Cheeser’s Palace Cafe

Sunday at cheeser’s is the best. Food is always good. The service is good and friendly. Make sure to say hello to Lady Nina. She is a hostess there with a great smile and a wonderful spirit. Looking forward to next Sunday.

Great food! Lots of choices and excellent service. My wife had the Oscar Benedict and I had steak and eggs. The Oscar Benedict is on a croissant vice an English Muffin. That does make the bread a little on the soggy side. My steak was cooked perfectly and flavored well. Eggs over easy were just as well cooked.

Perfect… When in area a not to miss local restaurant who cares for their customers.

Very nice place for a meal.
The staff was incredibly friendly and attentive. They made the experience itself enjoyable.
The food was also great. My wife had a French toast muffin, which she called, «life changing.» I had the citrus crab and shrimp crêpe with hollandaise, and it was similarly wonderful. The cheese grits were a little flavorless, and I’m not sure why, but not inedible.
The entire place has a nice, quiet, local vibe that we found appealing. Will be going back.

Are there for lunch today. Love this place. Try the chocolate and peanut butter cake. Holy cow.

Excellent spot for breakfast. Came on a Saturday morning and it was not too crowded. Enjoyed the meal and wait staff was cordial and friendly.

The menu is awesome for those that want a good homestyle breakfast but with a little something different. Prices are excellent, waitress was friendly. I had over-​medium eggs which were still too runny but I like runny eggs so it’s fine but just keep that in mind for those that don’t like it that way.

What a cute location to be on a Sunday morning along with the Farmer’s Market! I was just looking forward to some brunch at Cheeser’s, but bonus for having the Farmer’s Market right up front!
Walking in, the place looks small and dated, but the place extends to the side. You can kind of tell that the extended space used to be another retail shop (you can see where they closed off the entrance door). Carpet stains on the floor, but no big deal. We found a great spot to sit on some chairs that looked like living room chairs right by the window looking out to the Farmer’s Market. The seats needed some vacuuming, but they were comfortable.
Their shrimp and crab benedict were excellent! I’ve had crab benedicts in the past, and typically they are crab patties, but this is just cooked crab, which makes it the best crab benedict ever! Shrimp was mixed with it. Benedict came on your typical two slices of bread with 2 over easy eggs and hollandaise sauce. I normally could only eat half of an eggs benedict order, but this was so good that I made the clean plate club that morning!
Only cons were the clealiness of the place was questionable and the servers asked us if we were okay way too many times, but I would come back for some more shrimp and crab benedict!!!

Excellent! Small, family owned and outstanding. Get there early and enjoy the family atmosphere and a great breakfast.
Try the cheeses…

Will never attempt this place again. Been here a few times. Never feel welcome. Horrible service. First time my wife was told to keep it down by a 9 year old when laughing at the table. Next time, wife and I were eating and the owner made rounds welcoming each table of regulars and we were skipped. Today we sat at the door for 5 minutes to be seated and no one even said hello. We walked out. Last time!

Used to be my first pick for breakfast. Not so much any more. Seem to be cheating out the food. Maybe buy a new toaster.

Great little place. I had the smoked salmon sandwich which was fresh and great. Fiancé had the burger wth jalpeno. He vacuumed it down without leaving a scrap. The server mina was lovely. Friendly girl.

It was so hard to choose a dish for breakfast, there are so many delicious options. I got my coffee and debated with myself on which dish to choose (my poor waitress, ha ha!). I settled on a croissant sandwich with bacon and egg whites and it came with potatoes. I can honestly say that I do not regret that choice. It was seasoned well, cooked perfectly and absolute scrumptious. The croissant was sinfully flaky and greasy. When you look at a picture of it, you can’t really decipher what I was eating, but it didn’t matter because it was darn good. I usually don’t eat the potatoes, but I could not stop eating them.
The service was very prompt and nice. They check in on you a lot and make sure you’re comfortable and happy. Very nice people and it’s an adorable little café. I’ll be back!

This place was just ok… the food was decent. Nothing too exciting. I had the scrambled combo with mushrooms, Gouda and bacon and a side of tomato slices. The tomatoes was visibly old I would have never served it having worked in a restaurant for a long time, especially for a side dish. I honestly didn’t care to eat on paper especially for a place that had a or more classy décor. The service was good though. I would return and maybe get one of their more «signitue dishes».

Love this little spot in downtown Clermont. Great food and delicious desserts. I always bring my girlfriends from out of town. Try to catch the table by the window with the big arm chairs!

Great coffee! Quiet breakfast spot. Chat with the locals. In Clermont’s Historic District amongst quaint shops on Montrose Street. Open Sundays for the Sunday Farmer’s Market while Montrose Street is closed. Closed Mondays only.
Off Hwy 27, go about one mile west on Hwy 50 to 5^th Street, then north to Montrose into the Historic District. Excellent, friendly service with a SMILE! Ask for Lady Nina or Dane!!! Tell them 91 year old Roy recommended them.

Have you ever had a grilled muffin? Neither had I until I tried Cheesers!
This place is a gem. It’s a locally owned little restaurant in quaint downtown Clermont. They serve breakfast and lunch.
I’ve actually been here about 3 times now, and each meal has been delicious. So far, I’ve tried the grilled blueberry muffin, grilled chocolate muffin, eggs florentine, caprese omelet, beer cheese soup and chain of lakes salad. All were awesome!
This place has a great variety on their menu, and so far, all the food has been fantastic.
Tip #1: Plan time either before or after you eat to walk around Historic Downtown Clermont and check out all the cute little stores. Lots of antiquing opportunities!!!
Tip #2: Make sure to plan ahead if you want breakfast or lunch on a Sunday. They host a farmer’s market on the street and Cheesers is packed!

I was pretty excited to find another café in my neighborhood. Our first visit was towards their closing time/​lunch. I very much enjoyed the tomato and grilled cheese sandwich that I paired with the tomato soup. The soup is a must try!
My boyfriend got the pepperoni flatbread which he reported was just okay, slightly undercooked, but that the pepperoni itself was great. I am definitely going to return to try the amazing looking breakfasts. The strawberry cake looked very tempting as well.

We come to this restaurant more than any other place in Clermont. It’s quaint, and we wound up getting to know the family that owns and operates this little establishment. so the service is always personal as well as professional. Isn’t that what a restaurant should have?
One of the best things on the Sunday morning breakfast’s is the Omelet of The Day. Basically, it’s a creative Omelet stuffed with a combination of meat, cheese or vegetables. Usually worthy of a try for something fun… In fact today’s Omelet had Mojo pork, swiss cheese, and onions… Not bad. Strange, but not bad…

Ohhhhh my god !! This place is a great place to be ! Very cute and very friendly environment! Highly recommended… I Ordered the coffe late, is one of the best lates I ever tried and I’m comparing with Europeans coffe!!!
Check it out! You will love it!!!