4th Street Cafe

I came here with my family and it was awesome! The waitress was great and friendly and she came to the table to check on us more than you would get at any other restaurant. also super vegetarian friendly!!! Great breakfast and great service!

A special spot. Can’t miss stopping here at least once when I visit home. I recommend anyone passing through town take a pit stop at this location. The service and atmosphere is unique — it’s an example of traditional Midwest culture.

S. L. O. W.
I came in at 7:25 AM with two colleagues. It took 45 minutes to get:
Cheese Omelette with hash browns
4 eggs over medium with bacon and sausage
Two eggs over medium with ham and hash browns
The omelette was runny.
The potatoes were cold.
Eggs were cold.
Ham was good (hence the one star)
The service was atrocious. When I checked on the extended delay, the kind server said they cook food one table at a time. Yet, locals who came in after us got their food before us.
There is a round table where local men gather to talk. They were surprisingly rude. (We were in town for business and were dressed in suits.) They scoffed, «you ought to give up your PHD and get to work» «Somebody must be carry guns» «You must be FBI» and the ugliest was «travel safely once you get to the city limits.»
We acknowledged the men when we entered. We didn’t speak otherwise, yet, they were unkind without provocation.
Skip this place at all costs. The other four star reviews can in no way reflect the restaurant I visited.
I will NEVER darken the door of this horrible place. You should just go to the nearby McDonalds.

The only diner within a hundred miles that’s worth it’s weight. The food is excellent here, particularly the breakfast menu. I always get the Harold and am always impressed with the rich taste and simplified menu. Nothing spells disaster quite like a diner with a ten page menu. They know what they make well and they execute it perfectly every time. It’s not expensive to dine here either, and the food is better than the price they charge you for it.
Décor is a little strange, varied to say the least. Posters of eagles decorate the walls and I believe they also dabble in skateboard sale now. Honestly though, if you’re dining for the aesthetics, then I don’t quite understand your mentality on food.
Seriously, eat here. It’s probably the only place in town that doesn’t disappoint me.

My father would have called this place a «joint». I call it an «experience».
The menu changes hourly, and is written on a sheet of paper torn out of a three-​hole notebook.
I had their homemade salmon patties (nice), American fries (good), corn (out of a can), and a piece of their fruit cocktail cake (excellent) — all for less than 7 bucks.

I want to take a moment and say that I miss this place. There was no better place for a gal to get a tuna sandwich and a glass of chocolate milk. I don’t think I need to say anymore. Its good.