We stumbled upon this cute, slightly dilapidated, cafe on a work trip. Service was friendly and casual and the food was very tasty. We had the brioche french toast and the eggs and bacon. Everything was perfect!
Wow this place is great the service is great. Thank you for a great experience we will be back.
What can I say, this place is excellent! My family and I all got different things, and they were all soo yummy! Best bacon, and the coleslaw was fantastic!
Great little place. Found out about this place thanks to a friend. They have very good food. Their beer bread is amazing. The Mushroom Rueben is my favorite!
The interior of the bar area is welcoming and, was to me, nicer than expected. However we had a party of five and were seated in the area where about half the room was taken up by a stage. Special magician shows and a flyer for a hypnotist may be the big draw. Service was slow so it was a good thing that we weren't in a hurry. Outdoor seating was available. Husband said and I agreed that our meals tasted better than they first appeared. And with the prices lower than the same sandwiches, fancier presentation and higher expectations at other restaurants, we thought overall that our meals were a good value. Sweet potato fries were a substitute side and cost extra. Steady stream of customers. We ordered lunch items but breakfast is served all day on the weekends and it may be that breakfast items are more popular.
Loved the look of this place. It was comfy and eclectic . Our waiter/bartender was attentive and knowledgeable about drinks and the menu. He was friendly and the appetizers were wonderful!
Went here for a date night with my wife. We loved the scotch eggs they were crispy on the outside and the egg was cooked well. I got the mufaletta sandwich for my entree. The sandwich was very good. The kettle chips were good as well. I would probably ask for another side but I'm not a big fan of chips.
the most UNDERRATED restaurant in Ogden. 10/10 recommend i had the tomato basil soup packed with full robust flavors, paired with the Mediterranean melt... absolutely incredible!! To drink was a bloody mary. I judged the appearance but was humbled by the incredible flavors. I definitely recommend and will be returning.
Stopped here on the way to the hot springs and I cannot wait to go back. Cozy, old-time feel in an adorable historic area.
Try one of their eggs Benedict. They have quite a few to choose from and they are delicious! The owners are very sweet and friendly and it's great customer service. It may not be posh and modern, but I LOVE a classic place with great food run by genuinely nice people.
Prices are very affordable & everything we tried was delicious.
Two-Bit Cafe is a great place for breakfast. They have the best steak and eggs for the money. Great food, service, and old time atmosphere make it a great place to dine. We like to take our out of town guests there to start our day.
Quaint hometown Cafe with delicious food and intriguing history. Hidden rooms and compartments, expansive and tasty menu, delightful staff, the Al Capone room...and so much more!
My companions had everything from the French dip to French toast with hearty bacon to a chef salad. I wasn't as hungry, so I went with just a side salad and a cup of Wisconsin Cheddar Ale soup with flavor that I am glad I did not miss.
I plan on coming back and trying their blackened steak and more!
Another great independent restaurant. We don't eat at chains!
The owner warned us that service would be slow as the kitchen caught up with orders. And, that was a good thing. We love hearing the history of old buildings and we were certainly not disappointed! The delayed service provided him time to share some really intriguing tales.
Very entertaining and the food was on point.
Really nice little local bar/restaurant. Service was a little bit slow getting seated but once we were seated it was very nice. Cool tidbit fact, Al Capone used to frequent here. Food was okay served hot and the price was very reasonable, especially the drinks. I tried the muffaletta sandwich, which was good but not truly a muffalatta sandwich from a New Orleans standpoint.
Not in a rush and want to enjoy a home cooked meal, then look no further. Be prepared to be welcomed by some of the friendliest staff. I highly recommend the potatoes and hash.
If you want coffee that's not Folger's walk across the street to Grounds for Coffee.
They're closed on Mondays and Tuesdays
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