I very much enjoyed this place!!…read more We stopped for the breakfast time. The lady at the front where you order was very friendly and very helpful. It was a very welcoming building and very clean. The food was also very good. I had the sunrise burrito and all the other people's breakfast items were yummy.

Amazing experience and delicious food. Well priced. It is crowded and that could just be because it…read morewas a Saturday, so plan to wait a few minutes. It is completely worth it!!! Two scrambles with sourdough and two chai lattes was about $32

Very nice breakfast with the family. All of the usual - eggs, pancakes, french toast. Quality…read moreingredients, good service. Pretty basic but hit the spot. Cannot go wrong here.

Good food, and great service. The staff at this diner are very friendly…read more It's busy on Sunday mornings, but they are good at seating you almost immediately. My husband & I keep coming back when in town.

Era cafe is a fantastic choice for brunch (and probably lunch too!)…read more I'm back in my old stomping ground of Madison (Go Badgers!) and stumbled upon this place. Though it's a bit outside of Madison proper it is worth the drive. The fluffy homemade pancakes and warm syrup were a 5/5. The era omelette is fluffy, delicious and packed with cheese, veggies, and meats. Perfectly cooked hash browns and tasty coffee rounded out a delightful meal. The ambiance is perfect and the service was exceptional. Highly recommend

I was charged a 3% processing fee for paying with a debit card. Visa's merchant rules prohibit…read moresurcharging Visa debit card transactions, and Wisconsin law also does not permit merchants to impose credit card surcharges on debit card purchases, even if the card is processed as "credit." The food and customer service by Nora was good, but businesses should follow the payment rules that apply to the methods they accept. I hope Era Café corrects this practice so future customers aren't charged an improper fee when using a debit card.

Every town would be so lucky to have a Lazy Jane's! Our breakfast outing today was perfect, start…read moreto finish. I love that it is in a renovated house, such a cool welcoming vibe. Staff were super kind, and helpful too as I needed a peanut-free and gluten-free bakery item for my kid and they had it!! The scones are other-worldly. The art is gorgeous. The customers were all so chill and engaged in conversations and enjoying the beautiful space. Not a laptop in sight. Loved everything about this place and will absolutely return as often as possible. We also bought 6 scones to go!

A restaurant with shadows and mysteries. When stepping inside the eatery I could hear a creaking…read moredoor and floors. It feels like walking inside a Victorian house with dark woody furnishings. There is a see a shadow appeared by the order counter, no smile no greetings, just an annoyed look of discontent. In my thoughts, is this a ghost? In such an old house, it must be. I looked at the board menu. I ordered the. corn beef, sunny side eggs, and toast. After ordering, I paid for the breakfast meals. To my surprise, I was asked to tip 18%, 20% and 25%. In my mind, does a ghostly figure did she deserve a tip. Even though, I didn't receive good customer service but I tipped. I was given a mechanical box to alarm me when my order is ready. I started walking inside the narrow corridor. I looked at the decorations on the wall. It seems like the decor and images inside the frames moving around with prying eyes. Finally, a place to sit. A buzzing sound alerted me, ah the breakfast meals are ready. I walked back to the order counter. I was confused, I have to get my own order from a small window and serve myself. Jinkies! Mystery has been solved. That's why the restaurant is named 'Lazy Janes', there is no customer service. It's the patron's job to get the food and clean up. Does this eating experience deserve a tip?

Super cute place. Fantastic coffee! Everyone was very friendly and the food was good.read more

We decided to give this place a try, walking in there were dirty tables. We waited to be seated…read moreand were told to go up to order at the register. The Chilaquiles was $22 and it wasn't good, stale chips hardly any chicken & what was there was chewy. We have had this dish many places including in Mexico. We asked if the pancakes had any nuts due to an allergy and the waiter couldn't confirm, said maybe a little bit. The sausage links were weird & the hash browns were sweet. We asked for salsa and were given Chalula sauce. Staff was stand-offish, no one wanted to be bothered they were more active with call ins and delivery. Way too expensive & it wasn't good.

Candy is kind and sweet and we made friends with the people at the next table. Kindness is served…read moreup here. Perfect for families and friends.

candy's cafe is as hometown as you can get, and her food is always good. her blueberry pancakes…read moreare yummy. there is a small counter with chairs, two tables, 1 - 4 seater and 1-6 seater, and four small booths that can handle 4 if necessary but 2 is much more comfortable. everything is made to order so do not expect to rush through the meal. breann is a really sweet server. i truly enjoy going there.

It's a good thing my wife and I are early risers. We stayed close to Willy St the last time in…read moreMadison and Willaby's was only a 15 min walk away. Good thing for that walk because you will be stuffed upon leaving. Hearty portions of greasy spoon diner breakfast legends are served with a smile at this CASH Only joint. I had the Fair Oaks Skillet which was fantastic, my wife got a super stuffed omelette and we had one HUGE blueberry pancake to split. Both left full and happy with a great walk down Willy st to help with digestion. We will be back.

I found out from my daughter she and her friends used to go here in middle school cause it's so…read moreclose to Marquette/Okeef middle schools. The food is just what I was looking for in the morning. Reminded me of going to that on neighborhood handout place for people who like breakfast for lunch. The service was just the way you'd expect the local breakfast spot to be. Guy in back with the white apron calling out orders and the server walking over in record speed cause they know you're hungry. The place sits right in Willy street the great street. You can sit by the big front window and watch the neighborhood come to life. They have a nice breakfast counter too with the spools you can spin on, it's an old time atmosphere. There are a few booths but they move you in and out pretty fact so I've never had to wait.

This place is such a wonderful addition to McFarland. Located at the end of a strip mall…read moreDo not be surprised to have a wait in the morning for breakfast. Great food and equally good service. We've been here a couple times and also gotten take out. No issues with any food at all! Here is the banana foster French toast. Skillets, good Strawberry Cream Cheese Crepes or Stuffed French Toast, great Fresh Ingredients Don't sleep on this place, set your alarm and head there!

We arrived at 1:30. Received menus, ordered coffee. Not having been there before we were perusing…read morethe menu. Waiter came and said he needed to take our order as kitchen was closing soon. I ordered French Dip friend ordered California Chicken. Our order arrived about 1:50. There were 3 other tables occupied. At 2 PM two wait staff started sweeping the floor. Another person started putting chairs up on tables. I'm thinking "wait, we're still eating. I don't want dust in my food." 2 tables left. Then the scrub bucket comes out. I felt we were rushed out. Your hours indicate you close at two. Most restaurants will still take orders up until 2 PM and allow customers time to eat comfortably. I have never been rushed out of a restaurant like this . You should advertise "we start cleaning at two so you better be out of here". We were disappointed.