Coffee Cup Family Restaurant

Cozy little place on Broadway. Stopped in today for a quick bite. Nothing quick here. The hostess took a minute to seat me and then a few more minutes to get me a menu. Then the waitress brought out the menu and took several more minutes to get my order. I was in there a half hour before I got anything to eat. There was hardly anyone in there.
They feature a good deal of standard American fare dishes, omelettes and the like. Sandwiches, soups, burgers, comfort food. Food was OK and the dining room was tastefully decorated. Presentation was decent. Prices were great. Waitress was thorough and nice. Clean. I’d come back.

Only got sandwiches here and that is what the review is for.
Pretty large portions for price (like nearly double what I expect). Can’t comment on anything else but I enjoyed them. Guess it would depend on what you order though

Been coming here for years this time I wanted something different I got this so called corned beef hash If you enjoy potatoes onion and chopped beef this is your dish but it is not hash worst dish I ever had here. And the waitress didn’t seem to care! How sad

This place definitely has the feel of a family owned neighborhood restaurant. They had a large party when we walked in, so service was a bit slow at first. Now, since the name of this place is «Coffee Cup», I expected the coffee to be better than normal. Well, turns out, it’s just a name. It wasn’t awful, but I guess I expected better. The wallpaper even has pictures of cups of coffee on it.
I ordered the corned beef hash with scrambled eggs and toast and it was hot and tasty. I could not tell if the hash was homemade or not, but it was good. I left with the intention of returning to try other things on the menu. I noticed a waiter carrying an order of pancakes and each one was almost the diameter of the plate. I’ll be trying those on another trip.
4÷6÷2013 Update
You know… I’ve been here twice mainly due to proximity and the need for something fairly quick. Each time I expect to be disappointed, but honestly, I have been satisfied each time. Nothing special for sure, but I think that’s what adds to the charm of the place. I am assuming, but I imagine the older gentlemen enjoying their coffee and breakfast are regulars and from the surrounding Bedford neighborhood. I had grits and sausage and it was great. The grits were cooked perfectly… creamy, buttery and hot. Yes, grits. Again, nothing fancy… they don’t do shrimp and grits or grits and gravy (at least I don’t think so) or any other variation that you might see at a more upscale restaurant. Nonetheless, I’m increasing the rating up to 4 from 3. I still think their coffee should absolutely blow you away though… meh.

Food is always good, we’ve come here a lot and they always take care of us.

They are no longer closed on Sundays. I am not sure if they had a falling out with God or just realized that Sunday is one of the 2 most profitable days in a breakfast restaurants week… Either way, i am glad because i really like this place.
Prices are about average for a breakfast joint. They have other food like lunch and dinners, but i have only eaten the breakfast. The coffee is good and i have yet to have a bad meal. The service is slow, but that’s really not a fault of the food or restaurant, I think its just tricky for the servers to get around in there. Its like serving food in a maze.
They have a good location with ample parking. If you are in need of a good family owned and operated diner, this is a good choice. They take credit cards and the prices are very reasonable.

Great heart-​stopping fare. Really tasty but bring a defibrulator. Smarmy waitress as per usual. Great value though! Stop in!