For a small diner near Wilderness RV park they sure make some great food! They serve breakfast and…read morelunch. The portions are large and delicious! Service was good the has one server taking orders and the chef would deliver the food when ready. The diner is decorated well like a country store. Warm and inviting. I had a country fried steak, eggs and home fries. My wife had a western omelette with grits. Both very good!

For a cafe in front a RV park I did not expect it to be so good! Terrific breakfast and lunch, big…read moreportions and excellent service. They play 50s and 60s music and the decor is small town old fashioned. Really enjoyed breakfast and lunch there while camping next door

Great place.. fun atmosphere and my goodness this server WORKED hard to serve us and the huge rush…read morewe came in with. We really never wanted for anything.. food was hot, tasty and huge. Perfect stop on a road trip that took us a route we had never been and a lot longer than planned but was happy to hit this spot. Did I mention the size of my sandwich?!?! Definitely recommend. Oh and if you are a Flyers fan.. even better! For those who do not know hockey .. Philadelphia Flyers!

Stop along the way home. Craving a cold sandwich and their hoagie sounded really good…read more Seat yourself. Large menu. Service was pretty good. Got water right when we sat down. Server seemed a little short but got the job done. The hoagie was piled high and tasted pretty good. Had some wings that were cooked well and good flavors but a little chewy. Fries could have been crispier but good. Deb grabbed the chicken salad sandwich. Fresh and good. Cole slaw was pretty tasty. Everything was fresh and tasted really good. Nice little shop along 301.

The Bakery Mill & Deli in Gainesville is a great little breakfast spot, especially if you're a…read moremuffin person like me. I went mid-morning on a Saturday and it was a little busy, but we were still able to get seated pretty quickly. The place is a full-service restaurant, but they also have a counter where you can order muffins and other baked goods to go. Honestly, the muffins are the main reason I come here. We ordered the biscuits and gravy, which were really tasty, but the highlight was definitely the muffin. Our server suggested ordering one and having it grilled, which I had never tried before and it was so good. They slice it in half and cook it on the griddle so the outside gets caramelized and slightly crispy while the inside stays soft. It completely elevates the muffin and makes it feel more like a dessert than breakfast. Overall it's a great casual breakfast spot, and if you go, definitely get a muffin and have them grill it.

Went back again today for lunch. We had tuna salad sandwich on sourdough marble rye bread and…read morechicken salad same bread. Both were delicious!! Service still dodgy, one out of the two female servers was nice (same one as yesterday). Place was packed, speaks volumes about the food! Very cozy and family oriented. Oh, we also had banana nut muffin and double chocolate muffin both amazing

Great coffee and brunch cocktails! Food was good…read moreService was good Small seating area so our party of 5 had to wait over an hour. Would have been shorter if a huge party of older folks didn't sit around for 2 hours after the were done eating.

Came for the ambiance and for their famous Shakshuka Rancheros …read more This dish albeit delicious.. was more ranchero than Shakshuka so if you're looking for authentic Shakshuka this is not it but the dish in itself was very inventive , original and well presented and I would not hesitate to order it again. Finished it off VERY fast. The right amount of food and flavor now I can go on with my day ;-

Continuing with our effort to try out different breakfast joints after church service on Sunday…read moremornings, I suggested Northgate Diner to my wife after expanding our search north of our church. Northgate wasn't on her list of restaurants to try out but we were intrigued by the positive reviews. From the outside, Northgate was showing its age. The menu indicated they opened in 2002 and it probably needs some updating...including the prices on the menu. The parking lot was quite full...a great sign! Our first impressions were that service was friendly and there seemed to be quite a lot of regulars who dine here as we heard a lot of conversations indicating familiarity. We were told to sit anywhere and we chose a booth. My wife and I ordered coffee and water to start out...their coffee mugs are quite big and they are attentive with refills. I ordered the Western Omelet with home fries and wheat toast and my wife ordered the Farmer's Omelet with tater tots and wheat toast. Breakfast was good with generous portions...both of us took home leftovers which was still good the next morning. All in all, a very good breakfast place (they also serve lunch) that we would likely return to. We thought the value was there. Lunch for 2 less tip was just over $30. They have a surcharge for credit card payments.

