Sometimes you walk into small town restaurants and get the "you're not from around here" looks…read moreafter the doorbell rings when you enter, but that wasn't the case at Grumpy's. We were passing through the area, on the hunt for breakfast, and were warmly greeted by the staff and patrons. It was a Tuesday around 11am and the place wasn't busy so we sat right down and were served immediately. Cute country vibes all around! My husband got the scramble with sausage and grits and ate as much as his elastic belt would allow. I got the Big Grumpy Breakfast with toast and bacon and it was all cooked perfectly. My husband went to the bathroom and left me alone /unsupervised when there was pie & cheesecake available at the register - Silly man. I got a slice of cheesecake and it did not disappoint. It was perfectly chilled, not overly sweet and had a great consistency. The only thing I'm grumpy about after leaving this place is the fact that we don't live closer. Eat here, leave happy!

Found this place passing on our way to Daytona Beach all the way from Los Angeles. We arrived past…read more11am, so breakfast wasn't an option. To our surprise, the non-assuming quiche plate my partner got, and the burger bowl I got, were both delish!! The quiche was simple, but cooked to perfection. It comes with a bowl of side salad with a delicious maple balsamic dressing, a blueberry muffin, and a slice of tomato and lettuce on the plate. The quiche has a nice, homemade crust that's surprising light and just pure goodness. The burger bowl was a deconstructed burger without the bun. I got it with grilled chicken, and it was, of course, cooked to perfection. Juicy and flavorful, which is hard to achieve for most places. The salad was fresh, and the homemade Grumpy's sauce was delicious as well. The waitress was sweet. Service was on point. Price is good. Place is nicely decorated and clean. Both this place and the town of Madison has exceeded our expectations. We will for sure come back when we're around next year.

Bad service and the food was so bad I gave the rest of my food to my dog…read more Tried this place a couple of times and didn't like it either time. I wouldn't go back there.

To start with we sat way too long for there to have been 3 waitresses, they were too busy talking…read moreto each other and on their phones, the ceiling was covered in what appeared to be mold or dusty dirt ,ended up walking out before even getting to order.

The food here is fabulous- creative and delicious. At our last visit- hubby had the Pressed Cuban…read more- authentic. I had the ultimate grilled cheese - 3-4 types of cheese with bacon and tomato - wow!! A cup of Cream of Mushroom soup topped it off - large meaty mushrooms. The staff went above and beyond to be sure we had everything we needed. We would highly recommend and we will be back!!

Place was cute. Unfortunately every single food we ordered here was awful :( hopefully in the…read morefuture they can improve their menu a bit.

Mmmmmmmm this place was a life changer! We show up and yelp has it open til 3, turns out open til…read more2. Then we look inside and the owners wave to us at like 2:41??!? We go in and the Norris cafe is their last name and it's great! Parking was great, location mmmmmmm. great by city center. He makes my wife and I lattes and says they been there for 6 years and you gotta go

Norris Cafe has a simple menu of sandwiches, burgers and wings. And, we didn't have to pay $15 each…read morefor lunch! Our sandwich was good - the bread was fresh and the sweet tea was ice cold!

Waffle House has become an iconic presence on the culinary landscape here in the southeastern…read moreUnited States. It seems that their familiar logo beckons in all of its bright yellow neon glory road-weary travelers, partying college kids, parents with kids in tow, hungry workers seeking a casual and quick sit-down meal and just about everyone else from every walk of life. This particular Waffle House is located just next to a Best Western Plus. So if you're staying in the hotel, it is a very convenient place to grab a meal. Since Waffle House opened its first location back on September 5, 1955 in Avondale Estates, Georgia, it quickly established itself by offering a consistent selection of food and by being open twenty-four hours a day. For me, the biggest appeal of Waffle House has always been their hash browns, which you can get basic or topped with a variety of toppings such as chili, white sausage gravy, cheese, ham, onions and so many more items and you can combine these toppings in a multitude of ways. For my main course, I have usually gone with their patty melts or one of their egg breakfast options. I myself can see the strangeness that I have never having a waffle and a business where waffle is in their very name, but I prefer a more savory breakfast than a sweet one. If you are in the southeast United States, odds are you have probably passed a Waffle House location. It seems that they are on almost every major highway exit ramp and strategically placed throughout most cities and towns in the southeast. If you see one, give them a try.

