Best hash browns ever!!! Always get the Big Breakfast. Always perfect. Show up early if you…read moredon't want to wait for a table. Friendly staff! Excellent chef!

Great for breakfast! Friendly employees. And n Sundays there is usually a wait yet worth the wait.read more

Service is great, helpful and friendly. Split a sandwich with Mom; perfect portion size for lunch…read moreon a travel day. Not enough trash receptacles - had to hunt to find! Dad's sandwich only had 2/3 meat compared to bun but declared it was tasty enough. Steak sandwich was plentiful and tasted really good. Decor is bright and clean.

In Ottawa, KS by the Franklin County Courthouse is this little gem. Coffee, coffee, coffee runs…read morethru my mind when I am out exploring. This is a well lit, big windows, open spaces vibe coffee house. The noise level wasn't loud or close to it. There is a bar, coffee and tea, and sandwiches. I ordered an Everything began and Garden Vegetable Cream cheese bagel with added lettuce. There wasn't a line so I decided to take it up a notch. I was shocked with about 5 different cream cheeses to choose from. Check out the lights, windows, and the high ceiling look. I was wanting to chill solo today so I went to the back room. This is where I took the pics. They support small artists and businesses; fun to see what will be displayed in this back room. There is a coffee roaster here too! Marais des Cygnes has cool merchandise to sell besides beans. Clean restrooms and the tables/chairs are well maintained. Back room can be reserved as well. Great for solo, catching up with small groups, or possibly cramming for exams. Not like cozy fall asleep comfy but open well lit feeling. Parking on Main St but better to park on the side (courthouse side). 2 entrances. Another plus is the cashier didn't try to push for a tip (kinda makes me feel uncomfortable when a place asks). Instead I found the nice old fashioned tip jar. Downside: food can take a really long time to arrive (that was my past experience here but that was 8 mo. ago). Today's experience was 10/10 perfect.

Unfortunately I came on the busiest weekend of the year in Emporia. So there was a wait. But like…read moremost places you have to wait, it was well worth it! This is the quintessential small town diner. Amazing service with that local feel. I got the chicken fried steak and eggs. It was huge! A whole plate of steak and yummy gravy. It was really good. 2 people could have shared this. Spectacular service and great food at a reasonable price. I recommend!

The place is adorable and the staff is very friendly. Our food came out very quickly. The potatoes…read moreand hash browns could have been cooked longer but everything had a really good flavor. Be prepared!! The portions are huge. If you order the Big Mess you'd better be Big hungry!! I ordered the 1/2 order and barely are it through a 1/4 of that. Definitely worth the price (4 people less than $50)!

We have been there twice and we love this restaurant for breakfast! The food is excellent and…read moreserved hot. Homemade jams. Eggs perfect every-time. Service is top notch even when they are very busy! Great place to go.

My wife and I stopped by The Roost for breakfast, and it definitely lived up to its reputation…read more I ordered the corned beef hash with scrambled eggs and sourdough toast. The corned beef hash was outstanding, crispy where it should be, tender where it counts, and clearly made by someone who actually cares. You can taste the effort. The scrambled eggs were perfectly cooked too. Now, about that "sourdough." I have to confess I'm a bit of a sourdough snob after spending time eating the real deal in San Francisco. This wasn't sourdough. It was good white bread wearing a fake mustache. That said, it was fresh, buttery, and the marmalade was absolutely delicious, so I still happily cleaned my plate. The coffee is self-serve and bottomless, which I actually like. If you're the type who enjoys topping off your own cup whenever you want, it's perfect. If getting up to refill your coffee feels like an Olympic event, you may disagree. Service was friendly, fast, and exactly what you hope for at a breakfast spot, attentive without hovering. We visited around 8:30 on a Saturday morning. Since it's a college town and summer break was in full swing, it wasn't busy at all. I'd expect it to be a much different story once students are back. Overall, I'd absolutely come back. Just one request for The Roost: either upgrade to real sourdough... or call it white bread. My inner bread critic will thank you.

Best place to get brunch in the KC metro! Shout out to their fabulous hostess Chandrima, as well as…read moretheir amazing servers, Ali and Meg! Hats off to the manager Bre, she is especially impressive.

We loved Urban Egg! The food was amazing, but the drinks might have stolen the show. I had the hot…read morechai latte and my husband had the iced horchata, and both were SO good. We actually had to drink them slowly so they would last through our entire meal. My husband got the cinnamon swirl pancakes and I had the protein bowl. Both were delicious and everything felt fresh and flavorful. Although it's pretty loud in the restaurant with it only being 1/2 full, we will definitely come back. Definitely one of our favorite breakfast spots from our trip.

Cinnamon rolls so good on hey warn you when they're getting low on inventory, but don't worry, they…read moremake more! Bustling with locals and passerby's. True small town breakfast destination. Very casual, lots of seating, and the friendliest of staff. Perfect breakfast stop on your way out of KC, heading south.

The Cider Mill is about all I've done in Louisburg, so it was nice to be able explore town a little…read moremore and try a local restaurant! Miss B's Cafe is a southern classic! I had my family with me and a lot of the locals stopped by to chat especially to say hi to all my girls- it was so sweet! We were there on a random Friday, and it surprisingly wasn't busy, but I could see it getting crowded on a Saturday morning! It seems like they had a lot of seating though. It was hard to pick what to eat, but I ended up with a classic breakfast and it didn't disappoint! Definitely wouldn't mind stopping by again if I'm in town!

