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This is a seasonal restaurant, I believe, only open through the warmer months. Really a snack…read moreshack at the lake's boat and bait shop, but more than that. It's a great place with good food and friendly service. Location is fantastic. Screened eating area looking over the docks and lake. An early breakfast there will make the rest of your day fine. Good grub and a good price. Can't beat that. Note: The map marker is off base for this place. Go to Morrison Rockwood State Park, follow signs or ask directions. It's down at the boat docks and parking area.

Great service, excellent coffee, a fantastic Denver omelette and a Philly cheese steak are just the…read morestart! Next time we're in Dixon this is our go-to diner! Great job guys and gals!!

Very accommodating in seating with wheelchair accessibility, fast friendly service, and fabulous…read morefood. get the unique offerings like pancake of the month, potato pancakes, and corned beef hash. We want to go back asap!

I absolutely love everything about Nora's. I admit over the years of living here on and off, not…read moreonce did I stop here to eat. I'd like to formally apologize to this establishment for taking so long to try their food because it is AMAZING. Now I love trying new restaurants as well as new dishes each time I visit a restaurant; but I cannot for the life of me try anything other than the bacon skillet. It is addicting and I will give the menu a chance, though something about the delicious hashbrowns, cheese, eggs, mushrooms, and other goodies....... it's a game changer. I'd like to thank the person that brought me here as it's his favorite breakfast location in the area. The waitresses are always so sweet and funny, and I believe I've met the owners that are equally great as well. A must try if you're in town.

I've been coming to Nora's multiple times a week and can say this is the best Eggs Benedict I've…read moreenjoyed to date (not pictured) and breakfast skillets! The prices are great, as is the service. A staple in the town of Clinton that I will be back to many times again!

We went to the place because it was labeled as animal-friendly (we took our dog) but on the front…read moredoor it was labeled that no animals can enter. My son had to wait outside with our dog while I ordered but overall, the food was good and the service was amazing.

I don't usually write reviews about places I visit, but today I had such a unique experience that I…read morefeel like I should share it. The place is Garden Berry Cafe in Ottawa. The name is quite a mouthful, but it definitely makes you curious enough to go inside and see what it's about. The interior is very grey and urban, with some fake flowers here and there. The menu is pretty large and has a lot of interesting-sounding options. After we looked through it for a minute, one of the waitresses brought us another menu saying, "Here's our special menu." It was mostly coffee drinks, which, unfortunately, didn't look particularly appealing to me. I ordered the Route 14 crepes, and apparently the name was quite challenging. The waitress asked me "What?" at least twice, so eventually I just pointed to it on the menu. Then she proceeded to write down my order by basically cheat-sheeting from my menu. Lol. My husband ordered one of the breakfast skillets. The food looked good when it arrived. But oh boy... My crepes were stuffed with mushrooms, onions, cheddar cheese, and spinach, topped with hollandaise sauce. The cheddar was melted and the spinach was fine. The crepes themselves actually tasted good. But the onions were raw and crunchy, and the mushrooms were so undercooked that they were rubbery and hadn't even been properly browned. The hollandaise was sprinkled with something that looked like paprika, although it smelled strongly of cinnamon, which was... interesting. When one of the waitresses asked how everything was going, I politely explained what was wrong with my dish. They apologized, said they would tell the kitchen, and offered to replace it. I declined because, honestly, I wasn't interested in taking the chance of getting the exact same thing again. I was perfectly willing to just finish what I could, pay, and quietly never come back. But then the waitress came back. And this time, instead of simply acknowledging the issue, she explained that next time I need to make sure to ask for my vegetables to be "well done." She also added that she always eats raw mushrooms. Soooo... am I supposed to order breakfast and specifically say, "Could you please make sure my vegetables are actually cooked?" I've never thought I needed to specify that mushrooms and onions should be cooked when ordering a breakfast dish. It felt like I had to take responsibility for the kitchen not properly cooking the ingredients in the first place. That second conversation honestly upset me more than the food itself. I had already accepted the situation and wasn't demanding anything. But being told that it was essentially my mistake for not ordering the vegetables correctly was not something I expected. The total was $36 for two meals and one regular coffee. The food had potential, and my crepes themselves were actually tasty. But unfortunately, the experience -- especially the way the complaint was handled -- was enough for me to decide that I won't be coming back.

Went here today for brunch. It looks like you are pulling up to someone's house. It is a very cute…read morelittle country house. The bacon is amazing!!!! I would eat a full plate of just their bacon. I am apparently not the only person that thinks so because we can order it by the pound to go. Also included in the brunch are pancakes (good but nothing special), hash browns, sausage, ham, blintzes, crab cake benedict, biscuits and gravy (also amazing), and much more. Staff is also very friendly. I would love to come again.

