Urban Egg -Johnstown is my go to place for breakfast and brunch (and even lunch) in the area. I…read morewent a few times in short order and enjoyed it so much I kept returning. The food is very fresh and the choices are vast. Something for everyone here so young and old will enjoy their meals here. It does get busy on weekends and holidays but is steady at other times as well. Only open till two, I suggest you go earlier. Good to consider is the 3 Egg breakfast with the bacon and fruit, the pancake flight with the Cinnamon Roll pancake as well as the regular pancake flight, The Cure drink, The ABCLT with salad. Plus the omelets are good as well. The only thing we found that wasn't great on the menu were the hash browns on multiple visits so sub them out if you can. They also don't seat parties together always even when tables open up near the first party so be aware of that. Other than that a great place! You can be seated inside or out. Service is generally very good. Parking is easy right outside. There are restrooms that are clean. There is a bar in the back. So many great things to be eaten here so come hungry!

My daughter and I headed to Urban Egg STARVING. PSA if…read moreusing Maps for directions - it took us through an alley but actually the restaurant faces College Ave. We were warmly greeted by Sam who ended up being our server. We immediately had drink orders taken and recommendations offered. The menu has something for everyone- pancakes, French toast, chicken and waffles, biscuits and gravy, bennys, omelets, and the there is a healthy choice menu as well as gf items; Non alcoholic as well as alcoholic cocktails, juices, and coffees available. I ordered a cappuccino to start with and it had a TON of froth on top- perfection! My daughter had a juice drink called the Cure- it was a bit heavy in the coconut water for her taste but it was delicious and came with a fresh slice of pineapple. We selected The breakfast sandwich and the blue corn huevos rancheros and we split a side cinnamon roll pancake. Let's talk perfection in a pancake-- this topped anything I've ever tasted- the fluffiest, softest, flavorful pancake. Perfect drizzles of cinnamon sugar covered with frosting. So so good. Lemon ricotta pancakes will be the choice next time. Didn't need syrup but it came warm and, heck yeah! Both our dishes came with hash browns which for our preference could have used a bit more crisp and salt( salt easily remedied). The breakfast sandwich had scrumptious, thick sourdough and generous portions of bacon, with pesto aioli and eggs of choice. Every bite was eaten, even the crusts -(adulting)! The huevos rancheros were tasty- perfect base of crunch but the main attraction was the soft and flavorful scrambled eggs and chorizo topped with Avacado crema. Taste buds satisfied as well as our hunger. Although we came in starving we had food to spare. Sam was attentive and friendly and we lingered in a comfortable setting. Ladies- check out the wishing wall in the restrooms- cute customer forward touch! Prices reasonable for all the food- you won't be sorry checking this place out.

We had a great experience at Frida's Grill & Café in Greeley! The food was absolutely delicious --…read morefresh, flavorful, and clearly made with care. Everything we ordered exceeded our expectations. Our server was very attentive, friendly, and respectful throughout the entire meal. She made sure we had everything we needed without ever being overbearing, which really added to the overall experience. On top of that, the prices are very reasonable for the quality and portion sizes you receive. Great food, excellent service, and a welcoming atmosphere -- we'll definitely be coming back when we come to visit or family in Greeley

I'm giving this 5 stars because I delightfully surprised by how delicious I found the breakfast I…read moreordered from here and in this space and time how reasonable the price was. the staff were very friendly and helpful and just great. it's close to my house as well which is just another plus to me.

Great food, Great Service and very clean place. Good value for your dollar…read more Will return

I enjoy a lot about this place. Service is typically great. Breakfast quesadilla with carne asada…read moreis excellent, and the pancakes here are spot on. But you guys need to teach the cooks how to cook a steak. I've order a steak medium on two separate occasions and had to send it back because it was well done. The second time, my server said to order it medium rare next time so that it would come out medium. I shouldn't have to do that, let's be real, but ok, sure - third time I ordered, I order the steak med rare. Got a well done steak again. Guess I just won't order the steak anymore. Again, I really like this place, but think it's important that I'm honest here, because someone needs to say it. Otherwise, great place. Thanks!

