Great service and a tasty meal. Stopped here to meet friends in our way to Mayo Clinic. I had the crab cake BLT, and it was delightful. The sweet potato waffle fries are a MUST!
(5)
Diane C.
We really enjoyed our meal! The walleye plate was superb as well as was the farmer's brunch plate. The food came on heated plates which helped the food stay hot throughout dinner. Very attentive service. Great choice!
(5)
Cris F.
First the good news: nice decor and great service. However, the food was tasteless and overpriced. With a tip dropped $30 for lunch and only drank water. The Asian chicken salad was mostly tasteless romaine lettuce. If I had paid $5 at a fast food restaurant I would have been okay with it. The oyster po-boy sandwich had tasty fried oysters but the bun was a flavorless, doughy mess, even though toasted. The lettuce on the sandwich was sour and the Sriracha sauce flavor undetectable. French fries had a weird seasoned salt on them that did nothing for me...and they weren't very crisp.
(2)
S S.
All Day Cafe is one of my favorite places to go for lunch, especially when meeting friends or meeting for business. The atmosphere is relaxed and it's a great place to sit and talk without trying to compete with obnoxious music or din from other diners (I know this is making me sound like an old crotchety person). My personal menu favorite is the grilled cheese & tomato (cream cheese, tomato, fresh basil, cheddar, provolone, grilled bread) or the caprese benny (poached egg, cheddar biscuit, herb roasted tomato, burrata cheese, balsamic reduction, hollandaise, fresh basil). My husband loves the one crock lasagna and breakfast burrito. Their sweet potato waffle fries are also terrific. I visit Denver quite often and have noticed a few similarities between ADC's menu and the menu of Snooze, which is a local Denver favorite. I wish that ADC would go all out and be as adventurous as Snooze (wild flavors of pancakes, etc) but I understand that they have to play it safe with the market that they're catering. ADC is mostly a breakfast or lunch spot for us and the service has always been great, and I've noticed regular employees manning the floor. We have visited a few times for dinner and I haven't been as impressed- the menu rotates depending on the time of day, and it seems like the service in the evening is a little more spotty. We also tried the Mother's Day brunch buffet last year and it was adequate but wasn't great. Hence, my four stars.
(4)
Jess B.
I liked the ambiance but was left a little cold by my salad. I had the Quinoa Salad and added the chicken. The salad had decent flavor but it didn't rock my world. The worst part was the chicken, which tasted burnt to me. And this is just a pet peeve of mine-- if I order coffee with cream, I need to get a spoon, without asking. Don't like stirring my coffee with a fork or knife!
(3)
Jason S.
Stopped in looking for a cup of coffee and stayed for a cheddar biscuit and gravy and fruit. Atmosphere is great, food is amazing, service is attentive and thoughtful. I asked for a chai latte for my daughter, but half size and half strength. They responded happily and even made sure it was slightly cooled for her. I wish I was hungrier, there was plenty on the menu I'd have liked to try.
(5)
William S.
The place gave me the impression of an up scale cafe. I was in my "normal" vacation t-shirt as well as shorts and felt under dressed. The service was good with the immediate response from the waitress but then again there were not many people dining at 6:30pm on a Monday. The food and drinks came in a timely manner and the food was excellent. So why the three stars? I would have given the place a 3.5 but Yelp doesn't allow for that. I rounded down because of the overall dining experience. I couldn't put my finger on it but it was something. We ate on the outside dining patio and it was outstanding, the music, the water feature and the glass fence certainly made for a wonderful meal with our family. I had the breakfast cheddar omelet and my wife had the French toast. Both were above average and I'm picky about my favorite meal. Our kids had the salad and Mac & cheese both good. Overall, I would give it a second chance and you will be satisfied I'm sure.
(3)
Laura B.
5 stars for breakfast, 4 stars for other food--Best Breakfast food in town! Great outdoor seating for such a busy location in town too.
(5)
Ashley G.
Would I go back for another round of mediocrity? Nah. I'm good. The service wasn't great, inattentive. Our server looked half asleep to start. My garden omelette was more like an egg bake than an omelette, it was very very bland. I Ate a third of it and threw the rest out. It really did a number on my stomach. I couldn't eat much if my fruits, each one of the grapes in my fruit bowl had finger prints on them. Literal fingerprints. That being said- they were picked with bare hands, and not washed before being served to you... did the person handling my grapes that day go to the bathroom and not wash his or her hands? Possibility. But I'm not chancing a staph infection or something more disgusting on a few grapes. Y.U.K. My friends burger was ok, not awesome. The potatoes had no real seasoning. Not a place I'd go to regularly to spend $30 a pop.
