Big fan of "CCC" Coffee, Corgis and Cowboys. They serve a nice hot cup of coffee in a region best…read moreknown for Folger's cold gas station coffee. I had a great breakfast burrito and they also sell smoothies.

Sure been a while since last here. Breakfast test now with good variety. Pancakes, eggs, sausage,…read morehash browns, grits, cinnamon roll, breakfast skillet. Cinnamon roll is pretty good. I like lots more glaze. This one is light. Overall, this is/was really good and I liked better than other places around that we go occasionally.

This was an awesome find! Had the best sausage gravy/biscuit I've ever had. My husband gave a…read morethumb's up to his corned beef hash and eggs. The waitress was friendly and fun, made good conversation. And it was a cute, clean environment. We enjoyed it thoroughly!

We just had a great experience of breakfast foods here. B, Jerry B, and myself. Various eggs,…read moresausage, bacon, hash browns, and pancakes. Sausage was huge portion and blackened perfectly. All more than any of us could eat. This is old-school version of what breakfast can be and we like. Apparently lots of other people also.

We had to go to the register twice to ask for something never seen our waitress even had to get our…read moreticket from the front. The food was gross.

Visiting from out of town and hungry for a good, hearty breakfast, we decided to give A&D Café a…read moretry after reading all the glowing reviews. It turned out to be one of the best decisions of our trip. The moment we walked in, we were greeted by that unmistakable small‑town diner atmosphere--the kind that instantly makes you feel at home. The cafeteria‑style tables, the well‑loved vinyl chairs with a bit of cracking, and the steady hum of locals chatting over their morning coffee all added to the charm. It's the kind of place where you can tell the community gathers, and that alone sets the tone for a great meal. We were seated right away at a freshly cleared table and handed menus that were packed with classic hometown favorites. The selection was surprisingly vast, offering everything you'd hope to find in a true American breakfast spot. And then came the food. To put it simply: **this was the best breakfast we've ever had**. Every bite tasted like it was made with care, and you can genuinely feel how much pride the staff takes in putting out a great meal. From the perfectly cooked eggs to the hearty portions and comforting flavors, everything exceeded our expectations. The staff themselves were friendly, welcoming, and attentive in that effortless small‑town way that makes you feel like a regular even when you're just passing through. If you're anywhere near Lexington and craving a real, satisfying breakfast, **we absolutely recommend A&D Café**. It's the kind of place that reminds you why small‑town diners hold such a special place in people's hearts.

Excellent food, always friendly service, our favorite place in town for Breakfast!!…read moreFamily friendly,

We came down from Alabama to visit my son that recently moved here . He brought us to this adorable…read morecoffee shop when I got the bucks cold coffee and the veggie panini and it was sooo good . I can't wait to come back to this coffee shop on my next visit!

Delightful space with a capable kitchen. A good spot to get your bearings...and a coffee...when one…read moreis in town.

We were on I-80 and dealing with horrendous traffic and lots of construction -- needing a break…read more We looked at cafes and coffee shops on Yelp and saw Madeline's -- and while it was off the road and across some railroad tracks we decided it was worth a shot. What a great decision!! This place is fabulous. Great atmosphere, wonderful food and drinks, terrific service and reasonable prices. Not only worth the few extra miles we drove but worth a drive from many, many miles away. Definitely a "hidden gem" and we're so glad we found it.

Cute, clean, good service. We stopped for coffee and a place to chat. I myself not being a coffee…read moredrinker, ordered a refresher which was delicious. We were not hungry, but the snickerdoodle cookies looked like they were to die for. Great place recommend stopping in when you can!

We stopped for breakfast during our RV tour. Food was cooked. Well tasted good. Hashbrowns were…read morenice for crispy and everything was fresh The staff did seem to be very happy there weren't a lot of smiles and the service was just OK. Everybody seemed a little grumpy. Not real sure about the cleanliness the tables right just a wet ride. There was no disinfectant used.