The Turkey Focaccia is completely different now. :( I'm not a fan. It is really hot, burn your face…read morehot, the bread isn't even close to the same. It's a totally different and not in a good way sandwich. I probably won't go again. Bummer, it used to be my favorite place in Johnstown. They should really go back to the old recipe. Don't mess with a good thing. Three stars because the people were nice and the restaurant is clean.

Hummm if I was given the choice to go back it would be no. I was not impressed. I ordered the roast…read morebeef special. The meat, tomatoes, and cheese was sliced THIN. Lots of bread--not so much on the rest of the sandwich. It was really a disappointment since I drove 30 mins to eat here before going further into Loveland for dinner. Decor: it's okay. It could be a really cute place if they tried to make it better, but from the vibe I got--they didn't care. Service: walk up to the counter and order. They bring the food to you. Served in plastic baskets, it's nothing to get excited about. No follow up to any of the tables after the food was served to see if you were happy with what they served to you. The restaurant was not busy. There was another couple that came in after me.

Our first time at The Cracked Egg in platteville. Food was…read moreok, atmosphere wasn't very great. They had breakfast, lunch and a thrift store all in one with random stuff everywhere. Suggestion, have the restaurant and then have a little thrift area not all over where random things call fall and break. Service was mid, the waitress was outside the front door smoking right before we walked in, followed us inside then went back outside to finish her smoke

Great food and great service every time I'm in there! Highly recommend! And a ton of cool stuff for…read moresale!

Still a great spot! Went on Friday this week for breakfast and it was great. Only issue, is with…read moredrink pricing. Other than that, the food is amazing!

Late post - I wrote this right after eating here on November 22, 2025, but never hit "submit."…read more This place is a true hole-in-the-wall -- literally a converted house on a residential street. GPS gets you close, but it's easy to drive right past. Parking is only two driveway spots plus street parking (there might be a small lot across the street) so plan accordingly if it's busy. Service was genuinely warm and welcoming the moment I walked in, which immediately put me in a good mood. I ordered red chilaquiles with asada, a bowl of menudo, two tacos al pastor, a Mexican Coke, and a Sprite. * Red chilaquiles (Two eggs, fried tortilla chips lathered in red chili, asada(additional cost) side of beans, side of salad; lettuce,tomatoe,avocado): They forgot the asada at first, but fixed it fast and brought the steak on the side--no attitude. The bigger issue was texture--the chips were soggy instead of the usual toasty/crunchy. The sauce started off tasty but got surprisingly bland halfway through; it just didn't have enough depth to keep every bite interesting. * Menudo: Under-seasoned and missing that rich, comforting flavor I love. The bolillo came toasted with butter, which felt totally out of place with the menudo (personal taste, but it didn't work for me). * Tacos al pastor: Hands-down the highlight. Perfectly seasoned, juicy, and everything I want in a street-style taco. Overall, not a bad experience, just inconsistent. The tacos alone are worth coming back for, and the friendly vibe is a big plus. I'd skip the chilaquiles and menudo next time, but I'll definitely return to try more of the "finger food" side of the menu. Solid neighborhood spot with real potential--hope they tighten up the classics!

My wife and I come from Redding CA and have been working out here for 4 years. Growing up in Mt…read moreShasta and Redding, black bear has always been a go to our whole lives so it's pretty cool Colorado is seeing more now. While comparing the newest location to the originals isn't a fair, it's a nice taste of home at times, just living right down the road. Like any restaurant, you're gonna have slow service at times and ups and downs, everyone's human. Foods great, give it a shot!

I was neutral about my trip. I loved the original Johnson's…read morecorner and was excited to try the remodeled diner. The kids working here are happy and nice, There was a couple who came in made a scene and stormed out, no idea what happened, but the staff and management were supportive of one another and made sure the the rest of the customers were taken care of The ambiance was forced rustic with logs and carved bears, nice try but a little tacky. I miss the art deco 50's diner lunch counter and ginormous cinnamon rolls of the old Johnson's corner The food was good the entrees could have been a little larger and the biscuits a little smaller. I cannot say if I will make the out of the way trip again.