This was the first time I've been at a Waffle House, and it was amazing. With my dad, I ate…read morebreakfast at around 7, expecting to be a tad hungry afterwards. However, the portion size was great; a teenager and middle aged man couldn't finish two dishes and a side, which is kinda insane. It was very cheap, large, and tasted extremely good. The service was also amazing; Julia was very kind and attentive; you should give her a raise! Everyone else was also nice, and it was nowhere near understaffed. Overall, the restaurant was clean, just as you might expect from a sit down restaurant. I forgot to take pictures, but I would suggest getting the gravy biscuits, which was a breakfast side.

What an interesting pit-stop! We stopped here for a break on our way to Florida. And the bagel and…read morethe tomato soup was delicious! The coffee was a little too weak for our liking, despite the fact that she assured us she would put in three shots of espresso. But we were not impressed! Maybe they need to check their beans! We ended up buying a bottle of Riesling for 30 dollars. A little pricey, but it is a pandemic and we wanted to support the very eclectic cafe, that made our pit stop worthwhile. As the town doesn't have much else going for it! That cafe gave the town character and it is sorely needed there! If you are reading this review because you are wondering if it is worth the consideration, indeed it is. It is the best thing in town, trust me, we have been there, driven through the town and seen what it had to offer.

This was a delightfully unexpected experience today -- we drove from Tallahassee to Madison for a…read moreburial at the Oak Ridge cemetery, and decided to grab some quick late lunch in town -- we happened upon this place and found the most pleasant and lovely people. Moruna treated us with kindness and patience for a 5-member group, and not knowing our situation. The cozy environment was perfect for some intimate chat. The food and coffee were excellent, quite possibly the tastiest croissant sandwich I've ever had (ham, swiss, and local figs). I loved it so much I was planning on returning the next day on my drive back to Miami from Tallahassee (sadly not open on Sundays). Moruna was especially sweet to offer us some coffee on the house when she learned of the situation with the funeral and our long drives coming up. I absolutely did not expect this level of service, fantastic options, or tasty food; but our entire party was very impressed and happy for the quiet moment in a long day. Needless to say, I definitely asked for a second croissant to go for future consumption. I'm sad I will not be able to frequent this café, but definitely looking forward to stopping in next time I'm travelling the I-10.

Aye here yesterday during a long drive. Food wasn't very good. Employees were fantastic though…read more Very helpful and polite young man working the register.

McDonald's was ok although the burgers tasted like they were old or cooked in old very salty oil,…read morebut the ladies room at the road stop that includes Jimmie's autoport was beyond disgusting. We will never stop here again.

Was sick of eating has station food so grabbed lunch at the Arby's attached to the gas station…read more Then again a few days later on my return trip home. I ordered a Turkey wrap with no sauces. No mustard no Mayo, I want it dry. On the first stop, the register clerk caught the preparer making my sandwich on bread and got him to correct it to a wrap. On the second trip, I got the sandwich on the bread and not the wrap I ordered. Oh well, at least bath times, there were no sauces!

It's an Arby's and usual menu, good spot on I-10 while traveling NW Florida and convenient next to…read morea Loves truck stop

The food is amazing but customer service. The lady in there is very rude. I was talking to another…read morecustomer and she threw her food on the counter. so much attitude and no offense like I understand that you are a big lady but you didn't have to put your stomach on the make table. to make my sandwich. I will never come back if you are passing through keep going.

I stopped in to the Subway on 378 east base street with my grandson to get a lil bite to eat. The…read moretwo that were working were so unprofessional. They talked out loud, sang out loud and it really wasn't a good experience. Several customers had to wait because instead of stocking things up they were standing around just talking. Never again. I put one star because it would not post if I did t rate the place. Smh

Food was hot and fresh. Staff was extremely friendly. Drive thru was busy but went fast. We didn't…read morehave to wait very long. Girl at the window warned us the fries were hot and they weren't kidding. Definitely will be going back!

I had a chocolate sundae from here. It was great, but I (nor my mom, who got a caramel sundae) were…read moregiven peanuts on the side, as McDonald's usually does. Other than that, the sundae was decent.