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Busy Bee Cafe, 2152 Main St, Springfield, OR 97477, US – MapQuest
Located in the heart of Springfield, Oregon, the Busy Bee Cafe is a beloved spot offering classic American diner fare that’s sure to hit the spot.
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RC
I was waiting out the icing roads. Stopped in. Nice little diner! Good coffee! Had the biscuits and gravy with two slices of bacon. Very good! Fast friendly service! They were busy. I looked at other meals, the portions were good size!
… moreJonathan Wildman
A very good find for a quick weekend. No wait to sit, sat down with a refreshing cup of water. Food came out quick, hot and delicious. The staff was on it and very friendly. The chicken fried steak was perfect. Some of the best sausage gravy I’ve had, the steak was also super fresh. Only draw back were the potatoes, not that they weren’t good, just not on the same level as all the rest. When I am back through Springfield, I will visit Busy Bee again.
… moreScott
Great meal for the price, my dog is going to love the leftovers. The sausage gravy is perfect, and the chicken fried steak seems to actually be hand made. I recommend to anyone. Service animal friendly, but make sure your animal actually is a Service animal. Nobody likes a disruptive dog while they eat.
… moreTeresa
My potatoes were not completely cooked, my eggs were to be tasted medium, they were medium well. The country fried steak was wonderful. Real meat not pressed. They asked if they could remake the eggs but it was too much food, but they did not charge me for extra gravy to take. Coffee was expensive for a diner.
… moreGary G2
This place is blatantly RACIST. Sickenly so.
* * Did we miss the sign “no Blacks served”? Sure seemed like it!
The food came with a huge black hair on the yellow, scrambled eggs. It could be seen 10 feet away. Older waitress, including 2 others coalesced in the kitchen, looked out and laughed, staring at my African American Black friend. A Citizen of the USA. An American.
She didn’t eat and waited. Finally the old white Waitress “offered” to replace the food, but clearly wanted her to leave. Seems it was their strategy from the start. Not only was the servers rude, but the general atmosphere is a bunch of older white people. Who have nothing better than to be nosy and stare. If you know anything about politics, you already know the demographic at this old dingy place.
Truly shameful and deeply disrespectful place. To openly, mock and laugh to seemingly provide contaminated food…to get a paying customer to leave?? Who knows what else they’ve done to other customers over the decades…
So, we left hungry – upset woman in tears – and Busy Bee-lined it to @@ The Pump café, @@ also on Main Street. It was pleasant, nonjudgmental, good service, nice customers, and fantastic food. After all the stress, my lady ordered a mimosa to calm her nerves. An excellent $80 breakfast and worth every dollar. Big tip of course!
Anecdote: End of the day we realized that those people are miserable every day, no matter how many times they go to church to repent, have no clue what it means to love your brother and sister.
Never mind common decency, and respect. While they are being paid on the job to serve others.
Maybe I’ll stop by in the near future to see if the owner did anything about it. She probably was the owner…
… more* * Did we miss the sign “no Blacks served”? Sure seemed like it!
The food came with a huge black hair on the yellow, scrambled eggs. It could be seen 10 feet away. Older waitress, including 2 others coalesced in the kitchen, looked out and laughed, staring at my African American Black friend. A Citizen of the USA. An American.
She didn’t eat and waited. Finally the old white Waitress “offered” to replace the food, but clearly wanted her to leave. Seems it was their strategy from the start. Not only was the servers rude, but the general atmosphere is a bunch of older white people. Who have nothing better than to be nosy and stare. If you know anything about politics, you already know the demographic at this old dingy place.
Truly shameful and deeply disrespectful place. To openly, mock and laugh to seemingly provide contaminated food…to get a paying customer to leave?? Who knows what else they’ve done to other customers over the decades…
So, we left hungry – upset woman in tears – and Busy Bee-lined it to @@ The Pump café, @@ also on Main Street. It was pleasant, nonjudgmental, good service, nice customers, and fantastic food. After all the stress, my lady ordered a mimosa to calm her nerves. An excellent $80 breakfast and worth every dollar. Big tip of course!
Anecdote: End of the day we realized that those people are miserable every day, no matter how many times they go to church to repent, have no clue what it means to love your brother and sister.
Never mind common decency, and respect. While they are being paid on the job to serve others.
Maybe I’ll stop by in the near future to see if the owner did anything about it. She probably was the owner…
Mary Smith
I hadn’t been here in years and I went in with great memories of the food and service. Some things were the same- classic small town diner decor and friendliness. Big portions. My husband said his food was good- bacon cooked nicely and his pancakes (which were huge) had a nice flavor, but were pretty tough. My meal, however, was a different story. I ordered biscuits and gravy with a side of eggs. My biscuit was VERY overcooked. The crust was so browned that it wasn’t edible. The gravy was delicious. My scrambled eggs were very undercooked and runny. (My personal taste is fully cooked- no running or glistening.) My biggest disappointment was that the waitress never checked if the food was ok, or checked in with me about why I didn’t touch the eggs that I had made an extra effort to order. We are leaving to go through a drive through and grab me a sandwhich, since I left most of my food behind. We are trying to decide if we should give this place another shot or just move on.
… moreNook Lancaster
It was a great experience. I have not been here for the last couple of years, but I always loved their biscuits and gravy. This time, I got the chicken fried steak with country fries, and my partner got the omelet with hash browns. The restaurant was busy when I got here, but I was still seated right away. The service was fantastic, the price is very reasonable. Overall, this is just a great place to go get breakfast.
… moreBucky Breck
The Busy Bee Cafe is my father’s, and his friends go to for Breakfast before every Ducks game. My Fiancé, and I really enjoy the Bee. The merch is fun, the waitress was on top of it, the food was just what you could expect from a traditional American restaurant, and I wouldn’t change a thing. It can be busy in the morning especially during a game or some other event that may be happening locally. It’s worth the wait, and I highly recommend the Busy Bee Cafe.
… moretina lubahn
Making my rounds of Saturday morning breakfast in Springfield and Busy Bee Cafe was next on our list. We had a delicious meal with generous portions. The chicken fried steak was perfectly cooked, along with eggs and home fries. Service was excellent as was the speed of our breakfast arriving.
… moreJay Huffman
AMAZING! The food was absolutely wonderful and the prices were extremely reasonable. The waitress was polite, knowledgeable, and friendly. The coffee kept showing up as if there was a guage on my cup telling her it was getting low. I would eat there again and again, if just to try out everything on their menu. I can’t stress enough how much I recommend this restaurant!!
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