(3)
Daron M.
Way to go Sioux Falls. Finally a nice breakfast cafe to relax at. Since living on both east and west coasts over the last 14 years I come back to visit infrequently and was always shocked and disappointed there wasn't at least one upscale cafe to go to for breakfast...they even have a patio for the nice months. Decor is fabulous and it feels cozy. I had the sirloin and eggs. I always judge a breakfast cafe by how well they can cook an egg, my over medium was perfect. Steak was a small petite thick cut. The jam for toast was homemade Rhubarb Strawberry, excellent. The service was friendly and efficient. They had almond milk for my coffee, which even in this health conscious era is still tough to find at a Cafe. All they need is some all natural Stevia for sweetener vs the crappy sugar substitutes if I had any recommendations I could add.
(4)
Jenilee S.
Great food! The beef tandoori flatbread was phenomenal! Service was okay but noting special. I would definitely visit again. Love the atmosphere!
(4)
Aaron P.
I've been to this gem twice. Great food, cool funky interior. Service has been great. I had the chicken with quinoa, awesome!
(5)
Chris H.
Great addition to the neighborhood and high quality food. Only complaint is that it seemed like an innovative place that may offer some cool vegetarian options (or any at all) but there were none. Salad or a grilled cheese. Everyone else enjoyed their food though.
Been here a couple times. First couple times were great! This last time my husband and son went for brunch, there were tons of open tables, but yet we were told it would be a 30 min wait. Ok..not that big of a deal, then two other parties of people walked in and were seated immediately! We felt like they didn't want our business. We went somewhere else, and now we don't take this establishment into consideration when we want brunch.
(3)
Jackie H.
I thought the food would be amazing since it's linked to Minervas. The burger was phenomenal but I upgraded my side to mac n cheese and it was literally not edible. Very sad I paid extra to get it. I think they use blue cheese on it and I'm sure some people like it but I did not care for it at all.
(3)
Jay B.
Grt place. Was here 2 days for business and came twice. Fresh clean and really good food and efficient service w a smile. Thanks you for warming my belly on a very cold day
(4)
Holly K.
Went for Sunday lunch. Was told it would be a 40 min wait and we got sat in 20. Our server explained the menu very well and answered all our questions. I had the Country Club sandwich with the daily veggies and it was yummy. I will def be a returning customer.
(5)
Christina S.
What a cute place! Casual upscale cafe with a great menu. Dinner options include various entrees from pasta to walleye, pork chops to fish n chips. Plenty of breakfast and brunch options as well as sandwiches and apps. Our party had the crab cake sandwich, crusted chicken sandwich (huge!) and fish and chips. Not a morsel left on our plates! Can't wait until I'm in the area again so I can come in to try more items. They also serve espresso, full bar and beers. Brunch-tinis and punch bowl drinks look tempting! Great daily drink specials, too....bloody Sunday, Mimosa Monday, Sangria Wednesday, etc. Overall a really great concept restaurant that I would recommend.
(4)
Adam L.
Try the Farmhouse Burger. Very messy but very good. This is my second time coming here and I've loved it both times.
(4)
Sarah M.
I'm obsessed with ADC!!! I love the crusted chicken sandwich. Misty has waited on my table a few times and is great, very sweet and attentive. Prices a little more pricey but worth every penny. Can't wait to go back
(5)
Douglas R.
Great ambiance, reasonable prices, nice bar selection, but absolutely incredible food!!
(5)
Greg D.
We dropped in to All Day Cafe for a Sunday lunch, and the 30-minute wait was worth it. I would describe ADC as an upscale cafe. Between the three of us, we had the "Colorado Hot" (kind of an open-face turkey and pork sandwich), a roast beef sandwich, and a chicken sandwich. Each of the entrees were much more than its name suggests. And, our waitress was phenomenal. The prices are a little too high for ADC to become a regular dining spot given our household budget, but we'll most certainly be going back.
(4)
Janellinha M.
