Spork Cafe & Catering

First time here and it was out of this world! It may seem a little pricy but it's worth it because everything was so dang delicious and fresh. I had the coconut chocolate chip pancakes and it was just as mouthwatering as it sounds! Definitely will be coming back soon!!

Food and service are always fantastic! Along with their great standard menu, they always have several fantastic specials. And if you are lucky enough to be there on a day that they have bacon/maple scones, buy at least three for yourself!

What a charming and quaint establishment for some good eats. Smaller menu, but the dishes are packed with flavor. I had the crab-cake Benedict, unbelievably tasty! (pictured). The toast was amazing as well. Was glad to have organic coffee. Perfect little spot for a quick bite packed with great flavor. Will be back soon.

We were visiting and stopped here before a Packers game after looking at the reviews. I'll admit, once we walked in and saw the semi-limited selection menu, I was skeptical. We got our drinks and before long, had our food and oh my, was it delicious! The food had so much flavor, I was in heaven! The decor was very cute! If we're ever back in the area, we will definitely be stopping back.

The food was wonderful. Great flavor! I give four stars because the menu is a bit limited and the prices are a bit on the high side.

We visited from about 15 miles away and heard on “Living With Amy” that they had so many interesting and delicious styles of Eggs Benedict...so, that is what we came to check out! I tried to look online for a menu, but I didn’t have any luck in finding one. When we arrived, there was only one choice of Eggs Benedict (Crab Cakes Eggs Benedict -$16). My son, not a fan of seafood, asked if he could just do a traditional eggs Benedict instead and they said they weren’t able to. We chose the Butcher’s Omelet instead...it was delicious...but, with no menu description of what comes in it...we hoped for the best! So, total bill (with tip) was $64.00. Two omelettes, one crab cakes eggs Benedict, two coffees, and a tea. A tad steep for breakfast/brunch with no alcohol.

A suggestion to the restaurant, maybe post a daily menu online so that guests know what is available before making the drive in. Worth the drive, if we know what there is to order. Also, maybe a description of what is in each entree...The Butcher’s Omelette didn’t say anything but, “chefs choice of meat with toast and jam”.

Overall, delicious food...just some little menu kinks that were a bit confusing.