Mother’s Table

Who doesn’t love a diner breakfast? Huge portion reasonable prices and amazing toast. I had the biscuit platter. biscuits and gravy bacon eggs and hashbrown for 8 bucks. I must tell you tho I stole a piece of my husbands toast and that was probably my favorite diner toast ever! Thick cut and not just any old bread. Quick service and a nice stop for our mini vaca.

The food was good. Service was a little slow. The had one server and one cook for the entire diner at dinner time.

These were hands down the most delicious pancakes I’ve had in a long time! And they came as a side with my vegetarian omelette. Our waitress was very friendly and accommodating, and she told us the pancakes were so good because the cook makes the batter and maple syrup himself. They give you a lot of food for the prices too. I will definitely be coming back!

This is the type of place we have been looking for. Quite little dinner style that isn’t a chain restaurant. They have a huge variety of food. Breakfast available all day which is always a plus. They also have week day lunch specials. We will be back!

I was in the area today for work, hosting a speaker who was speaking to a conference of my organization’s members. We had a short lunch break and I needed some place close that would have a wide range of options for lunch, and could get it to me quickly. Mother’s Table was perfect. The location, near a large intersection, would be convenient for many in the area (northeast of the airport), and it was great for me. I ran over there, placed an order with a friendly server, who let me pay in advance to get out quicker, and get back. The food was good; very solid diner food. Not greasy, which is always a nice surprise at a family restaurant or diner. I had the triple decker turkey club, which had perfectly cooked bacon and fresh ingredients. I’ll come back next time I’m out this way!

What a great spot! We hadn’t visited since the ownership changed, but I’m glad we did now. The staff was friendly, the menu is expansive, and the wait time was short. The good itself was very good and reasonably priced. I had the French crepes with strawberries and Nutella. It was sweet (and very tasty). Everyone enjoyed their food, including the Mother’s Omelette and Hawaiian Pancakes. I’ll go back for more soon!

Food pics looked great and the rating were high, so we ventured to Mother’s Table for breakfast. The neighborhood isn’t the best and the other diners were quite sketchy. I think my coworkers were a little on edge while we dined.
I ordered the oscar/​crab frittata. It was oddly cheap for the massive amount of crab it contained. The frittata was also covered in a tasty hollandaise sauce and came with a side of pancakes. They were the fluffiest pancakes I have ever encountered. I ate as much as i could, but the portion was just too big to defeat.

This place is a regular home cooking kind of diner. The service was nice and the place was clean. I wasn’t a super fan of the food it was fine for the price and there were a bunch of options. I think they may do better to limit their menu and maybe make those dishes tastier. Their side salads that were included in everyone’s meal was very nice crisp and tasty lettuce. So if i rated just the side salad that would get a 5 the nicest I’ve had from many places.

Yum! Good was great. Coffee was great. Place looks a bit run down but don’t let that stop you.

I have wanted to try this place for a little while since I remember browsing their menu and seeing the fresh apple pancake.
I decided to order the Farmers omelette (with gravy on the side) with hash-​browns & regular pancakes. I had them also put in a small apple pancake as a ‘dessert’ since it takes so long to make and I just wanted to try it.
The omelette was okay and didn’t seem to have a lot of flavor even with the gravy. The regular pancakes were pretty good, but had a lot of butter on them which I didn’t like. The portions were huge so there was plenty for the price.
The apple pancake was also okay, not as good as I was expecting it to be. It didn’t have a lot of flavor which was a bit of a bummer since I love apples and cinnamon. It was huge though so between that and the omelette I felt like i have extra food for at least 2 days.
Overall, the place was okay. I doubt I would ever come here again. The prices are low and the portions are huge, but the food just wasn’t good enough for me. There was nothing that I could actually say that I want to eat again and nothing that I had I could say was bad. It was all very meh. I’ve been to more ‘divey’ places with a lot better food, so this one disappointed me a bit.

Four of us ventured to Mother’s Table, and our feelings are definitely mixed. Two of my buddies ordered different cheeseburger variations, one ordered meatloaf, and I ordered the gyro. The cheeseburgers were excellent. Both of them were thick, had fresh toppings, were juicy and tasty. The fries were also done well, although the portions were small. Both of my compadres wanted chipotle mayo, but both of them had to ask for more because the tiny drizzle that was placed on the burger was not nearly enough. My friend that ordered the meatloaf said it was good, but I can’t ever remember him saying he didn’t like a meal. His review of food has resulted in me being burned before, so take his opinion with a grain of salt. The gyro had a decent pita, fresh onions, and good tzatziki sauce. The meat, however, was prepackaged strips that were frozen. Pretty much tasteless.
Now to the service. Our waitress acted severely depressed, didn’t know the menu when asked questions, was slower than a turtle, and was generally unpleasant. We arrived at 11:20 and didn’t leave until 12:50. Most of that time was spent waiting for food, then waiting for the check.
Will I ever go back? Yes and no. I will never eat in again, but I will probably order a burger to go.

