Stopped here while on a road trip from Kansas City to Tulsa. It was Labor Day so I was happy to…read morefind a coffee shop open on the holiday. It was lovely inside with plenty of folks waiting for their coffee and food orders. Large space with even more space as you wander thru it. I ordered a small, hot oatmilk latte which is my go-to coffee beverage and it cost $6. I wish I could say I enjoyed it but I pretty much drank it as quickly as possible so I could get my caffeine fix. I couldn't put my finger on why the taste wasn't as pleasant as it should be - the coffee grounds had a slight burnt taste to it and honestly, I wasn't a big fan of the coffee in general. Contributing to my lack luster experience was the drab demeanor of the barista who took my order. I don't like giving less than stellar reviews but the point of yelp is to review your particular experience and this is mine.

While visiting Fort Scott, we ate breakfast at this coffee shop. Delicious & very reasonably priced…read morebreakfast & drink menus. A very nice meeting place with room inside & a nice patio. If we are ever back in Ft Scott, we will definitely go back.

Navigating: Just a heads up, it doesn't say "Daylight Donuts" (just says donuts) on their building…read moreso, it is easy to miss if you don't see the smaller sign in the parking lot specifying it's Daylight Donuts. Donuts: I (personally) think the donuts are average. Still tasty but nothing special. Daylight is a chain so I don't expect something out of this world. Appearance: Pretty outdated building. There is parking out front and easy to access! Hours: They're open 7 days a week but only until 1:00 PM (in case you're craving a donut later into the day).

Been our place to recommend to anyone local or visiting. You will never leave this place taking…read moresome of your delicious meal home in a carryout box or wish you had. Nearly every item we have ever tried on the menu is outstanding! Breakfast lunch or dinner... It really doesn't matter. Some of our favorites are the Kansas omelette, pork tenderloin breakfast or dinner, wonderful catfish and walleye! The walleye is absolutely amazing if you love a mild fish and a wonderful breading. Check out the abundant menu choices!

A very solid breakfast. Good biscuits and gravy. Everything was cooked perfectly to order. Service…read morewas incredibly fast. The ambiance isn't much, but the friendly and quick waitstaff more than make up for it.

Racist ! Visiting from Texas with my Boyfriend he drives trucks we stopped for a bathroom break and…read moreI decided to walk around while I waited and see what they had to eat or snack on and the looks like manager that was sitting on her a** comes and starts watching me as I'm shopping ! So I make my purchase and stand at the front waiting to leave and she's continuously watching , my dud then comes out the bathroom and wanted to see what food they had and we walk back there she's watching our every move can't even shop in peace . I wouldn't spend money here if it was the last place on earth every other color in there that's not of me (African American) got friendly welcomes and goodbyes as we got nothing but weird stares!

Get gas somewhere else. Refused to sell alcohol to me and my partner, ostensibly only on the basis…read morethat we have out of state IDs. Our cashier was helpful but once the woman who I assume was the day manager stepped in everything went downhill. Manager spent five minutes trying to figure out if our IDs were fake (they aren't), then refused the sale anyway. I've never left a negative review in my life but this was lunatic behavior.

We were driving through Ft. Scott before continuing on to Kansas City so we knew we would not…read moresurvive the drive without food in our systems. It had been very long and exhausting day so we felt Sonic would really hit the spot. We didn't wait that long for our food and it was pretty busy for a Sunday evening so our wait was average. Mackenzie was our carhop and I love how they share their names now at Sonic as it gives a welcoming experience to our short-lived time together. She was very polite and genuine which was appreciated. My wife and I ordered burgers with fries and we inhaled our food. The fries were not my favorite as there was a mixture of crispy and soggy ones, but they were edible. As for the burger, it was a delicious sonic burger without any disappointment. Thanks for the satisfaction.

So after waiting for about 45 minutes I went inside to see if we had been forgotten about. I was…read moregreeted with attitude by an older gentleman. He then yells at a young girl who was working about order # blabla and there it is sitting on a table.....45 minutes old. He hands me the food, no apology for the wait or anything. No comment about being sorry for forgetting about us and leaving our food there to get cold. I asked for some ranch and barbecue. He looks at me and says in the rudest way possible that he would have to charge me for it and I would need to go wait back in line. At that point, I'd had enough and told him that's fine as long as I didn't have to wait 45 more minutes for the sauces. He threw a bunch of sauce in a bag and handed it to me. Again, not a word about anything. $60 for cold food and a bad attitude.

Great little spot. Affordable with a great atmosphere. Definitely has the 1950s vibe with the open…read morekitchen bar dining area. I always get a burger and fries when I go and it is the same every time, delicious. The staff has always been friendly, and service is great. They do have a dining area which can seat larger parties.

Nostalgia is what came to mind when I first saw this spot. It looked smaller from the outside, but…read morethe inside has a great big dining area. It appears that at one point they may have added space. The service was good here too. We were seated and we didn't have to wait long. Our waitress was super nice and fortunately she recommended the onion rings, which are home made, and myself can't recommend them enough. My husband and I had the double cheeseburger and it was surprisingly out of this world good. It was a bit on the greesy side, but still what I imagined would have been the typical diner cheeseburger back in the day.