Hubby and I celebrated our 40th anniversary here last weekend. We asked for and were seated by a…read morewindow. There was a 'Happy Anniversary' card on our table signed by the staff, such a nice touch! Our waitress greeted us warmly and wished us happy anniversary and told us that for celebrating with them we'd receive a special dessert or a champagne toast. Another lovely surprise. We ordered cocktails and enjoyed their delicious bread service of freshly baked popovers. For dinner I had their Catch of the Day, Black Cod, wrapped in speck, served with saffron couscous. It could not have been more delicious. My husband enjoyed their Three Way Chicken, a dish so plentiful he took one piece home with him. We were both so pleased with our meals we didn't want to eat to excess, so our server offered to send our dessert home with us. The service, ambience and food were all wonderful. So glad we selected Silo as our place to celebrate!

Today's review comes to you from the land of manicured greens and pricing that definitely knows…read moreit's on a golf course. We hit the club for brunch with a group, and while the ambiance was pure "Country Club Chic," the execution was a bit more "Sunday Morning Sand Trap." The Liquid Courage I started off my round with two drinks. the Bloody Mary. It was fine--tasty enough, but it certainly didn't change my life or inspire any poetry. However, things got interesting with their Tequila/Cold Brew/Liquor 43 concoction. Topped with an egg foam cap, it was actually pretty solid. A bit of a gamble, but sometimes you have to roll the dice when the menu is trying that hard. The Culinary "Hit and Miss" Then came the food, or as I like to call it: The Great Consistency Crisis. The Steak: I asked for medium-rare; I received medium-well with a "char" that felt more like a personal vendetta against the cow. The Potatoes: Apparently, potato portions are determined by a lottery system. I received about half the amount of the person next to me. Maybe I didn't look hungry enough? The Eggs: My over-easy eggs had crispy, hard edges and arrived at a temperature I'd describe as "lukewarm at best." We also had to hunt down salt and pepper like we were on a scavenger hunt. Honestly, I probably should have just hit the buffet and cut out the middleman. The Service Our server was perfectly nice, but he appeared to be roughly twelve years old. Since he wasn't legally old enough to understand the complexity of a craft cocktail, he couldn't give us any info on the drink menu. We just had to "go with our gut"--which is a dangerous game when tequila and cold brew are involved. The Verdict I'm not saying I won't be back, but consider this a fair warning: if Round 2 involves another charred steak and a side of "room temperature" eggs, I'll be sending it back for a rerun faster than a shanked drive into the woods. 3/5 Stars -- Great for people-watching, questionable for potato-equity.

I was out and about on 87th Street in Lenexa searching for a top-tier breakfast, and I absolutely…read morehit the jackpot. This spot is owned by the same team behind Kate's Kitchen up north--which I've always found fantastic--and I'm happy to report this location is on that same elite wavelength. The Experience: The atmosphere is clean and impressively airy, making for a great morning vibe. Both the hostess and server were exceptionally engaging, even providing a personal water pitcher for the table--a small touch that makes a huge difference. The Food: Chicken Fried Chicken: This is the real deal. It was clearly prepared fresh, not frozen, which is a rarity these days. The Sides: The home potatoes were perfectly crispy, and the gravy was thick, peppery, and hit all the right notes. The Biscuit: This "super-sized" biscuit was essentially the icing on the cake. The Eggs: I ordered my eggs poached soft. They arrived a bit too soft (runny yolk was the goal, but these were just under), though in fairness, that's likely on me for the specific request! Verdict: If you want a breakfast that feels home-cooked with high-quality ingredients and attentive service, this is the place. I'll definitely be back for their famous French toast and medium poached eggs .

This place is pretty great My grandma and dad are obsessed…read morewith this place, every time they're together they will go here for breakfast I got a waffle with powdered sugar, some banana slices on the side and 2 pieces of bacon my grandma gave me. The waffle was very nice, the bananas were ok and the bacon could be crispier but I forgot to ask for extra crispy so that's probably my fault The service was good and the ambiance was nice. Also easy to find the bathroom so that's a win Overall pretty good I would give 4.5 stars but I can't so yeah pretty good you should go. Byeeeeeeeee

What a quaint little place. The roasted sandwich I had was delish. The bread was fantastic…read more The potato salad was great as well as the pasta salad. I'll definitely be back when I'm in the area.

As an outsider to this town and needing breakfast in the morning before I go, this was not the…read moreplace. Their only option was a cinnamon roll and nothing else. I was deceived since I didn't notice anyone else with this problem. Also the location of this restaurant wasn't so easy to see from the outside, which if it was a big town then it would actually be a problem but I had wished there could have been something of the way, which maybe I missed. The owners or workers seemed friendly and I wished I could have just had breakfast.

The Friendship House in Wamego was a great experience. Stopped in for lunch and food came out…read morequickly, everything tasted great and was well made, and prices were extremely reasonable. The atmosphere was cute and cozy with a family-oriented home towny feel. Location was perfect, being located right across the street from the city park. Food was simple but great. Ordered a hot melt sandwich, cheeseburger veggie soup and a bacon cheese burger. Everything came out warm and presented well. Taste was fresh and simple. No excessive sauce, over complicating anything, or added items no-one wants. Felt like a homemade lunch around the dinning table on a nice summer day.

The food is simple but delicious, the bacon cheeseburger was juicy with the perfect amount of…read morecrunchy bacon. The service was kind, friendly, and the food came out promptly (10-15 minutes). The restaurant/ bakery is located in a converted house which adds to the homey feel of the place. Overall 5/5!