Green Street Cafe

Great food and clean, nice dining area. Son had corned beef hash skillet and loved it. Plenty of food and he said it was super tasty! My grilled cheese was fine but it's hard to screw up a grilled cheese! Great location and friendly staff!

How do you mess up pancakes?! They tasted sour and were barely warm. No powdered sugar, nothing to spruce up the platter. How did the scrambled eggs come out so salty that eating them tasted like eating a salt lick?We had two 2x2x2's. One Cobb salad to go. Total was $56! Hostess nodded us to a booth. Waitress wanted to be anywhere but there. So sad! Used to be good

This place doesn't have the flashiest curb appeal, but the food was great. We went on a week day for brunch and thought it was delicious. It's definitely a place that has typical diner food, and isn't flashy or r modern like a lot of the new restaurants are. If you want solid breakfast, I'd recommend!

Green street cafe is a place that I have grown up at. This place is a classic in the town of McHenry. Back in the day there use to be many shops in the back of the cafe. Local boutiques and gift shops. Now it's kind of a ghost town but cafe is still thriving. Going into the green street cafe. The secret is the back lot for parking. Great when the downtown gets busy and there isn't a lot of parking in the street. Then when you walk in through the back. You will reach the double door and be greeted with their great service. This is a place my grandmother loved going too. This is a place that would take care of what ever you needed while brining out great food. Service is always great and they make you feel like home. Consistency is the key for cafe. Their food is exactly that. My favorite dish is their home made chicken fingers and fries. Also they have the BEST ranch. This is a dish that I use to get as a kid and I still get as an adult. Also breakfast is something else that I have enjoyed for years. For me I love 2 eggs,2 sausage and 2 pancakes. A breakfast for champions. My grandparents are biscuits and gravy, BLT club triple decker and mediterranean chicken.

This restaurant is your basic 3 meals a day restaurant with a comfy feel, great food and the best service around! The prices are reasonable, but I would pay twice the price for their delicious biscuits and gravy! The menu has many original breakfast choices, lunch, and dinner. We had breakfast and were quite impressed. The coffee and iced tea were great and probably the least expensive in town.

Menu is jammed packed full of food. Typical little diner with a lot of food choices. Clean restaurant. All the staff was friendly and on top of everything. Food came out fast. Salads are huge. Good portion of food for the price.

Service was quick and friendly. Food is rather bland and the portions are a bit small. Clean place, but the restrooms are absolutely disgusting!

It happened to be closed despite the hours saying it was open. But I've always enjoyed my food and service here.

So before I begin my review, I just want to say that the young man that seated and us and our waitress, Sue, were extremely friendly and my review should reflect badly against them in any way. First of all, the coffee is horrible. My daughters coffee literally looked like it had a dollop of grease floating at the top of her cup. It was so busy which is so nice to see local small business again thriving. This restaurant was definitely understaffed which is the sign of the times we live in under this current administration. Let's get to the food bcz that's where my 1 star rating comes from. Powdered eggs. My overly priced (what isn't overly priced these days?) corned beef hash patty was burnt on the outside and half raw on the inside. Whoever is cooking back there is cooking either with too much grease or on a very dirty cooking surface-OR BOTH!!! Even the water that we were served tasted horrible!!! Unfortunately we will not be going back there again. I love supporting local small businesses but I'm not going to support a business cooking bad food. Sorry but there's little ways to make your experience worthwhile-- providing the patrons with a good rich cup of coffee, and instead of using powdered eggs, use farm fresh local eggs!! God only knows we have several in the area that these restaurants can take advantage of. Someone needs to call Robert Irvine from Restaurant Impossible.. and before I forget I will say something positive : their French toast and their biscuits and gravy were yummy.

Food is consistently delicious. Since moving to Wonder Lake my son and I have tried a few breakfast places. This was the only place we came to twice and it won't stop at 2. Would highly recommend!