I stopped in on a freezing cold day. And no one was behind the counter... Finally, someone came…read moreout. I don't know if maybe she had been having a bad day, but she didn't seem like she really wanted to be there. Being my first time in, I looked at what was the seasonal drink and got one of those. My drink was tasty. There are a lot of tables to sit at. It was a little cold in there. But it was a very cold day. I will try again hopefully a little better service next time.

I enjoyed their coffee and baked goods but they are CLOSED. A new coffee shop is supposed to be…read moreopening at the same location soon.

This little hut is right off a main road, but you'd drive right past it if you aren't looking. We…read morewent through the drive thru, and I'm pretty sure you can't go inside at all, it's very small! It's decorated with tropical stuff all around the outside with a few tables for outdoor seating. It looks like it's a snow cone shop at some point during the day and then a coffee shop in the mornings. I got a breakfast sandwich and the egg was really overcooked. I think it had been microwaved for too long. Unfortunately, the coffee was not great. We had a large group and tried a variety of types of items, and not many of them hit the spot. The staff was pretty friendly though!

This little local coffee shop/shaved ice is award winning in Frankfort. I've wanted to stop but…read morethere are usually one lines waiting for shaved ice. There is no dine-in, but there are tables outside. Halloween decorations were abundant during our visit. You can order drive-thru or walk up to a window. The staff is friendly and will make recommendations or describe options. The menu is vast, with lots of flavors and sandwiches. Our food took about 10 minutes to prep and come out. I ordered one of the Fall specialty coffees, Cinnamon Spiced Latte. The coffee was as hot, sweet with hints of spices. I also shared a bacon, egg and cheese biscuit with my granddaughter, which was filling and hot. My husband had a half order of the biscuits and gravy that stick to your ribs. We ate outside on the kid friendly patio. They do mostly drive through.

Five dollars for a coffee that they poured out of a cheap Black & Decker coffee maker. Absolutely…read moreno professionalism.

I travel a lot for work. And I am in Frankfort daily. Decided to stop for a coffee. A brown sugar…read moreand cinnamon late. Honestly the most delicious late I've had in a very long time. The service was excellent. Very attentive and helped with my questions about the menu. The atmosphere of the place was very cosy and cute. I will be making this a regular stop.

I finally tried out this wonderful coffee shop in Kirklin today and it's fabulous. The shop is…read morefamily owned and operated. The inside is upscale, cozy and adorable. There are about ten tables and a comfy leather sofa. A shelf with children's books stands near the sofa. A huge mural of Kirklin in early years covers one wall. Evan, our server, was super friendly, welcoming and attentive. We ordered two kolaches. He told us that his mom, Tina, makes the kolaches and pastries and they sell like hot cakes. We took a seat, while he heated our little pies. The kolaches came out super hot and hearty. I loved mine filled with egg, bacon and potatoes. My husband's was filled with a sausage and cheese and made a perfect little breakfast. The coffee is locally roasted. There was a steady stream of patrons stopping for coffee to go. The shop will be moving across the street in Kirklin this week to a larger venue. Evan told us that on Sunday's they serve lunch from 11-2:00 pm. There is generally only one item on the Sunday lunch menu. There is street parking in front of the shop. I highly recommend a visit to this special little shop. They make you feel like family.

From the owner: Homemade meals on most Sundays, follow Fb for details. We only use the best quality beans for all…read moreof our Coffee. FREE high speed internet , warm welcoming atmosphere, and one of the best baristas around….

This cute Cafe is a great little bakery off the beaten path serving the town of Rossville. They…read moreoffer home cooked, fresh baked pies and breads that are amazing. Regulars stop by for fresh donuts and coffee and a chance to sit and gab with friends and watch the bakers create. The donuts are 5-star fresh, wonderful, sweet, soft and huge. I picked up a Zebra Donut, which is frosted with a blend of dark chocolate and vanilla frostings, of course. The clerks are friendly and willing to make recommendations. There are a few breakfast options on the menu that look delicious including a low carb Breakfast Scoop. Prices are great. There's plenty of parking in front. The building is wheelchair and stroller accessible.

