John's Place

Was in the area after visiting the dentist and decided to try it out. Figured I wouldn’t be dining in and went to drive through, and considering it’s sit down style food to go, I was fully prepared to wait a bit longer and wasn’t in a rush. Only one person in front of me (off-traffic hour) and waited maybe 10-20 minutes. Got the chorizo and ham breakfast burritos, they were toasty and the tortilla on the chorizo one was nicely flaky. I really liked how they weren’t overly salty (you can always add more but people who want lower sodium have a tougher time), great flavor and very nicely sized. The chorizo had a really good smoky flavor and preferred it over the ham one myself. The ratio of eggs to hashbrowns to meat to tomatoes was nicely balanced. I usually don’t rate on cost however they were running some sort of promotion and $13 burritos for $11 considering current restaurant prices was very good value. They asked if I wanted condiments and I said I’d take some taco sauce. Personally haven’t tried the Heinz brand, and unless you’re a fan, I suggest putting your own hot sauce since it lowered the quality of the food with it on!

Old style Cafe. Bigger crowds for breakfast and lunch. Established place with a vintage feel. Mostly long-time (older) crowd but not exclusively. Dedicate, long term patrons keep coming back for the consistent comfort food. Very nice staff and clean interior. Maybe a little dated inside but who cares? Good food, clean, nice staff is a positive in my book

Really good blend of Mexican and American food. The breakfast burritos definitely make it worth your while, although don't expect the salsa to be spicy! It has an interesting blend of drive thru and diner sitting which is useful whether you want that classic sit down experience or are on the go. Will stop here next time I'm in town.