Always a good time at Riversedge. Come in and visit. Chelsea, Crystal, Kendal and Mara will treat…read moreyou like family.

Food is good and inexpensive. Have always had responsive service even on the days when the place is…read morefull. Great for meeting up with friends and family members. Went there with my parents and the staff were very helpful and supportive with their needs.

Very friendly service and good home cooked food. Small town family dinner, busy with locals. Bean…read moreand ham soup was amazing, just like moms! Tons of ham in the soup! We will return next time I'm in town. Thank you for a wonderful experience!

The My place diner is simply a no frills good place to get a breakfast…read more Lots of regulars and the prices are very reasonable for what you get! Again, it's a simple establishment, but sometimes simple is simply great! If you want a taste of local old school Charlotte dining, check this place out.

Food truck that travels in my hometown area of Olivet, MI. Temporarily PARKED full-time at 'Double…read moreNickel' party store, Olivet. The portions are LARGE, and a good value for the money. Marty takes pride in his food. One of the community favorites receiving raves is 'Loaded Mac'n'Cheese' - essentially baked mac'n'cheese (REAL cheese) topped with tender pulled pork in sauce. My parents split the large portion and I tasted it - very good! 'Italian Stallion' is 1/2lb smoked sausage in bun, topped with sautéed peppers, onions and cheese and was tasty. 'The Wrangler' is a good tenderloin sandwich with custom toppings, which my wife enjoyed. Large fries was big enough to split between people. Check out their menu, which includes a variety of items. If you like food trucks, you'll want to try "Truckin' Awesome" 4 out of 5 = very good

Small town good food stoped in for business needed to feed the kids and bonus for a park across the…read morestreet service was great people very nic

We were taking back roads home from Grand Rapids and happened across this place. Definitely in the…read moremiddle of nowhere. Holy cow though the food was awesome. We always get biscuits and gravy everywhere we go and these are in our top 3 (1 is in NOLA , 2 is in KY). Place is a pole barn and honestly was COLD and there was only one server who was waiting, bussing, serving, ringing, she was awesome. The breakfast scramble, biscuits and gravy, and French toast were amazing. It's unlikely our travels will ever put us back there but if you have the opportunity to stop you should.

This restaurant is a great local small town place to eat that won't disappoint, while we had to…read morewait for a table the staff and customers waiting were pleasant

My husband and my MIL came here for breakfast during our holiday visit. Service was friendly and…read morethe dishes were great with generous portions. I had the deluxe breakfast, my husband ordered the meat lover omelette and my MIL opted for biscuits with gravy and a side of scrambled eggs. Everything bite was lovely so we picked up 3 large cinnamon rolls to take home at the counter. There were 3 tipping options on the credit card terminal ranging from 20% to 30% on the total amount! I promptly selected the custom option and added my self-calculated amount based on a reasonable and respectable percentage on the pre-tax total of the dined-in portion. I'm glad I did my math at the table before going up to the cash register.

The atmosphere here feels like a home meets a bakery and there just happens to be a restaurant…read moreinside. I ordered the Maple Bacon Burger ($14). A 1/3# patty, apple maple bacon jam, bacon, lettuce, tomato, and crispy onions, on a toasted butterhorn roll. This was an excellent burger, the beef was high quality and delicious. The bacon jam gave it a slighty sweet, yet savory taste. Everything merged together perfectly to create a burger I definitely want to eat again. I got applesauce with it that was very good. I got some Cinnamon Rolls to take home and they were fantastic. I also got a Raspberry Cream Cheese Roll. Basically raspberry instead of the cinnamon mixture and it works. Definitely a home run. The service was fantastic. Super friendly and helpful. Overall a 5 star review. Would I return? Absolutely, this is worth the 90 minute drive. Both Cinnamon Rolls and Burgers deserve their spots on the best of lists.