Disappointed not only in the food, but service and prices as well. My boyfriend and I decided to try this place on a Friday evening around 8pm. It was not busy by any means, but a few tables were filled. We split the oyster po-boy and crab cake sandwiches. Both were served with one side of regular waffle fries and sweet potato waffle fries. Although just sandwiches, neither dishes were delivered for almost 30 minutes and during this time our waitress failed to check on us for water refills etc. Once our sandwiches came we did finally get one refill offer....and last refill offer even though we sat eating with half empty to empty glasses. Food: we were disappointed at the size of the crab cake compared to the bread used for the sandwich....meaning it was almost completely bread. The crab cake had flavour but by no means was the best I've ever had. The oyster po-boy had only a few fried, tasteless pieces of oyster with a few breaded shells added in there. Not a great bite for the teeth. Also, we had added lots of side sauce to influence any flavor we thought was missing. So, mostly bread, lettuce, and dressing. I'd also like to add that neither fries had much flavour. I typically enjoy the flavor of fries and prefer no ketchup-ranch, but we had to request ranch in order to eat our fries. Needless to say, we left thirsty and wanting something with flavor....and preferably not to ever repeat these overpriced sandwiches, fries and water. We had been optimistic knowing the line of restaurants this one was developed from, but we will choose to offer our business elsewhere.
(2)
Julie M.
I've been there twice! Amazing food and service both times! Can't wait to go back!!!
Very nice dining experience food was excellent and even with a full house the noise level was minimal. They serve very gourmet selection with real maple syrup.
Been here a couple times. First couple times were great! This last time my husband and son went for brunch, there were tons of open tables, but yet we were told it would be a 30 min wait. Ok..not that big of a deal, then two other parties of people walked in and were seated immediately! We felt like they didn't want our business. We went somewhere else, and now we don't take this establishment into consideration when we want brunch.
(3)
Diane C.
We really enjoyed our meal! The walleye plate was superb as well as was the farmer's brunch plate. The food came on heated plates which helped the food stay hot throughout dinner. Very attentive service. Great choice!
(5)
Cris F.
First the good news: nice decor and great service. However, the food was tasteless and overpriced. With a tip dropped $30 for lunch and only drank water. The Asian chicken salad was mostly tasteless romaine lettuce. If I had paid $5 at a fast food restaurant I would have been okay with it. The oyster po-boy sandwich had tasty fried oysters but the bun was a flavorless, doughy mess, even though toasted. The lettuce on the sandwich was sour and the Sriracha sauce flavor undetectable. French fries had a weird seasoned salt on them that did nothing for me...and they weren't very crisp.
(2)
S S.
All Day Cafe is one of my favorite places to go for lunch, especially when meeting friends or meeting for business. The atmosphere is relaxed and it's a great place to sit and talk without trying to compete with obnoxious music or din from other diners (I know this is making me sound like an old crotchety person). My personal menu favorite is the grilled cheese & tomato (cream cheese, tomato, fresh basil, cheddar, provolone, grilled bread) or the caprese benny (poached egg, cheddar biscuit, herb roasted tomato, burrata cheese, balsamic reduction, hollandaise, fresh basil). My husband loves the one crock lasagna and breakfast burrito. Their sweet potato waffle fries are also terrific. I visit Denver quite often and have noticed a few similarities between ADC's menu and the menu of Snooze, which is a local Denver favorite. I wish that ADC would go all out and be as adventurous as Snooze (wild flavors of pancakes, etc) but I understand that they have to play it safe with the market that they're catering. ADC is mostly a breakfast or lunch spot for us and the service has always been great, and I've noticed regular employees manning the floor. We have visited a few times for dinner and I haven't been as impressed- the menu rotates depending on the time of day, and it seems like the service in the evening is a little more spotty. We also tried the Mother's Day brunch buffet last year and it was adequate but wasn't great. Hence, my four stars.
(4)
Jess B.
I liked the ambiance but was left a little cold by my salad. I had the Quinoa Salad and added the chicken. The salad had decent flavor but it didn't rock my world. The worst part was the chicken, which tasted burnt to me. And this is just a pet peeve of mine-- if I order coffee with cream, I need to get a spoon, without asking. Don't like stirring my coffee with a fork or knife!
(3)
William S.
