Highland Street Cafe

Great place for breakfast! The Fried chicken was amazing. I had a bacon and cheddar omelet with home fried potatoes and those were some of the best potatoes I have ever had

Went for the first time today. Greeted right away with a smile, everyone was helpful and friendly. Service and food was excellent. We really enjoyed our visit. Thank you!! 😊 🫶❤️

Extremely disappointed in the entire experience. They are quick to seat and within 5 minutes 3 servers asked for our order. Unfortunately, that was the highlight of the experience. The coffee is watered down and is basically hot water. We ordered the "trash plate", which is essentially everything thrown on a griddle and fried up and some cheese on top. This took almost 30 minutes to come out. When the food came out, it wasn't even hot. It was warm, at best. The cheese, what little there was, didn't even melt completely. The biscuit was anemic, with hardly any bake or color. The plate was lacking seasoning, the has browns were soggy. Nothing about this dish or diner was a positive experience. Definitely memorable though. A place to avoid at all costs. The most frustrating part, how does it

What a cute place for a quick breakfast! My husband and I came in after having a busy morning and while the place was busy, the staff immediately acknowledged us and let us know they'd seat us soon. As we waited, we had the opportunity to take in all the adorable dog themed photos and decor. I loved it, being a dog mom myself. I felt right at home lol we got seated and got our drinks quickly. Our host was fast paced and to the point. We actually appreciated the efficiency and the lack of formalities. After all, the place was busy. Then our food came and OH MY GOODNESS when I tell you to get their specialties, you need to Get.Their.Specialties ! The strawberry French toast is literally cake 🍰 !!! I felt like I was very special having that plate in front of me. It was delicious. Crispy on t

First time visit at this restaurant. The atmosphere was really nice, diner like; and the restaurant was very clean. The decorations were all focused on the Highland Scotty dog. Our food however, was very commercial and priced the same as more modern restaurants. I had corn beef hash which tasted just like the Hormel I get from a can. I upgraded to a muffin with my breakfast, but the muffin was clearly a commercial muffin that they heated in a microwave. My grits were kind of dry and boring.