What a great find on Krome Avenue! The food was amazing and a lot. The service was beyond. No…read moreone pushed you out when you were finished. The ambiance is country diner in the middle of a busy street. People were just enjoying the family and the food. Definitely a find and definitely will come again!

I got to work early and didn't feel like having the usual McDonald's, so I went looking for some…read morereal breakfast food and stumbled upon this little diner. The place serves real, hearty comfort breakfast food. I ordered the Eggs Benedict with sausage instead of bacon. It had perfectly poached eggs, sausage, and a rich, creamy hollandaise sauce. I'll definitely be coming back again!

Deviated from our norm and came here to try a different breakfast spot. Typical old country joint…read morewith the tv going. Waitress was super nice. She suggested the fresh squeezed OJ which was very good. But not for 6$ a cup. We also had coffee. First cup was burnt and second cup was watered down. I had ham and cheese omelette with home fries and rye bread. Everything was flavorless. Omelette was pretty basic and with what I only imagine was Kraft cheese. 2 bites of the home fries and no more. No taste, half raw, half burnt (same piece)... Not even good with ketchup and Cholula. My bf had corned beef hash with eggs. He wasn't a fan. I took a bite of the corn beef hash and it was ok. He didn't eat his home fries either. They were not good at all. We also shared 2 blueberry pancakes. I took one bite and spit it out. I don't know what I put it my mouth but it tasted horrible, like a chemical or something. 65$ for breakfast including tip is a little pricy. Especially if the food isn't good. We will not be back here.

They have the freshest breakfast in homestead, the service is fast and nice and this hole in the…read morewall definitely is a good place to stop it if you're hungry

Don't let the decor scare you away. The decor is very whimsical. The food is top notch. I had a…read morepulled pork in mole dish. Mildly spicy nice pork dish. My husband had an "omelet". It wasn't an omelet so much as it was a potato, ham, and shrimp casserole wrapped in fried egg. Basically the only way I want omelets from now on. The staff were so sweet. They treated us like we were having a fancy dinner, even though we were in shorts having brunch before heading to ENP.

Food is simple and delicious. Looking for a place that had options for breakfast and we ended up…read moregetting lunch because it all looked so good. Outdoor seating is cute and service was great, one lady taking orders and serving everyone. Will come back for some delicious Honduran food! Muchas gracias!

Great service and food. My fried chicken BLT is one of the best sandwiches I've had in a long time…read more The staff were very friendly and helpful

Love this little home town spot in Homestead. Service was great as was the food. The cheesesteak…read moreomelette was awesome.

I really don't want this review to sound like I'm knocking the place -- it has many nice things…read moregoing for it. The location is great for being a jumping off point to the Keys. The price was right for a mid-February vacation, one night only here. When we first arrived, we walked all around the building to find the entrance. We couldn't find it, turned around and came back and a nice young man came out of the restaurant door and asked us if we were looking for the hotel. I bet that happens a lot as there is no sign on the door next to the restaurant stating it's the hotel. Once inside, a friendly woman guided us to our first floor room at the back of the building and asked us if it was to our satisfaction. It looked clean so we said yes. The room had standard hotel amenities, including a hair dryer, but also a dehumidifier. The room smelled a little musty, so that's why the dehumidifier is in there. I didn't notice the smell, and my boyfriend only noticed it after we'd been in the room for a while. He said if he'd noticed it right off the bat, we probably would have left. The young man and lady in charge were super nice and did everything they could to make our stay pleasant. When we asked about parking, if we could go out to dinner elsewhere and come back and find a spot in the lot, they were a bit iffy. They said the lot can fill up at night so we might not get a spot, but we could park across the street, wait until people left and then move our car back into the lot. But then one of them said if all that fails, we could use a spot nearest the building that really isn't a spot at all, but we could wedge our car into that. Luckily when we came back from dinner, there were at least 3 or 4 spots open. I had used the bathroom before we left for dinner and when we came back we noticed that the toilet was running. There wasn't a Kleenex box in the bathroom. Not a huge deal, just use toilet paper instead. When it came time for sleeping, I had a feeling the blinds on the window weren't going to keep the sun out and I was right. Bring a sleeping mask if you like darkness. Also bring earplugs FOR SURE! The first floor room shares a wall with the kitchen and at the end of the evening when the kitchen workers are cleaning up, you can hear pots and pans banging around, the workers shouting to one another, loud talking, loud laughing, etc. All that noise stops around 11, 11:30 p.m. The air conditioner was loud so we turned it off. There was street noise as well. We chose this place based on location and price; it seemed like a good deal and an interesting stay in a quirky hotel, which sometimes can offset lower quality accommodations if you find the place fun or interesting. So while I recommend this place as not too bad (we've definitely stayed in much worse places) I would advise not staying for more than one night.

There's no front desk for check in. There's a lock box at the back entrance (your room # and…read morelockbox code is provided via email). We found our room key in the lockbox and headed up the stairs where the rooms were. Upon entering, it smelled of cigarettes. The room is more spacious than I expected. There's a mini fridge, microwave, 2 TVs, coffee pot, ironing board, hangers and a couch. There's also an outdoor seating area, albeit shared with all of your neighbors. It's cleaner than I expected, but we still found a hair in the bed. The bathroom provides a hair dryer, shampoo and soap. However, the towels are very thin and tiny. My bath towel was sopping wet before I could fully dry my hair. There's a door between us and another room that we can hear their conversations very clearly. Also, the restaurant downstairs has live music until 11pm. The wifi doesn't work. Staying one night is OK, but I couldn't do it for longer than that.

