Geraldines Kitchen

Met a friend for Thursday brunch and skedaddled well before they closed at 2 PM. I ended up with my usual half-order of Rosie's omelet, wheat toast, and tomato juice. IYKYK. It's so good, I'm committed -- almost to the point where I'd be willing to shop for rings. :)Service is always top notch. The restaurant is a cozy and homey reprieve from the outside world. Really appreciate the consistency. Will return.

The service was friendly, our server was awesome, and the place has a lot of local charm, but it didn't quite land for us. My mom wasn't a fan of the food and didn't eat much of it. I thought it was okay.The coffee was weak and lacked flavor, though I did see a sign that says its ground in house, so that's cool. The scrambled eggs could use some love, and the country ham was really salty--great if that's your thing, though. The pancakes were yummy. The English muffins weren't really toasted. The food came out lukewarm.There was also some carpet on the wall next to us--interesting choice, though I imagine it's tough to clean. Overall, it felt like the food and space could use a little TLC.I probably wouldn't go back, but it seems like a beloved local spot, so maybe we just caught it on an off day.

Brittany was our very friendly and helpful server. A friend and I met around 10am for breakfast fellowship. I had a traditional breakfast with over easy eggs, polish sausage, tater tots, rye toast and coffee. My friend had eggs, meat, oatmeal, etc...It was all good and the crowd was formidable, but not too long a wait. Everything was very good. I look forward to next visit.

This is a sweet place. I was able to choose the vegetables and cheese that went into my omelette. I got the half size, and took part of it with me. It was more than enough.

During a recent road trip from Louisville to St. Louis, I decided to take my mother to a local restaurant. Upon entering the establishment, I couldn't help but notice an unusual and unwelcoming vibe. Nevertheless, we decided to give it a try and ordered some food. The food turned out to be decent, and the homely ambiance of the restaurant made us feel comfortable and relaxed. Overall, it was a pleasant dining experience despite the initial apprehensions.

Locally owned and operated! Clean, cozy atmosphere with fantastic pure Americana breakfast dishes. Wait staff were friendly and relaxing. The biscuits and gravy made this southern man smile! The pancakes are fluffy in the middle with that little hint of crispy on the side. If you're looking for a down-home diner with good food your grandma served.... This is it.

I have been coming here for around 2-years, for several times a week. I have repeatedly had to prove my dog is a service dog for anxiety... but after the 3rd time they made a big deal out of her, I am done. She is trained, well behaved, and a legit service animal. Not an emotional support animal. Mental health is a legit disability. I am fed up with having to prove myself. You would think after two years, visiting 3 or 4 times a week, they would have my back.So I am just done. Know that if your disability makes a little old lady mad they will ask you to leave or refuse to accomidate you. (Dog did not misbehave, grandma Karen just didn't like her.)Also they dont clean the grill well and the french toast frequently has a piece or two that tastes like onion. I never complained because I liked supporting a local owned restraunt.

Friendly staff, fast service, quality and affordable food. I love Geraldine's, it's become my favorite breakfast restaurant in town!

Great food. Quick and attentive service in a quaint little location. We were worried about it being busy on a Sunday morning but were able to be seated immediatley.

The BLT was fresh and yummy. They had good tomatoes on the day of our visit. I do recommend you get the chicken sandwich it is worth the 10 minute wait.