Five Forks Cafe Llc

If you're looking for a great American Breakfast and Lunch then look no further. Five Forks Cafe has a traditional greasy spoon diner set-up that's welcoming. We were seated within minutes of arriving. The staff was on top of it when it came to the order and our cups were always full. My biscuits and gravy hit the spot and my kids loved their meal. I definitely want to try out their lunch menu options in the future.

Very good place for breakfast. Menu is small but everything we tried was quite good. For breakfast I recommend the chicken fried steak; you will not be disappointed. The biscuit gravy was best I ever had -- not pasty at all. Toast does not look like much in my pictures, but it was surprisingly good, I promise. Service was pleasant and fast. We did not have to wait long for our order. Coffee was better than Dunkin's.

First, I love a greasy spoon diner. Second, when I go to them, I never expect 5 star service. This place is horrible, however…..The cafe closes at 2pm. We walked in at 1:05. I think that was our mistake. They were too concerned with going home. The hostess pointed over her shoulder to where we should sit. The server was borderline rude, forceful at best. Typical breakfast order. Pancakes for my sons. Biscuits and gravy combo for me. I asked if it came with toast and was told, “that’s why it has biscuits.” When the food came, the bacon orders were old and greasy. I quickly tasted the gravy. I told the server that the gravy is cold, and not even warm. Without a grunt, mumble, or a word, she carried the plate away. Next you hear the microwave being used. It finishes, and here comes the biscuits and gravy again. She put the plate back on the table, and walked away, again without a grunt, grumble, or a word spoken. This is the last time we saw her during the visit. As we’re eating the meal, we hear two men behind the brown wall trying to get things cleaned up for closing. “No more orders” “I’m tired of this sh*t” “It’s always like this every dam Sunday”. Just part of their conversation. This place is so bad, that for the first time in my life, I left a $0.00 tip. Yeah. It’s that bad.

Had breakfast with a friend and 30 minutes after opening and they were really busy. We sat down immediately and got our coffee and order in really fast. So the crowd didn't slow them down at all. Breakfast was great with the Greek omelet. Omelets down just right. Many places let it sit on the grill until the rest of the order is ready. The omelet had just the correct amount of squish and a bit of crispy around the edges. Coffee was good. Looking forward to next time.

Really small, older restaurant. Booths mostly. Breakfast and lunch served. Closes at 3 PM. Closed on Monday. Food great. Service great. Simple menus. Breakfast till close on Saturday. I had the cheeseburger that comes with fries. Delicious. Huge burger. All hand made patty. Bun good. Got with everything, which is lettuce (that's shredded), tomato (2 slices of home grown), onions and mayonnaise. Husband tried the biscuits and gravy (considered a side dish) and side of sausage patties. He said gravy definitely homemade and biscuits were big. Two biscuits but he couldn't finish. I couldn't finish my burger but I tried! Fries were hot and crinkle cut. Really fast, courteous service from our server. I would definitely say they were crowded but we didn't have to wait for a booth. Went here specifically to try cheeseburger. The September issue of Southern Living magazine had brief right up about this restaurant and that they had the best burgers in Williamsburg. We will definitely go back.