North wall of the mural. Early 1950's
diners in the background
a large television in the middle of the room
Belt Buster
Northeast wall back in early 1950's
the front of the building
Tuesday special: Two eggs, Biscuits and gravy made with Jimmy Dean sausage NOT from can like most other places
Our new and improved menu for 2020
Banana Nut Muffin $3.00
burrito, burritos and wraps, wraps, food
Monday night is burger night!
Delicious, Golden French Toast
food
steak, food
Another part of the mural early 2950's
The bar looking west in early 1950's. The guy behind the bar there is Evert, he build the bar.
Al V.
Jul 19, 2024
Great food, good service and fair price. It's a small place, but the food was very tasty and had ample serving size.
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Daniel H.
Apr 12, 2014
Grand View Cafe was in downtown Aurora with street parking available. It was a small and cozy restaurant. There were only three of us so we decided to sit at the counter instead of a table or booth. The menu was simple which I thought was good for a place like this. I ordered the Belt Buster ($8.25) because it sounded pretty good; in addition, the waitress said it was something that was ordered a lot on the menu. I did look at the Husky Burger ($6.99) but decided to go for the Belt Buster with fries as a side.The food took awhile to come out but that was fine since we weren't in a rush. We were watching one of the three TVs and whatever show that was on. It kept us distracted on how long the food took to come out. Later, all of our food came out at the same time so that was good. The cup of water had a weird taste to it (at least to me) so I didn't drink any more of that. The Belt Buster was a large burger and was delicious! It was the first burger I could remember that had an egg in it. The fries were nothing special in my opinion.Overall, I thought this cafe was great considering how big Aurora was and there weren't a lot of other places in downtown that I was aware of.
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Cathy R.
Jul 9, 2016
Went to the grandview on a Saturday afternoon during A'roaran days. They were out of about any thing we asked for. The waitress was new and nice enough but the atmosphere is like sad old dive bar. I asked the waitress to give a message to the owner telling him I was a classmate of his. He never acknowledged me or the message. Even if he didn't like me as a person as a business owner he should have come over instead of hiding in the kitchen. There was a drunk guy at the bar that was pretty loud. There are so few places to eat in Aurora that if they would clean and remodel and be friendly they might be successful. Maybe call Restaurant Impossible. Won't ever go back if I'm in town.
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Noah O.
May 9, 2015
I've lived in Aurora for over a year, and just now have managed to stop by Grandview Cafe and Lounge. My wife and I started off with an appetizer of Mozzarella Sticks, which tasted good but its kind of hard to screw that up. For our meal I had the "Belt Buster" burger and waffle fries while my wife had an appetizer sampler for her meal. My burger and fries had good flavor to it as did my wifes meal. Nothing to write home to mother about about but not bad either, just average. I feel the downsides to Grandview was the service and the behavior of the "regulars" at the bar. Our server came back until we ordered food, then was never seen again. The kitchen staff delivered our food, and that was the last we seen anyone until my wife walked up to the bar to ask for our ticket. My wife had run out of Diet Pepsi halfway through her meal. As far as the regulars are concerned, there were several times they would start yelling and screaming with each other, which really sucks because other customers had kids here since it was only 6:30pm. The food tasted good, but the service wasn't good and unruly customers allowed to do whatever they wanted.
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