It’s a dive. No doubt about it. If you want Flo to wait on you, you get it here. But the quality of food is quite surprising. It is really delicious. The portions are big and the prices are reasonable.
So don’t go there for the ambiance, cause there is none… go there for the food, cause it is plentiful and delish.

Eat here. No kidding. For an old diner that seems run down a bit, it is well cared for, clean and the food is very good. My husband loves the fried mush. I appreciate a cook who does not kill eggs and omelettes, but cooks everything properly and using good ingredients. It has become a regular stop on our way thru Indy

Went to Mothers Table with a group of coworkers for lunch and was quite unimpressed. If you’re looking for a variety of cultural food in one place, the menu has close to 100 different options, I can only imagine what the food prep looks like for a diner style restaurant.
The restaurant itself did not seem very clean. Even for a diner I was surprised that my omelet was more of a scramble with American cheese and my coworkers scrambled eggs had egg shells in them. And to top off the order we found a hair in the pancakes.

I punched this place up after dropping my daughter off and took the wife out for breakfast, this is not the nicest area so I wasn’t expecting a whole lot. Went inside place is old looking but everything is surprisingly clean, coffee was fresh and everything came out fast. I got the Portuguese omelet while the wife got the Greek, sides are hash browns pancakes fruit or toast, I also got an order of biscuits and gravy 50 cents difference between the whole and half (?)
Everything was I have to say pretty decent, my fruit was fresh, omelet was cooked perfect, the Greek was better and the biscuits and gravy were from scratch. On the down side hash browns were not as crisp as I like, and the biscuits and gravy didn’t have as much sausage as I would have liked to seen.
Menu is stupid big, lots of food for the price, place was pretty steady on a Friday morning, service was fine, if I was in the neighborhood and wanted breakfast I would probably do this again. 3.5 stars.

We are stuffed! Food had nice presentation and tasted fantastic! Price was very reasonable for the amount of food which was served! We would definitely come here again!
We are from Central Illinois and love to try out new restaurants! This is by far an awesome one! If you haven’t tried it yet, U MUST!
My mom and I shared breakfast and lunch meals for dinner; my daughter ate two éclair waffles only $ 3.75, my mom and I shared an order of 2-​éclair waffles $ 3.95, and also shared Cream Cheese Blentzers with Cherries $ 7.95 and shared Chicken Salad Croissant $ 7.95, which came with a side salad with the BEST homemade Bacon Salad dressing, fresh fruit and cottage cheese; and my niece had a Vanilla Sunday for $ 3.50, which was piled high with several scoops of ice cream topped with tons of whipped cream, chocolate, and three cherries.
You REALLY get a lot of BANG! for your buck!

They closed an hour early as I was walking up. I didn’t get to eat there Imagine it was due to no customers since parking lot was empty.
Shame since it looked like a descent diner

This place is solid. probably 3.5 stars
It’s not fancy but the waitresses are hard working and very nice and I had the chicken crepes which was original and super cheesy.
while eating, a group of five men that looked like santa claus came in and had dinner. Come to find out they were a santa costuming group that get together and shoot the breeze. That added a star for me.

I must say, for me this place did not love up to the hype.
After reading the many rave reviews, I came here on a lunch break with two coworkers and met my wife and daughter.
We ordered, collectively, two triple deckers (the blt, the club blt), the roast beef melt, and my wife ordered a breakfast scramble.
I was told the club blt was light on the turkey, and the regular blt was light on bacon, although the tomatoes and lettuce tasted super fresh and juicy.
The roast beef melt was decent– I did try the chicken florentine soup, and thought it was very very good. Came out the perfect temperature, tasted delightful (although maybe too creamy for others liking, I loooooved it).
The quantities were insane. Very large amounts, for a decent price. Service was excellent also, and the food came out very quickly.
Overall, the quality of the food was a letdown for me, but they could have been having an off day, or we might have ordered the wrong dishes. I don’t think I would return (my coworkers were very unimpressed) but I wouldn’t say my experience was bad enough that others shouldn’t give it a try. Just maybe avoid those dishes?
I would give this place three and a half stars if I could, but I’m rounding up since I cannot.

What an unlikely place to find culinary perfection. The memory of the bumpy parking lot where I had to turn around that almost took the underbody off of my car is still fresh, but a cup of Chicken Florentine healed that and many other small emotional wounds… Creamy without a hint of a clot. Smooth, perfect amount of salt. Fresh spinach that looks like it was only allowed to just wilt. Noodles at the perfect degree of firmness.
The Blintzes with apples, just like the soup, contained nothing that I could identify that was not just made from scratch, including simmered cinnamon apple slices and cottage cheese filling and, of course, the crepes.
The hard part of any cooking, especially commercially, is not to overdo the salty, the sweet and the obvious flavors. Mother’s Table, you succeeded and got a loyal customer today. Looking forward to trying six pages of omelets, pancakes, crepes, sandwiches and salads.