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Phone: (805) 529-9550
Cross Streets: Near the intersection of E High St and Bard St
Closed now
- Tue 7:00 AM - 2:00 PM
197 E High St Moorpark, CA 93021 ·2216.93 mi
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Amenities
- Family friendly
Reviews
yelpFood was great! We had chicken fried steak and pancakes. Both were amazing! I was craving a breakfast burrito and didn't know they have one that's part of the secret menu. Definitely trying that...
MoreStopped in for my first time this weekend for brunch and thought it was pretty good overall. Not the best that I've had recently, but definitely not the worst. I would classify this place as a...
MoreOld school cafe, dated, which I expected. Every inch of the walls were covered in cowboy themed decor and faded art. Formica tables, cement floor, paneled walls from the 1970s. Scramble eggs...
MoreSuper charming spot with history, so level set those expectations. The food was good (just good). Service was very nice... even split the plate for two people who were sharing at our table. Five...
MoreGreat food for breakfast or lunch! Friendly service and a great old town feel. Worth the short wait if you come when they are busy.
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