The nostalgia hit hard - I use to come here when I was in middle and high school. It's the…read moresmall-town, everyone knows everyone diner. I took my daughter and the breakfast hit the spot for a very cheap price! My daughter ate a blueberry pancake and scrambled egg. The pancake had that griddle crisp - she devoured it! I had a veggie egg white omelette and an English muffin. It was very good! Was it the best breakfast I ever had? No. Was it good enough for a return trip? Absolutely!

A sweet diner in the center of a small town. Great service, very clean, interesting local…read morehistorical decor. Breakfast was nothing special, but it was fast and served the purpose.

4.5 stars. Rosie's on Mars, formerly called Jimmy's Strip District Grille, is a local, family-owned…read morerestaurant that serves breakfast and lunch. My husband and I recently ate breakfast here. The menu listed foods such as breakfast pizza, biscuits and gravy, omelettes, waffles, soups, salads, sandwiches, etcetera. Our waitress kindly served us. Here are my ratings for what my husband and I ate: Stuffed French Toast - 4.5 stars - Three pieces of cinnamon-vanilla French toast were stuffed with cream cheese and topped with mixed berries. On the side were powdered sugar and whipped cream. Meat Lovers Omelet - 4.5 stars - This omelet contained many chunks of ham, sausage, bacon, and cheese. (No tomatoes at my husband's request.) The omelet was slightly oily, but that is to be expected from the meats. The sides were nicely seasoned potatoes and white toast. The total price for these two entrees and a soda was $35 plus a 3% convenience fee plus a tip.

1st time visit with the new name!! Congratulations to Cecilia & Scott. 1 year restaurant…read moreanniversary. It was a busy Sunday morning. We found a table & were greeted promptly & asked what we would like to drink. Food, service both continue to be excellent. This will definitely continue to be one of our go to breakfast/ brunch spots.

4.5 stars. The Bloom Cafe is a local restaurant uniquely located in a greenhouse at Quality…read moreGardens. The menu lists breakfast foods (e.g., pancakes, toasts, and sandwiches) and lunch foods (e.g., salads, sandwiches, and bowls). Baked goods, coffees, teas, and refreshers are also available. Customers may dine in, get takeout, order catering for outside events, or rent the greenhouse for special events. My husband and I ate one breakfast here. We placed our order at a counter, paid upfront, and then were given our drink and a number to take to a table of our choosing. The weather on that day was very rainy, so we sat inside the greenhouse rather than outside, and the employees carried our foods over in containers with lids. Here are my ratings for what we ate: Peach Berry Stuffed French Toast - 4.5 stars - This was a weekend special. Challah French toast was stuffed with lemon mascarpone, peaches, and mixed-berry compote. It had a large serving size and a nice mixture of sweet and sour flavors. Bloom Salad - 4.5 stars - This salad contained mixed greens, sliced apple, dried cherries, candied pecans, gorgonzola, red onion, and maple balsamic dressing. Blue cheese is not my favorite, but I enjoyed the freshness and flavors of the other ingredients. Breakfast Egg Sandwich Croissant - 4.5 stars - This sandwich consisted of a croissant filled with two eggs, cheese, and three strips of crispy bacon. On the side was a basic salad with dressing. My husband did not like how the salad dressing got on his sandwich. Chai Latte - 4.5 stars - This Rishi Masala chai concentrate with steamed milk tasted very good. The total price for these three foods and one drink was $49 plus a tip. Afterward, we explored the market and gardening center. Available for purchase were jewelry, flower pots, many types of indoor and outdoor plants, and much more. Two employees kindly offered me assistance with the plants. I loved seeing the exterior of a hobbit house, although it was too short for me to go inside. Please note that this business will hold a Tolkien-inspired Hobbit Fest on September 12, 2026. The festival will include live folk music, local artisan vendors, themed cafe foods, alcohol vendors, activities such as a costume contest, etcetera.

I was thrilled to finally try Bloom Cafe. I arrived a little late for breakfast so had to make it a…read morelunch instead. The salad was terrific. The ingredients were fresh, the aioli sauce and feta cheese paired well with the picked onion and roasted tomato. Especially love that you can sit outdoors while you eat (since it was hot, some people stayed inside). Also note, they do bring your food out to you, but you are expected to bus your own table. I ordered some coffee crumb cake too - nothing special but it was decent (needed more spice). Hope I can make it back to breakfast one of these days!

This place is one of the cutest bakeries I've ever been in! When you walk in you see a beautiful…read moreseating area, incredible amounts of fresh and local food items and then when you finally make it to the counter you're overwhelmed (in a good way) with the sheer amount of top notch looking breakfast and dessert pastries. I wanted to go on a food journey here and was looking for some guidance, I wanted only their best items and Sarah at the counter was awesome! She helped guide me through their bakery, their main course meals and even find some yummy Italian like pretzels for the hummus I wanted to get and overall was just a very nice lady, I wish more restaurants had people like her working with customers! Finally to the food, I ordered the oat & carrot waffles, a brioche pastry and bought some hummus and Italian pretzels from their mini market! Overall, really good stuff! My only gripe is the waffle isn't crunchy at all and feels really more like a cake. The flavor was on point, especially with the yummy Carmel sauce it came with! The brioche pastry with raspberries was incredible as well! Lastly, the hummus was outstanding!! Get it. It's worth it! Overall this place is a must visit in my mind! If you're in the area, try it!

