Very cute and homey breakfast stop that seems like it is family run, though I'm not sure. As my bf said, "the age range for ppl that work there were between 16-25 and 50-75", so probably grandkids, parents, grandparents running it? There are definitely a lot of families and older people that go here, but it's still great food that is average for breakfast prices (although, nothing has come as cheap as Waffle House).
We had the country fried steak breakfast which came with 2 eggs, hashbrowns and toast, and biscuits and gravy with eggs and hashbrowns (no toast). The coffee is also cheap, considering they give you a whole pot and it's only 2 bucks. He said it tasted like diner style coffee and like it. I don't drink coffee so I can't judge on that!