Curt’s Cafeteria

You cannot beat the breakfast at Curts! When you get a biscuit to go and the paper bag is seeping with grease, you know it’s good! Great breakfast bar and friendly staff.

There are a couple of days a week that the selection is more limited, but most days it is quite good. The food is simple and doesn’t have too much spice, salt or sugar. It’s very classic food in a neat atmosphere. Monday’s has a free desert with meal. I eat there often and with a meat and 3 vegetables with tea and pay less than $ 10.

Been to Curt’s for breakfast many times and it never disappoints. Great food and atmosphere.

I always try to stop by when in the area. Whether I go in and have the buffet style breakfast with so many choices that it will make your head spin or going thru the drive thru and picking up a bag of bacon, egg, and cheese biscuits for $ 1.25 each and feeding my buddies at work. Curt’s never let’s us down

I have been here a few times for lunch and once for breakfast. The lunches are reasonable. 1 main and 1 side for $ 5. The food was ok, nothing great. For breakfast, I got a chicken biscuit. I literally could not bite into the chicken at all because it was so hard. It was completely inedible. The lunches merit 3 stars but it’s hard to recover from being served food that can not be eaten.

The food is consistent, always good! We go there frequently for breakfast and lunch. Their biscuits are fresh and delicious, love them with their fantastic gravy. They have great food selections for their lunch serving. The baked chicken breasts, delicious!

Man this used to be the reason why I would wake up early when I was in highschool. The breakfast bar at Curt’s were unbeatable! I love the scramble eggs, bacon, grits and biscuits. SO GOOD. The price were affordable and the service is always nice. One thing I should note is that the breakfast bar is not all you can eat. You just pick out the stuff you want… then they will look at your plate or togo box and put in the quantity of stuff you picked out and you pay by that. The sweet tea at curt’s is also pretty good. I totally recommend.

The bacon, egg and cheese biscuit is as good as it ever was! While it was 99 cents for years, it’s still only a few cents more and is the best combination of bacon, scrambled egg, cheese and a great biscuit anywhere.
Also had lunch at Curt’s today after church. Baked chicken looks like a whole small chicken and is perfectly baked. Probably enough for two. Country fried steak is also outstanding and large. Plenty of good veggies.
Curt would be proud.

I’ve been eating at Curt’s for well over 15 years. And it’s always the same… great!
It’s one of those places that you know it is what it is, and you can always count on it.
It’s definitely not «fine dining» but it’s always clean and the food is always great. Breakfast, lunch and dinner are all fantastic. I particularly enjoy the baked chicken breast and homemade dressing with gravy. It has already been mentioned but it is NOT an all you can eat buffet. They charge according to each item on your plate, not necessarily how much of any single item you get. So get a large serving of a two or three items and you’ll be good to go!
And if you have enough room left after your meal, the cobblers are a fitting end to a great meal.

Food is decent and inexpensive. Would give 4* if the food was also hot. It was barely warm.
I tried the eggs, grits (cheese & regular), bacon, round sausage patty, biscuits & gravy, & a couple of tater tots. Needed salt on my grits but all else was fine!

Delicious country cooking buffet. Friendly setting and a very convenient meeting spot in central Hall County.

It’s been YEARS since I’ve stopped by and nothing’s changed, except for some of the waitresses, the price has gone up a bit, and they now have free wi-​fi. This is a place the locals hit up, and it’s kind of difficult to find, since you have to go off the main road and onto the backroads. This doesn’t hinder their sales much, as their parking lot is always crowded around breakfast and lunch.
As you enter, you grab a tray, your plate and utensils, and move through the [NOT all-​you-​can-​eat] buffet line. Pile the food on as high as you’d like, ladies and gents, because the pricing is based on how many different things you get, not how much you get. And then if you can’t eat everything, you can always take it home. The food is solid, great seasonings (especially on the fried chicken) and as wholesome as comfort food can possibly get. The PHENOMENAL desserts are only an additional dollar and you can get as much as you want, as it’s located at a different spot, away from the rest of the buffet and the register.
Service is great. The girls make you feel like you’re a part of the family, whether you’re clearly a local or not. They clear away plates/​trays quickly as you finish and volunteers to get you another refill, if desired.
Probably the most convenient thing is the drive-​thru. I used to come through after my morning classes and pick up a biscuit as my breakfast for cheap and they’re SO good!
I love seeing family owned, mom-​and-​pop restaurants still going strong.

Curts is a family feel good type of restaurant. I only go for breakfast for eggs and sausage once ever two months, but the last time I stopped by the cashier charged me double for the eggs.
One thing to notice is the spoons they use for the eggs are different from all the other spoons on the buffet. The egg spoons are round with a flat bottom like a small cup, which constrains you to a very small portion of eggs. Most spoons have a rounded bottom, which gives you a scoop portion. This must be a budget cut-​back trick to save money.
Attached photo of eggs and spoon
2 eggs are normally $ 1.69
2 sausages are $ 1.49
My charge was $ 5.27
I told the cashier that she over charged me for the eggs, but she insisted that I must have the eggs leveled at the spoon scoop.
For the most part, they have a friendly atmosphere, but beware if the cashier feels you have served yourself too much, you will be charged double without any questions.

We went here for breakfast. It has a buffet style breakfast with country home cooked food. The place has a country feel to it and everyone pretty much calls you «hun».
The buffet for breakfast was the only option you had other than ordering individual items from the buffet to go. They had traditional southern breakfast items like grits, eggs, sausage, ham, etc.
Pricing wasn’t too bad at around $ 8 a person. The food was pretty good, but then again, i’m not a fan of buffets.
The staff is very friendly and take care of you and see that your coffee stays full.
I would go again if I was in the area, but I wouldn’t make go out of my way to eat here.