Liz’s Parkview Cafe

Old school American diner style food. It would have been a better experience if service was consistent. Some waitresses seemed friendly and pretty attentive but ours dropped our food and never checked back. She disappeared and other customer walked up behind the station to ask for checks for both of our tables so we could pay and leave.

I really like the salad bar, grilled cheese sandwich, fries, and pecan pancakes at Liz’s Parkview Café. Also, the coffee is almost always steaming hot when served.
I know LPC has undergone several remodeling projects, but for a vintage village building, that is to be expected. The light fixtures are very pretty and up to date, and the carpeting has been replaced. Thus, this restaurant smells like food being cooked and coffee being brewed. The waitstaff are also quite assertive and quick at helping people.
Anyway, if you happen to be in Richland, be it on a bicycle or a car, Liz’s Parkview Café has lovely breakfast and lunch options.

We were in town for a basketball game and wanted something to eat. Stopped here since they had good reviews. Unfortunately the service was very slow… so slow that we had to ask for coffee and where the toast was that should have come with the meal By the way the toast was dropped on the floor in the kitchen so we had to wait again… by this time we were done with our meal.
You could hear all of the staff talking and laughing in the kitchen while we waited for our waitress which did not make our wait any better. Hopefully they will train their staff to be more observant and pro active or they are going to loose customers.
We wanted to like this place it was a cute small town restaurant but it took way to long to get our food and the food was just ok.

Liz’s is a solid small-​town diner with plenty of options for breakfast, lunch, or dinner. Liz’s reminds me of a small town café I worked at in high school — it looks small and unassuming but has ample space and seating inside. A warm, friendly staff greeted us upon entry and we were seated quickly. I was excited to try Water Street Coffee because our hosts spoke highly of it – and was not let down.
Our party tried the fluffy hot cakes, eggs several different ways, the corned beef hash, and various toasts on the side. While the rye toast did not have as much flavor as I expected, it was still a filling accompaniment to my meal. The corned beef hash was some of the best I have ever eaten — great texture and just the right amount of saltiness. Eggs were cooked to perfection (both scrambled and poached) and the hot cakes were fluffy and delightful.
Waiter service was prompt, friendly, and on point. For a busy Sunday morning, we had excellent service. I’d recommend arriving between 8:30 — 8:45 to guarantee quick seating on a Sunday.

Loved this place! Can’t wait to go back and have the wonderful coffee and French toast! I have absolutely no complaints about this place. Definitely go if you are close by and want an awesome breakfast!

I love the food! Portions are huge and fresh! Waitress is very nice! It’s my favorite spot for breakfast now! Will come back for sure.

Sooooo amazing!!! Loved the food! And the coffee is delicious! Ask for Abby or Taylor to be your waitress, they are fun, helpful, and will take care of you!

Great local spot. The food was served quick, hot, and fresh. The wait staff was friendly and willing to offer recommendations when we couldn’t make a decision. Liz’s décor is simple but clean and tidy. There is plenty of parking available in the back of the restaurant. There is also a small ice cream shop in the store front for an afternoon treat. Will definitely return again to try new menu items. Favorites of the group included: cinnamon French toast, pecan pancakes, biscuits & gravy, and the bacon.