Quarter a Cup Cafe

Nice little café. Friendly, good coffee, pleasant atmosphere, good prices, and good breakfast. Tropical French toast was great.

Nice neighborhood hole in the wall. It feels like a flashback to the 80s inside. The food is pretty good though I would consider only average a bit on the greasy side at times. Unfortunately the coffee is horrible. The staff on the alert and it seemed wonderful and were attentive.

The food was good. I could find the same food quality at First Watch. The coffee mugs looked really old and not pleasant to drink out of. The coffee was not extraordinary. When my wife and I came in we were greeted with stares and were welcomed only after a minute or so. The service was good and waitresses, nice. Overall the place itself is not clean. It’s dirty: the tables, floors, our son’s booster seat, mugs, etc. Not a clean experience.

So-​so. Customer service was super friendly and helpful. If I could rate the staff alone they would get 5 stars from me! The floors and glass windows were filthy which always makes me wonder if the kitchen is filthy as well. Plus, every wall and piece of trim being a different bright color had me feeling like I was at the circus and I DON’T like clowns. The food was good but not amazing. Some simple up-​dates and cleaning on a daily basis would really boost business!

What s great find this place is! I had one of the best Reuban sandwiches I’ve had in a long time. It as outstanding! The fries are super crispy and delicious. I’ll definitely come back here again.

Big thanks to Ed C. for finding this gem.
Tucked away in a little plaza on SR 70. my GPS had me maneuvering through a trailer park, but we finally found the plaza.
You’re not coming here for the decorum or scenic overlook… just good food in a blue collar environment for cheap. Judging by the clientele, it looked like a a local hotspot; a good sign.
We came because the Tropical French Toast intrigued me… Texas french toast topped with bananas, strawberries, pineapple, shredded coconut and whipped cream. Gooseberry Syrup topped off this culinary creation. If you try nothing else… you’ve got to try this; it’s a 10.
My wife had the omelet with sliced home fries. Since I gave her some of the French toast, I scoffed half her omelet. That was nicely done as well.
We left totally stuffed and the bill was less than 15.00 (not including airfare). They have a nice menu with lunch and dinner specials. They also have an advertised all-​you-​can-​eat fish and chips and spaghetti dinner on the weekend.
This place is a keeper and will have to return to try the non-​breakfast menu.

Sonja loves the Tropical French Toast! We’ve never eaten here for other than breakfast but we understand they do a good job for lunch, too. The staff is very friendly and cordial and just plain nice! Holly — the owner — is always around to make sure things are good. And, yes, coffee is $.25 a cup — and they don’t force you to drink 6 cups, either. If you’re happy with one cup that’s fine, and it really is an honor system. The inside is bright and colorful, and there is a mixture of booths but mostly tables. You would enjoy Quarter A Cup Café!