Food was all above and beyond any breakfast/ brunch spot we've been to. Delicious. Pastries are…read moregreat. If you have a chance to stop for a meal don't hesitate. Wish they would have a shop in my hometown!

Favorite thing about this spot is they always have a great selection of local craft beers. Food is…read morealways solid as well! I would suggest anything BBQ. I got the vegetarian pasta and it was good. Service was great and we sat outside in the patio, great vibes!

I got the breakneck burger with mashed potato's for dinner. It was good but nothing special…read more It.had way too much seasoning and it tasted a little too much like the grill. It's always weird to me when the mash potatoes are scooped out like you're at an institution. Smash them down a bit, just a suggestion. My wife got the chicken with risotto. Good chunk of chicken and a fair amount of risotto but woah.... Salt blast!!!! That's really my only gripe. I think a lot of restaurants just use too much salt. This is one of those. Food can be good without using so much of it. The service was friendly. The restaurant is clean, including a spotless restroom, and very nicely decorated in the dining area. They have no shortage of craft beers and other drinks. Overall, it's worth a try....

I ordered the cheesy potatoes and eggs with bacon well done and eggs over medium. The bacon was…read morecrisp. The potatoes were not and the eggs were less than over easy. So... it was ok. The girls were happy without complaint, they had pancakes and stuffed French toast, but it was too much for their tiny stomachs and needed boxes. Overall, the flow from seated to exit has some delay which is possibly due to the attention of the staff to their guests. Maybe it's the lack of motivation? I don't know. FYI: The more tables you quickly change; the more money you make. So, if they master the table exchange so people aren't literally left in the cold outside waiting to be seated, I'd go back, but if not, I can make breakfast at home.

Been to this quaint Cafe' a number of times, for both breakfast and lunch, food selections are…read morenumerous. I've always been more than satisfied with all food items ordered. I strongly recommend the cinnamon bun pancakes, anytime of day. Service has always been excellent, everyone in the establishment is extremely attentive and friendly....

I just want to do a food crawl in Harmony. Much like the other joints in town, this spot is quaint,…read moreeclectic, and tasty! Delicious coffee - local and fresh! The crepe was spongy and plentiful! My wife and I split a ham, egg, and cheese crepe, and it was perfect for two. It was stuffed and the ham had a subtle flavor. The béchamel on top was excellent -- my 1 year old loved stealing bites! We can't wait to comeback to try more on the menu!

We stopped in to Wunderbar today after a few recommendations, and we're so glad we did. The cafe is…read morelovely, with ample seating. You place your order first at the counter, and then are seated. There's a variety of savory and sweet crepes, as well as coffee. I had the berries & cream crepe. It was delicious! Lots of fruit, and the crepe was filled with custard. There was also some homemade whipped cream on the side. I will definitely return to try their coffee and tea offerings.

The lemon ricotta pancakes are to die for! So delicious! The pancake is perfectly fluffy and pairs…read moreso well with the vibrant and sweet lemon curd! The fresh strawberries on top drizzled with the maple syrup makes the bite even more memorable! I also tried their BLT benedict and it was really yummy! The salty and crispy bacon made the difference! And the dressed greens were also so delicious. We subbed for the million dollar potatoes and they were really savory and delicious! The staff were attentive and friendly! The inside had lots if seating (as they are usually super busy) and it has such a homey vibe that is perfect for a brunch date or even breakfast with the family.

Great service and I had the eggs Benedict BLT it was good potatoes were little undercooked bunt had…read more2 eggs over with hash good. Very busy but manage to keep up with the flow . Downside no cappuccino ugh!

As always....the OJ is worth the trip here even if you don't get anything else! I had a breakfast…read moresandwich on a biscuit (fried egg, cheddar, spicy sausage) and a side of shredded potatoes....delicious. Service was decent (it took awhile to get out order in, but the foods came out fast).

The food here is top notch and so is the service! From the moment we walked in it was all smiles!…read moreThey fresh squeeze their orange juice on site. It's exceptional. I had the breakfast burrito and my husband had the western omelette. Both were great! Has a cool vibe and atmosphere too! Bella our waitress was so nice and helpful! Can't wait to come back for more!

Was looking for a place to take kids that wasn't a chain, this was perfect! I didn't take pics of…read moreeverything and I took pics of my salad well into eating it the kids raved about the fresh delicious chicken tenders, and we also had the special chicken empanadas, cheese quesadilla and kids burger

I had lunch at the Farmhouse Cafe in Mars today and it was excellent! My friends had the special…read moreFrench Dip and I the turkey with cheese, guacamole, lettuce and tomato. We all enjoyed our choices, but I found the mac and cheese exceptional. The restaurant was clean and the help very accommodating and pleasant. We will be going back, and I recommend you try it. You won't be disappointed.