We've been traveling and I could NOT face another fast food meal. Just pulled in and took a chance…read morebased on the many cars in the lot. We were very pleased with the lunch buffet. Not high-end food, but darn delicious. More on the "comfort food" end of the scale. Modest salad bar offerings, but sufficient! Three soup options, the bean soup was a little salty but tasty. The main entries/sides were varied enough to fill us up! Quite a few dessert options included so we pulled away, filled up but so glad it was a more unique & different meal. Hubby says to grab a piece of the lemon cake, if you have room. Did I say we were surprised about the reasonable price too? We'll come back if we pass this way again.

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.

Nice Mom and Pa shop with a surprise…read more Old school comfort food, a place where old famers hang out in the morning. Service is friendly and always moving. I have had omelets here twice and both time I got too much to finish. Decent prices. The surprise is the have game nights 4 times a week. Geeky gamers like myself will appreciate the dice, game books, and other RPG items for sale.

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...

What a great find. We are visiting our children in Hannibal from Pa and have visited the cafe…read morebefore but this is my first review. The food is amazing and unlike many places. It has fresh made items from soup to desserts. The bread is the best we've ever had. My husband's hamburger was by far in his top 5. My turkey sandwich was so perfect. Their homemade Parmesan potato chips crispy and light and the strawberry tea is nothing like I've ever had. Nathan was such a gracious waiter. Very attentive and friendly. You can definitely tell he loves what he is doing. We will continue to stop here every time we come here to visit. Thank you for a wonderful experience

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.

Visit frequently & always find service very friendly, accommodating & efficient! Food is always…read moregreat, well prepared & delivered in a timely manner! Great weekly specials & seating is always prompt! Only once was an order mistaken & they took care of right away! Would highly recommend giving them a try!

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!

The pumpkin crème brûlée coffee here was very good. We had a cinnamon roll which was fresh and…read moredelicious. The person taking the order was helpful and friendly. Java jive feels reminiscent of Central Perk. There's plenty of seating. It's a great experience

The decor is whimsical and the interior is surprisingly much larger than what it looks like from…read moreoutside. I had a hot ham and cheese panini and a lavender honey lemonade boba drink. The lady who took my order was helpful.

Honestly so pleased to find a place like this. They have a drive thru which is a plus. Prices are…read morereasonable and they have a wide selection. They're right off the side of the highway located near the college, hospital and hotel. So that is convenient. They have a wide selection of coffees and ice cream which I'm assuming they are known for. The iced coffee is really good! I also ordered a chicken, tomato and mozzarella sandwich. Wasn't as appealing to look at but it is good for what's around here especially during the Covid-19 situation. Also it comes with a side of fruit which was super tasty and refreshing. Totally will be coming back next time I am around.

I stopped by here during lunch. While I noticed lots of cars parked here in previous evenings I saw…read moreone other family congregating here consisting of 2 adults and their newborn baby, so it was not busy during this time. While I stood by the cash register at least 3 different ladies behind the counter passed me by. Not one greeted me or asked if I had any questions or if I wanted to purchase anything. There were no other customers ahead of me or behind me. And there were at least 5 employees all shrieking and laughing in the kitchen and having LOUD personal conversations amongst themselves. Finally someone came out and instead of saying anything to me she just stood and stared at me until I told her I wanted to order something. I ordered a salmon and broccoli bowl and a dirty soda. My wait was not long. The food and drink was surprisingly very good and the place is clean. While I wanted to come back another time and try their coffee drinks I just couldn't get myself to due to how painfully awkward it was to order here. The feeling I got was that customers are a burden.

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.

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

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.