Pancho Villa

"Just a great little place to have breakfast and mingle with the cool local dudes who gather before sunrise every morning. One of them made fun of my fat gut, but I didn't take offense at all, because I knew it was all in good, clean fun. I live hundreds of miles away in Cincinnati, but my best friend is a local and takes me there every time I visit him. If what you really want doesn't appear on the menu just tell the cute girl behind the counter what you want and she'll do her best to make what you want with what's on hand. The coffee is self-serve. When I poured myself a cup I was looking around for some creamer. I don't use powered "creamer" or artificial liquid creamer so I asked her if she had any kind of dairy product for the coffee, and she poured a glass half full of milk for my coffee and told me to let her know if I needed more. I had heard bragging about the place's biscuits and gravy, but upon arrival I noticed she was bringing this southern dish to one of the guys at the next table and didn't notice any sausage in it, so I said, "Doesn't your gravy have any sausage in it?" She said no, but I can put some in yours if you want." So she fried some and crumbled it in my gravy. That made it so much better not just because it had sausage in it, but because I knew she had gone the 2nd mile for me. I'm a Google Local Guide writing reviews of restaurants, hotels, and other businesses, and something I often mention about service is the importance of friendliness and cheerfulness. I feel better about leaving a big tip for a waitress who was friendly even if she made a mistake than one who is dour and unsmiling even if she gets everything exactly right. And the service here is very friendly and cheerful. Cheerfulness can be contagious. I don't think she was going to charge me for the milk or sausage crumbles, but I'll never know, because another local (not the one who mentioned my gut) paid for friend's and my meals before leaving."

"So we came in December, on a weekend, just got out of the Sight and Sound theater, wait times at most restaurants were anywhere from an hour to 2 hours without reservations, so we took a chance and ran inside here. Pleasantly surprised that we could walk right in, get a table, ordered food, and ate all within an hour! Great little place! Our waitress was fantastic! I didn't see any men working (except a young guy working in the back) So go ladies!! The food was awesome! I'd definitely stop in here again!"

"It was a fairly busy Saturday afternoon and our waitress was extremely busy. She never forgot anything we requested. It just took awhile. Food was great. Lots of it. Had leftovers the next morning."

"Our waitress was amazing. The food was great, we got a supreme nachos and split them. There was plenty of food. The picture is of the chips and salsa provided. I forgot to get a picture of the nachos"

"The food was very good. However, the waitress was really rude to us on multiple occasions. She even yelled at my sister in law for telling her what she wanted and not the number of the item on the menu."