The place gave me the impression of an up scale cafe. I was in my "normal" vacation t-shirt as well as shorts and felt under dressed. The service was good with the immediate response from the waitress but then again there were not many people dining at 6:30pm on a Monday. The food and drinks came in a timely manner and the food was excellent. So why the three stars? I would have given the place a 3.5 but Yelp doesn't allow for that. I rounded down because of the overall dining experience. I couldn't put my finger on it but it was something. We ate on the outside dining patio and it was outstanding, the music, the water feature and the glass fence certainly made for a wonderful meal with our family. I had the breakfast cheddar omelet and my wife had the French toast. Both were above average and I'm picky about my favorite meal. Our kids had the salad and Mac & cheese both good. Overall, I would give it a second chance and you will be satisfied I'm sure.
(3)
Laura B.
5 stars for breakfast, 4 stars for other food--Best Breakfast food in town! Great outdoor seating for such a busy location in town too.
(5)
J A.
Great service and a tasty meal. Stopped here to meet friends in our way to Mayo Clinic. I had the crab cake BLT, and it was delightful. The sweet potato waffle fries are a MUST!
(5)
Ashley G.
Would I go back for another round of mediocrity? Nah. I'm good. The service wasn't great, inattentive. Our server looked half asleep to start. My garden omelette was more like an egg bake than an omelette, it was very very bland. I Ate a third of it and threw the rest out. It really did a number on my stomach. I couldn't eat much if my fruits, each one of the grapes in my fruit bowl had finger prints on them. Literal fingerprints. That being said- they were picked with bare hands, and not washed before being served to you... did the person handling my grapes that day go to the bathroom and not wash his or her hands? Possibility. But I'm not chancing a staph infection or something more disgusting on a few grapes. Y.U.K. My friends burger was ok, not awesome. The potatoes had no real seasoning. Not a place I'd go to regularly to spend $30 a pop.
(3)
Jason S.
Stopped in looking for a cup of coffee and stayed for a cheddar biscuit and gravy and fruit. Atmosphere is great, food is amazing, service is attentive and thoughtful. I asked for a chai latte for my daughter, but half size and half strength. They responded happily and even made sure it was slightly cooled for her. I wish I was hungrier, there was plenty on the menu I'd have liked to try.
(5)
Daron M.
Way to go Sioux Falls. Finally a nice breakfast cafe to relax at. Since living on both east and west coasts over the last 14 years I come back to visit infrequently and was always shocked and disappointed there wasn't at least one upscale cafe to go to for breakfast...they even have a patio for the nice months. Decor is fabulous and it feels cozy. I had the sirloin and eggs. I always judge a breakfast cafe by how well they can cook an egg, my over medium was perfect. Steak was a small petite thick cut. The jam for toast was homemade Rhubarb Strawberry, excellent. The service was friendly and efficient. They had almond milk for my coffee, which even in this health conscious era is still tough to find at a Cafe. All they need is some all natural Stevia for sweetener vs the crappy sugar substitutes if I had any recommendations I could add.
(4)
Jenilee S.
Great food! The beef tandoori flatbread was phenomenal! Service was okay but noting special. I would definitely visit again. Love the atmosphere!
(4)
Aaron P.
I've been to this gem twice. Great food, cool funky interior. Service has been great. I had the chicken with quinoa, awesome!
(5)
Chris H.
Great addition to the neighborhood and high quality food. Only complaint is that it seemed like an innovative place that may offer some cool vegetarian options (or any at all) but there were none. Salad or a grilled cheese. Everyone else enjoyed their food though.
(3)
Jackie H.
I thought the food would be amazing since it's linked to Minervas. The burger was phenomenal but I upgraded my side to mac n cheese and it was literally not edible. Very sad I paid extra to get it. I think they use blue cheese on it and I'm sure some people like it but I did not care for it at all.
(3)
Jay B.
Grt place. Was here 2 days for business and came twice. Fresh clean and really good food and efficient service w a smile. Thanks you for warming my belly on a very cold day
(4)
Holly K.
Went for Sunday lunch. Was told it would be a 40 min wait and we got sat in 20. Our server explained the menu very well and answered all our questions. I had the Country Club sandwich with the daily veggies and it was yummy. I will def be a returning customer.
(5)
Christina S.
