Creedmoor Cafe

This restaurant is very much a "local diner" feel which is cute. They have those traditional dinners coffee cups and coffee, and standard breakfast and lunch fare. My English muffin breakfast sandwich was good as was my spouses omelette. There are Greek inspired items on the menu as well. The fries weren't our favorite, but they were okay. Overall, it was a fine experience, but I likely wouldn't return.

Stopped by this place one day while out and about. We decided to sit outside. Ordered a few things and when we received our order it was incorrect. The waitress accidentally brought the wrong plate, which was NBD. The Western Omelette was good, but needed some flavor. It was very plain tasting. The home fries were quite delicious.The kids had the pancakes..seemed the kids pancakes were larger than the regular order off the menu. Overall not bad, just nothing spectacular to come back for.

You can always count on the food being fresh and on point! A regular spot for coffee and whatever floats your boat. {{*.*}}

My dad and I walked in to be seated behind another couple. The couple was immediately seated and we were asked if we were next and we responded "yes". All of a sudden we're told there's a 35 minute wait but yet there's open tables. We're told that there are 3 parties on a list that need to be called. Why didn't these parties need to be called before the couple that walked in just before us? Could it be because we did not look like any of the other patrons in the restaurant or the couple before us? I've eaten at this restaurant once before and the food is not that good at all. I would rather wait 1.5 hours at Brigs for good food and a welcoming atmosphere than to wait for food that's mediocre at best in an unwelcoming environment. That was my last time crossing that threshold!

I walked right in and was seated immediately. The place is quiet and clean. My breakfast came very quickly. Attentive service.

Nice home town location in a very busy shopping strip center. Good size menu with a variety of items to choose from. Visited during lunch hour in middle of week and had no problem being seated. My wife ordered a roast beef sandwich that came with a side and a large amount of meat. Her side was coleslaw which was nice and creamy. I ordered a monte cristo which came stacked with meat and cheese. The bread used is like texas toast thickness and I feel is way too much bread. Also this sandwich traditionally comes egg-wash and deep fried which this sandwich does not. I was disappointed with one thing. I asked for the sandwich alone with no sides. The check came and had full price for meal.Our service was ok, not over the top.

Great breakfast options. It tasted so good. And everyone there was friendly and welcoming. I would've never known how spacious it is inside without going in; I always assumed it was a takeout spot. I can't believe it took me so long to visit this cafe. I will definitely be back.

I stopped in here this week as a result of reading several recent reviews on Nextdoor. I have lived here for years and did not even know this place existed until reading the reviews. Unfortunately, the food and service were mediocre and I will not return.I was greeted and seated promptly. The entire restaurant had kind of a strange, stale odor. I am not really sensitive to odors, so it didn't really bother me, it was just strange.I ordered the BLT, which came with fries or onion rings, and a cup of soup. I asked if I could have something other than the fries or onion rings, and they said I could have a small dish of fruit. Sounded great. They returned in a few minutes, saying they didn't have any fruit. so instead, I ordered the Greek salad with chicken.About 10 minutes later they delivered the Greek salad without chicken. Oh well. I didn't want to wait for them to redo it, so I just ate it as is. Very bland, they strangely added an egg and carrots to it, which is not traditional Greek salad fare. The dressing had no taste or zing to it at all, was really more like 1000 island than Greek dressing. The best part of the salad were the two dolmas,l which, ironically, probably came out of a can.I then had an almost 20 minute wait until I got my check, which I only got after I asked another waiter. But that's OK, I wasn't in a hurry anyway.I believe the salad was 12.99, which is a lot of money for a salad with no meat. But at any price, it would not have been worth it as it was bland, and tasteless.Some of the other things on the menu were probably better, but I don't intend to go back to check them. Overall a two star experience.

Had a lovely lunch at this adorable quaint café. The hamburger was the best I've ever eaten. Prices were very reasonable. Met the owner Kathy who was delightful. I give this five stars. The food is prepared just the way you like it.You won't be disappointed, stopping here The baklava was amazing. The chicken noodle soup was homemade and simply delicious and tasty. Will definitely stop again when in Raleigh.

The food was ok I suppose , but the service was subpar. It wasn't the waitress. It was the older woman who was the owner of the facility first, she did not bring me my soup with the meal, which I asked for then she added sausages onto the plate and charged us for them, even after the waitress told them that we did not ordered the sausages and not to charge us for them and did not ring it up on the receipt. She rang it up on the receipt and charged us. Then when we asked her to take it off and if we could take the sausage home for our dog, she said, do you want to pay for the sausage and take it home or do you want us to take the sausage and take it off we asked that she was just gonna throw it out and she said yes do you want to pay for it or not, I would not come back to this restaurant. The owner is a greedy, not nice trickster who tries to overcharge for food that can be gotten at any other café. Really owner is an old greedy lady. On top of that, the restaurant had an odd smell to it. The seats were torn up and just needed revamping again all to do with the owner.