Koffee Kup Restaurant

Ate here for the first time in 10 plus years. I was born in Stoughton so for me this place is very nostalgic for me.

This restaurant is the perfect Diner in my eyes. I found this amazing place on a random trip to Stoughton a few years back, and regularly visit it from Madison. The combination of atmosphere, staff, and well priced decent quality food has earned my respect for their consistency each time we visit. If you are looking for an amazing fulfilling meal, particularly breakfast, in a casual diner atmosphere, this is the place. One note-​it can be difficult to get a seat (a positive indication that I am not the only admirer), and the locals tend to occupy their tables and booths to chat long after the meal is over, but I assure you it’s worth the wait.

Love this place!
Took mama-​Chy here and for three people who ate like the royal court, the total bill was $ 35 with tip!
We ordered Kitchen Omelet add bacon, with Multi-​Grain bread and American Fries, Meat Eater Omelet with Pancakes, and Hashbrowns, and Eggs Benedict. Also, three coffees.
They make their own bread, the multi-​grain is a heartier, thicker (think Texas toast), yet soft and chewy. Their pancakes are billed as ‘Plate-​Sized’ and it’s not a false advertisement, they are as big as the plate, in fact it was even hanging over the plate a bit. The omelets were huge! Bigger than the two eggs it states it’s made with, perhaps it’s all the generous fillings of vegetables and meats that make this a stand-​out both in portion and flavor. Sometimes, the bacon is under cooked, or chewy in an omelet, not here, they are crispy!
I’d recommend the American Fries, the quartered potatoes have a flavorful crunch and the insides were not mushy nor dry.
The staff here never miss a beat, I don’t believe our koffee kups were ever beyond half empty.
Get here early, as it does fill up and the tiny parking lot is a zoo on weekends and most morning.
We’ve been here for dinner as well and really enjoyed their burgers!
I love the small, cozy feel to this diner. They even have a board of specials, fresh pies, and soups!

The food here is delicious! The servers are friendly and it’s a cozy little restaurant. The only reason why I gave it ⁴⁄₅ stars is because I’m not a fan of the street parking. It’s too hard to maneuver with the kids and whatnot. Otherwise — this place is great!

Best place to get breakfast in Stoughton! It can be crowded on Sunday mornings when Church lets out. Just work around that and you can usually get in within a couple minutes.

My boyfriend and I came here for breakfast after a weekend getaway at Crown Pointe Resort.
We were immediately greeted by the friendly staff. Our waitress was extremely nice and energetic. She had a very welcoming feel, she told me even tho I was a bears fan she still liked me LOL.
The atmosphere was very inviting and cozy. It had an old school feel with a hint of modern day décor. They took orders on a tablet which was very neat.
Lastly, the food was phenomenal at a very reasonable price. Anyone visiting this area should come here for breakfast. You will not be disappointed!

Typical diner food in a typical hometown Stoughton atmosphere. Great breakfast, great soups, great pies. Always a good value. Service is usually great, with the occasional grumpy server. But I think that just adds to the ambiance. :)

My husband and I stopped here on our way out of Madison and I’m so glad we did! I glanced at a few reviews and figured it was worth a stop, it is. I had a traditional breakfast with eggs, hashbrowns, bacon, and toast (coffee lovers rejoice, they leave a carafe of coffee on the table for you!) and Mr. H had a waffle with the best sausage he’s ever had. It was quite possibly the best breakfast we had on our week long trip!

Cheap! Cheap! Cheap! And good! Diner food. Stoughton locals know. Then stop at Fosdel’s Bakery just down the street for awesome donuts!

This is our go to breakfast spot in Stoughton. Servers are so friendly, and have always given us great service. Food is well done, comes out quickly and my goodness the prices are good. Great bang for your buck! Usually in and out quickly even when the place is packed!

This is our place for breakfast! My wife and I moved to Stoughton in Jun ’15 and The Koffee Kup was suggested by our neighbor. We are very glad she suggested it as we’ve lived here for just over a month and been to the Kup 5 times now. The wait staff is quick and attentive and the menu has lots of options for breakfast. The omelets are good and the pancakes are huge, «plate size» per their menu. They have numerous bakery items available too as well as a limited bar. Our only complaint is there is literally no place to wait for a table unless you stand outside, but the turnaround on tables is usually pretty quick.

This place has Great food! They also have fast and friendly service! Up to date they use I pads to put in your order so your food can get started faster!

