Cloverleaf Family Restaurant

This is my local diner, and it's a decent place to meet up with people for a cheap & reliable breakfast. I'd probably just give them 4 stars, but I saw they were being review bombed over their COVID-19 policies. Wanted to help.This is a simple breakfast at a decent price.Staff have always been nice and accommodating when I bring my toddler too.Pretty simple & community driven, and if that's what you're looking for then give cloverleaf a shot.

This is a classic diner and was a place that my boyfriend came to when he was a kid. Good, greasy food, fast and inexpensive. They are in a shopping center that has ample parking. It's very spacious inside with lots of seating....I didn't see any outside seating. They have all the classic meals - I got the biscuit and gravy and my boyfriend got the chicken fried steak. We both lived our food and ate it all. The bacon was a generous portion and really yummy too. I loved my hash browns, they were cooked perfectly and weren't salty like most places. Our food came out SUPER quick. Everything was quick, seated quickly, cup of coffee with refills quickly, the food and the check. Very efficiently ran and our server was on her game. They have restrooms available that were decent. They also right by a donut shop that's amazing so check that out too!

First things first. Our server was nice. My Dad always says, if you can't say something nice. So, I said something nice now on to the not so nice.I wish I would have sent my food back. I was just SO hungry and my hopes kept thinking it will get better, it will get better. Silly hopes.My chicken fried steak with sausage gravy, hash browns, fried eggs and biscuits had no flavor (insert sad face) That's right, everything tasted the same, like nothing.

I like to find a relaxing diner breakfast on Sunday mornings. I've been trying Cloverleaf on the south side, and it continues to disappoint. Today I waited ten minutes before someone came to my table - despite a number of empty tables in the place. The server was unfriendly. The food was adequate. I had to ask for silverware. I've flagged my server three times to get my check, and nothing still. She's more focused on laughing and talking than helping customers. A couple other tables have looks of frustration as well. Not coming back.

Service was beyond superior. Breakfasts were awesome. The Fried Chicken was way over cooked. Should have sent it back. Coffee was freshly made and always topped off. Restrooms were very clean. Would return for the breakfasts.

Great food, service & friendliness at the Cloverleaf Eastside. My husband & I have been a few times & the food is always really good.

There was no way we were eating breakfast at our hotel again since the food was terrible. So we decided to come here for breakfast instead. They were open early, which was a plus. It's basically your neighborhood mom & pop breakfast place. They have a huge menu with endless options.Lots and lots of choices for super decent prices. Our server was very nice and ready to answer any of our questions. Our meals were okay. We weren't expecting anything super fancy... just a quick breakfast before work, and that's exactly what we got. I may come by again in the future if it's all that's open.(2 stars due to some of the other 1-star reviews. It's important to note that I didn't share their experiences...and I understand the frustration of being out of work due to Covid, however; certain posts and responses to customers are uncalled for.) Aside from that, I hope they are no longer heavily impacted by Covid.

Perfect Unique diner experience! Parking can be a bit difficult to get to but the lot itself is fine. You seat yourself and the wait time for food is typically ten minutes. Very quick. The food is awesome for the price and the atmosphere is uplifting and warm! They have both breakfast and lunch items which plenty of options. I recommend Cloverleaf for a refreshing and positive dining experience!

The Cloverleaf is the sort of place that reminds me why I love breakfast food. If you like specifying the perfect way to cook your eggs, if you like choosing between biscuits slathered in gravy, between ham, sausage and bacon, or maybe a breakfast skillet, or an omelet, and/or some hash browns, this is your kind of place. It's got a no-frills, casual interior, and the place is always filled with locals, many of whom seem to have been coming here for a long time. Food comes out fast. Just good old-fashioned American deliciousness and value. My favorite Cloverleaf memory is the time I witnessed a server balancing nine -- I kid you not -- nine plates of food in her arms as she headed to a table with a big hungry family waiting.

Service was slow today, and the food was barely edible. I tried a lunch special this time instead of breakfast and was more disappointed than usual. The pork chop was dry, most of the baked potato was too hard to eat, and the macaroni with tomatoes tasted and smelled like it had been seasoned with some kind of cleanser. I can't understand how this place has stayed in business so long. It's a shame, because I love locally or family-owned diners/cafes.