Fantastic : starting with our server, Jamie, who made his feel at home the second we sit down and…read morecontinued, didn't tell the last minute when we left. The food was excellent my partner had a breakfast, and I had the chicken with cheese and mushrooms, and it was absolutely delicious. There was a wait which simply proved that it was cooked in the kitchen and didn't come out of a bag shipped from Afghanistan. Defrost didn't thrown on the plate. The atmosphere in the restaurant is just absolutely amazing. It takes you back to the days when cafés were cafés. The relics on the wall are not the ones you find made in Japan and shipped in for decor. The real handmade type relics or hand-painted. The place is very patriotic and just a pleasure to be there. Everyone in the place seem so friendly that even though it was our first visit, we felt like it was home. I would recommend this establishment to absolutely anybody traveling through the area. I know it won't be my last trip. In fact, I'd say it will be my first of many.

43rd deli is deli(cious)!! Great breakfast/brunch spot with local charm. There were for sure a lot…read moreof regulars there which speaks for how good this place is. Lots of seating for big parties, the service was decently fast, and the food was pretty yummy. Would recommend their omelettes as I've had a couple of them, and their traditional breakfast with pancakes, eggs and bacon. I'm only deducting 1 star because I don't think this is the BEST breakfast place in Gainesville BUT it is still a solid choice! It deli(vered)

The restaurant was busy but we didn't have to wait too long to be seated and there was plenty of…read morespace to comfortably wait outside. The interior was cute and our table was clean. The coffee was good and the food tasted great. There was an issue with our order and it took a very long time to get our food. Even the server was confused why the other tables that ordered after us got theirs before us. Once we were done eating we sat at an empty table as the busboy offered to take away our plates and cups as we continued to wait on our check. A different server dropped the check at our table and someone else finally came by and took our money. We will still try again at a future date since the food itself was so good and hope for a better overall experience.

What a very nice place! I ordered the French toast and grits, and they make it with French bread!!…read moreWow! I have to say, up front, that they don't take credit cards as payment, but they do take Venmo or Zelle, so be prepared, or bring cash! The food is very down-home. It tastes just like it does when you are eating in your pajamas on Saturday morning! The decor is very eclectic and interesting. There are books, art and nick-nacks throughout the restaurant and even in the courtyard. The courtyard is special (see pictures) It would be perfect for you and your out-of-town guests to come and eat and hang out in peace, enjoying a lovely place to eat! Friendly staff, chill vibes!

Stopped in on a Thursday morning around 10-11am with my mom, and honestly... what a gem. It wasn't…read moretoo busy, which made the whole vibe even better .. it was calm, cozy, and a little artsy inside with such a unique charm that makes you want to linger. We both ordered waffles for breakfast, and I went for the blueberry ones with eggs and potatoes on the side. Everything was spot on. The potatoes were perfect, soft on the inside, crispy on the outside, seasoned so well they were borderline addictive. And the eggs? Fluffy, light, and cooked the way eggs should be. I'm so used to getting overcooked eggs at other places, so having them done right felt like a treat. The waffles were the star though. Crunchy exterior, soft warm center, and real blueberries in every bite. Absolutely delicious. Service was just as impressive. Our server was kind, attentive, and made the whole experience even better without ever hovering. Overall, East End Eatery easily earned this five-star rating. I had this on my must visit list of places in Gainesville and it did not disappoint. A must-visit breakfast spot in Gainesville,I'll definitely be back.

Friendly staff, good coffee, best banana bread ever. Went soon after opening and enjoyed a quiet…read moremorning on the porch (lots of fans).

Little coffee shop in Micanopy Florida…read more I had an iced latte and a scoop of sherbert. The coffee was ok, the sherbett had ice crystals thru out, but the flavour was nice. Bathrooms are clean and the little dining room is nice.