Family in town, 3 of us decided to tour the Bellevue strip and stopped at the Bellevue Bistro for…read morebrunch. Not fancy, but clean. Unless you're taking out, it is a sit-down place and be waited on. Service was great! And, it was, hands down, one of the best brunches we've ever had! Meals averaged about $15, serving sizes were perfect, as in no leftovers to take home and throw out days later, but very filling! Huge Mimosas. I got the French toast with bananas & bourbon syrup, hubby got the spicy breakfast tacos, and our daughter got the goetta grilled cheese with scrumptious smashed potatoes. Kid's will soon fly back to their respective destinations. My husband and I will definitely be back!

We popped in for a quick bite and I was amazed at how big the portions were. The offerings of food…read moreare quite unique as can be seen with the pepper jam on top of eggs and the breakfast burrito being served with a sweet chili sauce. We also got the mimosas which use rhinegeist bubbles rather than champagne and they were quite the hit. There's probably about 7-8 tables and one server, so don't be surprised if you have to wait a little bit because every table was full but it went quickly! Not my favorite burrito I've ever had but I'd like to return for one of their breakfast bakes!

Today's special is a Chicago style hotdog with tater tots! And it hit the spot! The food is always…read moredelicious and Sue and Bullet are such a delight and very friendly. Specials every Tuesday and Thursday. Soups, sandwiches, drinks and delicious cookies. Eat in or carry out. The cafe is nice and cozy. Stop by Mon- Fri 830-130.

I am so glad that Du Jours is in the same building as my work place.. they make it SO hard to…read moreattempt to pack lunch! The staff are the friendliest people you'll meet, and the quality of the food is great. Every special they have and every regular menu item is always great. They're a life-saver for work breakfast and lunch.

Great food, nice service. Awesome spot to have in the area…read more I can tell they don't really have the best process or flow figured out yet and things are definitely a bit slow. This isn't a quick turnover diner either way. I'm sure it gets really backed up on a weekend. But enjoy some time with friends and have some delicious food. The French toast sampler was no joke.

Parking is abysmal unless you can score a front spot on the street. The service isn't much to write…read morehome for either - the waitress was nice enough but didn't have much knowledge of them menu when we asked questions. The food is alright but a lot of the flavored French toast are just toppings on plain french toast whereas I expected more like toppings baked into the breads or different breads being used, etc. The portions were big enough but still think the menu is rather basic for what you get.

This is the cutest little place!…read more Pimp and I visited while in Cincinnati for the Hoinke. Service absolutely phenomenal. You order at the counter and they bring it to the table. Food was hot and delicious. Cooked exactly to my expectations (I need my scrambled eggs almost burnt; they DID oblige). Fresh fruit was indeed fresh! Advice to them: add grits to the menu (LOL) Signing out with love from Michigan cousins

This is a very simple concept. Order, sit, eat. The food comes out fast and hot. Everyone is…read morefriendly and accommodating. I got the meat lovers skillet. It was quite good. Although, by description, everything is mixed together, I could taste all the "components". The place, like so many others, has a lot of hard surfaces, so it's a bit noisy...but not to the point of being annoying. For a quick sit-down breakfast...that certainly beats a drive-thru, give Four Forks a try, I think you'll like it.

Good home cooked comfort food tried goetta for the first time with the encouragement of the server…read more I love trying new things especially ones that are associated with a specific locale. It was delicious! Biscuits and gravy were also delicious. Cute vibe with tons of movie memorabilia posters. Loved the town of Aurora. Visiting from the west coast for a wedding. If I'm ever back there again I would definitely go back

Good food great service. Free pack man vedio game who could say no. Nice comfy booths. Unlike other…read moreplace booths you can actually fit in them and eat and not be cramped. You hear them making food in the back. And you know it's fresh

This place is definitely worth it! Its very small maybe 10 tables and we drive over 45 min just to…read moreget there. The best french toast anywhere!!! I get the turkey sandwich and its amazing every time. She does it all herself pretty much, orders , food runs and checkouts. So friendly and amazing, we don't come very often cause we so far away but she always remembers our order. Just a great experience every time, no matter how busy she is always super friendly and attentive. Yes we come for the amazing food but she truly is amazing. No matter what it's always on point and worth the drive.

We had lunch here yesterday and it was pretty good!…read more I had the Fish Submarine sandwich and an order of Onion Rings. My husband ordered the Cheeseburger and an Unsweetened Ice Tea. My fish was just a tad overcooked but had a nice crunch and good flavor. I'd order it again. The onion rings were ok. Maybe frozen? My husband said the burger was pretty good too. The prices are great!! And the service was excellent! Very friendly and welcoming - while being quick and efficient. We'll be back

We stopped here mid morning as I was looking for coffee. Turns out there is both a cafe and a…read moremarketplace. The cafe has a small menu with a variety of options. We ordered the lettuce wraps and a turkey club. The club was nicely toasted and the fries had parsley on them. It was a nice treat, however it was not "true" club it was still very good. The lettuce wrap was well cooked and had good flavors. The peanut sauce was a little thick but a nice addition to the wrap. They were a little messy, so make sure you have a fork and napkin handy. We also did get a coffee from the marketplace portion of the pantry and it was well made. They also had some small sweets which were a nice treat at the end of a meal. The coffee was a little expensive e ($7 for an iced latte)but it was well made. Overall a really great experience and the bartender taking our order was really kind and personable. We would come here again!

This is a pretty good little spot to pick up a snack if you are staying at one of the big hotels…read morenearby. We walked over here at lunch time and grabbed a couple of things. In their coolers they had a pretty good selection of things like fruit and yogurt if you're trying to stay on the healthy side. They also had soft drinks and water. They had a pretty good amount of grocery goods also including chips and such.

The fresh brewed iced tea was great, and that counts for a lot with me. However, I was quite…read moredisappointed to find the Shirazi was not well done. I love Shirazi and used to eat it all the time at a favorite Persian restaurant. With the current issue in the country around salad/ greens, I was excited, thinking that the bulk of this dish would be the cucumber, tomato, and onion, as I have always known it to be, but in this case, it was just an American salad with a little bit of those 3 items on top--not what I was expecting. So that was a bummer. On the up side, the tomato soup was good, and they had a cake of the day--bourbon with brown butter, I believe, and that was quite tasty.

The café feels like such a missed opportunity. A museum should inspire people, and the café should…read morebe an extension of that experience--not the most disappointing part of the visit. My scone was basically a lump of soft dough. While I had to wait to be seated by someone who clearly didn't want to be there, my waiter was an absolute delight and one of the bright spots of the visit.