People’s Cafe

This restaurant is well worth a stop in at. The food was excellent as was the service. The portion sizes are huge and the prices were very good. The wife and I ate for $ 21 and had more food than we could consume. We will definitely be stopping in again.

H O M E T O W N G O O D N E S S
What a quaint little small town café. Nothing special, but fine solid food, with huge huge portions. At a very reasonable price. It is a tad grubby in here, but not disgusting. It is old, real old, That happens…
There was a wide variety of folks in here, so it must appeal to all. We loved our hangover breakfast. However, not doing That again for a loooong time. Apparently, when my car has issues, I deal with it with Brandy & H20 :-)
Surprise John O, this Unilocaler lives up here! Forced to. By family obligations.
T I L L N E X T T I M E

Re-​opened May 1^st. Went to breakfast this a.m. Everything good as usual, Yay!

The place is closed for health department reasons. And it’s no wonder the food was terrible, the place was filthy and the service was lousy we had to get up and leave because it stunk so bad in there. Definitely not a recommendation. Waste of time and a definite waste of money.

The building has a dingy diner feel to it. Entering through the back alley is somewhat off putting with a tiny sign above the windowless door. There are always tables available. The coffee did not taste good. The French toast was good, although the pieces of bread seemed smaller than most french toast. The batter and syrup were tasty but it didn’t come with powdered sugar which is my favorite part of french toast.

Man, did I leave stuffed.
Time warp into the 50’s.
Isanti County.
Don’t imagine that any of my Unilocal peeps will ever have any reason to be in Cambridge, MN. But… solid breakfast joint if you ever find yourself in this neck of the woods.
Got the chicken fajita omelette. It is massive and tasty. Comes with fries or hashbrowns and toast or a pancake. Went with hashbrowns and the pancake. Food overload! The pancake takes up the entire plate! I finished the hashbrowns, three quarters of the omelette and half of the pancake. Total pre-​tip with an AJ was a hair over ten bucks.
As is not unusual, I was one of the youngest customers in the joint. Group of older guys next to me that seemed to just be hanging out playing dice. It would not surprise me if my waitress has been working here since they first opened. Just seems to be the kind of place where there is low turnover among the staff and the regulars have been regulars for a long time.
After I ordered my food, I was worried that they might not take credit cards as I had no cash on me. They have made it to this century in that regard. Embarrassing trip to the cash machine averted.