I was part of a large group on Sunday morning. The restaurant was crazy busy, but service was…read moreexcellent. Food was awesome. Everyone's meals were enjoyed and there were 8 of us. The negative reviews I read are nonsense. This place was packed but service was friendly and responsive. Food was tasty, hot, and delicious. I recommend Butters. Make a reservation if you plan to go on the weekends.

I've been here a few times now and each time I've left saying I won't be back. After this time I…read moretold my boyfriend to remind me not to go back. The service is good, but the food is not. This time I ordered the Butters Bennys, poached eggs on a croissant with hollandaise sauce and home fries. I remembered when they brought my plate that I didn't like the home fries last time because they just don't taste good at all. They look and taste like they were made the night before and reheated during the day. That wasn't the worst thing out of this meal, though. The hollandaise sauce was spicy! Hollandaise sauce is only supposed to have a pinch of cayenne pretty much for color. You should not taste the cayenne in hollandaise sauce! Now they did offer to change my meal, but I declined. However, I was not able to eat it. I tried to, but it was just too spicy. You would think that they would remove it from the bill since I only had a few bites, but they did not. My boyfriend did enjoy his French toast and scrambled eggs. So between the good service and my boyfriend enjoying his meal, I give them 2 stars.

This was my first visit. As I live out of town, I reached out to the owner with a couple of…read morequestions. She got back to me very quickly. It was definitely worth the drive! The atmosphere, the baristas, and the coffee was great! Very friendly and professional. If I lived in or near town, I would definitely be a regular!

We moved to Johnstown last summer from another state, I did a lot of research on the town and this…read moreestablishment popped up in articles and comments A LOT! Came very highly recommended and with good reason. The first official Johnstown restaurant I visited, plus, I'm totally a coffee and crepe girly. I love the old building, has charm and is staffed by friendly people. I am always greeted by someone right away when I walk in, and they always patiently wait and never make me feel rushed as I peruse the fairly well stocked menu with fun names for different coffees and crepes. I love supporting our new (to us) town, and will say, this is the only shop I've seen with town specific merchandise. (Well, besides Buc-ee's) and have purchased a couple Johnstown mugs and magnets. I'm more of a sweet crepe lover, with Baby One More Time and Breakfast at Tiffany's being my favorite as well a variety of coffees, but the breakfast sandwiches are always a hit, and when my parents visit, my Dad likes trying different savory ones. They recently did a little remodel inside with cozy couches, lamps and books! I love it and am so happy our town has such a cool coffee shop!

My husband and I are Urban Egg loyalists for the most part, but I really wanted to try something…read morenew and the menu here sounded really cool and different. So glad we did! Not only is it cheaper than Urban Egg (which we still love and go to, but just facts here) but it is also delicious. I have had the pancakes, eggs and bacon plate and also the classic benedict and both were delicious. Mimosas are cheap and awesome and you can get a flight of different breakfast cocktails to try. The atmosphere is kind of a funky diner vibe, which I love, and the staff are all very cool and friendly. I honestly like sitting at the bar here. Anyway-give them a try. They are kind of tucked behind Liquor Max and by Planet Fitness, so not easily seen from the highway but well worth the visit.

This was my third visit to this restaurant. At my first visit, I had the corned beef hash with eggs…read moreand it was delicious. My second visit I think I had some kind of Mexican omelet and it was delicious as well. The wait staff is always top notch. On my most recent visit, we once again had excellent service. I don't remember her name by she has tattoos on her ears and is not Hispanic. She's awesome. Now for the two star review. I ordered the chicken fried steak and eggs. I can't believe l didn't send it back. The "steak" wouldn't even qualify as meat, let alone steak. It was mushy like pablum and was made to be eaten with a spoon. It was disgusting. It had some type of flavor, but it wasn't meat. I can't believe they had the nerve to call it "steak". I tried scraping off the 'fried' part but the whole thing had no body to it whatsoever and just fell apart. To be fair, my husband had a traditional bacon and eggs meal and he said it was good. What the heck happened? I know the prices of meat have gone up but again- it was not meat. Don't restaurants usually go to a cheaper cut of real meat? I was so disappointed and grossed out at the same time. I don't know if I can ever go back.