wonderful food! this place cooks like momma used to cook. I love this simple down home cooking. We…read moreare from Boise but are in the area quite often. You can always be sure to get fast friendly service and a little bit of local gossip. great place and good prices.

The minute you step in you feel a bit overwhelmed by all the goodness, the glass cases stocked with…read moreyummy items, muffins, cupcakes, breakfast items, etc. and then the cozy chairs, couches, lots of places to sit and relax and visit. Our food and drinks were wonderful!

Had the Mediterranean panini sandwich and it was great. Staff was friendly and nice. Coffee tasted…read moreburnt so not sure I would do that again. Overall a good experience and would go back.

Smelled great. After 27 minutes and 2 different people taking our drink order, we left our menus on…read morethe table, still with no drinks and no indication that anyone was ever going to take a food order, and got back on the road. Enjoy the pictures of the menu. We ate breakfast here years ago and it was fine.

Good breakfast Good bacon! Not that paper thin stuff most…read morerestaurants are switching to. Amounts were good. I think my only feedback would be to make hash browns crispy. But that is just my preference

This is such a great place for breakfast or lunch. The portions are huge and the food is great…read more The gravy is homemade and delicious. There is really nothing but positives to say. Kim is awesome and the boys are always great. Also. If you ever want the ultimate in over the top breakfast.. try the manly Mann. It is so much good and you won't be disappointed.

The prices here are absolutely ridiculous and a rip off. I ate there this morning with a friend and…read morehis girlfriend and we got coffee, 2 sides of bacon, and three simple breakfast meals and got charges $70 and were expected to leave a tip for very mediocre food. Not worth it, 1/10. Case closed

The food was amazing and so was the service. This is a hidden gem in small town Idaho!read more

We have been wanting to check this place out for awhile. Very friendly atmosphere. We had fish and…read morechips. Not greasy. Huckleberry shake was amazing. Waitress was friendly and helpful. Menu had lots of choices. We will be back.

A+ for what it is, which is -- a small town diner that generally opens at 5am and closes at 2pm,…read moreserves breakfast all day, hosts a crowd that's a nice mix of locals, fisherman, and hunters (all of whom are up and out early) with great prices and good food. The service was great and came with an appropriate fun attitude. And the portions were great, see picture.

This place is exactly what I would expect. Just a small town dinner in a small town in northern…read moreIdaho. Food is simple and tasty. Service is quick. You just have to walk past the unnecessary Trump signs coming In the door. But I am here for a greasy breakfast not a political debate.

Waitress was not very friendly. We were served moldy toast and the food is wayyyyy too expensive…read morefor the quality. And the sign out front says to turn phones off but the waitress' phone kept ringing. Overall experience was horrible

Kate the owner is an absolute doll, and the food is fantastic. When I ordered breakfast, I thought…read moreshe had put a cup of ketchup on the plate for my potatoes. This is after I said I didn't want ketchup, I shrugged and just went with it. Turns out it's not ketchup. It's HOMEADE STRAWBERRY JELLY FOR THE BUSCUIT! Dude! C'mon, you want peak small town cooking, that's it right there. Bottomless cups of coffee, great service, small town atmosphere. Most of the breakfast items are standard almost anywhere you go, but she does the eggs right, the bacon is tasty, and did I mention the home-made strawberry jam? This place is awesome.

Amy's Lunch Fiesta: A Review by Someone Who Now Believes in Culinary Miracles…read more Today I had lunch at Amy's. I expected a casual affair--maybe a sandwich, some chips, and polite small talk. What I got instead was a full-blown flavor intervention featuring Mexican Lentil Soup, a Pork Fajita Panini, and a Mexican potato salad that may or may not have whispered sweet nothings to my taste buds. Mexican Lentil Soup: This soup came in hot--both literally and flavor-wise. Imagine lentils with a master's degree in spicy sass and a minor in making you question every bland soup you've ever tolerated. It was hearty, zesty, and just the right amount of kick. " I briefly considered bottling it and using it as a cologne: Eau de Amy's Soup--smells like comfort and confidence. Pork Fajita Panini: First off, it's bold to turn a fajita into a panini. That's like asking a mariachi band to perform in an elevator--tight space, but big results. The pork was juicy, the bread was perfectly grilled, and each bite was like a well-choreographed salsa dance on my tongue. Somewhere between the caramelized onions and the cheese oozing like it was paid to perform, I think I saw God. Mexican Potato Salad: Look, I've had potato salad. We all have. But Amy's Mexican potato salad rolled up to the party in a sombrero and kicked the door down. Creamy, tangy, and spiced just enough to make me wonder if the potatoes were grown with personality. If regular potato salad is that friend who always brings napkins to the potluck, this one is the friend who shows up with tequila, guac, and zero apologies. Final Verdict: Amy didn't serve lunch. She served a culinary experience with enough flavor to convince me that my usual microwave burrito is a crime against humanity. If she ever opens a restaurant, I'm investing. If she ever stops cooking, I'm rioting. 11/10, would beg for leftovers.

Amazing food!! I cannot recommend enough, my family and I got the turkey havarti panini, the…read morebuffalo chicken wrap, the thai chicken bowl, and a cup of the tomato meatball soup. It was all delicious ESPECIALLY the soup! Amy's service was very welcoming and the food came out fast! We will definitely be stopping here every time we pass through in the future!

Great service and great food. Glad to have them back open. New owners are a good part of the…read morecommunity.

I was on the way to the Airport , never been here before, i got a huge container of chile with a…read morebout a cup of shredded cheese and a cup of onions with crackers, i added a loaf of sourdough, in my town of El Cajon Ca this would have been over 20 dollars, i paid 8 dollars and its freaking delicious, the little lady that took care of me was awesome, she was the busser

If you're a woman visiting alone, don't be surprised if you're treated like the day's entertainment…read moreby some of the older men who spend their mornings here. Within minutes, I was repeatedly invited to sit in a stranger's booth, warned not to stay in town too long or I'd "get pregnant and have to stay..." and asked about my political views before they knew my name. Basic manners are optional, but political screening is not. They made fun of gay people and told a joke about a preacher and a "colored person." If you're not a part of the political party that does that, they'll say that you aren't welcome. I was polite, as I was alone, but I did say, "I will be sitting over here the whole time," the 5th time I was asked to sit in the city council member's booth. One of the woman said, "he's not a pervert, he just plays the part." I did like her but If my husband had gone instead of me the comments would have been different. They might think they were friendly or charming but actually most people would find these comments intrusive and uncomfortable. The bakery isn't responsible for every customer who walks through the door, but if this behavior is common, then it becomes part of the customer experience. I was antsy to get my food and leave... Just a mom grabbing breakfast for my family at 6:45am. They have good food and reasonable prices. The server there was wonderful and so was the man pouring coffee. It's just that some of the patrons act like they don't have mothers, daughters, or decency.