College Street Café

“It’s that cozy small-town café vibe, with food that feels like home.”

Wai01★★★★★

The best breakfast spot in our week long business trip. Everything from the service, to the atmosphere, the food, and prices were excellent. Located on the same lot as the Car Museum, it uses the same parking lot. The place was packed, so you know the food is good. We were immediately seated. Menus cards were by the window next to us. Lots of items to choose from. I settled for the "Potato Skillet Delight" (Ham, hash browns, green peppers, tomatoes, onions and cheese. Topped with sunny side eggs and wheat toast) I ordered it half sized. It also comes full size, but it is a lot of food, espec

Shannan Witherspoon★★★★★

Very small place but has lots of Route 66 memorabilia and atmosphere. They run a special most days but we went for the handbreaded Pork Tenderloin sandwich. The sandwich was very thick, not flattened out to mostly breading. You get fries, salad or chips for $11.99 but pay an extra dollar and get their hand breaded onion rings for your side! The waitress was attentive and order came out fresh and hot without too much of a wait. They also make up cinnamon rolls and a couple of other pie like desserts but sandwich was very filling so no need for dessert. We will definitely be back. Great experien

Almac x★★★★★

Stopped here as a group of 14 during our route 66 ride and it was easily the best meal we had. Didn't need to wait for a seat during lunch, plenty of parking and fast service. Burgers and chilly were incredible and the desserts were on a whole other level. Lemon mirangue pie was the best i ever had and the "hill Billy bombs" were also absolutely incredible.

Dava Swafford★★★★★

This is an iconic Route 66 cafe. I love the history it has. We ate here for breakfast and it was very good. You can sign your name on the wall. It is a must t eat here.