Seven Angels

We had such a wonderful experience at this small-town gem! The food was absolutely delicious—fresh, flavorful, and clearly made with care and pride. Everything we ordered was excellent, and the quality truly stands out. The service was just as impressive: friendly, attentive, and welcoming from the moment we walked in. Prices are very fair, especially for the quality and portions you receive. Nikki and her brother are the new owners, and you can already feel the positive impact they’ve made on this restaurant. Nikki is incredibly upbeat, friendly, and genuinely happy—her positive energy is contagious and makes you feel right at home. Her brother, who is also the chef, does an amazing job in the kitchen, and it shows in every bite. It’s clear this place is being run with heart, passion, and

We stopped in during a road trip. Seven Angels did not disappoint. We had breakfast at about 11am, and everything was so tasty. The portions were huge, and they kept the coffee coming. I had the Greek Skillet, which had crispy American fries that weren't soggy at all from all the toppings. I would call this a family restaurant. No frills, but everyone from the community eats there and the service was filled with smiles and efficiency.

Classic family diner. You gotta love it. Just imagine Perkins but privately owned. I also feel that the menu is slightly bigger. We ate breakfast here and had lots of choices. The waitresses were nice and friendly. Our meal for two with water and iced tea was about $24 which is hard to come by nowadays.

The food was delicious and staff are very kind and friendly the prices are very good for the portions we got ..we will be back again for sure

Average dinner, no complaints, or food was made the way it was ordered. Since there are very few options in this town I'm certain we will go back, and next time I will definitely indulge my desire for the delicious looking pies that entice your sweet tooth the moment you walk in the door. Prices are very good, and portion sizes are large enough to pop the button on your pants.