Mayberry Junction
390 N Locust St, Manteno, IL, 60950
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390 N Locust St
Manteno, IL, 60950 - Phone (815) 468-3811
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Ryan C.
Passing through and stopped in for a bite to eat. It actually took a few minutes to piece together the name of the restaurant and the Andy Griffith show. It's an easy diner menu. The food was fine, nothing spectacular but enough that I enjoyed my meal. The server was great and the food was ready rather quick. I think most people will enjoy the themed decoration. You'll see characters names and pictures on the wall. It seemed as if they had the usual regulars there because. If I ever cross through again, I'll stop by.
(4)Courtney C.
My friend suggested Mayberry Junction as a spot we needed to try out. It's been getting a lot of local press in the Daily Journal, so we needed to see what the hubub was about. Although I like to find the newest places, I'm always down for a classic diner experience and this is what Mayberry promises. When we walked in, we weren't greeted as if we were old friends. We were looked at like we didn't fit in. Since I feel like a freak 96% of the time, I shrugged it off with an optimistic attitude. The same person threw the menus in our hands, along with the check, and told us to go sit at table # (whatever.. I can't remember what number.) I half thought it was a joke and that she was just giving us an idea of where we were headed, but when I said "Um. Which table is that?" She pointed while she made her way back to the stool behind the counter. This most certainly wasn't a joke. At this point, I was tempted to walk out. It really, really rubbed me the wrong way. When our server made it to our table, she was extremely welcoming and almost made our strange entrance seem like less of a deal. She told us the specials and offered us drinks. She kept our drinks full throughout the whole meal and made a recommendation to me when I couldn't decide what soup to order. I decided on the stuffed pepper soup and the patty melt. The stuffed pepper soup was decent, but barely warm. I think this could have stood to be nuked in the microwave another 30 seconds. On the other hand, the patty melt was scolding hot. It was really quite tasty and something I would order again. The fries were nothing special and may have just been frozen fries. Aside from the food and service, I found this place decorated very strangely. I have no problem with restaurants that are on the kitschy side, but if you're going to have a theme, then commit to it and stick with it. This was somewhat decorated in the Andy Griffith theme, but the theme wasn't quite developed all the way through. I found the food pretty good, but the reason for 3 stars is that I probably wouldn't ever come back here. I like to go to places where they actually want me here and not where I'm a hindrance to precious stool time.
(3)Mia H.
This place sucks. When you walk in they just stare at you. After 5 minutes someone will seat you. The food tastes like hospital food, rather than the down-home country food I expected.
(1)Trish J.
Amazing food, great portion size, friendly staff, great service. One of my local favorite places to go.
(4)Renee L.
This is a fantastic place. The people treat everyone like family. The Julian salad was huge & fresh with great cold cuts. The soups are always yummy. Chicken Parmesan was fantastic. Kelly our waitress is the best ever! Been there for breakfast & no one leaves hungry. Great theme. Thanks Mayberry Junction
(5)Leanne A.
Went in when I was 7 months pregnant with my daughter because I was craving soup like crazy town. It was packed, and with the layout of the place (one large dining space where everyone's pretty much eating together at a table of 100) it was also extremely loud. Made the decision to get my order to go. The woman taking my order was extremely rude, I mean extremely. Normally I would have just waled out but I was desperate for soup and thinking that at this time my only other option was going to be metallic taste laced from a can was making my pregnant self very sad. I was determined! I dealt with the rudeness and finally got my soup. I don't want to be overly dramatic and say that I should have chose the can but it wasn't very good...at all. Perhaps on a less busy day, maybe for a late breakfast, this place would have a lot of appeal in the charm category (as in decor, not staff attitudes).
(2)Tim J.
Good, hearty, warm, fresh home cooking. Wait staff look like my grandma, treat my kids like my grandma and bring food almost as good as my grandma. No frills and no pretense. Not great, but very good prices. Two eggs sausage or bacon, hash browns and coffee. Still five bucks. Place reminds me of what used to make America great.
(4)Rich B.
Ok. Seems like frozen reheated food. Nice decorations though.
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