Harlow's Cafe looks like the inside of the bar from "Cheers". The walls are wood-paneled and like everything else in Harlow's inspires thoughts of how the place could be updated for the modern age and keep the same cozy feeling.
I suppose that should be the theme of this review--updating your restaurant.
The food here tastes great, but it is very typical breakfast fare. Fried in vats of butter and oil without concern for the carbohydrate levels of you or your unborn child. Doesn't get much better for a fierce hangover, which will be promptly cured from the coma you'll slip in to after any of the specialty plates.
One of drawbacks of this anachronistic beacon of breakfasts are the prices. Apparently adjusting for inflation was lost on the menu creator--a SIDE of hash browns costs four dollars, while two eggs and some hash browns will cost you ten bucks, but you get a drink with that. Don't forget 3 bucks for a cup of coffee.
Like other users have mentioned, parking can be a pain when it's busy. They close at 2 PM, so here's a hint: go at 1 PM.
If this review were based solely on the service it would be 4 stars, the staff was very friendly despite the fact that they only seem to hire women. The guy who cooks your food is a jolly looking rotund chef who knows how to fry an egg.
Not sure if I'll go here again unless someone I know requests a biscuit that will survive a nuclear holocaust.