Mom's Cafe

I was trying to do this as I waited for a light, driving. But I thought better to drive. I walked in to this Diner, the atmosphere was awesome. It took me back when things was simple, people smiled and says hello, men hold the door open for you. I was greeted from a very polite young man, I think his name was Brook (sorry if I got it wrong), he attended to everyone and everything people asked for. He always came back to make sure everything was good, the food was awesome. It was very busy but the food was fast. My steak was a little over cooked, but I like my steak still running and moooing, not to many places can't do that because of the health codes. That is what keeps me on my feet and healthy. The picture wall was awesome, loved the one of the tall and short of it. I recommend this place. I want to say hello and Keep up the good work with your children, you don't see that much, where I come from. But I will be back, thank you, you made my day

Service very good! Food preparation..... ok, nothing to brag about. Food itself tasted again okay. Very nice setting here. Historical place, one for the ages. recommended if you're in the area.

If I could give Mom's Cafe more than five stars, I would do it in a heartbeat. I'm always on a quest to see if places can love up to the hype. Mom's is one of those rare gems that is worthy of every single glowing review. If you want delicious, home cooked comfort food, this is the place for you. If you need organic/gourmet options and like to be fawned over, you'll probably want to look elsewhere. My husband had the chicken fried steak, and I had a jalapeno burger. My burger was well cooked, and the portion of fresh cut fries was exactly the right amount of food. My husband's chicken fried steak was the star of the show. He started with the best cream of broccoli soup I've ever had. The breading on the steak was seasoned and fried to perfection. The mashed potatoes - something my husband and I both normally skip - were gobbled up quickly. The scone (the Utah version, not the British variety) was a delicious added bonus. Despite being far too full, we ordered a slice of blueber...