Restaurants that offer B. L. T. C.

Hometown Cafe

➤ 204 West Front Street, Syracuse, 65354, United States Of America

Coffee • Salads • American • Sandwiches

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"Not busy. Sat down and ordered our food. About 10 min later a group of locals came in and ordered. They got their food while we waited on a simple order. About 30 min in still no food. Paid for drinks and left. Excuse was that they were short of staff. No true apology or admit that the locals get served first"

Ed's Hometown Cafe

➤ 7894 Elkin Hwy, 28669, Roaring River, US, United States

Cafe • Coffee • American • Hot Dogs

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"Having grown up in Winston-Salem, Staley's was a well-known name, with their last location closing in 2003 on Reynolda Road. Before opening in Winston-Salem, the Staley brothers operated a café in Roaring River. Today, the special at Ed's Café was a tasty Country-style steak with mashed potatoes, pinto beans, and cornbread, all served flawlessly. The cheeseburger was especially outstanding, hand-formed and not your typical frozen patty, making it a favorite among diners."

Hometown Cafe

➤ 41 W Gillet St, Preston, IA, 52069, United States

Cafe • Coffee • American • Delivery Services

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"We had an incredible experience at the restaurant! A group of eight of us dined together, and we were truly impressed by both the speed of service and the quality of the food. The homemade ranch dressing was fantastic, and the burgers and onion rings were absolutely delicious!"

Hometown Cafe

➤ 308 1/2 N Broadway St, Princeton, MO, 64673, United States

Coffee • Salads • American • Sandwiches

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"I found a glob of gray hair which no one around me has in my chicken basket near all my food! Not impressed!"

Hometown Cafe

➤ 9251 Lemmon Dr Reno, NV 89506-7756, United States

Cafe • Diners • American • Breakfast

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"We are new to the Reno area and are exploring breakfast places. Hometown Cafe came up in a Google search and decided to try it out. Located in North Reno on Lemmon Drive, it isn 't hard to find. It is just a bit out of the way. The interior is a bit dated but clean. It has a old time vibe. The staff is right on the spot bussing tables and the service staff is efficient in drink and food orders. The menu is quite extensive. All of the classics are present plus a bunch of south-of-the- border selections. The wife choose a California omelet which is a spinach, bacon, mushroom and cheese creation. I had a chicken fried steak. The California omelet was larger than average with an abundant amount of fresh veggies. The wife reports that taste and texture were very good. The chicken fried steak appeared to be house made. The meat itself had the texture of a 'cubed steak ' (tenderized beef) that you can buy at the supermarket. The gravy was a little on the bland side but it was better than being salty or have an uncooked flour taste. Overall a damn good meal. Overall a very good breakfast place."