"Service was super friendly and quick. We had the Eggs Benedict, delicious classic dish. We also got the lemon stuffed toast. So good! Not too sweet and perfect amount of tartness. Finally we got the huckleberry (mixed berry) pie. Also super delicious and not too sweet, with a side of ice cream."

"Located in the basement of the old Masonic Temple building in Whitefish. Needed to go down stairs to reach the entrance so I'm not sure if there is an elevator access for wheelchairs. The place is popular as we had a 20 minute wait on a Thursday afternoon at 1:30pm. Spacious and bright with high ceilings and artwork of paintings and photographs for sale on the walls. It can be noisy when the place is crowded. Friendly staff with fast and efficient service. The Hollandaise sauce on the Eggs Benedict was so flavorful and the poached eggs were perfect, not runny at all! Good selection on their menu for breakfast and lunch items."

"Absolutely wonderful place to have brunch or breakfast anytime you are in Whitefish. The wait time can be long when it’s rush hour. The food makes it worth the wait. Portion sizes keep you content. The service will satisfy you. Prices are very reasonable for Whitefish. Try the fresh pies! They are probably the best you will try in all of Montana!"

"Ten stars. Best French toast of my life. Incredible quality, taste and value. Steak cooked perfectly. Grits were full of flavor and texture. Wonderful service."

"My first time visiting this beautiful state of Montana. I would definitely not go back. The Benedict was way overcooked and we had to send it back. And then our waitress Annie was extremely rude to our 7-year-old. He was coloring a picture and underneath this picture was their menu. After she had placed his dish on top of the picture she was yanking the menu out from underneath everything. It was very rude and inappropriate. Also when we were ordering the child's meal she was trying to convince us to get the side of fries. I had to turn to her and say to her he cannot have the fries he is diabetic. Needless to say the whole experience was not a good one."