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The Farmers Table
26 E. Main Street, Mt. Sterling, OH
Mon-Sat | 7am-11am
(937) 269-1911
Inside the Sterling Bluegrass Jamboree
FIRST IMPRESSIONS:
5 - 5 of 5
If Cracker Barrel and a banjo had a baby, it'd be The Farmers' Table. You walk in through the main entrance of the Sterling Bluegrass Jamboree building (yes, that's a real thing ), and boom--you're in a dining room that doubles as a music hall. Tables, and the unmistakable scent of sizzling bacon.
Bonus points for the "Text Your Order" feature --I sent a message, got a cheerful reply, a photo of my ticket, and an ETA. Ms. Celina greeted me with a smile, my food was boxed and bagged, and the whole place was cleaner than a bald head after a fresh polish.
Would they let me sing on stage while waiting for my omelet? Probably not. But a guy can dream.
THE FOOD:
3 - 3 of 5
I opted for the 3-egg omelet, which included ham, mushrooms, cheese, and wheat toast. Solid. Eggs were cooked perfectly, and the fillings were generous. However, it needed a little salt and pepper to bring it to life. #NoSeasoning #OmeletNeedsAMicDrop
SERVICE & STAFF:
5 - 5 of 5
Ms. Celina runs the show like a breakfast ninja. Friendly, fast, and full of charm. I suspect she could whip up pancakes and solve a crossword at the same time.
VALUE & PRICING:
3 - 3 of 5
$12 for an omelet? That's a bit rich for my bald wallet. I could make the same thing at home for half the price... but then I'd have to do dishes.
CLEANLINESS:
5 - 5 of 5
Spotless. Like a freshly waxed dome.
PARKING:
4 - 4 of 5
Street parking is available. There might be a lot out back, but I didn't go exploring. I was on a mission for eggs, not asphalt.
HANDICAP ACCESSIBILITY:
2 - 2 of 5
Small step at the entrance. Not ideal. Use caution when entering or exiting--especially if you've had a few too many cups of coffee.
SOCIAL MEDIA:
3 - 3 of 5
- Strong Facebook Presence. Makes frequent posts, and the page has all the required contact information. Stop by the Farmers Table page and hit "Like". Why you're at it, take a look at the Sterling Bluegrass Jamboree page as well. You may be a Bluegrass Fan and just didn't know it.
COMMUNITY VIBES:
When Ben & Joy's closed, Mt. Sterling's breakfast brain trust lost its HQ. The Farmers' Table has stepped up as the new morning meeting spot for farmers, business owners, and individuals working to solve the world's problems over coffee.
It was good to see some familiar faces.
OVERALL BALD HEAD RATING:
4 - 4 out of 5
A charming breakfast spot with heart, hustle, and hash browns. Worth a visit if you're in town, at Deer Creek, or just craving a side of community with your eggs.
SUPPORT LOCAL!
Tag your breakfast crew, share your favorite dish, and let's keep The Farmers' Table cookin'!
And finally, why did the Farmer's Table move into the Sterling Bluegrass Jamboree Building????
Because even the mashed potatoes wanted to jam with the gravy! #dadjokes
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