We had such a lovely breakfast here! The omelet was absolutely delicious, and the pastries were…read morefresh and so tasty. Everything was wonderful, and we really enjoyed our breakfast. The gentleman who greeted us and our server were both incredibly kind, friendly, and attentive. Such a lovely experience! Highly recommend this place!

Located across the river from Maine St, this quaint old house turned restaurant is worth the stop…read more There is on street and public parking available. I would recommend making reservations as it was consistently busy. We opted for seats at the bar to avoid an hour wait. This place is tiny, so it would not be ideal for large groups. It would be difficult to accommodate someone who could not navigate stairs (there are both stairs to enter as well as a staircase for most of the dining space). Servers were friendly and helpful, the right amount of attentive. The food came out quickly. They offer light lunch, brunch, breakfast fare, with specials, and baked goods from Lola. A popular special is a homemade pop tart, which has rotating flavors (today was blueberry with lemon frosting). We opted for French Toast, pork belly, and the country skillet. Everything was delicious and portions were generous. All around a great find.

Lovely atmosphere. Fantastic service and the food was great and then some! Highly recommend if…read moreyou're in the Fulton/ Clinton area. Don't leave without some of their homemade baked goods.

I have been a regular customer of Krumpets for over 13 years and have loved their food and the…read moreservice was always great. I know they are under new ownership and it shows; not for the good! I met up with family there today (December 26, 2025) and none of us will bother going back. The food was mediocre, menu selection has changed, and the service was poor, and the quaint ambiance is gone (they use to have nice artwork on the walls; now nothing). They had the menus printed on paper placemats (or we thought they were placemats), but they took them back when we ordered. They reuse these???? The menu has changed and not for the good. They had wonderful egg salad sandwiches, and don't even offer it anymore. At least they still had gluten-free bread. None of us enjoyed the food. The service was poor. Our wait staff knew nothing about the menu and couldn't answer any of our questions. We had to ask for items multiple times before she brought things to us (e.g., a glass of water). How sad that what was once a quaint wonderful place to eat, is no longer a place I can recommend.

The place gets very busy on a Sunday morning. Lots of folks waiting inside and outside, blocking…read morethe restrooms, the entrances and holding the doors open. It gets uncomfortably warm inside, especially by the doors. Lots of people mean the wait staff have to navigate and at two times during our meal they had to have one of my family members get up from their seat to allow someone to pass. They really need to properly accommodate the people having to wait to be seated. That's my one star deduction. That said, the food is good. The wait staff are very attentive. And it is my family's favorite breakfast place in Sterling. I have not been during the week but have to assume it's much less crowded. Enjoy!

Came here on a Saturday morning after dropping my brother off at a run. Had 3 swedish pancakes,…read moresausage links and hash browns. Pros: + Service and the operation was incredibly efficient for being in a busy breakfast rush. + The swedish pancakes were some of the best I've had in recent memory. Very fresh and stayed hot until finished. That's not very common for this dish. + Ample space in the parking lot. Establishment itself seemed well kept. + Very cost effective price wise. Cons: - While not bad, I've had better in both the hash browns and especially sausage links. This is a nit pick however and not a true problem. - Like many establishments of its kind, I wonder if the menu is too extensive. While not directly proven, it does create questions of quantity over quality dish to dish. Side note: -The restroom had a strange scent that reminded me of a bait and tackle ship right after one gets down after cleaning fish. Just an odd observation. Bottom line: If I was a local this would easily be a regular stop. the busy breakfast turnout is well deserved. Maple Pancake House completely nails classi American morning diner. A great place

We have been there multiple times and its never disappointed. The parking is street side but there…read moreis a lot nearby. The restaurant is very nice with a very good menu the has breakfast any time. We asked for the turkey with bacon, lettuce, tomato & avocado to be made like a panini and the said sure. We also had what the call the 5 x 7 it is 5 tacos for $7. They were made to order el pastor with tomato, lettuce and onions

Visiting Dixon Illinois for a little antique hunting and stopped at Fresco On First for lunch…read more Easy to find, easy to park, large vintage downtown venue. Very spacious with large windows and modern boho vibe. The menu was extensive for breakfast and lunch and the decisions were hard to make. Our order was delivered timely, fresh and d visually exciting - and the food tasted as good as it looked. Great experience that makes me one to return and explore the menu further!

Likely the best salads and 'healthy food' in all of Utica. Attractive staff. Big cold coffees…read moretooI'd be happy to return

Most definitely the spot to visit for a quick bite to eat and time to chill with your friends if…read moreyou're in north Utica. I visited with some wonderful ladies and ordered the blueberry mango tea and turkey bacon ranch sandwich. I added lettuce and tomato to add some crunch. The sandwich was tasty and filling. I was pretty take aback that I'd be charged an extra $1.25 for wanting veggies added to a sandwich but I let it slide. The boba was good as well. The lemonade was made just right. I'd return to try their ice cream flavors.