I love small town restaurants, and I'm happy to have stumbled upon Mel's Place. Mel is short for…read moreMelinda, by the way. She and her husband, Ron, own and operate the restaurant. Mel was my waitress and Ron was the cook. Mel was friendly and provided good service. I had two eggs over medium, a waffle, and coffee. All was very good.

We're here in the central part of the state of Michigan doing a 22 mile bike ride on the beautiful…read moreFalling Waters Trail between the cities of Jackson and Concord. Upon arriving in the small town of Concord (population 1,200) after the first 11 miles, we were thrilled to see the breakfast cafe on Main Street open for business. My wife and I have been loyal customers of this little cafe when bike riding through Concord over the past 10 years. During that period, it was known by two other names: the Silver Spoon Cafe and the Concord Cafe. Unfortunately, like so many small restaurants, this eatery closed its doors during the year of the pandemic. Riding up today, we noticed the familiar purple awning on Main Street still proclaims "The Concord Cafe". However, after changing hands and getting an interior facelift, it re-opened 30 days ago (May of 2021) as Mel's Place! After walking in the door, we quickly met the new owner Mel...short for Melinda. We enjoyed chatting with her about the renovation she did in exposing the hundred year-old brick in the minimalist and spotless dining room. We then got down to business ordering a pair of Veggie Omelettes with sliced tomatoes and raisin toast while nursing our fresh brewed cups of hot coffee. Our breakfasts at Mel's were spectacular...just like they had been over the years when we had patronized this small business under previous owners. For this Yelper, a delicious breakfast halfway through a 22-mile bike ride is a great motivator. Based on the excellent quality food and friendly small-town service, I expect Mel's Place to quickly build a solid reputation among the many recreational bikers that frequent the Falling Waters Trail. Five stars all day long.

I could go on for DAYS about how awesome the Spoon is. I love this place from the bottom of my…read moreheart (and belly too!). It is ran by a wonderful husband and wife who really care about their customers beyond making sure their food tastes good.... My favorite here is the Gaffer's Grub breakfast. Meat, potatoes, 2 eggs, and toast. If you're starving it is sure to fill you up, however there have been times I have taken a box home. They have a great muffin toast. The pancakes are out of this world too!!! I always have to have one when I go. They are everything a pancake should be! Finally, the coffee (which is also fantastic) is in a pot left on the table. I love being able to fill my cup as I'd like! Seating is first come, first serve. They have some booths but what I really like are the kitchen tables you would find in grandma's house. Small or large, you and yours are sure to fit. CASH OR CHECK ONLY!

I always try new places when out in the field for work. This was in the area and seemed good. I got…read morethe Grifters Grub (I believe) and it was good. Hasbrowns were golden and toast slightly burnt. Good food for good price. Small cafe, so be warned about seating. Service was good, nice lady. It's got a laid-back attitude. Don't expect a rush.

Absolutely love this adorable, cozy diner! It reminded us of good ole fashioned breakfast with your…read morefamily & friends. The service was top notch and the food piping hot and delicious! Highly recommend the breakfast burrito!

Breakfast for the family was delicious. Called in and ordered, was ready when I got there. Will be…read moregoing back I also love the oatmeal.