What a cute place! Casual upscale cafe with a great menu. Dinner options include various entrees from pasta to walleye, pork chops to fish n chips. Plenty of breakfast and brunch options as well as sandwiches and apps. Our party had the crab cake sandwich, crusted chicken sandwich (huge!) and fish and chips. Not a morsel left on our plates! Can't wait until I'm in the area again so I can come in to try more items. They also serve espresso, full bar and beers. Brunch-tinis and punch bowl drinks look tempting! Great daily drink specials, too....bloody Sunday, Mimosa Monday, Sangria Wednesday, etc. Overall a really great concept restaurant that I would recommend.
(4)
Adam L.
Try the Farmhouse Burger. Very messy but very good. This is my second time coming here and I've loved it both times.
(4)
Sarah M.
I'm obsessed with ADC!!! I love the crusted chicken sandwich. Misty has waited on my table a few times and is great, very sweet and attentive. Prices a little more pricey but worth every penny. Can't wait to go back
(5)
Douglas R.
Great ambiance, reasonable prices, nice bar selection, but absolutely incredible food!!
(5)
Greg D.
We dropped in to All Day Cafe for a Sunday lunch, and the 30-minute wait was worth it. I would describe ADC as an upscale cafe. Between the three of us, we had the "Colorado Hot" (kind of an open-face turkey and pork sandwich), a roast beef sandwich, and a chicken sandwich. Each of the entrees were much more than its name suggests. And, our waitress was phenomenal. The prices are a little too high for ADC to become a regular dining spot given our household budget, but we'll most certainly be going back.
(4)
Janellinha M.
Disappointed not only in the food, but service and prices as well. My boyfriend and I decided to try this place on a Friday evening around 8pm. It was not busy by any means, but a few tables were filled. We split the oyster po-boy and crab cake sandwiches. Both were served with one side of regular waffle fries and sweet potato waffle fries. Although just sandwiches, neither dishes were delivered for almost 30 minutes and during this time our waitress failed to check on us for water refills etc. Once our sandwiches came we did finally get one refill offer....and last refill offer even though we sat eating with half empty to empty glasses. Food: we were disappointed at the size of the crab cake compared to the bread used for the sandwich....meaning it was almost completely bread. The crab cake had flavour but by no means was the best I've ever had. The oyster po-boy had only a few fried, tasteless pieces of oyster with a few breaded shells added in there. Not a great bite for the teeth. Also, we had added lots of side sauce to influence any flavor we thought was missing. So, mostly bread, lettuce, and dressing. I'd also like to add that neither fries had much flavour. I typically enjoy the flavor of fries and prefer no ketchup-ranch, but we had to request ranch in order to eat our fries. Needless to say, we left thirsty and wanting something with flavor....and preferably not to ever repeat these overpriced sandwiches, fries and water. We had been optimistic knowing the line of restaurants this one was developed from, but we will choose to offer our business elsewhere.
(2)
Julie M.
I've been there twice! Amazing food and service both times! Can't wait to go back!!!
Very nice dining experience food was excellent and even with a full house the noise level was minimal. They serve very gourmet selection with real maple syrup.
Takes Reservations : Yes Delivery : No Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Good For : Brunch Bike Parking : No Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : Yes Attire : Casual Noise Level : Average Alcohol : Full Bar Outdoor Seating : Yes Wi-Fi : Free Has TV : Yes Waiter Service : Yes Caters : No
J A.
Great service and a tasty meal. Stopped here to meet friends in our way to Mayo Clinic. I had the crab cake BLT, and it was delightful. The sweet potato waffle fries are a MUST!
(5)Diane C.
We really enjoyed our meal! The walleye plate was superb as well as was the farmer's brunch plate. The food came on heated plates which helped the food stay hot throughout dinner. Very attentive service. Great choice!
(5)Cris F.
First the good news: nice decor and great service. However, the food was tasteless and overpriced. With a tip dropped $30 for lunch and only drank water. The Asian chicken salad was mostly tasteless romaine lettuce. If I had paid $5 at a fast food restaurant I would have been okay with it. The oyster po-boy sandwich had tasty fried oysters but the bun was a flavorless, doughy mess, even though toasted. The lettuce on the sandwich was sour and the Sriracha sauce flavor undetectable. French fries had a weird seasoned salt on them that did nothing for me...and they weren't very crisp.
(2)S S.
