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I.E. Xam
You can get a great breakfast here. Awesome quick and friendly service.
… moreDarcy D
Stopped here based on a local recommendation with my husband. I had a cheese omelet with a blueberry pancake and my husband had the big breakfast Platter. The food was okay…nothing special. The omelet tasted like bacon grease…not terrible just worth mentioning. My mom used to fry eggs with bacon grease when I was young, so it reminded me of my childhood. The restaurant had a homey feel and the people were friendly. The food just wasn’t what I expected.
… moreGareth Stonebraker
We LOVED this diner! My family came for breakfast and had a fabulous experience. The food is authentic and delicious, and the diner was packed even at 8:30am on a weekday with locals. It felt like a true local hotspot.
We had just about every breakfast item on the menu between us. My sausage breakfast sandwich and blueberry pancakes were drool-worthy, and my toddler nephew practically bathed in the sausage gravy. My grandmother was thrilled with her scrapple (not deep-fried!).
If we were visiting the area for longer we would be returning, for sure. Next time!
… moreWe had just about every breakfast item on the menu between us. My sausage breakfast sandwich and blueberry pancakes were drool-worthy, and my toddler nephew practically bathed in the sausage gravy. My grandmother was thrilled with her scrapple (not deep-fried!).
If we were visiting the area for longer we would be returning, for sure. Next time!
John Nicholas Mavri
Food was tasty, service was good. Prices were market place or a little above. I’m sure there are better breakfast options out there. The atmosphere and decor is interesting. If you are curious, it is worth a visit.
… moreSteven Contino
Cindy’s kitchen was awesome, great spot for breakfast! I got a bacon egg and cheese bagel, it was great.
Went with a couple buddies, they got the big breakfast. Pancakes were delicious and so was the bacon and the scrapple.
Definitely check this place out if your looking for small town home cooked good food.
… moreWent with a couple buddies, they got the big breakfast. Pancakes were delicious and so was the bacon and the scrapple.
Definitely check this place out if your looking for small town home cooked good food.
Cheyenne S.
They don’t write down what you order so by the end of our meal, the lady couldn’t remember what we got. As a result, ended up being over charged. The staff were horribly rude. Not to mention small portions, I was still hungry after leaving. Awful experience here!
Response to owner: I will not be lied on. We did move and there was a handicapped gentleman in our party but let’s just ignore the fact no one in the restaurant would move for him when he needed to use the bathroom. We also sat for what you’re saying is 2 hours because this was our first time here and when we told the waitress “if you could just give us our check, we will get out of your hair” and she said “we don’t do checks” we sat there waiting to pay and how are we supposed to have known, being our first time there, no one told us. We were definitely over charged, $9 for a grilled cheese and fries and $7.50 for a coffee and egg sandwich my bill shouldn’t have been $20, as to why we didn’t tip because no one would correct it when I pointed it out. Bad service is not entitled to tips. No one was under the age of 80 so this is more of an elderly hangout than a family establishment. Why would I want to return to a place with no hospitality? You clearly don’t want new customers. A sign inside says you’re treated like family but you must hate your families with this terrible service.
… moreResponse to owner: I will not be lied on. We did move and there was a handicapped gentleman in our party but let’s just ignore the fact no one in the restaurant would move for him when he needed to use the bathroom. We also sat for what you’re saying is 2 hours because this was our first time here and when we told the waitress “if you could just give us our check, we will get out of your hair” and she said “we don’t do checks” we sat there waiting to pay and how are we supposed to have known, being our first time there, no one told us. We were definitely over charged, $9 for a grilled cheese and fries and $7.50 for a coffee and egg sandwich my bill shouldn’t have been $20, as to why we didn’t tip because no one would correct it when I pointed it out. Bad service is not entitled to tips. No one was under the age of 80 so this is more of an elderly hangout than a family establishment. Why would I want to return to a place with no hospitality? You clearly don’t want new customers. A sign inside says you’re treated like family but you must hate your families with this terrible service.
Daphnie Hain
If you aren’t a regular at this diner, don’t waste your time or money.
We just moved over to Cambridge about two months ago and have been looking for new restaurants to try.
Nothing was out of the ordinary at first. Yes, the restaurant is small so it can be a little awkward moving around.
We were a party of 5 and since the place is quite small, they put us in a 4 seater booth and then put a chair in one side. They did have a larger table in the back but they were holding it for some regulars. Most of the customers were regulars and you could tell from how they interacted and from their familiar conversations.
One of those regulars was an elderly gentleman who used a walker. When he came in, of course we moved so that he could get through- no questions asked.
After a while the waitress brought us our food and we ate. The food was nice and hot, and tasted quite nice. After the waitress brought us our food, that was the last time she willingly interacted with us.
At one point she stopped by and took a few empty plates away and asked if we wanted any dessert. Off on her way she went again.
It started to get a bit awkward as even after we finished our meal, no one ever came over to us to give us our checks. Checks plural, because we had told the waitress when we first ordered our food that we need seperate checks- to which she said was fine. Nothing else mentioned.
As we’re sitting there waiting for our checks, we were talking amongst ourselves. We figured hey, they’re busy, they’ll bring our checks over once they have a spare moment. We’re not in a rush.
During the time we spent chatting and waiting for our checks, the older gentleman with the walker finished his meal and was leaving. Next thing we know, the waitress is coming up to us and telling us “You NEED to move so he can get out”.
Whoa there. No, “Hi, excuse me, would you mind moving” or anything of the sort. She jumped straight to “You NEED to move”.
