when my father wanted to change something on his order, literally a moment after it was place. The waiter said, and this is verbatim... "It has been three minutes since he placed his order, it's too late." I simply smiled and said ok. Because what....?!?! And to make matters worse... she walked to the counter, stood there for a second. Only to come back and say, "yeah, there's making your stuff now, you can't change it"..... again... what!?! Either way, food was good. Everyone else in the restaurant was lovely, I'd like to assume our waiter may have just been having a bad day. So 4 stars for me because every other time I have been there, I have had a great experience. Recommend checking it out.

It's a shame that the service and food of the Clovis restaurant is mediocre compared to the Fresno…read morerestaurant. I love the Fresno place. The server at Clovis was uninterested when my food wasn't as I expected. I couldn't eat it. It was over seasoned and over cooked. After telling the server I was disappointed she took my dish and proceeded to talk to another server about me and my comment. I'm shocked that there was not even a comment of, "I'm sorry". I will not go back there again.

We passed through Clovis on our way home from our road trip to Shaver lake and found this…read morerestaurant. From the service, to decor, and especially the food, everything was great. I had the breakfast club sandwich and homestyle potatoes. It was delicious! The rest of my family had omelets, burgers, French toast, and pancakes. Not one complaint from anyone. I must add the although the place is small, it didnt feel stuffy, and the air flow was perfect. I highly recommend this spot. Too bad we dont live close by. Our server was very attentive and friendly. Unfortunately I didnt get her name. Thank you for the great experience

All staff are great here. Don't let the long list of names ahead of you on the self-written…read morewaitlist deter you. It can move pretty quick (it did for us). Our orders are as follows: Cinnamon Roll French Toast Combo Full Order. Very rich and oddly lacking in the cinnamon flavor we expected. 2 out of 5. Eggs & ham to go w/our Blueberry Pancake Combo. It was very good, 3.5 out of 5. (They were out of Lemon Pancakes!) Chicken Strips Biscuit and Gravy Bowl. So dang delicious and so much for the price. The crispy batter offsets all the soft savoriness. All and all, the review has them at about a 4. We felt oddly empty within an hour of dining here, even if we ate to our heart's content. So that's definitely worth noting. Still, I'd definitely return for the Biscuits & Gravy in a few months after working this off!

Took my children to Batter Up for breakfast and watching them decide what they wanted was already…read morehald the experience. My youngest went straight for the pancakes and my other one wanted the grilled cheese. Both plates came out looking bigger than I expected. The funny part was watching them start strong and then realize they couldn't finish everything. We ended up taking some home, which nobody complained about. They've already asked when we're going back, so I guess that answered that.

The food was decent, the service was excellent, and the ambiance was diner style. I had the Chorizo…read moreOmelet with Home Fries and a Pancake, Coffee, and fresh squeezed Orange Juice. My wife had a Denver Omelet with Hash Browns and a Pancake - also with coffee and OJ. The pancakes were very good, as was the OJ. Both types of potatoes were well seasoned and cooked. My wife was pleased with her omelet, and mine was okay. My biggest complaint was the Chorizo. It was hard, pink, and essentially flavorless. I don't know what Chorizo product they use, but they need a better one. That product alone made me question the whole meal, but it's been a week now, and it was only a portion of the meal.

Family owned and operated since August 1994. Born from the shared dream of Richard and Teresa…read moreClaborn. In 2009 they moved to their current location. Gotta love their motto: "Every plate is made with love, and every customer is treated like family." I've had the pleasure of meeting Teresa on a few occasions and chatting a bit. She is just so genuine and earnest. I always look forward to seeing her and chatting if she has the time. Each time we are in the area (usually to visit Yosemite and Kings Canyon National Parks) we make sure to stop in. This visit we managed to come in twice! Yay! Just love the working model train set perched overhead in both eating areas. If it's not running, just ask your server and they will turn it on. First visit I ordered the shredded beef enchiladas (comes with refried beans, rice, chips and salsa) along with a nice refreshing beer. Second visit I ordered the Trainwreck breakfast (eggs, hash browns, bell peppers, onions, tortilla chips, jack and cheddar cheese. Plus choice of two meats and two additional vegetables.) with biscuit and gravy. I choose two types of sausage, zucchini and avocado. Oh and an ice cold beer of course. Both meals were fresh and delicious. No matter what I order here I always know it will be tasty and well balanced. Service is always friendly, helpful and courteous! If I lived closer I would definitely stop by more often!

We've been to Red Caboose a couple of times, once for lunch and once for dinner. Lunch was okay,…read morebut dinner was disappointing. The fajitas were overcooked, and the enchilada was topped with what tasted more like gravy than enchilada sauce, which was really strange. The kids' mac and cheese looked and tasted like something straight from a box. Service was okay, although a little slow. We haven't tried breakfast, so maybe that's where they shine, but based on our lunch and dinner experiences, I don't think we'd go back.

The best crusted lamb, haven't been disappointed in any thing there except the wait sometimes. One…read moreof my favorite.

