Nayhely's Place

This neighborhood restaurant is open everyday at 7am until mid-afternoon making it a breakfast/lunch joint. It's way back from the street, deep into a small business park called Maria's Properties. Therefore there's no curb appeal drawing people. Someone driving that's looking for a place to eat wouldn't give this location a 2nd glance. It doesn't look like there's a restaurant back there nestled along with massage parlors, hair salons and a computer repair service. In fact, I accidently drove past it even though I was using Google maps. I thought it had to be next door in Ziegler Center with Blind Onion. Inside is a well lit, no frills diner. Two men tag-teamed friendly interaction with the two other tables. I ordered a side of biscuits & gravy, two over-easy eggs and coffee. A carafe o

Unassuming dinner in a strip mall. Despite its modest atmosphere, it is very clean. Prompt and attentive service. The food came out exactly as I expected. Prices seem fair for this day and age. The coffee was hot, the food tasty. Definitely worth a stop.

Had a really good breakfast here with great service. The pancakes had a little bit of that crunchy edge that I'm always looking for. Not a lot, but at least a touch of it. My boy who has the chicken fried steak everywhere we go gave it a thumbs up. It's a place we will be putting on the rotation.

Update: I've been back a few times since my original review and I've decided it definitely deserves the 5 stars from 4. They're always so kind and caring. They're all family, so I fan understand being there on a Saturday morning isn't the most enjoyable for the teens when they'd rather be out with their friends. Either way, well worth a visit. It's a great little nook. Seems to be family run but that doesn't mean poorly run. There does seem to be a lack of personal service. By that, I mean that I felt like our server was just a bit too shy. She was very nice and I absolutely am not complaining about her at all, but it just seemed like she wasn't really interested in anything but getting the order in. Anyway, the food was great. They use real eggs (if you don't know that some places use a

Unsure how this place has such good reviews. Overall, everything was incredibly bland. Hard and dry biscuits, mediocre hashbrowns, flavorless French toast. The only thing that was half good was the sausage patty, which taste like a generic frozen patty. I don't really belive in giving bad reviews, but $30 for damn near cardboard is highway theft.