The place was clean but dated. The food was either overcooked (sausage) or undercooked (hash…read morebrowns) eggs were cold and rubbery. Nothing looked like it was home-cooked. Nice waitress tho.

Lots of choices, hit it at the right time and get breakfast and lunch, needs more seasonings,…read morepretty bland, it was clean but the employees kept talking about awful things, wasn't very professional at all. Clean bright, minimal decor.

They had great breakfasts, breaded tenderloins, and burgers. Breakfasts always cooked as ordered…read more.. I heard it was going to open again or was already...

The people that work there make you feel like family, if they haven't seen you in a while you get a…read morehug and a warm hello. Just what the soul needs to feed it and then they have good food on top of it.

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!

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.

Great stuff! The smell when I walked in had me mesmerized! Great menu, great flavor, and…read moreoutstanding service. They are very attentive and pleasant. The salad was excellent and I could tell the ingredients were very fresh. The main courses came out quickly, nice and hot. They've got a few veggie options, but I'd love to see an eggplant parm. I'd probably come by every month if they had that lol. Highly recommend, check it out!

Service was fast and friendly. Omelette was done just right. I'd definitely go there again.read more

Gave the hotel's free breakfast the go by as it looked just terrible: the towers of children's…read morecereal, the fart muffins wrapped in plastic, etc. So we pushed on to Java Jive. A spacious and well-appointed coffee house that provided a tasty nosh (x2), a hot cup of light blend, the best cortado the Missus has had west of the Mississippi and the prettiest coffee shop bathroom you ever saw. And all for $12.43. An AAR Must Coffee.

This place has a lot going for it! The food is really good for starters! They serve breakfast and…read morelunch (and ice cream). Plus, as their namesake...COFFEE! I got a cold brew and it was pretty good. The inside is full of books and art along with tons of spots to sit and enjoy. I love all the mixed tables and chairs!! It looks like they stole all the kitchen tables:chairs from my childhood. With soft blend of music and a TV playing to keep the mood engaging. Everyone was there for something but yet again maybe they were there to find something. Either way, I am sure you can find it here. One concern is that it is a little pricey but you get one trip around the sun. And, since they played Tom Petty, then there is not much to worry about anyhow!!

The ice cream was soooo good!!! The people at Mimi's were really nice. The restaurant is so cool…read morewith a fountain outside and many pineapple themed things!!

Everything went right. While in Hannibal for Honor Flight #76 we were served Mimis blueberry…read moremuffin with breakfast. Hands down best muffin I've ever had. It was perfectly moist. Not overly sweet and just melt in your mouth delicious. Brought a couple home for family and my friend was just blown away. She is 71 years young and said hands down the best by far she has ever had.

Quite little coffee shop with a good food selection. Plenty of coffee selections to choose from…read more Love the laid back feel.

The vibe of the hive is great…read more Emily and I decided to get out of town for a day and picked Galesburg to roam around and explore. I let her pick the coffeehouse we visit and that's how we ended up at The Beanhive. Upon walking in, I knew we picked a great place. The Beanhive has the vibes of grandma's house. Everything feels vintage, antiqued, and from the 1970s. The decor is definitely eclectic and feels like they raided said grandmas' house for all their furniture. All of that is a positive in my book. Emily ordered a caramel latte and I got my usual iced americano and we split a warmed up cinnamon roll for breakfast. It didn't take too long for our drinks and roll to come out. The americano was as dark as the night sky and that was a good sign. I took a sip and was instantly in heaven. This was, without a doubt, the best americano I've ever had. Emily was smitten with her caramel latte and we both loved the cinnamon roll. We stuck around a bit longer than intended because we both just loved the vibe of the place and the baristas make us feel really welcomed. If I lived in Galesburg, this would be the only coffeehouse I would visit. Sidenote: They do have stickers, pins, shirts and other merch if you are looking for that kind of stuff. We both got some stickers and pins while Emily also grabbed a nice looking long sleeve tye-dye shirt. Their merch has a Jimi Hendrix vibe to it, which fits with the vibe of the place.

Krazy Cakes is our go to breakfast/brunch spot in Quincy. I love their breakfast sandwiches and the…read moreMajor. All of the salads are a perfect mix of savory and sweet. The owner and staff are so friendly and treat all customers like family.

Excellent sandwiches and salads in a modern cafe near downtown. We sat on the charming patio on a…read morebeautiful summer day. The owner is very friendly also. Highly recommended for lunch.