‼OMGGGGGGGGGGGG‼ Met a friend for breakfast in my old…read morehometown and was blown away by the amazing food. Service was excellent~ thank u Sophie. The ambience is adorable. I had read on Yelp that they had a coffee flight so had to try! We ordered quiche of the day, which was bacon, sausage, and cheese with home fries, and avocado toast ‼ DEFINITELY will be my place to go when in town

Ordered the central plate and received cold, old, overcooked, dry, unseasoned eggs, two stingy…read morestrips of bacon, 9 pounds of potatoes (which were good admittedly) and some burnt toast presumably sourced from the local grocery store. Sarah's on central would do a fantastic job in the lobby of a Hilton for the free morning breakfast buffet. It is not a place I would voluntarily come back to eat at however. I guess that makes sense given the local audience's only alternative would be the hot bar at dierbergs down the road.

Checked hours online, but closed earlier. Correct hours posted by door/entrance…read more Waitress was super kind about it.

I'm writing this because the quality of the meal was well below what I'd expect. The food lacked…read moreany seasoning or flavor entirely. I ordered the chicken strips, and they were incredibly dry, almost as if they had been sitting out for too long. The fries were equally disappointing completely basic and served without any salt. To make matters worse, the Sprite was undrinkable; it tasted like pure sugar syrup rather than a properly mixed soda. Honestly, I've had better quality and much better-tasting food at standard fast-food chains for a fraction of the cost. I won't be returning.

Food is always really good esp. the Pepper Pot soup-it's to die for! Service is also very good…read more They have a great variety of food on the menu so there is something for everyone. Friendly staff as well. Def. Reccomend!

Great good, excellent service and an overall great dinner to be in. I also love the shop that's…read morenext to it. Very family friendly restaurant.

This coffee shop was such a fun and unique experience! The coffee drinks had creative names and…read moredistinctive flavors that made them stand out from the usual menu options. The staff were incredibly friendly, welcoming, and helpful throughout my visit. When I'm back in town, I'll definitely be stopping by again!

People clearly love this place. At 8 AM on a Sunday morning, there was already a pretty good crowd…read more I've been doing meetups at local coffee shops for the past several weeks, and sometimes it's kind of a ghost town, even if the food and coffee is good. I'd suggest that people were there to visit downtown St. Charles, or whatever it's called, which has a certain old-timey charm to it, but everything else was closed--presumably until later in the day, but who knows. That fentanyl is a menace. Parking could be a pain, if it's not the wee hours of the morning on a weekend, and you're not ambulatory enough to walk from a block or two over, and yet you're going to get essentially the equivalent of a milkshake and a donut. Inside is rustic, inviting and larger than you'd think, with an upstairs area that I didn't bother to explore, due to lack of curiosity. We had a larger group and ended up pushing a few smaller tables together, plus a few chairs we borrowed from other tables. No one seemed to mind. The key is not to ask first. That mentality will take you far in both the world of finance and dating. I'm kind of over ordering food from coffee shops, where they're obviously just throwing something in the microwave and charging you $10 for it, but I needed something to eat. I'd just gone for a run. Their burrito looked like the textbook definition of cultural appropriation, but it also looked like it might not be half bad. I had their equivalent of an Egg McMuffin, called Ron's Breakfast Sandwich, or something to that effect. When I hear the name Ron, I of course think of Sasso from Carlito's Way, but that probably says more about me than anything else. I'm assuming he didn't have anything to do with this. Essentially, this was a store-bought English muffin, a surprisingly generous and delicious helping of cheddar cheese, a few slices of seemingly prepackaged black forest ham and a fried egg. It was fine for what it was. Could the egg have been salted, could the muffin have been buttered and could the ham been an actual slice of Canadian bacon, or even better, American bacon? Sure, but I went into this with low expectations. The cheddar was melty and delicious, and weirdly abundant, but processed American cheese would have been more fitting for this kind of sandwich. You'd think a guy named Ron wouldn't object to processed foods. The caramel frappe I had was amazing. I got it with whole milk and whipped cream. I didn't bother to check and see if they charge you extra for whipped cream, which is the kind of crap some of these places have been known to pull. I got the 16 oz instead of the 20 oz, but it was probably still enough to take a day off the end of my life (when I don't need it as much anyway fwiw). Sometimes, when a food item tastes good enough, you can just tell it's not good for you, and that was the case with this drink. It was decidedly rich. I'm never in this part of town, and if I were, it would be at night, natch, but if things ever get to the point where they're clearly trending in that direction, I might start stopping by on the reg and getting that caramel frappe just to speed along the process of my demise.