So happy this location didn't get ine of those horrid makeovers! I love that it still has character…read moreand our waitress was wonderful. This is one of few locations in FL where the staff actually had more than 1 star. I rate our visit 4 stars mostly due to the menu changing. I was not impressed by the menu and I can see it slowly turning into an Applebee's. Another thing that caught me by surprise was the drink menu. I guess now they sell cocktails, wine, and beer. While I love a good glas of wine I don't know why it made me sad to see this on the menu (but I understand it helps them bring in more money and possibly younger crowd). I personally liked when there wasn't alcohol involved. Their pot roast was delicious and everything seemed reasonably priced. The store is as lovely as ever and had so many adorable and nostalgic items.

Horrible experience over the weekend - our food never came - we…read moreWaited over 45 minutes before we finally decided to leave. Our waitress couldn't be bothered to offer updates or even come refill our coffee (a server for another table did come by a few times but our own server couldn't be bothered). To put it in perspective, the two top behind us, were seated, served and their table cleared (by our same server) while we waited. I've visited Cracker Barrel's all over the state and truly enjoy it. I've only encountered bad service/visits at this particular location. Ambiance is the same as other locations. Cat rate food when it was never served. We did get some biscuits about 20 minutes after ordering - so there's that

We were starving. We made it to what they call the Ghost Bar thinking, grab a drink and munchie…read more What we got was amazing. Nacy helped us, recommended terrific drinks and bar favorite apps. Do not miss the Purple Rain, Drunken Pineapple, and Smokey Pineapple happy hour drinks. Do not miss the fish dip, city hall tostones. Just. Don't. Miss. This. Place.

This is such a beautiful little spot, I forgot i was in homestead!…read more This is exactly what homestead needs! I believe it was an old hotel, that is supposedly haunted (love this). It is pristine and clean inside. Very comfortable seating. Water is served to the table in an old whisky bottle which is a neat touch. They start you off with a bowl of chicharron. We started off with the queso frito, soft delicious cubes of cheese. What makes it is the honey drizzle on top. delightful.. We also had the salmon lunch special and the fried fish sandwich. The salmon was so tasty and so was the asparagus! The size of the fish is a little small, but hey, it's a lunch portion. I loved the balsamic drizzle. The fish sandwich was a great size and was tasty. It comes with the croquette of the day. today's was spinanch and cheese. I would like to return on a night where they have the live music to try their cocktails, or maybe one of their salads because they look good!

I've only ordered pick up from here but it is great! I ordered the Sopa de Res to cure my Sunday…read moremorning hangover and I can testify that it truly brought me bad from the dead! The ambiance is if your Cuban Abuela and Pablo Picasso had a child! Service is amazing and there is an IceCream shop next door (same owners)

as i'm currently writing this, we have not eaten a single piece of food yet. The outside decor is…read morevery interesting and fun, the menu however appears to be in a language i cannot understand. we'll get back to you with the review CUBAN MISSILE CRISIS!!! just kidding. I myself did not like my sandwich, but Mr. Bass did the billy bass on the table after eating his lobster soup. He enjoyed his food #8outof10 #sheilalobster PS. i think they hit us with the gringo tax

So I grew up with the old location and had mixed feelings about going to the new one, to be honest…read more But I was happy to know the taste and recipe are the same. I enjoyed an outing with my cousins here and treated myself to a dozen rolls and a vanilla shake. There's space to just hang out, enjoy some other sweet treats available by a food truck, and sit down on benches. Leashed doggies we're here to accompany and made some friends along the way. The menu has stayed the same with pies, rolls, and breads. Not all veggies are available they use to have but still the mos5 "popular" veggies remain. They still seperate the baked items from the shakes and drinks. I came on a weekend and there was practically no line which was unusual for me but appreciated. The smells, tasted, and feels are still the same. I'm glad someone took over but kept the tradition.

I heard a lot of great things about this place so I was excited to finally come and try it. Upon…read moregetting there I thought it was cute, but honestly I am not sure where all of the hype stems from. We waited 40 min in line on a random Thursday to try their cinnamon rolls. While I thought it was a pretty solid cinnamon roll, there was nothing really overly exciting about it. It was just a decent cinnamon roll. We also tried the strawberry milkshake and I will say that was also pretty good, especially on a hot Florida afternoon. I appreciated the real strawberry flavor. Additionally there wasn't a lot to do when we got there. Maybe it was because we were there at the end of the season, but from what I could tell there wasn't really only the bakery and milkshakes. Again, solid option but I had heard so much about this place and just don't quite understand the viral nature of this place. But overall a good thing to do to spend an open late afternoon

Great food, large portions, and bring a jacket they keep it cold it there! Lol…read moreAlways an amazing time when we go! Fresh food, Great Teas and a Quaint Atmosphere!

Stepping in through the front door I was pleasantly surprised at all the gorgeously hand painted…read moreteacups, antique jewelry and crafts that were gently priced. The moment you enter the large dining area where my two friends and I were seated, we felt like we were transported into the Victorian Era. Besides a variety of teas, the Tea Room at Cauley Square provided extensive breakfast and lunch menus to choose from. The creamy spinach soup was delicious and our entrees were perfectly seasoned and oh, so good! Our server was friendly and offered to take our picture which was nice. After lunch, we strolled down Cauley Square visiting the craft shops filled with handmade jewelry, macrame/embroidered suncatchers and so much more. Be sure to visit the serene garden across the street from the Tea Room which is a perfect backdrop for capturing the moment with pictures :)