I always order a Spanish Omelette with extra salsa. Nothing more nothing less, I've never ever been…read moredisappointed with their food. A lot of their sweets are delicious and good for the price. Whenever I get the chance to stop in, I do. Its an easy place to miss. It's always busy and full. The staff is very welcoming and kind. The environment and ambiance of the place is very western and old fashioned yet very friendly and homey. It gives the feeling as if your grandparents are in the back cooking for you, the food is delicious and worth the stop.

Auntie C's is a good place to grab a slice of Americana. From the goofy s*** on the walls to…read moreclassic American dishes, Auntie C's delivers the small-town diner feel in mega doses. But the thing is, whether you're seeking out nostalgia for the days of old, or wanting to experience that small-town feel for the first time, once the novelty of the atmosphere wears off, you're left with a mediocre hole-in-the-wall that serves edible food. The dishes at Auntie C's are all classic American diner meals, and when I say "all," I mean just that. The menu at Auntie C's is expansive, and while this can seem like a great thing because it offers up a plethora of choices, it also means that nothing is exceptional. I question the true freshness of the ingredients here...the fruits and veggies all taste like they come from a can, and the sauces and gravy all taste like they're frozen and thawed. Everything is perfectly edible and most of it tastes "okay," but I can imagine the people raving about how delicious the food is think salt and pepper are the only spices that exist, because those are pretty much the only spices used here, and almost everything is under-seasoned. Breakfast is by far the best thing to order, and you can get it all day. But be wary of the biscuits, because they frequently are overcooked and dry, and I would avoid anything that's "hand-breaded" unless you want to eat 75% breading. The cream gravy has a good flavor, but they seem to struggle a bit with consistency. While usually being nice and thick, on occasion it has been runny and watered down...that generally happens when a restaurant tries to carry over food from several days ago. That said, the French Toast and Pancakes have never let us down, and things like bacon, eggs and hashbrowns are just hard to mess up. For lunch or dinner, I've never found a meal that I enjoyed much save for the Chicken and Noodles, which are very good. The hamburgers lack proper seasoning and are often overcooked and dry, which leads me to believe they're probably cooked on a broiler...fast and high heat, which would be the correct way to cook a high quality, high fat beef like wagyu, but for lower quality beef that they clearly are using, low and slow would allow the meat to tenderize and retain moisture, and develop a richer flavor. The Mexican options, though few, are honestly pretty gross, so I generally stick to the breakfast menu these days. The deserts, however, are fantastic, and they usually have cookies, fudge and other goodies for sale by the register that are made outside of the restaurant that the kids love. It might seem like I eat there a lot for someone who doesn't seem to like the food, and you'd be partially correct. My mom LOVES Auntie C's, and she loves beef liver, which Auntie C's serves, so we take her there every other week. But what my mom loves about the restaurant is the fact that she's been going there practically since it opened, I think in the early 2000's, and it reminds her of growing up in western KS...she openly admits that the food isn't great, and we probably won't go much when she passes. The atmosphere is kitschy but unique, and the story behind it is cool. Much of the decor has been donated over the years by patrons like my mom, and when you sit in the dining room you can usually hear someone who has spent the last decade or so sitting in the dining room every Sunday bantering with the staff. Aside from the decor, the dining room is a typical diner...too many tables shoved into too small of a space, where you feel like you're sitting on top of the strangers at the table next to you, and someone's rear is constantly in your face as they squeeze through. I can see how the staff can come across as rude at times, but in my experience this is generally when they are busy and they are just hurrying, trying to get their tables taken care of...if you aren't the type who feels the need to treat wait staff like your personal servant and bow to your existence, you shouldn't have an issue. Food generally arrives at the table in a timely manner, and I've never felt ignored or forgotten about. Prices at Auntie C's are very fair for the large portions you get, and though they have had to increase some due to food costs, they aren't gouging you. In fact, 2 people can easily share most of their breakfast dishes if you aren't trying to pack in a days' worth of calories into one meal. All told, the best thing Auntie C's offers is a unique dining experience that I do think is worth checking out, but under it they're serving cafeteria quality food and riding on the coattails of nostalgia. If it weren't for the atmosphere I'd give it fewer stars, because the food by itself doesn't earn 3.

Beautiful views, great food and Order your personal Omelette, too! They need a little Music!…read moreDelicious deserts, everything is Fresh.

