We went there for breakfast after a long night of traveling. The restaurant was easy to access and we were greeted immediately upon entry. Service was amazing. The menu is vast and the food was absolutely delicious. It's hard to do breakfast wrong but this was a really good breakfast. The pancakes are fluffy and delicious. It's definitely a family friendly spot. The ambience is kind of like a diner and it is kid friendly. I will absolutely eat here again

Just an overall lovely place and great service on every single visit. The food is always yummy and d it is a great place to eat.

A true diamond in the rough. When we first stopped by we weren't expecting much, boy were we surprised! Food is excellent and has been consistently prepared. Prices are fair and portions are ample. With many selections to choose from. Service has been excellent every time we have visited. Best of all for us is the properly priced kids meal. Kids meal pancakes are huge and filling. Waffle+ is ridiculous.

We finally got around to trying this spot near Villages of the Woodland Springs. It's in a really cute spot and the interior has a really trendy farmhouse vibe. We got seated right away, which was a surprise since it was Sunday around peak brunch hours. That said, our food took a while to come out once we placed our orders. I ordered the Tex-Mex skillet with a coffee and my husband had the Dad Breakfast, which is your fairly typical pancake, sausage, and egg plate. The Tex-Mex skillet was great: I loved the hash browns and the jalapeños added the perfect amount of heat. The salsa was also pretty good! It also came with a side of pancakes, a biscuit, or toast and I chose the pancakes. The pancakes were tasty, though I didn't get to finish them. The skillet was super filling! Overall, we had a good experience here and would come back for breakfast or brunch in the future.

This little place was a recommendation by a company on the same area while my husband and I were in Fort Worth getting some equipment calibrated so we thought we would give it a try. I'd rather eat somewhere local versus a chain restaurant. The parking lot is tight so be ready to squeeze into a space if you have a large vehicle. The restaurant is a quaint little pocket with plenty of seating. I love the open ceiling and the lighting a lot, there are both booth & table seating available as well there looks to be a room off to the side for large groups. We were sat pretty quickly and our waitress was right there to greet us with menus. She gave us time to look at the menu but we knew we needed hot coffee and hot chocolate so that was quickly remedied. The menu had a lot of really great options including healthy ones, my husband was eyeing the Cowboy Omelet but went for something he would usually have it was labeled Dads Breakfast. The pancakes with it were huge he didn't even finish them but said everything was good. Me, I had the Country Skillet, it's a nice take on biscuits and gravy with hash browns tucked underneath I had over hard eggs on top (I don't like runny eggs ‍) and got a additional biscuit because they give you another choice of a bread item to go with it. The biscuit by itself was super tasty. I really liked this dish I figured we wouldn't stop on the way home so wanted something that would keep me filled until we got home. I definitely think this is a great little place I hope this helps others not familiar with it to give it a shot. They do have a lunch menu but I didn't take a picture of that side.