All Day Cafe is one of my favorite places to go for lunch, especially when meeting friends or meeting for business. The atmosphere is relaxed and it's a great place to sit and talk without trying to compete with obnoxious music or din from other diners (I know this is making me sound like an old crotchety person). My personal menu favorite is the grilled cheese & tomato (cream cheese, tomato, fresh basil, cheddar, provolone, grilled bread) or the caprese benny (poached egg, cheddar biscuit, herb roasted tomato, burrata cheese, balsamic reduction, hollandaise, fresh basil). My husband loves the one crock lasagna and breakfast burrito. Their sweet potato waffle fries are also terrific. I visit Denver quite often and have noticed a few similarities between ADC's menu and the menu of Snooze, which is a local Denver favorite. I wish that ADC would go all out and be as adventurous as Snooze (wild flavors of pancakes, etc) but I understand that they have to play it safe with the market that they're catering. ADC is mostly a breakfast or lunch spot for us and the service has always been great, and I've noticed regular employees manning the floor. We have visited a few times for dinner and I haven't been as impressed- the menu rotates depending on the time of day, and it seems like the service in the evening is a little more spotty. We also tried the Mother's Day brunch buffet last year and it was adequate but wasn't great. Hence, my four stars.
(4)Jess B.
I liked the ambiance but was left a little cold by my salad. I had the Quinoa Salad and added the chicken. The salad had decent flavor but it didn't rock my world. The worst part was the chicken, which tasted burnt to me. And this is just a pet peeve of mine-- if I order coffee with cream, I need to get a spoon, without asking. Don't like stirring my coffee with a fork or knife!
(3)Jason S.
Stopped in looking for a cup of coffee and stayed for a cheddar biscuit and gravy and fruit. Atmosphere is great, food is amazing, service is attentive and thoughtful. I asked for a chai latte for my daughter, but half size and half strength. They responded happily and even made sure it was slightly cooled for her. I wish I was hungrier, there was plenty on the menu I'd have liked to try.
(5)William S.
The place gave me the impression of an up scale cafe. I was in my "normal" vacation t-shirt as well as shorts and felt under dressed. The service was good with the immediate response from the waitress but then again there were not many people dining at 6:30pm on a Monday. The food and drinks came in a timely manner and the food was excellent. So why the three stars? I would have given the place a 3.5 but Yelp doesn't allow for that. I rounded down because of the overall dining experience. I couldn't put my finger on it but it was something. We ate on the outside dining patio and it was outstanding, the music, the water feature and the glass fence certainly made for a wonderful meal with our family. I had the breakfast cheddar omelet and my wife had the French toast. Both were above average and I'm picky about my favorite meal. Our kids had the salad and Mac & cheese both good. Overall, I would give it a second chance and you will be satisfied I'm sure.
(3)Laura B.
5 stars for breakfast, 4 stars for other food--Best Breakfast food in town! Great outdoor seating for such a busy location in town too.
(5)Ashley G.
Would I go back for another round of mediocrity? Nah. I'm good. The service wasn't great, inattentive. Our server looked half asleep to start. My garden omelette was more like an egg bake than an omelette, it was very very bland. I Ate a third of it and threw the rest out. It really did a number on my stomach. I couldn't eat much if my fruits, each one of the grapes in my fruit bowl had finger prints on them. Literal fingerprints. That being said- they were picked with bare hands, and not washed before being served to you... did the person handling my grapes that day go to the bathroom and not wash his or her hands? Possibility. But I'm not chancing a staph infection or something more disgusting on a few grapes. Y.U.K. My friends burger was ok, not awesome. The potatoes had no real seasoning. Not a place I'd go to regularly to spend $30 a pop.
(3)Daron M.
Way to go Sioux Falls. Finally a nice breakfast cafe to relax at. Since living on both east and west coasts over the last 14 years I come back to visit infrequently and was always shocked and disappointed there wasn't at least one upscale cafe to go to for breakfast...they even have a patio for the nice months. Decor is fabulous and it feels cozy. I had the sirloin and eggs. I always judge a breakfast cafe by how well they can cook an egg, my over medium was perfect. Steak was a small petite thick cut. The jam for toast was homemade Rhubarb Strawberry, excellent. The service was friendly and efficient. They had almond milk for my coffee, which even in this health conscious era is still tough to find at a Cafe. All they need is some all natural Stevia for sweetener vs the crappy sugar substitutes if I had any recommendations I could add.
(4)Jenilee S.
Great food! The beef tandoori flatbread was phenomenal! Service was okay but noting special. I would definitely visit again. Love the atmosphere!
(4)Aaron P.