They were already annoyed with us for being there for so long and it was starting to show.
Of course we moved for him, like we did when he came in. We had no problem doing so, and we told the waitress that if she just gave us our checks, we would be out of their hair completely- to which we were told “We don’t do checks. You just go up and pay.”
Oh. Well that would have been nice to know. There were multiple instances where that could’ve been brought to our attention- when we first got there, when we asked for separate checks when ordering, while sitting there waiting after we were done.
As we go up to pay, the waitress mixed up the two bills. Not the end of the world. We let them know, and as we were working to correct it, the waitress ringing us up had an attitude.
“Well you’ve been here for so long I got them mixed up. It happens.”
“I’m sorry but we told our waitress that we wanted separate checks when we ordered.”
“We don’t do checks here and you ordered so long ago. It happens.”
So, as for the childish response the owner left to one of our reviews:
1-Yes, we did move for the gentleman with the walker. God forbid we don’t have eyes on the sides of our head to see when he was coming.
2- If you’re going to be nasty about new customers not knowing your procedures, maybe your waitresses should make an effort to explain how the process goes. We would’ve left a lot sooner if we knew to just go up and pay. But alas, they were too busy chatting it up with their regulars to care for new customers.
3-Your waitress was not tipped because she had a nasty attitude. Seems like she learned it from you.
… moreWe just moved over to Cambridge about two months ago and have been looking for new restaurants to try.
Nothing was out of the ordinary at first. Yes, the restaurant is small so it can be a little awkward moving around.
We were a party of 5 and since the place is quite small, they put us in a 4 seater booth and then put a chair in one side. They did have a larger table in the back but they were holding it for some regulars. Most of the customers were regulars and you could tell from how they interacted and from their familiar conversations.
One of those regulars was an elderly gentleman who used a walker. When he came in, of course we moved so that he could get through- no questions asked.
After a while the waitress brought us our food and we ate. The food was nice and hot, and tasted quite nice. After the waitress brought us our food, that was the last time she willingly interacted with us.
At one point she stopped by and took a few empty plates away and asked if we wanted any dessert. Off on her way she went again.
It started to get a bit awkward as even after we finished our meal, no one ever came over to us to give us our checks. Checks plural, because we had told the waitress when we first ordered our food that we need seperate checks- to which she said was fine. Nothing else mentioned.
As we’re sitting there waiting for our checks, we were talking amongst ourselves. We figured hey, they’re busy, they’ll bring our checks over once they have a spare moment. We’re not in a rush.
During the time we spent chatting and waiting for our checks, the older gentleman with the walker finished his meal and was leaving. Next thing we know, the waitress is coming up to us and telling us “You NEED to move so he can get out”.
Whoa there. No, “Hi, excuse me, would you mind moving” or anything of the sort. She jumped straight to “You NEED to move”.
They were already annoyed with us for being there for so long and it was starting to show.
Of course we moved for him, like we did when he came in. We had no problem doing so, and we told the waitress that if she just gave us our checks, we would be out of their hair completely- to which we were told “We don’t do checks. You just go up and pay.”
Oh. Well that would have been nice to know. There were multiple instances where that could’ve been brought to our attention- when we first got there, when we asked for separate checks when ordering, while sitting there waiting after we were done.
As we go up to pay, the waitress mixed up the two bills. Not the end of the world. We let them know, and as we were working to correct it, the waitress ringing us up had an attitude.
“Well you’ve been here for so long I got them mixed up. It happens.”
“I’m sorry but we told our waitress that we wanted separate checks when we ordered.”
“We don’t do checks here and you ordered so long ago. It happens.”
So, as for the childish response the owner left to one of our reviews:
1-Yes, we did move for the gentleman with the walker. God forbid we don’t have eyes on the sides of our head to see when he was coming.
2- If you’re going to be nasty about new customers not knowing your procedures, maybe your waitresses should make an effort to explain how the process goes. We would’ve left a lot sooner if we knew to just go up and pay. But alas, they were too busy chatting it up with their regulars to care for new customers.
3-Your waitress was not tipped because she had a nasty attitude. Seems like she learned it from you.
A K
Excellent food! Best omelette, hash browns, and biscuit I’ve had in a long time. Love the antique tools on the walls. Good service.
The place is small and was packed with locals and they all knew each other. Great community feel!
It’s true that there’s no social distancing. The sheriff’s department even came in and when there was no socially distanced table available, they took the eliminated table behind us. We only saw one other customer with a mask. Some of the staff wore masks. Obviously this didn’t stop us from totally enjoying the food and the atmosphere but if you want safety, better to sit outside if it’s warm enough or wait a while.
… moreThe place is small and was packed with locals and they all knew each other. Great community feel!
It’s true that there’s no social distancing. The sheriff’s department even came in and when there was no socially distanced table available, they took the eliminated table behind us. We only saw one other customer with a mask. Some of the staff wore masks. Obviously this didn’t stop us from totally enjoying the food and the atmosphere but if you want safety, better to sit outside if it’s warm enough or wait a while.
Emily Hoponick
Super neat. Resturant was an old gas station. Wait staff was super nice and we even got to leave with two sweet teas packed for us as we went on our way fishing. The Maryland crab soup was to die for. It is exactly the type of place we were looking for and we enjoyed the home cooking. I would recommend it for somebody looking for food off the beaten path. The prices were very reasonable and especially for the platters and the daily specials.
… moreCasey Paholski
always good food. its can get a little busy during hunting season but they always take good care of me.
… more