Cackleberries

Food is good and the service is very good. Prices are reasonable and I can’t find anything wrong with the place!

Honestly, it was just okay. You do get a lot of food, but I would consider it poor quality. I ordered the veggie skillet and asked only to be given half of the hash browns, which was still A LOT! The cheese melted on top looked and tasted like a generic American cheese, which isn’t REAL cheese. The coffee was seriously watered down. On the flip side, the pancakes and the service were both good.

«This is the best breakfast I have ever had» was my quote after finishing my sloppy skillet. This place is clean and fast, my wife and I sat down and within 5 minutes we had two plates of yumminess that made our mouths happy. She had the vegetarian skillet with pancakes and I had the sloppy skillet. Both meals were amazing. We will be back for more!!!

This place is fantastic. The portions are huge. And it’s so cheap. My standard breakfast is the sloppy skillet. Bacon, ham, tomatoes, peppers, onions, hash browns, eggs, cheese, and gravy served with two pancakes on the side for under $ 8. My daughter and I split it and never finish it all. We also love the biscuits, the fried mush, and the manhattans.

Really good food and value for the money.
I ordered the vegetable skillet which had potatoes, broccoli, spinach, eggs, Swiss cheese, peppers, and onions. It was very good and hot.
It came with your choice of toast or pancakes. I got the pancakes, and they gave me two large pancakes. Needless to say, I could not finish the food.
Service is also good here.
I got all of this for about $ 8 plus tax. What a deal. This is my second time here and I will definitely return again.

After driving 5hrs we were in need of a good lunch… found Cackleberries on Unilocal,good reviews so thought we would give them a try.
Great find, we had a tasty lunch and a wonderful welcome from Tammie & the staff… they made us welcome and wished us well for our ongoing journey, lovely:)

Cool little joint near downtown. Formally Chicago’s Pizza back on the day. Stopped by here with the wife since we had pawned of both kids the night before. It was a lazy Saturday morning about 9am. The place was moderately full. The staff was plentiful and friendly.
The menu was full of great looking items and I finally settled on the Sloppy Skillet (despite the name conjuring up disturbing imagery…)
Our waiter had no sooner taken our order and walked away when he returned with our food. I was like, «Dang, Speedy McGee!» The service was excellent. Everything was awesome and tasted delish.
The price seemed fair. Atmosphere was relaxing and chill. We’ll prolly be back sometime — when the little monsters spend the night elsewhere and don’t wake me up at the crack of dawn… doing cartwheels on my head and yelling for pancakes.

Portions are huge! Pancakes were some of the best I’ve ever had. Veggie skillet was awesome. Eddy was our server and was one of the most efficient waitresses I’ve ever seen — very kind.

Best breakfast establishment in Terre Haute. Great atmosphere and even better food. Always a Sunday morning tradition when I am in town.

Always great service and food. The menu is rather large, but that means there’s always something to choose from.

Great breakfast skillets and pancakes. Lunch menu items are not as good as breakfast selections. Very busy but seating is fast.

Have been here a few times now. The Pecan Waffle is great! The biscuits and gravy is awesome. And Iced coffee is done right. My only complaint was the pancakes. My daughter ordered pancakes with blueberries, the blueberries had ZERO flavor. It was a gelatinous purple glaze with no flavor and flavorless blueberries. It was literally tasteless. I was disappointed because for a Brunch type place I would expect this to be a staple and done right. Over all we will most likely return but not order blueberry pancakes. Lol

Favorite brunch place in town. Food comes in large portions for the price. I always get some kind of skillet. The Denver and Olympian skillets are my personal favorites. The skillets come with pancakes or toasts, and a slice of orange for some reason. The creamy iced coffee is really good if they don’t put too much ice in it. Tried a croissant sandwich once, and it was super yummy.
It can get very busy on Sunday morning #Church, but the longest wait I’ve had was fifteen minutes. Very nice staff too. I’m confident to say that Cackleberries is the king of Sunday brunch.

Breakfast skillets are huge, filling, and super tasty. Cackleberries gives you a lot of food for a very reasonable price and also offer daily specials some of which include coffee with your breakfast. Even though they were rather busy, service was great and the food was brought out quickly. The menu is extensive so you may need to take time to really read what you are getting because they do have more than just your standard boring breakfasts.

On the surface, Cackleberries seems like a smaller more crowded Denny’s. But, if you dig through the menu, you’ll find much better things than chain breakfast places offer. You can get a BIG bowl of fresh fruit, full of strawberries, bananas and other good stuff. Their Greek specialty items (I think this place is run by a Greek family) are excellent, especially the Olympian. Also, every skillet and omelet I’ve had is excellent.
If you go there during prime brunch hours on Saturday, expect to wait 10 minutes for a table. If you want immediate service and a quieter atmosphere, go on Sunday during the hours everyone else is at church. The main dining area is fun, if you like the coziness and bustle of a crowded bar atmosphere. If you want more privacy and quiet, ask to be seated in the sunken side room or the back room.

When your hungover and need a solid breakfast this is your place! When your looking for a breakfast place that has it all, then this is your place!
Close to campus, reasonably priced, big portions, and tastey! What more do you want?
The sloppy skillet comes highly recommended.

I’ve only eaten here once. While the food wasn’t terrible, I also wasn’t particularly impressed. From the way some people had raved, I was expecting something great and that just wasn’t delivered in my opinion.

Everything about this place is good. Hearty portions and yummy food. Fruit bowl was particularly tasty, fresh and big. Service was friendly even though the place was packed. Ask for the definition of a cackleberry, and the owner will tell you about her grandpa, complete with visual effects. Enjoy!

Not incredibly inventive, but Cackleberries does breakfast skillets well. Our table had 4 different skillets and we were all happy with them. The skillets start with a base of hash browns, add meat, cheese, veggies, gravy, and top with two eggs cooked to order. The skillets were cooked as well as one could ask for, but the side of pancakes were disappointing. Dry and flavorless. Do yourself a favor and order toast instead. But really, for $ 7 this meal comes with a large amount of food in the skillet plus toast or pancakes on the side, so who could complain? Overall a great value for a nice little breakfast spot.

I frequent this place 2 – 3 a month for lunch. I have also gone for breakfast a few times. EVERY meal I have had was good, some were GREAT!
Irish Skillet is amazing. So is their sloppy skillet. Enough food for 2!
Their Gyros are tasty, as is their Gyro Salad. Tender beef and lamb, moist, and spiced just right.
Their Manhattans are great, (I have had all 4!). I recommend their Roast Beef or Turkey selection.
Great Pecan Waffles… sinfully good.
It can get crowded and a bit noisy, but that just means business is good and it speaks for itself. An empty restaurant means the food is not good!
The servers are kind, sincere, and polite. You really feel you stepped back in time when people actually were nice when you visited their establishment.
Don’t miss out on this gem in Terre Haute. I love this place.