Really poor experience. After a long day driving, we chose this place because it had ok reviews and…read morewas close to our hotel. Alas- it was one of the worst eating experiences on our 2 week road trip. Biggest problem- only one server for the entire place and she had to do it all except for actually running the grill. She did try, but could not keep up with a full house on a Friday night for dinner. Took her 10 minutes just to bring menus, and at least a half hour to get food to us. When food was brought out we had an item missing- a shake that was never made or brought to the table even 45 minutes after ordering it. The Philly cheese steak was cold and had clearly been made and stood for some time before being brought out. The BLT was cold, as was the chilli. The chicken on the chicken salad had also clearly sat for quite a while before being delivered to the table. Another big problem was cleanliness. The floor was dirty. The room had flies buzzing around. At one point the server dropped a tray of coffee mugs and clearly broke several. She didn't sweep them up. A few minutes later, a busser came out from the back and kicked a broken piece of cup along the floor. He just left it there rather than picking it up. It was still there in the middle of the floor when we left. They did remove the shake that never came and the 2 items that were cold and not eaten from the bill. I think the server was doing her best but only so much one person can do.

Stopped in for lunch while passing through. I had honey salmon salad 1/2 portion. It was very good…read more I loved the salad but the bowl was hard to eat out of. I suggest a bigger bowl. My husband had BLT and it was very good also. We shared an order of onion rings which were the best I've ever had. All was GREAT Lisa was a great server. The best. I recommend this place.

I was excited to try this place, but it did not live up to my expectations…read more They brew their own beer and have wood-fired pizza. I did not try the pizza. The beer I had was not very good. It was an American Pale Ale. I've had Schlafly APA. My favorite is 4 Hands' City Wide. Loop's APA tasted extremely bland. No hop flavor to it. And a touch of sweetness. Very strange. Even stranger, it was room temperature. For food, I had the steak wrap with a side salad. The ranch dressing was tasty. The steak was dry and bland. Definitely need something to help it out. All in all, I was not impressed. I want to go back and try the pizza. I may have just ordered the wrong thing.

Sunday buffets once a month are great. Gary and his staff work hard on this buffet…read more Gift shop has unique items for all.

Lovely restored historic building. Beautiful furnished suites. The owner, Gary, was helpful and…read morewelcoming. Would definitely recommend!!!

Town & Country is a slice of life cut from the best part of the middle American Pie! All cultural…read morepilgrims and weary road warriors traveling through this part of the country are well served spending a night at the nearby Sleep Inn (I don't usually review hotels, but Sleep Inn just gets it right) and seeking a true American experience at Town & Country. This place defines the genre of enduring family run country restaurants. Nothing here is new, more like right out of 1958 and well worn. That is everything but the warm friendly service and a wide offering of totally familiar comforting food. I love these relics of an Americana that is rapidly disappearing into the cold predictability of franchise chains utterly without character. Prices are right and portions are generous. You know that you have struck rural restaurant gold when the specials on the chalk board are liver and onions, green beans and hominy, and beef and noodles. Your impression is confirmed by the home made pie list which is so large it requires its own chalk board on another wall. I've traveled a thousand miles just to have their beef and noodles. Last time I was there the guy before me got the last serving. Opting for a classic cheeseburger I received a seriously generous hand crafted patty, perfectly cooked medium with all the proper fixin's and condiments. My wife usually orders a grilled pork chop which never fails to satisfy. The salad bar is also a classic offering, and an essential with any meal. Town & Country is a worthy survivor from a better era and won't disappoint as long as you are open to a trip back to that era.

Such a nice old fashioned style small town diner where it seemed that the waitress knew almost…read moreevery customer and they knew her. The salad bar was wonderful with fresh and a very great selection of Midwestern style items. The main courses were very good and generous. Prices were reasonable considering the alternatives and current price levels. I had the liver and onions with hominy instead of the potato choice, which is a interesting Midwestern side that most people don't recognize.. The peanut butter pie was excellent. They offer a discount for customers staying in town (and the waitress knew which customers were from out of town and might be staying there. The place reminded me of a diner from 1960s-1970s Indiana.