Seasons Cafe

I like this diner. It is typically busy. Has limited hours but still has a variety of breakfast options. If you're in the area I would highly recommend it

We stopped at around 11am on a Saturday, and Seasons was at around half-capacity. It's a small town cafe, seat yourself type of place. Prices are extremely reasonable (many breakfast plates are less than $8!), and the servers are friendly. My omelet was decent, not fantastic, but my wife's skillet looked awesome, and she said it tasted great. My son's pancakes were the size of his plate, and were very delicious too. My only complaint is the length of time it took to get our food after placing our orders - it truly was 30+ minutes. Fortunately, they continued to top my coffee, but after 3 cups and still no food, I was mostly full when the food finally arrived. Ultimately, we'll stop again on our way to/from our cabin.

Learned my lesson, always check yelp first! Checked Google for places to eat neat where I was when working and this place had good reviews, so I stopped. It's definitely a place who has loyal regulars, I even had someone come in and crab to their family that I was in their booth. Service was nice, therefor I gave it 2 stars. Got the BLT with fries... I really cannot stand when places use miracle whip and not actual Mayo, and that happened here. Tomato chunks were giant, and everything else was decent. Not bad, not good. Restaurant definitely hasn't been updated for a long time, which makes it feel dirty even though tables were clean. I'll let the regulars have their table back!

Good food & friendly service. It was great to find this place amongst all the chains along.

I have now visited Susie's 4 times and every time the service was very friendly including Susie herself (it's always great to see a business owner work in their business) but the food unfortunately has been awful. The potatoes tasted as if they were cooked the week before and could not help but notice the constant sound of the microwave constantly in use. It seems to get more use than the stove. I think Susie's could be great if the quality of the food was improved.

Overpriced and food is rather bland. 35 cents for tomato on my burger which already was $7 and that isnt including fries. That's another $3 ouch!! Could hear and see the microwave in constant use. My husbands skillet breakfast tasted just like it had been in the microwave. Food is not good , edible but that's it. Service is quick. Susie is rather over the top friendly which is fake to me. Funny because I overheard another waitress speaking ill of her to the table next to us. 5 tables in restaurant and we waited 35 munutes for food. Huh??? Thats crazy. Won't be back!

The food was great and hot. The seating was nice and quiet and the waitresses were on top of everything and very friendly. Only problem was nothing lactaid for non-dairy drinkers or sensitivity but overall great service

Came here for breakfast on my way to my lake home. I wish I would have checked Yelp first. Looked like a quaint cafe, but it fell down on every aspect. The place is a bit run down. Service was slooooooow. I almost left because they ignored me. Then the menu came and prices seemed a bit high. The food reflected the rest. Average at best. And cold because of the slow service. Can't recommend.

Best breakfast in the area and great service. People on here complained that the building is "Run Down" or needs to be updated but they must not enjoy the little small town, family owned restaurants. Just like Maxines or Nancys in Rice Lake (which are both good small town family restaurants as well). Prices are fair and you get a lot of food for your money. Best Breakfast Skillets i have ever had. I am not a regular but would be if i lived closer.

Suzie wasn't there. Service was slow and unfriendly. Soup was salty. Shrimp basket was ok. Overall, not impressed.