From out of town and always hard to find a good choice - this was everything!! Excellent food and…read moreservice!

Anytime there's a cute cafe serving up tasty breakfast foods, you can count me in! From the great…read moreservice to dishes made with locally sourced ingredients, the experience here was great. We unknowingly arrived 30 minutes before close, but the staff was super nice and welcomed us in with no rush. It was still pretty full inside and made for a nice, chatty place to go with family or friends. The menu definitely had something for everyone- all of the options looked great, so it was really hard to choose what to order! We started with coffee before ordering the garden frittata and the biscuits and gravy. The coffee was actually very good- they had a seasonal hazelnut flavor that I really enjoyed. I was expecting the frittata to be fluffy like a quiche, but it was more like a circular shaped veggie scramble. It was pretty standard, but definitely hit the spot. The sourdough bread served alongside was outstanding, however. It tasted super fresh and very homemade. The biscuits and gravy were very flavorful and not too greasy. Given the portions and quality, the price is very reasonable. Would definitely return and recommend making a visit!

Great service,friendly. Had Philly cheese steak and onion rings husband had an open face roast beef…read moresandwich all were amazing. Price was within limits.

Not a daily regular, but been here often over the years whenever I'm in town, I've never been…read moredisappointed . Good food, healthy portions with a smile. Almost like sitting at mama's kitchen table. Clean. Did I mention good food?

Brand new space, cozy and delicious drinks from morning to night. Open for breakfast with coffees,…read moreboozy coffee for your weekend, and cocktails / mocktails for your evening. Staff is fantastic and helpful. Espresso drinks do take some time, no instant gratification . Everything was so delicious and I want to try everything! More visits are in our future. On street parking, city lot available. It is a little quirky to find, on the back side of Quincy Axe Company. But worth a stop!

We didn't have any food but the service was good and bartender was very nice. The area was very…read morecasual and clean. We had a lot of fun hanging out. Great for groups of friends.

The Patio Brunch Review…read more My favorite "Fancy" #Brunch spot for 200 miles!!! While only offering this delicious dining option on Sundays, I'd be completely remiss for not giving #ThePatio their props here on Yelp! Should you choose to dine at the bar, Beck will take Excellent care of you! ‍ She's very friendly, efficient, remembers her customers better than Many I have ever met in the service industry, and always answers any random question I come up with about the food/drinks/restaurant. (For instance, did you know that The Patio is the ONLY location you can get served #TopecaCoffee locally!!?!? - https://topecacoffee.com This beautiful hot bean liquid is Sincerely delicious enough that I can Almost drink it without cream lol ) The Patio offers both a #BloodyMary and #Mimosa flight, as well as other delicious alcoholic And non-alcoholic options. The Piece De Resistance, IMO, is the rich and savory, Decadent, Croque Madame. ‍ A friend once described it as "that fancy hot ham and cheese!" and they weren't entirely wrong. lol Served on locally made sourdough toast, the fried ham and distinctly tasty Gruyère cheese, meld seamlessly with an (accomplished) béchamel sauce. The "sunny side up" egg rests on top of the sandwich, with but even a bit more sauce in between. To have found this dish so well executed in one of our local restaurants was the best culinary surprise of 2025 so far!!!! Thank You! Overall, the Ambiance, great service, and attention to QUALITY food and drink, definitely make this a #SundayBrunch stop not to be missed! (A small side note: While their Dinner menu is equally yum, the price point on their #Brunch menu is Extremely reasonable, and won't offend your pocketbook quite as much. Don't be scared, just do it!!! Lol) A few little extras I also enjoy are their Grits, 6.5 minute eggs, (Only Beck knows!), and the Stuffed French Toast! #Enjoy -LL

What a disappointment! We had planned and reserved a wonderful birthday dinner with family, only to…read moreend up waiting two hours for our meals. There was a party of 45 being served, but the rest of the dining room was left completely unaware of the situation or the reason for the delay. A simple heads-up to each table BEFORE ordering would have been the appropriate and courteous approach. Our server was kind and did her best, but she was clearly frustrated--especially after sharing that the owner was in the restaurant DINING during all of this. Unfortunately, half of my family had to leave due to the unexpected long delay. After waiting an additional thirty minutes and repeatedly trying to get our server's attention through another staff member, and trying to flag her down , we ultimately gave up. My husband left $100 on the table to cover the drinks and a tip, more than enough. As we exited, he--being a restaurant owner for 35 years--turned toward the patio and waved goodbye, signaling that he will never return. It takes quite a lot for him to feel that way. This experience fell far below the standards we expect from any dining establishment.

Fantastic Place for breakfast, lunch or a quick snack! The staff is friendly & attentive and really…read moremakes your experience great! The maple bacon French toast cupcake is maybe the best pastry I have ever eaten!

I am giving 2 stars for order accuracy and timeliness of receiving the food. However, this was one…read moreof the most disappointing meals from a locally-owned restaurant that I've had recently. I ordered a "loaded" roast beef sandwich, and paid to upgrade to a Philly with peppers and onions. I also upgraded to the district chips and dip. I ended up throwing it in the trash it was so disappointing. For $15.24, the sandwich had no cheese, the roast beef portion was very small and the meat was super dry. It was quite a departure from the description of "marinated and slow roasted beef, PILED HIGH with melted provolone." The onions and peppers I paid extra for were abysmal - maybe 2 slivers of each. Additionally, the district chips and dip I upgraded my side to were terrible - the chips were chewy and stale and cheese (while flavorful) was congealed.