Crazy good! Fun little bakery with clean and well done inside, this place gives all the right…read morecasual vibes. I bought six for later that day having been in the area for a piano performance, blueberry, PB and j, Reese's, galaxy, tiger twist, and maple. There was no fault to any, indulgent flavors, ripe tingling fillings, and good donut texture both cake and yeast. Can highly recommend! Service was relaxed but didn't quite know what to do for a newbie wanting to know what's the best. All good I figured out it all is!

Expensive for sugar goo infused coffee, tiny indoor seating area, and most importantly wifi didn't…read moreseem to work at all which let down the work ethic! But found friendly staff who quickly served up my massive almond milk mocha mint which made up for my low blood sugar and hour to kill!

I love to find a local hole-in-the-wall local diner. Downtown Diner opened in 2013 and has been on…read moremy radar for a while. The tiny restaurant was packed with a line waiting for a table for New Year's Eve lunch. The wait was short, maybe 10 minutes. The place is not fancy or upscale - just salt of the earth. The tables are covered in Formica and clean. It was loud inside with all tables filled and people in a festive mood. People seemed to know each other. Homemade pies filled a case $3.75 a slice. We sat in a comfy booth. The menu is a mix of traditional breakfast and lunch items. They're famous for their one pound hamburgers. I ordered the daily special Rueben Sandwich with fries and coleslaw for only $9.50. What a deal! My meal was huge. The Rueben was on toasted marble rye. There was plenty of corn beef, sauerkraut, cheese and sauce. The fries were nice and hot. The coleslaw was thin sliced and sweet. I finished my meal with a slice of Lemon Meringue pie. The slice was generous and I shared it with my husband. Krista, our server was friendly and attentive. Drink orders are taken quickly. Food comes out in a reasonable amount of time. The staff was hustling to keep up with the packed house. They have daily specials and a kid's menu. Parking is limited in their small lot but there is nearby street parking.

literally everything could be improved quite a few few…read moreyears ago. It was pretty good, but it's gone downhill. The food is not as good. The service is not as prompt. It's just not good anymore. all the servers are very nice and lots about the only thing I can complement the table we sat at was Jody the food we ordered wasn't very good. There were two places to get breakfast in town or near town. The other one was jammed and you couldn't get either a parking spot or a table so we need to have a quick breakfast and we went to downtown diner we will never do that again.

Small restaurant spot I stopped at on my way out of town. The service was super friendly and the…read morefood was delicious. I had a breaded tenderloin sandwich - never had one but it was 10/10. Also there is a friendly cat that hangs around that made the experience even better for me.

This is one of those hole-in-the wall places I dream about finding. I felt like I walked on to a…read more50's movie set. The Oasis is an adorable locally owned diner. The bright yellow and blue place was hopping with the Saturday lunch crowd. There are seven tables inside (all filled) and two covered blue picnic tables outside. Seating is tight, but fun. Classic soft rock plays in the background. The menu offers burgers, hotdogs, tenderloin and other assorted diner foods. People say the burgers are the best in town. Daily specials are listed on a board. They also serve local Triple X root beer and fried Oreos. Klayton took our order. The staff is friendly and efficient. Food came out quick. I had a Chicago Dog (Nathan's dogs). The dog was thick, juicy and authentic, except for the relish. The poppy seed bun was packed with pickles, peppers, tomato, onions and mustard. It was a great dog. My husband had a loaded pork tenderloin, which we were told is the "best". The enormous pork tenderloin was hand pounded and tasted super fresh. The corn meal breading was tasty. The brioche bun was toasted. He loved the tenderloin and gave it a solid "5" and said it was Trail worthy (an honor not bestowed easily). We shared an order of their crinkle cut fries. The fries were super hot and crisp. There is plenty of parking. A beautiful orange tabby greets you at your car. A freshly painted yellow fence surrounds the lot. We'll be back to try the ice cream. Super fun place. Worth the drive.