
Food was amazing and was brought to us very quickly... Chairs are a bit uncomfortable but awesome food made it worth it. Will absolutely be returning 😊😊
Simple strip-mall storefront providing pancakes galore & other diner fare for breakfast & lunch.

Food was amazing and was brought to us very quickly... Chairs are a bit uncomfortable but awesome food made it worth it. Will absolutely be returning 😊😊

The food was absolutely amazing and our waiter was really nice but the hostess or whoever the girl is, was not wearing a uniform but took our drink orders, and she was not the most friendly. She seemed to be having not the best morning. It was a very confusing situation; one person sat us, one took our drink orders, then a final person took our food orders and distributed the food. Now the food was super delicious. My aunt got the bananas foster French toast, I got the strawberry shortcake pancakes and my son got the biscuits and gravy. I tried everything and was amazed at how good the food was. That would be a reason to go back! The fruit was fresh, the pancakes were full of flavor, the bacon was top tier and the gravy on the biscuits was so good!

We were cleaning crumbs off our table and seat. In my opinion, the coffee wasn't that good and I really enjoy my coffee. The food was good but I thought it was pricey for what we ordered. $4.50 for a half a cup of coffee because they don't fill it up, my breakfast cost me $25 before a tip.

July/2026We were there for breakfast steaks and eggs but the steaks were so salty wasn’t able to eat they come with pancakes I ask hazelnut flavor but the add on top nuts they were rancid so bat taste we came here before lots of times food was good but not this time !

The kalbi short ribs were way too overcooked and couldn’t eat it.

I was very disappointed by my experience at this restaurant. Me and my family's first time trying this restaurant, also with my task trained service dog, right when were about to be seated, a staff asked to see my service dog’s ID/documentation before allowing us to proceed. Mind you, we were already patiently waiting in line to be seated, and the staff saw my service dog and ddnt't ask about any documentation when we entered. If I would've known ahead of time that theyre gonna deny us, I shouldn't waste my time waiting. This is the very first time that my service dog got denied. Under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), businesses are generally not allowed to require documentation, certification, or an ID card for a service dog. They may only ask two questions if it isn’t obvious that the dog is a service animal: (1) whether the dog is required because of a disability, and (2) what work or task the dog has been trained to perform. Being asked for documentation was upsetting and made me feel unwelcome. I hope the restaurant takes the time to properly train its staff on ADA requirements so that other customers with legitimate service dogs are treated respectfully and in accordance with the law.