Tony’s Place

Decent breakfast. The Blueberry Pancakes were very good. The omelette was a bit dry but very tasty. One girl handled the entire room and did a great job. We’d eat here again.

Found this place while staying at Fairfield Glade. It may show up as Michael’s on some searches, but it’s named Tony’s now. We ended up eating here three times during our five day visit to the area. Elisa is the server and owner’s daughter and she is delightful. The décor is what you’d expect from the strip mall exterior. It’s utilitarian and sparsely decorated but it gets the job done. The food here was simply delicious and a notch or two above those great greasy spoons your parents took you to. I ordered a Hungry Man breakfast one day and although the cheese on my eggs was a triangle of a half a cheese slice and the ham was lunch meat style, the meal itself was delicious and filling. The blueberry pancakes was a standout that prompted my sister to call them the best she’s ever eaten. I also ordered a ham and cheese omelet on another visit that was very good as well. Everyone in our eight person party really enjoyed their meal and that includes some finicky eaters, so I’m going to give Tony’s Place 5 stars.
Tony’s isn’t fancy and it’s menu isn’t the longest or most refined, but if you’re looking for somewhere to eat that doesn’t have a Cracker Barrel wait time, give them a try.

This is a small local place that is open for breakfast and lunch. Friendly service. The place is packed on Sunday morning with the church crowd and is probably the worst time to go but what place isn’t at this time. For lunch, try the Redneck Sandwich.