Lauren B,, our waitress, was phenomenal. Even though the place was extremely busy she acted like we…read morewere the only people in the room. Wonderful service! The food was excellent, too. Everyone in our five person party was delighted with their dishes and everybody got something different. The ambience also has a cool vibe, since it was a 1890s bank converted into a coffee and breakfast house. This was an excellent experience.

Five stars all the way! Such a cute restaurant. We had a large group and our server was so friendly…read moreand got all of our food orders right (some of my family has dietary restrictions). The sandwiches are delicious. I like that you can pick the type of bread you want. The wheat and 9 grain breads were yummy. The sandwiches have a great combination of meats, mayos and veggies. Try the Lazy Boy and Spindle. I also like the multiple choices for a sandwich side. The side salad was good. The beef cabbage soup was amazing. Everyone enjoyed their meals. Good quality food. A wonderful dining experience on a busy Sunday brunch time. The owner stopped by and visited with us. Very nice gentleman. I'll be back for sure when I am in the area again!

Wonderful drinks! Love the sammiches, I would go there everyday if I could! Cant wait to come back!read more

This place is cool. We went here after we went to the children's museum upstate's. We both had…read moregotten coffee, from the march madness menu. They are really nice and friendly. The coffee is great too.

if you're anywhere near the area, stop at Ruby for the best coffee around…read more robust flavor and SO smooth - like no acidity - idk how they do it, maybe it's the water it's so good, no fancy orders for me - either a hot brewed coffee or cold brew. (although, I have heard from others that their specialty drinks are also great, which I don't doubt.) And I always get at least one bag of beans to go because with Ruby's to start my morning, i know i'll be happy. staff is always kind and willing to help if you face menu fatigue. it can get busy, but even at its peak rush hours, the vibes are good. my one disappointment from the most recent visit was that they used to have this espresso chocolate chip scone, that i will never forget... for your sake, dear reader, I hope they bring it back.

Coffee - 2 stars Breakfast- 8 stars!!!!…read more This bird's nest breakfast was the best thing I ate all week! The meal was huge, kept me full well past lunch time. The homemade bread with a light toasting and the egg in the middle, avocado in the side and the greens. Such a lovely surprise! The latte was honestly disappointing. Very weak. Flavor was ok. The inside is cute, good amount of tables to sit and eat, or work. Service was pleasant and fast.

Visiting from out of town for training at UW Stevens Point. Found this Cafe near the school, Loved…read morethe food, loved the friendly service I will definitely be back when I am traveling through on my way to the Boundary Waters. Thanks Guys

We had a group of 7 at lunch time. We were promptly seated and our waitress was very good…read more We had kids who shared two meals and it was an extra $1 to share the plate. They did bring the meals split for us. We had the Jimmy skillet, the provolone chicken sandwich and the country fried steak. All were good. They even came around with freshly backed cinnamon rolls so we had one of those too! Delicious!

My wife and I have been here a couple times and so far they haven't disappointed us yet. Today we…read morewent for breakfast after a walk through the farmers market. I had there two pancakes with chocolate chips. My wife had there special of the day. Both our meals were great I couldn't eat both pancakes i had maybe 75 percent of it ate had to take the rest to go. This places caters to the local community with its walls filled with artwork you can buy. And the old school tables and chairs from the 60s or 70s this place knows its way into any mans heart is through their stomach. Our wait time was told to be 20 minutes but we were the next to be sat down. Even though it was busy they still got to us and got our food out to us faster than other places I have been to. If you're looking for some good food and great atmosphere try this place out it might just give you a glimpse of what it was like growing up in the 60s. Great job all of you at Little fat Gretchens every time we go there they have shown us all whats its like it eat at the best

A friend of ours recommended this restaurant and it did not disappoint! Diner-style tables,…read morefriendly ambiance. Homemade rye BLT, French toast with strawberries, and mango chicken wrap were all delicious!

I absolutely love Comma Café--and especially their slogan, "enjoy the pause." Cute, clever, and it…read morereally fits the vibe of the shop. I had the pleasure of meeting the owner, Lisa, who was so personable and welcoming. She shared a bit about her shop and even told me how she learned to make gelato from someone straight from Italy (definitely ask her about it--it's such a fun story!). Speaking of gelato--my $6 portion was huge. I'm so used to city prices and smaller servings, but here you really get your money's worth. They also run great specials; in August, for example, it was two beers for $4--unreal. If we'd been hungrier, I would've loved to try one of their handmade sandwiches too. On top of that, I had one of the best cold brews I've ever tasted--it got me "juiced," as we say. Between the warm atmosphere, generous portions, and Lisa's genuine hospitality, this is a gem of a spot. If I'm ever back in the area, Comma Café will definitely be a planned stop.

This is a charming little spot for lunch. I've been here a half dozen times over the past year and…read moreeverything was fresh, home made and served with a smile. Check hours to make sure they are open as they change with seasons.

Update -- hot food hours seem to be 10-2pm, although pre-packaged foods seemed available for…read morebreakfast hours and btwn 2-3pm. They have special menus on lots of random holidays like Mardi Gras. The cookies are delicious and affordable. My favorite so far is the pumpkin one which is only 100 calories--I think that's considered a healthy veggie serving!

Bleak. Some might say the normal "mood" a hospital may hold. Well today is the day that I prove…read moreyour folks wrong. Scuttling into the establishment with my eager supervisor was an experience to say the least. Scavenging the facility from top to bottom for any slight clue that would lead us to the Holy Grail of hospital eateries. Finally, we find direction signs (and face masks) that is labeled "Archangel Café". The insatiable hunger we are feeling is soon to be satified... The signs bring us left to right to right to left the smells become stronger with that distinct café aroma. We scurry across the hospital floor to find.... our sanctuary. We walk in, assorted snacks everywhere, sandwiches and milk and PIE... delectablable. But that's not what made this place feel at home... it was the people. Our new friend that works behind the glass reminded me of those sweet older ladies that just want you to be happy for the rest of your days and wish nothing but peace and joy. It felt like a new home. Now. The food. What you would expect from a hospital café? If you said some of the greatest hole in the wall food you're absolutely correct. This place had some of the most tender pull apart-able chicken I've had in quite a hot minute! I would like the thank the individuals that brought their own elbow grease from home to make this the best lunch I've had all month. 5/5 shuttle bus exit was a nice touch

My wife & I enjoy going to "Too-Dars Diner", for Sunday breakfast. Everything is freshly made…read more Prices are very reasonable. The coffee is fresh. It is a local diner in the village of Iola. I highly recommend this diner to all my out of town friends.

The food is good, with decent portion sizes and quick service. My favorite is an omeletteread more