Claudette’s Cafe & Deli

I don’t care for the greasy food. The hash browns and omelettes are so greasy that lots of greasy residue remains on the plate if you can manage to get the food down. Their burger and fries is a decent choice but nothing special. The wait staff is always nice and efficient, even when it’s clear they are understaffed at times. I stop here on a somewhat regular basis for coffee with friends and the wait staff turnover seems high.

Food was very blah and super outdated décor. Not impressed. I have been to better places in the area.

Love Claudette’s!!! Sophie is the best server there! She’s is very attentive, always offering refills on coffee etc and very friendly!
Best breakfast spot in the area! Way better than your typical breakfast chains!

Great place for breakfast, best hash browns around. Attentive staff.

Been here at least 20 times. nothing special average cleanliness average food easy to get in and out of if that’s your issue.

You can overlook the outdated décor because of the restaurant’s friendly staff, decent food and inexpensive prices. Try the pecan cream cheese French toast. Delicious.

The terracotta walls, the fake hearth painted on the wall, the outdated giant wooden fork and spoons, the tired wall art, the smell in the hallway to the bathroom and the very sticky floor in great need of a proper washing all add up to reasons I would have left right away when I walked into here yesterday, 5÷9÷14. I went for two reasons, 1) I had a gift cert. from a rewards program to use and 2) It was close by to where my mom had just had hand surgery and we both had to eat. The two of us spent over $ 20 for just 2 beverages (mine had to be replaced due to a bug floating in it!) and 2 meals. The portions were decent, and the chicken parm sandwich was really good, but I don’t think ¾ texas toast is a good vehicle for it, a sub bun or a Italian roll would be better. Mom had the eggs benny and said they were good. Really needs a good update and cleaning before I’ll go back any time soon.

Why do people like this place?
I can only assume its of the owner. He can barely walk and probably lived a tough, hard life.
There’s no busser and they could use a 2^nd cook.
An hour later, when you’ve eaten and come to square up… more waiting.
I had to wait on him to try to dial somebody on his phone for five minutes before paying. I paid with a credit card but his machine couldn’t print the receipt. He puts his hand over the phone and asks how much I’d like to tip (???)

We used to go there all the time because of the quick friendly service and my husband loves their omlettes but the last couple times we’ve been there the floors and bathrooms have been so filthy, even a great omelette can’t bring us back. Sorry.

A spacious diner that was bustling in the Sunday morning I stopped by. The food is standard fare: nothing unexpected in my veggie omelet with hash browns and toast. The coffee, unfortunately, left much to be desired, as it was weak, akin to the free coffee I find in hospitals.
Still, the service was outstanding, and three of the staff said more than a sentence to me: three! So, while the coffee couldn’t do it for me, the people made me feel warm inside.

Decent sandwich and great coffee. The owners roast their own coffee, and it is genuinely amazing.
Kind family and solid belly filling food.
Only thing that probably hurts them is their location — not the greatest. I have seen a lot of businesses go in and out of this plaza over the years. Hopefully they can hang on!

This is a bare bones local diner. Clean and lots of older folks who seemed to be Saturday regulars for breakfast. The place is clean, the coffee is weak and the service is basic. When they poured my coffee I commented to the server that it looked really weak to which she said, «Yeah, we make it weak here.» Strike one. I had the Huevo Ranchero Burrito — huge and nice presentation but honestly it had no real flavor and was a huge bowl of nothing much smoothered in salsa. It looked like it would be tasty but was a huge disappointment. So if a lot of food is the goal this is your place. If you want something that will make your taste buds sing then keep on driving. Maybe the pancakes or something else would have been a better choice? But since the server said the huevo ranchero was their best breakfast item I’ll let you make your own decision. I’ll go elsewhere next time I’m hangering for a good breakfast.

Well… had the blueberry hotcakes $ 2.95 & the everything but the kitchen sink omelette… husband loved his omelette… nothing to really write home about.

I was a little worried when I stepped in the front door of this place. No food in the deli case, spartan decorations for the huge space. But this place serves up a straightforward and cheap breakfast. I loved that I ordered everything a la carte… one egg, bacon, and English muffin. I think that added up to $ 3.50ish. Service was fast. And their home fries are killer good. Unassuming little place with good eats.

Really good food and pleasant fast service.
Even though I wasn’t very hungry when I my parents and I went to breakfast here I still managed to eat my entire spinach and feta omelette, hashbrowns, a few bites of toast along with a sampling of Mom’s Greek omelette and Dad’s blueberry pancakes.
A friendly face and charming personality «Wes» greeted us at the door when we walked in. Although it said seat yourself, he lead us to a table handing out menus as he let us know someone would be right with us. Always a good sign when you get the last table in the house — not too packed that you have to wait 30 min for a table but busy enough that you know the place is solid.
My parents and I have hit a ton of breakfast places over the years. This one is definitely worth a repeat visit.
Notes:
The interior is plain so if you’re looking for ambiance this isn’t the place.
Also, it’s not what I’d call expensive but our bill for three (3 meals + 3 cups coffee) was $ 27.98.

Delicious breakfast food!!! I went here earlier this morning with my dad and sister. I have been here once before when the restaurant had occupied a smaller space in the plaza. It has a slightly cozy feel to it with plenty of yummy breakfast.
I had one of their specials– gyro and cheddar omelet special with the seasoned potatoes. I skipped the cheddar and added veggies. The omelet had the right amount of eggs and filling it in. It was warm, savory, and well seasoned. The gyro meat was a perfect substitute for the bacon/​sausage/​ham that normally goes into an omelet. I was a little disappointed with the seasoned potatoes because they were a little under salted. However, I prefer the potatoes under salted than over salted. THE TOAST is soo good, perfectly buttered and crispy on the outer edges and soft and warm on the inner piece. The bread they use for toast is delicious. My sister had their corned beef hash, which was really good using slices of cut up corned beef, mixed with onions, peppers, mushrooms, and seasoned potatoes. However, I wasn’t amazed with their corned beef sandwich. It was good corned beef, but not the best. I still love Slyman’s corned beef!
The service was a little slow, but the place was packed so it’s understandable. It was well worth the wait though for that omelet. It’s a comfortable place to get some amazing, cheap breakfast food when you are looking for omelets and hash.
I can’t wait to go back :)