
Signature pancakes & other American breakfast classics all day in a casual setting.
Hours
| Monday | 7 AM–1 PM |
| Tuesday | 7 AM–1 PM |
| Wednesday | 7 AM–1 PM |
| Thursday | 7 AM–1 PM |
| Friday | 7 AM–1 PM |
| Saturday | 7 AM–2 PM |
| Sunday | 7 AM–2 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1430 N Ironwood Dr, South Bend, IN 46635
Phone: (574) 232-3220
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Reviews
The food is very good here, the time management is what needs help. The waitress was a sweetheart but I would have to block out 2 hours of my day for breakfast to come back here again.
Big breakfast menu. Overall, would come again but the price point is a bit high for breakfast- the large portions you can say make up for the price point.
Side note: if you are dairy free- they use butter when making their hashbrowns and other items.
It has an extensive menu with lots of diner type options, and is super affordable. However, it took us 35 minutes to get our food, which was disappointing. We had to eat really quickly. It would have been understandable if they were really busy, but they weren’t.
Luckily, the food was yummy. We just couldn’t really enjoy it since we had to rush.
The portions are large here. On most of the tables. There was plenty of food left over. That was definitely the case with us.
The wait staff was very friendly. Place resembles a old style diner. Now to the food.
Maybe it’s just Indiana cuisine, but I was not a fan of any of the food. The pancakes were thin and dry. Although they had ok flavor. The syrup was not syrupy. It was very runny. Maybe that’s an Indiana thing. The Omelette I got was a farmer’s omelette. The gravy was just okay at best. The Omelette was baked. Not something I’m used to. Came out very thick and flavorless. The potatoes had a weird flavor that I can attribute to a dirty griddle or maybe cooked in grease from something else, but they were not palatable. Not to mention they were not warm.
Overall my meal was not very tasty at all. I would not recommend going here. The wife got pigs in a blanket. Very simple sausage link wrapped in pancake and doused with powdered sugar. The pancakes are buttermilk style but you can get a variety. Our food was consistent with other tables and I did notice that every table had a lot of leftover food. So like I said the portions are very large. I had a few bites of everything and concluded that it wasn’t going to get better. The environment is friendly and clean. But a little dated.
This is just my review. My tastes may not be the same as yours.
I was here for one thing and one thing only, their apple pancake which takes 25 minutes to make. It was worth every minute and Penny. Our server enthusiastically brought it to our table and affectionately referred to it as diabetes on a plate lol.
At a whopping 1800 calories for the dish she wasn’t kidding. That being said, it tasted exactly like my childhood (maybe even better). The sugar was caramelized, the apples were think cut, and the dough was crunchy on the outside and warm and chewy in the middle. Paired with an ever ending cup
Of coffee, this breakfast was divine!
The service really deserves a shout out as well. I can’t remember our servers name but she was great and all the servers did an excellent job of making sure we always had coffee. This place still lives up to my childhood memories and is a solid place for breakfast still in the area!