I've been here a few times I believe a lot of their dishes and drinks are seasonal so I don't…read moreremember exactly what I ordered. However, everything I've tried so far was 10 out of 10. The overall ambience is very pleasant. My experience with the staff has been very positive. I prefer the chill atmosphere in daytime when it's less busy versus the evening because the bar and restaurant becomes more packed and lively. If that's what you're looking for then I recommend the evening for socializing.

I was visiting from the Bay Area to catch up with friends and kids who I haven't seen in years. One…read moreof my friends recommended this spot and it didn't disappoint. Luckily for us, we got a booth for 3 adults and 3 kids. The staff were super friendly and patient, considering how feral the kids were I got the Netflix & Chill-A-Quiles and devoured it. The pepper that it came was spicy and had a nice kick that I enjoyed. I don't often see chilaquiles as a brunch option and I'm glad I picked it. There's no kids menu but kid sized menu options. For being a kid sized option, you still get a huge pancake. I ate some of that and thoroughly enjoyed the pancake. The kid option is plenty for an adult in my opinion. My friends got the kimchi fried rice since it was one of my friends go to. I didn't get to try it but the other friend who had it for the first time killed her plate. The interior of the restaurant is extremely cute and modern, with outdoor seating. The bar also looked really nice to where I'd want to check it out if I wasn't pregnant. Plenty of parking and multiple restroom stalls. The restaurant is super kids friendly so I would definitely come back once my baby is here and we visit friends and family again.

I've had Yolked Kitchen on my list since before they opened, so I was excited to finally try it…read morewith my family! We came after church and it was pretty busy, so we ended up sitting outside. They had umbrellas and fans set up, although the fan near our table wasn't working, so it got a little warm. The menu is pretty straightforward with eggs being the star of most dishes, but they do have a few options without eggs, including fruit, salmon, pancakes, and French toast. They also have mocktails, cocktails, and the usual breakfast drinks, plus kids' plates. We tried the kimchi fried rice, loco moco, tri-tip & eggs, and Christmas burrito. My sister and her husband loved the Christmas burrito, and my dad really enjoyed the tri-tip plate. My personal favorite was the Christmas burrito, along with the "Fake It 'Til You Make It" mocktail. The mocktail definitely won over the matcha latte for me. The matcha was a little grainy for my taste and the flavor was just okay, so I'd probably order a different drink next time. Our server was super friendly and helpful. Since it was my first time and there were so many options, I asked for a recommendation and they were happy to help. Parking was okay, but since we came during a busy brunch hour, we had to park a little farther down from the restaurant. Overall, I can definitely see why this is a popular brunch spot. I always love finding new places to go after church, especially when the usual brunch spots are packed. I'll definitely be back to try more dishes and drinks!

the pastry's we got were really good and so was the service! I also brought my dog and they were…read morevery nice to her and offered her food and water. The ambiance is also very cute and I like the neat vibe of the cafe

Yava is one of my favorite spots, and I keep coming back for the Eshta Granola Bowl! It's seriously…read moremy go-to. The creamy eshta with fresh strawberries, crunchy granola, pistachios, and that touch of floral flavor is such a good combination. It feels indulgent but still fresh and light. And the Orange Latte is a must! The hint of citrus with the espresso is unexpected but works so well. Smooth, refreshing, and just different enough from your typical latte. The Eshta Granola Bowl + Orange Latte has officially become my favorite Yava order.

Great food and staff. Except the manager. While waiting for the rest of our party we already knew…read morewe had to wait for everyone to arrive before we could be seated. The manager told an older couple that were waiting for their son, he came up to them and said that they lied to him and said you only said 3 and there is 4 for your table. We were the four top not them. The couple said he is always rude. I recommend the food but the manager was so very rude and disrespectfu.

I have been coming to the Red Apple Cafe for many years. Every time I am in town on business I make…read moresure to come in for breakfast at least one morning. Year after year the breakfast is OUTSTANDING, and year after year the service from my favorites Rebecca (Gertrude!) and Bea is nothing short of fantastic! Always a great experience, and besides waking up, a great start to the day!!

Five stars for The Train Depot! They have hands-down the best biscuits and gravy I've tasted in a…read morelong time. Even though the place was completely packed, the service was fast, friendly, and top-notch. A big shout out to our server Eduardo he went over and beyond and made sure that everything was perfect for our breakfast we did appreciate that and we will be back soon.

I've heard of this spot since the old location on first and McKinley. I never really bothered with…read morebreakfast joints because I would think eggs and sausage are so easy to make. The service was fast, the outdoor sign in sheet is only when it's busy so peek in to check it out and just walk in when it's not crowded. We went after brunch so seats were open. Everything was decked out with train decor. My bf was craving some biscuits and gravy so he wanted it from there, it was my first time so I wanted to try as well. We share a breakfast combo which includes 2 eggs I chose overeasy, 2 meats either bacon sausage link or patty, country potatoes or hash browns, 2 biscuits and gravy and I added sour dough toast. The biscuit and gravy are definitely home made. The biscuits weren't perfect they were odd shaped like a dome and the gravy was smooth and creamy not too thick or clumpy. I would definitely come back to try a different style breakfast combo with scrambled eggs, hash brown and bacon