This is a great breakfast place with a wide variety of menu items for a surprising low cost. I highly recommend visiting here for breakfast.

This place is awesome. Good food, friendly people, quaint… Helped us decide that Stoughton will soon be our home. Ken, the owner, is terrific. Can’t wait to get to know the town better.
Other foods tried by our table were plate sized pancake, eggs Benedict, and whold wheat waffle. All were delicious and priced low. Don’t miss this place – if you need to wait a bit for a table, it’s totally worth it!

Amazing breakfast. I had the biscuits and gravy and it was great! Great place in a great little town

I just feel like I need to write a review of one of my favorite diners. I lived in Stoughton for about 10 plus years. We ate at the Koffee Kup frequently and have NEVER had a bad meal. They have always been busy. They really need to expand.
Anyways, my kids and I happened to be in Stoughton a few weeks back and ate at the Koffee Kup. My daughter had never had a burger here and tried it and loved it. I usually always get the omelette and hashbrowns which I got. My only complaint (and the reason for only 4 stars) was that I ordered a cheese omelette but she had typed in a cheese and mushroom omelette. I hate mushrooms otherwise I would have eaten it. So she took it back and I got a new yummy cheese omelette.
The waitstaff is busy and not much smiling, but not unfriendly. And you are jammed packed in there. We were sitting closest to the door. I overhead a man who brought his friend here that the food is really good but they need to expand. He is right.
But again, the locals frequent it all the time. The food is very good. So take a chance and try it out!

Not my cup of tea. I didn’t like that the waitstaff all shared tables and that they all seemed to just be going through the motions. Too many tables crammed in a too small place. Felt dirty, mediocre food, took forever to pay.
I really wanted to like this place and to have a cute little diner in our hometown for Sunday breakfast. Not so, won’t be back.

We have eaten here many times when visiting. For what Stoughton has to offer, I would say it’s one of their better restaurants. Good food and great high desserts.
Today a young girl by the name Missy was serving us and she had the worst attitude I’ve ever experienced at a restaurant. Whats strange is she wasn’t even hiding it. Then when she walked off she was slamming cups, being very aggressive, etc… It was beyond uncomfortable.
This young lady is a loose canon!

Old SKool diner– Yes, I spelled it with a K, kause Koffee Kup spells everything else with a K.
Saturday morning here was packed. All generations were crammed into this tiny restaurant eyeing for spot to have breakfast, a K-​rafe of Koffee and some good old charm from the waitress.
Food arrived quickly, attentive staff, and delicious and klassic food.
Omelettes, hashbrowns, toast, and even a grilled cheese were gone in just a few minutes after our early morning sporty activities.
This is an institution on main street in Stoughton, must stop while you are shopping at the other charming shops in town.

I was going to give this place a 5 star rating; except for that stupid baby! I’ll get to that later.
We stopped here on our way to wild cat mountain state park. First the town is aaaaaamazing!!! It still has many small businesses you don’t see that much anymore!
The restaurant is small but we were able to get the last table without any wait at 9am on a Saturday!!! Awesome!
We ordered our food and it was fresh, and super tasty! We tried the ham and cheese omelet, it was delicious and the ham was huge!!! It was just what I like huge meat!
I got 2 eggs potatoes and side bacon! Bacon, 3 prices, long, thick, juicy… It was great!
All for 13 bucks… That included the coffee which was under a dollar. it was not some cheap swirl… It was good stuff!
My only complaint was the crying baby! Get that nancy some baby benedril so we can enjoy our meal… And Or leave it at home unsupervised to care for itself.
Food excellent, coffee great, town amazing, baby you suck, everyone else your cool!

Great place for an old fashioned traditional breakfast of classics and basics. Do not come here expecting some 4 – 5 star service and food, its not meant to be that kind of place and never was or will be. Its means for locals to come and become regulars and enjoy a basic breakfast and a great price. Yes its small and a little cramped but oh well, your not here for the night, just a meal, live with it.
I came here with my parents as my final breakfast in the state of WI for many months as I leave for Seattle tomorrow for my new job out that way. My folks had been here before but this was my first.
I got the steak omelet with hashbrowns and toast. Portions were good, food was tasty and the price was right. The servers are friendly and kind and they keep up very well for a busy place during breakfast hours. Coffee here is really good as well! The pies and desserts here looked to die for by the way so please do me a favor and get a slice for me since I will be some 2000 miles west of this little place.