The Big Biscuit - Saint Joseph

Food was fine. Had to get our own salt off another table get up again ask for several things. It wasn't busy but the last time I went to the counter to ask for something I saw there was a staff meeting in the back.

Large portion on a pancake, omelette, biscuit collaboration. Overall okay taste, certainly not James Beard worthy. Server was friendly. Huge drawback was we were there right at lunchtime. Not crowded (red flag). It took well over 10 minutes to get seated (we finally just picked a table). The very few staff we saw walking around avoided eye contact in our direction.

We went here for breakfast. The service was very slow, we sat and waited for about 15 minutes before even getting a cup of coffee. When we did get waited on the waitress was very friendly and I can say nothing bad about her service. The food however was overcooked. Eggs Benedict are typically served with a poached egg with a creamy yolk. The ones we were served however were cooked until the yolk was hard. The biscuits were also hard and the ham was tough. The breakfast potatoes were also overcooked. My son ordered hash browns that were cooked until they were hard and crispy, not at all tasty. My wife had a waffle that looked like they emptied an entire can of whipped cream on it. At least her waffle was good. Total we spent over $50 for 3 people to eat and the food was not worth it. If you're looking for a breakfast place in St. Joe I would recommend skipping this one. It's not any better than a fast food restaurant, just much more expensive.

Always enjoy stopping in for breakfast. This last time they had some newer waitresses that were still learning but still did an excellent job. The food was delicious as usual. I usually get the half order of biscuits and gravy, side of wheat toast and a side of bacon.

Not too bad. Portions are fair for the price. Service gets 3 stars partly due to the lack of servers and the servers tbat are there just seem to be going through the motions....no real service