If you've been there pre Covid it was a treat! Post...screwy!…read more Had to fill out our "menu" which was supposedly all you can eat but waitress disappeared and when asked for more slips to fill out for second we got the omelette menu, again! Who eats more than one omelette?? The dessert table was a help yourself, precut, low quality pie selection! Why can you get a piece of pie but can't offer a buffet? Salad bar was served by waiter behind plexiglass...so we had all realms of service...buffet but not buffet, salad bar but not help yourself and dessert bar help yourself....made NO sense! German sausage was undercooked, rolls were hard as a rock, pie looked like it was sitting out for a week! Sorry to say but we will never return and the service wasn't worth the 15% we left.

Absolutely the best decision I ever made!!! Get ready to get your socks knocked off…read more There's no denying the fact that one of the most filling and satisfying meals out there is barbecue. As long as you aren't vegan or vegetarian, you can pretty much count on getting a wonderfully complete meal when you head to a barbecue joint. And, in the best places, those meals aren't the meat offerings (though that's typically the focus of the operation and rave reviews), but also the wealth of sides. From baked beans to creamed corn, macaroni and cheese, coleslaw, and more, most barbecue places have a great selection of hearty sides to fill out your plate of smoked, grilled, and barbecued meats.  Whether you're a brisket fan, a pulled pork lover, or maybe tend to lean towards sausage, there's something out there for you. And if you happen to be planning a cross-country trip and want to know where to go next, or else could use a hint to find some excellent barbecue in your own state or region, you're in luck. This place is great! Atmosphere is chill and cool but the staff is also really friendly. They know what they're doing and what they're talking about, and you can tell making the customers happy is their main priority.

We love CF Cookers. Their new pork fritter sandwich is amazing. Loaded fires, cheese fries,…read moreexcellent chicken fingers, fried mushrooms, oinion rings, burgers, dogs, dirty dogs. Lets not forget tacos and Monterey specials. OK but for real, can we talk about their fries?? Hand cut giant spuds. Sooooo good.

Nice little diner in downtown. GPS took us to their old location but thankfully we looked down…read morethe street and saw it. Great service. Food was good.

A retired motorcycle group was there when we arrived (over two dozen members were there) so they…read morewere very busy. We got two roast beef dinners, a chicken strip dinner and an order of hand cut fries for lunch which includes salad and homemade ranch dressing. Total was $45 including tip. Food is very reasonably priced but no seasoning. Would recommend adding garlic and onion when cooking. They close at 2 pm so get there according. Worthwhile place for comfort food. The tostadas that the table next to us looked great so I might try that next time.

My family doesn't eat burgers and custard very often, but we were driving and this sounded like a…read moreperfect treat. Many times a treat doesn't meet expectations, but this indulgence wasn't the case. The burgers, fries, custard, and service at this Freddy's location was amazing.

Our food was so GOOD I forgot to take a picture. Today was our first time eating here and it was…read moredelicious. Tasted so fresh! A little spending but worth it. The burgers are ground steak and cooked thin, so definitely opt for the double burger. The fries were like if IN-n-OUT and McDonald's had a baby, haha! Delicious!!!!! Try this spot if you haven't already.

Great pizza and amazing wood fire flavor. We got the the personal pepperoni and it was amazingread more

Visiting Newton and area for a couple of days. A local recommended Back Alley Pizza. Excellent…read morerecommendation! Ordered a BAM (aka Margherita) to go. (But it did look like a great place to hang out, too.) The pizza was a perfect size for one person. Wood fired pizza is my favorite. It was delicious.

This place gave me the runs real hard. I went in for the French dip special, it was actually more…read moresalty then them salt blocks cows lick, don't ask me how I know. My sodium level is now through the roof and my bathroom is destroyed.

Amazing - gotta give this place a chance! Friday night crowd - 15-20 minute wait for a table -…read morenot bad. CF Steak - was husband's choice - he loved it. I picked the Cajun Chicken - amazing - chicken breast covered in jambalaya / jack cheese & jalapeños .... Most definitely a repeater!!!

I was totally surprised by this place, and in a great way! I was fearful of getting low quality…read moregut busting Chinese food and I got the exact opposite. My orange chicken with fried rice was hot, fresh and a very generous portion. My Blue Moon beer was ice cold and the service was A+. If you're considering going here, do it. I don't think you'll be disappointed.

Server, Liz, was awesome. For was good and price was average for sit down. We accidentally left a…read morecontainer of our leftovers on the table. As soon as we got to the car I sent my grandson back in. He said it was gone. I went back in and the busboy said everything was in the garbage. Good thing I didn't leave anything of value. He has NO COMMON SENSE. The restaurant made us a fresh order, but this busboy clearly needs to be walked through his job and educated by the restaurant. I was upset.