Crawford's Kitchen

This place is great during the warm weather months to enjoy brunch/breakfast outside. Friendly service. Cold weather months, they do offer indoor options, but seating is limited. So, expect a wait. Food quality was like farm to table with fresh, quality ingredients being used.

What a cute little breakfast place!! Gotta love eating local On a beautiful Sunday morning my boyfriend and I decided to walk to a breakfast spot in downtown Plymouth. We originally were planning on going to the spot next door, but decided on this spot as it was too cute to pass up and my boyfriend has never been before. We waited in line where they directed us to and it kind of seemed at first and nobody knew what was going on. The hostess seemed like she was either New or just didn't know where people needed to go. One of the servers was able to hop in and told us where to sit. The hostess was a little bit rude, but we did not hold it against her as she was only seating us. After a few minutes, our server came by and was very attentive the entire time she was kind to our orders of different drinks, and everything came out very quickly. I opted for a eggs Benedict With a side salad and my boyfriend for a hash dish. Both were yummy. No complaints there. Nothing to knock your socks off but as far as breakfast went, it did the job! The bathroom situation was a little funky, you had to go through the kitchen to get to the bathroom so I just snuck next doors and used theirs. It was reasonably priced, we spent about 40 dollars and really enjoyed sitting outside and people watching before we set on about our day. You can't do wrong with anything in downtown Plymouth:)

The homemade chips were excellent! Service was great. Food was tasty. I'd gladly visit again.

My only real complaints here is that it is often overcrowded. The restaurant is just too small, and I am not a fan of al fresco dining. The hours are limiting as well for my lifestyle.When I make it here, I am always happy. The food is delicious. The service is friendly. There is enough variety to be interesting, but the food is happily comforting and easygoing. It avoids the twee and overly hip, too. You can bring anyone here from your grandpa to your rich snobby old friend to a fussy eater kid, and they will be happy.I can't say I've ever eaten anything bad in here. My go to though is some anytime breakfast. The hikers Benny is a delight if you like a good twist on a Benedict. The avocado bacon and swiss work well, and who is not a fan of poached eggs and hollandaise. It comes with a little balsamic dressed greens and potatoes. I'm also fond of the Spartan omelette with spinach feta and dill served up with fruit salad or a Tuscany skillet with artichokes. Yum.The salads are all deliciousness, though. They are also a common pick of mine. My faves are the strawberry walnut or the Mackinac Island, but the Cobb is also quite good. The dressings here are really nice, and the ingredients are always super fresh. They are generously portioned, and they give you a roll to go with. If you come in, definitely consider one of their specials. Quiches, chicken almond bake, banana nut french toast, etc. My fave special is when they carry their cinnamon sweet rolls. Heavenly.

This place is grossly overrated. The service was terrible and my breakfast was basic at best. People rave about it and I don't know why. There are so many better options in town.

The stuffed French toast is unbelievable!! This is a little spot so you can expect a wait, but the service makes up for any delay in eating. I've got potatoes, avocado, and a fruit plate along with the stuffed French toast. I've heard that the breakfast hash is absolutely delicious but as a vegetarian I was looking for non-meat options,. the stuff first post comes in multiple flavors of stuffed custard. I opted for vanilla though the strawberry was very very appealing. The price is excellent. You'll get a filling breakfast with lots of options and plenty of sunshine with all the big windows.

We ate here with our daughter and boyfriend today for breakfast. Cute place and great food! The service was adequate and accommodating. Will definitely return!

This place is amazing! We initially planned to get brunch at the honey hole next door but we found out it was permanently closed. It was very busy during brunch but we got to sit outside and eat on the patio. The food was sooo good, we will definitely be back! There is no alcohol but the food quality makes up for it. I highly recommend the cinnamon swirl pancakes and the quiche

Lovely place. We sat outside under umbrellas and watched the world go by. The service was attentive, but not intrusive. They were very helpful in telling me which sauces, etc contained onions (allergic). I had the salad with romaine, strawberries, etc. The ingredients were in large pieces and could not have been fresher. It was capped off with an outstanding blueberry dressing. And, the large homemade yeast roll alone makes the trip worthwhile. My friend had the Turkey wrap and concurred on the quality of ingredients and generous portion.

Great local breakfast spot with a nice large patio area that can be used during the warmer weather. Skillets are delicious!