What a delightful shop! Calftown Café is everything I need in a coffee shop: happy vibes, great…read morecoffee and food, sweet people, comfortable seating, good lighting, clean bathrooms, ample street parking... what's not to love? I dropped in on a weekday, late morning, to grab a jolt of caffeine before heading out for a hot, busy afternoon. The co-owners were on site: Margarita was behind the counter and Bill was reading a book to a child nearby. The spacious room was dotted with a few other visitors, including a table of women having a lively conversation. A Sade LP was playing on the hi-fi, and as side two ended it was replaced with a snappy jazz record. The café has many food options; I chose a house-made pastry that was perfectly flaky and well-balanced. My iced latte was just right too. I sat for a bit to review some papers I'd brought, and noticed plenty of seating options. Several tables along a wall had access to outlets, for those who need to plug in devices. Margarita brought my order to me and we talked awhile (it turns out we have mutual friends in Quincy) and she happily shared her experiences of growing her business. She also pointed out the books available to read on-site, as well as the paintings on the wall by local artists. Most are available for sale. Next time in Quincy I'll make time to have lunch at Calftown--I look forward to returning!

Finally made it to the cafe, and it was perfect. The owners are gracious and friendly, and their…read moresupport of the local arts community is evident everywhere. I had a basic black coffee that did the trick, and the breakfast sandwich was delicious. It's so nice to see such a wonderful, creative environment flourish in Quincy, particularly at State & 8th.

A long time breakfast favorite for "Country Cooking" when we visit Quincy. Our recent visit didn't…read moredisappoint. The Coach house serves breakfast, lunch and dinner. This is a clean, reliable restaurant with good food, service and great prices. It is large with a lot of seating for groups of all sizes, including a comfortable counter if you're dining alone. We ordered one of their famous cinnamon rolls and a traditional bacon & egg breakfast. The HUGE cinnamon roll was delicious! Make sure to order one for yourself, or to share. The egg breakfast was delicious as well with a generous portion of bacon and the best hash browns I've had in a while. Be prepared to be patient as they can be busy, but the servers do their best and are super friendly.

We hadn't been there for years and decided to check it out after their shut down and remodel. The…read moreservice was amazing! Coffee kept hot and topped off. Food was fast and accurate. Unfortunately our toast was very dark and the hashbrowns were soggy. My granddaughter loved the pancakes! The ambiance has been retained but is nice and clean and the fish aquarium is still there!

Located in the Quincy mall, it is off of the main drag thru town and has ample parking. Inside are…read morea decent amount of tables, as well as bar seating. The menu consists of typical bar food - apps, sandwiches / burgers, and a handful of dinners like smother chicken and pork chops. The bar offers a variety of beers, canned drinks, and cocktails. The service is friendly, but depending on how busy they are - occasionally the service can be slow. Monday is trivia night, so it's good to be aware that you can either play and stay, or find seating away from the crowd. They also offer a buffet.

The chicken horseshoe was terrible the chicken was hard as a rock and fries were soggy. It was…read morelike the fries were deep fried then put in the refrigerator then taken back out and deep fried again thats how the fries tasted. When the waitress asked how things were I just politely nodded and asked for a togo box, no way I could consume this, rather feed it to my pets at home. We were super hyped about trying this place, what a let down.

This is a cute coffee joint complete with merch, and surprisingly tulips were wrapped adorably…read more It's a little moody with cool lights, and the coffee is locally roasted in Palmyra, Missouri. Everyone was super nice and they were able to accommodate my allergies and even let me check a few things for the ingredients they used to make sure we were safe. It was good, but not the strongest espresso shots I've ever had. I like a little bit more depths to my coffee, but for a local joint with locally roasted coffee, I was completely happy to support them and their business venture. I would probably come back just for the vibe to go sit with a friend and chat more than anything. It was in a fun little spot on the corner in downtown Quincy. Thank you so much for the suggestion. It was delicious. I'll definitely be back next time we're visiting!

Love, love this place. Every time I am in Quincy...mandatory stop! Best later around...nothing else…read morecompare. Close to downtown!

Had to send back an appetizer because it was frozen in the middle. They brought back the same item…read morecooked within an inch of its life. No apologies. Because of sending back frozen mushrooms, my chicken strips were overfried and dry. My daughters club sandwich was amazing and my other daughters burger was good. Waitress wasn't rude but she wasn't friendly either. It was 80 degrees in the restaurant. It was hot and uncomfortable. I have been there before and not had such an unpleasant experience.

Located in downtown, parking can be a premium with a small limited lot and on street parking. Very…read moresmall bar area, small dining area, large patio / outdoor seating. The menu is small - sandwiches, burgers, apps, pizza. Bar menu is limited also. But the food was good. Our server was the right amount of attentive, but we were there on a Wednesday night with only a few tables. Worth a try!