I've found Williamston's Grand River nee "Main St." to be endearing and active every time…read more I've visited, which because of my daughter's athletics has been a lot recently. Shops, eateries, and public parks make the space walkable and consumer friendly. The Sun Theatre, an old school façade movie theatre brings entertainment to the community and Williamston Theatre, with its local thespian scene, is a fine attraction for those looking for in-person comedy, romance, or thriller stories. This vibe is equal parts nostalgic and familiar. Like a Hallmark Channel holiday special in living color. Such is the vibe that this month's review, That New Place, exhibits and revels in. From the lunch counter seating options to the tables organized by the ceramic miniatures that occupy them to the deli case filled with delectable pastries, this place is simultaneously fresh and reminiscent of prior eras. The staff welcome you in unison and usher you out the door with similar hospitality and well wishes for your return. If you go on the weekend, prepare to wait because it has become a popular destination for the bedroom community and surrounding locales alike. Opened in 2023, by delightful and warm owners Carrie Ballou and Ray Priebe, in the location of a former bakery, the tradition of scratch baked goods serves as a foundation for breakfast and brunch flavors from morning to midday. The dine-in or take-home options are in abundance, and the daily specials are sure to have something for everyone. What's Good I visited That New Place on a Friday afternoon with one of my very best friends who was in town from Atlanta as she was home visiting family. It was busy and the owner expressed her apologies for the delay in the delicious Blueberry Peach Crumble Cake ($8) arriving to our table. She was so sincere that I couldn't help but offer grace. The cake was scrumptious and light but could have been heated just a touch warmer. My bestie ordered the Mixed Greens Salad with Mojito Chicken ($15). The tender cuts of chicken thighs were sweet from the orange-based marinade, and the lemon vinaigrette offered a citrusy bite of sour. The only drawback was the mixed greens were nearly all spinach. I had the same protein on the Mojito Chicken Sandwich ($15) which is served open face atop garlic toast with a spread of hot honey ranch and topped with house made Coleslaw. This sandwich was a hit. All of the components complimented each other in terms of flavor and texture. What's Really Good My first visit was mid-week, and I sat at the counter. At first, it seemed like I was the only one who didn't know anyone as conversations between staff and guests were boisterous and gleeful. Then I realized, that was just the culture of That New Place- no one leaves a stranger. I ordered a la cart Two Eggs ($4), Chicken Breakfast Sausage ($5), Pork-Bo ssam ($6), Hot Potatoes ($5). Every bite was a triumph over the previous. The eggs were fluffy and cheesy. The chicken sausage was flavorful, savory and cooked with the right amount of crisp when you bit into them. The Pork-Bo ssam was awesome. Shredded pork shoulder prepared in a traditional Korean fashion with notes of ginger, star anise, garlic, and onion, and black tea. It's not the first thing you think about when breakfast is of mine, but maybe it should be. Still, the potatoes were even better- slathered with the same hot honey ranch that cuddled the open sammy above. Crispy outside and tender inside, but that dressing will have me trying to recreate it in my own kitchen soon enough. Sweet and spiced with red pepper flakes, garlic, onion, and fresh herbs. You're going to want to give these a try. Best Bite The pastries. Period. They are worth braving the construction induced detour in and around town to arrive back on Grand River. I mentioned the Crumble Cake before, but on my prior visit, I ordered two Scones ($5/two) and wish I had the courage to take some home. The first was a Candied Ginger Peach which was soft and sweet in all the ways you want for breakfast. The Blueberry Thyme scone was also soft, but the savory thyme played so perfectly with the fruit that it could be starring on a stage in town as the crowd chants "Encore". Bravo

Food was spectacular. It was seriously out of this world. Everything was made to perfection, and…read morethe hot potatoes! Omg they blew my mind. It was a great experience all around. Atmosphere is nice, service is good and the chef brings the order out to every table. He's kind, caring and talks to his guests. Well worth the experience. I cannot recommend this place enough

A friend had recommended Greenhouse Cafe to me and I am so glad I had the opportunity to dine there…read moretoday. I had the Chilaquiles but I removed the eggs and added steak. I like my steak cooked medium and it was cooked to a true medium. The waiter told us that their cook had trained with a Michelin starred chef. It was a huge portion but it was hard to stop eating because everything tasted so good. The waiter we had was very nice and attentive and refilled my water before it even got low. It was hard to decide what to eat because there were so many options and everything is reasonably priced. I bought a salted caramel cheesecake for home and it was absolutely delicious as well. I cannot wait to return and try something different.

Four of us women found Greenhouse Cafe on Yelp as we were driving to Chicago. Among the four of us,…read morewe shared omelets, soup, and salads. All were very good and the service was great. Nice comfortable, relaxed atmosphere.