Rise and Dine Cafe

Stopped in for b-​fast.
We loved it.
Diner style. Clean. Nice people. Good eggs/​toast/​bacon/​hash browns

Wow! The perfect post-​apple picking spot for city slickers for lunch/​brunch in Chesterland. Massive, diner-​type menu, excellent staff and service — but don’t fill up on apple fritters before you come here. This will become part of our apple picking tradition for sure.

Great breakfast place, great staff the food is always good. The owners are always pleasant. Sunday morning breakfast after church has become our tradition.

We were visiting from Cincinnati and ate breakfast here after Mass. They were busy yet very accommodating in seating us — a party of 7 adults and 8 children ages 9 and under! The service was incredible! It seemed that, with our being a large crowd, any employee that had a minute would come by to see if we needed anything, filled coffee cups, brought extra napkins, etc. The children were served first and were occupied with crayons/​puzzles prior to and after eating. I believe it was the owner who came out to check on everything and offered all of the children a balloon — which they loved. The menu is vast and our food was very good. Again, the servers were wonderful, friendly and cheery.

Rise and Dine is your quintessential greasy spoon diner with an excellent staff, clean eating area and awesome food choices. I had the manner’s burger with the special sauce and it was amazing. I can’t wait to go back and have it again. My dining companion had breakfast and he loved it as well. Definitely give this place a try, you’ll be very happy you did.

Sister and I stopped in for a quick breakfast. Service was good and quick without feeling like we were rushed. Our waitress was friendly. Menu had lots of breakfast choices and they allowed substitutions when we asked.

Ordered a 3 egg veggie omelette with spinach to go. The «omelette» looked like it was a premade eggbeaters mix, not really a made to order three egg omelette. Vegetables were grilled and placed on top of this mix after the eggs had cooked so it wasn’t all mixed together like a traditional omelette. Spinach looks like it had come from a frozen pack and then placed on top of the eggs, not fresh spinach cooked with the egg. 15 minutes seems a long time to wait for this at the cost $ 9.25, and didn’t seem fresh or made to order.

I am a fan of the biscuits & sausage gravy. Once in a while I order this and I’m told that they’re out of gravy. Their Manners «Big Boy» clone sandwich from days gone by is killer. service can be from spotty to excellent, depending on how crowded and which server you get.

This place is the epitome of a hometown diner. Quick, easy, happy servers, and food that tastes like your mom made it. I have only ever ordered takeout from here, but I have been the one to pick up. The inside is very homely also, nothing too extravagant. I feel as though I can tell they actually care about making people happy, because even the takeout is well packaged.
They have some sort of iPad paying system, which confused me at first when I was trying to tip. It was like. WHAM BAM lost my chance to tip. This can be awkward for people like me who don’t carry cash.

My favorite breakfast place. I always get the green eggs and ham and I am never disappointed. I would eat them in a house, i would eat them with a mouse, I would eat them in a box, i would eat them with a fox, i would eat them here or there, i would eat them anywhere. Seriously, try the green eggs and ham!

Hungry after days on the road, I settle in for a quick diner meal. Checking the reviews locally, I decide to try to dash on to Rise and Shine.
I wish they shone. They have a good grill cook, my food was greasy spoon perfect and out in no time. A breakfast bowl of hash browns, eggs, bacon, and gravy is a fine meal all day long. The service, though, was lacking. I don’t know if my waitress was just having a long day or what, but she definitely didn’t seem in the mood for service.
The place was packed, and the good food and reasonable prices would get me back in, just hopefully with another server.
After consideration, the chef deserved the 4^th star.

Awesome breakfast! Had the cornhash, and it was phenom. Service was great and they were all super friendly.

This place rocks… great food great people… makes ya want to come back for more

Great coffee, good food, good service! No real complaints here!
On busy days you wait a little bit for your food but it is most definitely worth the wait. The potato pancakes are delicious and they have a lot of very creative breakfast choices. Have been here three times and will go back for sure!

A nice family place to eat. Food is very tasty, Diner ambience. BIG breakfasts! Kids (under 4) eat free, but, must order from Kids Menu.

Great place. So much food, such little priced. We had Reuben sandwiches and they were loaded with fresh corned beef. We could’ve split one sandwich. It’s nice to see a small town diner do well. We used to go there when it was Elliot’s.

Best breakfast in town!

I heard that this place was under new management so I decided to check it out. What an improvement! I was impressed with the appearance of the restaurant. What was previously a «rodeo» style has been replaced with clean white walls and local high school football jerseys. The restaurant has also expanded. As I ordered I was asked it I wanted hash browns or home fries. This was very exciting! Who doesn’t love options. I got the breakfast special. The eggs were cooked perfectly and the home fries were delicious. I find many breakfast places to leave me feeling greasy. But I felt great after eating here. Will definitely be back!

Stopped in for breakfast on our way back to Detroit, trying to avoid construction detours and ended up here.
I ordered the Eggs Benedict and my girlfriend ordered some sort of eggs on potato pancakes dish.
I noticed one of the specials was more then regularly priced on the menu that day.
The waitress asked «how I wanted my eggs?»,
um poached right?, otherwise it wouldn’t be Eggs Benedict.
My gf’s food got spilled on the way to the table and half ended up on the floor, she got the other half with an «whoops, you want this or should we make it over again?»
Accidents happen, sure, and they quickly replaced the other half, but the place didn’t even seem busy, and we never got any coffee refills until I had to ask one of the owners if she could fill me up.
The waitress needs some training on proper etiquette, she also needs to slow down and pay closer attention to the coffee, which by the way, despite what the sign that reads being the best in town, it’s way too weak and watery.
The food was pretty good, A+ to the cooks.

Cute place. The food is A-​OK. The prices are great! You can get breakfast for less than $ 5; so that’s pretty nice.
We tried their daily special, the chicken and dumplings plate, the dumplings were completely tasteless; the sauce needed more flavor.
But the rest of it was decent.
The staff is real nice; they all ‘honey, sweetheart’ with you. Very casual and very friendly.