Great for breakfast. Custom made omelette. Country decor…read more Mostly locals. Good service. Good food.

This is an amazing delightful friendly welcoming place to eat and relax. The menu is well balanced…read moreand the specials change daily so ask your server. Ours was Ashley and she was attentive and informative. The meat lovers omelet I had was just like me at the end of my meal, stuffed. Most omelets that I have had, which is a lot, that say they have cheese in them, the cheese is hard to find. But not here, the cheese ( your choice of cheese, was front and center. My hash browns were crispy nor soft and soggy. My wife ordered her eggs like she enjoys them and they were not exactly right so Ashley took them back and the next set were, to quote my wife, the BEST, she has ever had. The sausage she got is made right there and was outstanding. We learned from Ashley that the owners were in the kitchen fixing the food and source the burgers and steaks from their own cattle. They also bake the pies and cakes on site. We now have a place to bring visitors to our home in Saint James, such a real great find. The bathroom was neat and clean and parking is plenty and an easy walk for older patrons. Please stop in and let them know that the 'spoon player' sent you. Plus they do offer a military discount Oh and great music for dining ambience

Holy cow! Whatta great place. Community tables if you're a solo diner (like me). It's a tiny town…read moreand a slower pace and that was kinda nice. Coffee always full, big portions, super prices, great quality sausage and bacon, terrific biscuits and gravy. And the walls and ceiling are covered in stuff to look at/read. What's not to love?

Shelly's is a great local place to eat. We were taking a trip west on I-44 and heard about this…read moreplace. It's not right next to the interstate but worth the find. It's small but service is great and the food comes out fast. I had some great biscuits and gravy, coffee was good, one of my friends had eggs SSU and bacon, said it was good. Worth the stop.

This family owned and women-owned business has built a great venue in Augusta. Great wines with…read moresome great food and innovative new canned products, like Swirl (canned sangria) and Fabled (canned hard cider). The views are beautiful and the staff is very welcoming. Grab a group of friends and head out to Noboleis Vineyards.

Wonderful views. Great music. Friendly hosts. A variety…read moreof food offerings. Pizza has provel cheese on it so beware (if you're like me and not a fan of provel) They have a great variety of wines and usually go with the tasting just for a couple whites and a couple reds. Wine Slushies are great for the hot summer days too. Make a visit to this privately owned winery. You won't be disappointed.

A major highlight on our most recent Katy Trail adventure, and I'm already looking forward to…read morereturning on the next one. One of the best parts of the Katy Trail is you blend remote, pure nature, with surprising and fun little stops that pop up throughout the journey. We had zero idea that the KT Caboose had been taken over and was open for business, but man, we were very pleasantly surprised. Not only is it on brand, being a caboose on the former rail line, it's like it was truly made for cyclists needing a nice pit stop. Shady umbrellas, trail views, and nice restrooms make this a total win. We got some ice cream and French press coffee, two of my favorite things in the world. It was wonderful, and I want to emphasize that what I am about to say is not a typo: it was *UNDER* priced. Yes, you read that right. In an era where grocery bills seem to add +$30 every week, and my old Amazon staples have all doubled, this place was actually underpriced. I don't remember exactly but an ice cream sundae with fresh fruit, several cups of coffee, and a big ice cream waffle cone were well under ten bucks. Johnny, feel free to bump them up a bit because we want you to make enough and to stay open for many years, otherwise we'll leave continue to just leave some extra as a tip for you next time in. There aren't a ton of places on the Katy since it's so rural and spread out, but with spots like Meriweather Cafe back west in Rocheport, and this spot, they really shine bright and make an impact. Grateful to have them and can't wait to be back in on our June ride!

This place is really unique! I'm surprised more people don't know about it, it's in a caboose left…read moreover from the Lewis and Clarke railroad, this is definitely worth a trip even if you are driving from the city. I drove an hour and it was totally worth it, the prices are insane, great for brunch and there are also wineries near by, you could also bring the kids or grandkids and ride bikes on the Katy Trail or even go camping.