Stacy's

Stacy's is very much a cozy spot to grab a bite to eat. The staff are pleasant and the regulars are easygoing. Upon, walking in the vibe gives off your grandma's kitchen. I will have to try the lunch menu next.

Took a 2-1/2 hour motorcycle ride just to visit this holy grail cafe.... And we were not disappointed!Very prompt and friendly service. Typical diner menu but quality and quantity were above expectations. The server was incredibly friendly, once she knew we had seen the article in KANSAS magazine she went and got the owner and introduced her to us! Wow! Most patrons were locals so with all the choices, this locally owned place was packed, it tells you it is a revered local eatery. Your way above average middle of the country diner for sure. You won't go wrong.... And all this was 1 hour before closing on a Saturday.... Thanks Stacy's!

March 2024 Update:This was the place my husband always went with his racing buddies every single Sunday morning when he was in the Army stationed at Ft. Riley. This was 25-30 years ago. That tells you how long Stacy's has been around and what a staple it is in this community. It's a small-town, down-home feeling as soon as you walk in. It's not fancy, it's very basic with a focus on good customer service and yummy comfort food. And it delivers! I have a lot of allergies and the waitress took a lot of care to make sure the cooks knew how to prepare my eggs in order to avoid cross-contamination. My husband always gets his biscuits and gravy when he comes here and also corned beef hash. We came with friends (whom we call our family) and it was just another amazing experience at this place! A must visit whenever we are in JC!

This place was packed on a Sunday morning so I was excited to try it. It is seat yourself and we were lucky to get a booth near the front and a window-which was great as we were meeting my son and daughter-in-law. I ordered the quiche (fantastic!). My son got the chicken fried steak and my daughter-in-law got a pancake. The food and coffee were really great. It's nothing fancy but the food is well worth the visit. The service is exceptional as well.

So disgusted with Stacy's. We went to grab a nice home-cooked breakfast and when our food came we were greeted by roaches. Crawling up and down the wall behind me, running across our table and on the floor. I had 2 bites of my breakfast before we realized they were infested. I brought it to the waitress' attention and she squished the one running on the table and asked if we would like a different seat. No, I don't want another table, I want to eat my meal without roaches running all over.

Came here for breakfast with my son and daughter in law. We waited to be seated for awhile. Once we sat down, the server seemed in a rush and frustrated. We waited about an hour, meanwhile two tables that sat down after us got their food and paid and we still hadn't received our food. When I asked a server what was going on with our order, she gave me excuses about how she can't get back in the kitchen, and they're taking reservations for "church people." I don't know what that has to do with our order. Then our server came by and said she let the owner know and she's frustrated as well. Then she said order was coming up. We waited another 20 minutes and then just left. It was disappointing frustrating to say the least.

In town for work. Love finding good mom and pops. This is one. Recommended by coworkers. Fast friendly service. Ate there 2 days in a row. Ordered the special. One day it was fried chicken. It was really good. Includes drink, $9.11. Great deal. Next was the Swiss steak. It was good. Still $9.11 with drink. Lots of locals and our finest military soldiers enjoying meals.

There is much near Junction City, a small town near the geographical center of the Unites States, with a rich military past and right in between the Santa Fe and the Oregon Trail. Living in JC seems ok but without the entertainments of a medium city, there is not a magnificent children's museum or an aquarium, nothing significant to really visit, a downtown with closed shops like many kansas small towns, reminding us of better times. However, no far from JC few miles from Grand View Plaza, this is a place to visit. A truly modern American experience.Stacey's Restaurant offers a simple good breakfast menu, and lunch. You will not be disappointed by ordering the Hungry Man's Breakfast. The service is great and very polite, you will feel welcome among cowboy, trucker hats, old military pictures from Fort Riley, and John Deer paraphernalia. The place is quite big, it may hold about 100 people. It is visited mostly by local and soldier stationed in Fort Riley.

Fast and friendly service even while being busy at Sunday noon. The food was amazing. The biscuits were amazing! This is a "little hole in the road" old fashioned diner that is amazing. I'm glad I came upon this place.

Place seemed clean and orderly. Front desk/cashier staff were friendly. I am pretty sure my waitress thought she was working for Dicks Last Resort. She was very short, very rude and zero customer service skills. My party was going to walk out but we already took sips of our drinks so we just sucked it up and stayed. It was clear that she cared about quantity over quality. Being optimistic my party sincerely asked if everything was okay because we thought maybe something serious happened in her personal life and it was stressing her out... nope she is just a 'Karen' working as a waitress. Food was decent, but the customer service ruined it for me. Won't go back nor recommend it.