Jim's Cafe

nice family owned spot for a hot home style breakfast 100% recommend (: the type of place you walk in a stranger and come out with friends

Found this quaint little place off google. The reviews made it even more appealing so we had to try it out. We went for late breakfast on a Wednesday morning. Very friendly staff. Decorated with pictures from old times. Was established in 1909. Met the nice lady who’s grandfather bought it from Jim so it’s been in her family for over 60 years.
Highly recommend.
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Food
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Cleanliness
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Staff (Front and Back)
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Highly Recommend
Will definitely stop by next time we pass through. Also, thanks for the history lesson.

The sign in the door reads "No masks allowed, no hoodies allowed". And not a single person was wearing one. 6/22/21

Ok, the only reason I'm here, only reason I've even heard of the restaurant or the town, was Alton Brown's second "Feasting on Asphalt" special from the "Good Eats" days. He had pancakes w/beef tips because they didn't have chicken & waffles. I'd have been happy with either. Neither is available.

The lady who seated us seemed to want to be anywhere else doing anything else. Fortunately, the other lady took our order and had a perceptible sense of humor and tolerance of humans.
Menu is straightforward, we went with a club sandwich & biscuits & gravy, sweet tea & a lemonade. Can't get much more Southern. (One menu item was a "clump of tuna". Avoided that.)
The biscuits were a bit over-toasted but the sausage gravy was good as was the sandwich & fries.
The bathrooms are....something else. No locks, no handles, look like they're 40 yrs old. Clean-ish, better than many a convenience store but in need of some serious work. Was 4 stars until that point.

Absolutely the BEST hash browns I’ve ever had in my life! Crispy, fresh and yummy! The jelly was homemade strawberry, also delicious. Jim’s is a step back in time, but worth the stop. Great food and atmosphere.