The Coop Chillicothe

I got the Mamma Mia burrito, and it was the best breakfast burrito I've had in a long time. Very friendly waitstaff to boot. Highly recommend.

Honest Review for improvement: Atmosphere does not fit with the food presentation. Dish ware seems cheap quality of a Golden Corral, food taste was very poor, and food timeliness could need improvement. Staff was friendly so that earns a star. Order:-Chicken & Waffles, potato chunks-Meal that has English Muffin, egg, bacon, avocado (old), potato chunks (meal needed a steak knife to cut) Breakfast isn't hard, please improve.

We were on our way back to Cincinnati from the Hocking Hills and we stopped in Chillicothe for lunch. I looked at YELP to provide me with the information about the best restaurants in Chillicothe, and since the Old Canal Smoke House (we have stopped here several times in the past was closed) we checked YELP to see what other recommendations they had. The COOP came up #1. It is located right downtown and it was packed when we arrived, and it was packed when we left. The food was wonderful and the service was excellent.

Had great service on a busy Saturday lunch rush provided by Tabby. Place was popping but wait was not very long. Large cafe style layout with bar seating, small tables, & booth. I let my server choose between three options for me & she suggested the patty melt. It had a cheese blanket on it that was thick enough to smother you & was really good. Menu is quite varied with something for everybody. My father in law & mother in law are super picky eaters but both loved the honey roasted pecan salad. Glad to have another quality choice in Chillicothe when I'm here visiting in laws.

Way overpriced for this area. They charge $.99 for a side of ranch that should come with the food. Now the food was good but small portions for the price as well. $13 for some eggs and sausage and you get little portions for the price I probably won't return!! Due to the amount of food that you get and just nickel and dime for a side of ranch for $.99

I was a single older female patron and didn't feel I was treated as well as the families or younger couples. Actually, I was ignored standing there waiting for a table until I spoke up. The place itself seemed clean and lots of tables, but pretty chaotic. I can't say anything about the food because I ended up leaving after I was ignored for so long and then had to ask for seating and she wasn't very welcoming or friendly!

What a pleasant, comfortable stop for breakfast. Sought out the Coop while taking a road trip with the family. We avoid chain stores and prefer the personal touch and serve of smaller businesses. The Coop was a quaint, historically appealing little dinner with a cozy atmosphere. The menu has all one's normal breakfast favorites with great little additions. The hash was delicious and the French toast satisfied all our sweet tooth's.The wheat toast was cooked just right (not burned) and the pancakes were the right kind of fluffy. The staff was kind, helpful, friendly, and within their element. Only small dings to mention:-Coffee was a little bland -Sausage tasted like a routine generic brandOverall! The Coop is a must for anyone in need of breakfast while passing through. Highly recommend.

A busy in town location with on the streets parking. The restaurant is only about a year old, but, it was old building, rustic, with worn brick, metal ceiling tiles and more. Lots of seating without being cluttered and crowded. Cleaning, care and attention was evident. The restaurant was full, but the excellent staff cleared a table for us and we were seated within 10 minutes. Our server was personable, attentive, helpful, and accurate. The food was very good, hot things hot. My omelet tasted fresh, plentiful and hot. My friend also liked his meal except for the bacon being over done. My side pancake presented itself well, it came with butter than was actually immediately spreadable, and powered sugar. Its flavor and the syrup were nothing outstanding. The coffee was good but priced in line with an upscale coffee shop. The menu is extensive for early day food. I'd recommend this restaurant and could return anytime. I'd give this 4.5 stars if I could. Not perfect, but a good meal and visit!

Had breakfast here on a Saturday morning, while passing through Chillicothe. The place was bustling with locals-a sure sign of a great restaurant. Excellent food, friendly wait staff, quick service, and a cozy atmosphere. Checked all the boxes!

Food was absolutely first rate!I had the Southwest bowl, my wife had the Eggs Benedict. Both were outstanding!