Ocoee Cafe

This diner was everything I had hoped it would be. Great ambiance, large comfy booths, super friendly staff and fantastic comfort food. The country fried steak was smothered in gravy, yet every delicious bite was still crispy. The hash browns were glorioult crunchy and oh...did I mention the corned beef hash? My oh my, it had the perfect amount of spicy. And the biscuit took up it's own plate it was so large. I can't say enough about how great my breakfast was. I'll be back!

Great food wonderful atmosphere. My friend and I was traveling from Orlando to Tampa and decide to get something to eat. I did a Yelp search of what was close and this cute Cafe popped up. We walked in to Ocoee Cafe and was greated with smiles and salutation. The Cafe was decorated beautifully, we felt like we was in Winter Wonderland. Our waitress wore a Christmas sweater and was ready to serve. Our food came out hot and fresh off the grill. Hands down one of the best places for breakfast. From inception to the final goodbyes as we walked to our car, we felt welcomed and full. So if you ever in the mood for some home cooking and want to get out of the traffic of I 4 for breakfast stop in on Ocoee Cafe, you won't be disappointed.

Everything was quite good, with one exception: we had ordered the "red potatoes," which are grilled, but they had run out of those and deep fried some red potatoes instead. That was okay, but not NEARLY as good as they should have been. The eggs were perfect, the bacon perfect, and the biscuit yummy. Plus, our server, Chelsea, and the bus boy, were wonderfully friendly and attentive. Definitely recommended.

This place is adorably pig themed and the staff is so friendly. Recommend the burgers. It's a classic American diner with a very welcoming feel. The food is good and I'm definitely going back soon. They also go all out for Halloween so I definitely want to see what that's about. I went for a chill breakfast without judgment for my no makeup ragady appearance and I got just that.

Warm and friendly atmosphere, excellent breakfast, perfect coffee. We stopped in on a bleak and rainy Sunday morning, tired of hotel and chain faire. I'd suggested Allan do a search of "where do the locals eat?" Less than a 10-minute drive from where we were staying was this gem of a place. It was hopping early(ish) in the day in spite of the weather. I ordered the ham and eggs with grits and a biscuit -- and got so much I couldn't clean my plate. Allan got the belly buster, which he tucked into with gusto. We left full and happy and ready to face the last day of a three-day convention, fully revitalized. Thanks in part to the good food, but also thanks to the sweet ladies who kept my coffee topped up and Allan's water glass full. Even when the place was slammed, they had a smile for us.