I've been to this gem twice. Great food, cool funky interior. Service has been great. I had the chicken with quinoa, awesome!
(5)Chris H.
Great addition to the neighborhood and high quality food. Only complaint is that it seemed like an innovative place that may offer some cool vegetarian options (or any at all) but there were none. Salad or a grilled cheese. Everyone else enjoyed their food though.
(3)Chris P.
One star is a great benefit to this establishment. We went for an early dinner on Saturday night and took twice the estimated time to seat. Once seated, our waitress was very inattentive. Our food was palatable, but definitely not worth the price they're asking. Once dessert came to be ordered, we ordered the red velvet creme brûlée. It was very creme, not so much brûlée. Also, the spoon that came with dessert had a label stuck to the bottom. All in all, this place tries far too hard, and fails miserably. All in all: the meal experience was worth $20, not $40. Save yourself the trouble and head to Original Pancake House, Cracker Barrel or Bracco.
(1)Samantha S.
Been here a couple times. First couple times were great! This last time my husband and son went for brunch, there were tons of open tables, but yet we were told it would be a 30 min wait. Ok..not that big of a deal, then two other parties of people walked in and were seated immediately! We felt like they didn't want our business. We went somewhere else, and now we don't take this establishment into consideration when we want brunch.
(3)Jackie H.
I thought the food would be amazing since it's linked to Minervas. The burger was phenomenal but I upgraded my side to mac n cheese and it was literally not edible. Very sad I paid extra to get it. I think they use blue cheese on it and I'm sure some people like it but I did not care for it at all.
(3)Jay B.
Grt place. Was here 2 days for business and came twice. Fresh clean and really good food and efficient service w a smile. Thanks you for warming my belly on a very cold day
(4)Holly K.
Went for Sunday lunch. Was told it would be a 40 min wait and we got sat in 20. Our server explained the menu very well and answered all our questions. I had the Country Club sandwich with the daily veggies and it was yummy. I will def be a returning customer.
(5)Christina S.
What a cute place! Casual upscale cafe with a great menu. Dinner options include various entrees from pasta to walleye, pork chops to fish n chips. Plenty of breakfast and brunch options as well as sandwiches and apps. Our party had the crab cake sandwich, crusted chicken sandwich (huge!) and fish and chips. Not a morsel left on our plates! Can't wait until I'm in the area again so I can come in to try more items. They also serve espresso, full bar and beers. Brunch-tinis and punch bowl drinks look tempting! Great daily drink specials, too....bloody Sunday, Mimosa Monday, Sangria Wednesday, etc. Overall a really great concept restaurant that I would recommend.
(4)Adam L.
Try the Farmhouse Burger. Very messy but very good. This is my second time coming here and I've loved it both times.
(4)Sarah M.
I'm obsessed with ADC!!! I love the crusted chicken sandwich. Misty has waited on my table a few times and is great, very sweet and attentive. Prices a little more pricey but worth every penny. Can't wait to go back
(5)Douglas R.
Great ambiance, reasonable prices, nice bar selection, but absolutely incredible food!!
(5)Greg D.
We dropped in to All Day Cafe for a Sunday lunch, and the 30-minute wait was worth it. I would describe ADC as an upscale cafe. Between the three of us, we had the "Colorado Hot" (kind of an open-face turkey and pork sandwich), a roast beef sandwich, and a chicken sandwich. Each of the entrees were much more than its name suggests. And, our waitress was phenomenal. The prices are a little too high for ADC to become a regular dining spot given our household budget, but we'll most certainly be going back.
(4)Janellinha M.
Disappointed not only in the food, but service and prices as well. My boyfriend and I decided to try this place on a Friday evening around 8pm. It was not busy by any means, but a few tables were filled. We split the oyster po-boy and crab cake sandwiches. Both were served with one side of regular waffle fries and sweet potato waffle fries. Although just sandwiches, neither dishes were delivered for almost 30 minutes and during this time our waitress failed to check on us for water refills etc. Once our sandwiches came we did finally get one refill offer....and last refill offer even though we sat eating with half empty to empty glasses. Food: we were disappointed at the size of the crab cake compared to the bread used for the sandwich....meaning it was almost completely bread. The crab cake had flavour but by no means was the best I've ever had. The oyster po-boy had only a few fried, tasteless pieces of oyster with a few breaded shells added in there. Not a great bite for the teeth. Also, we had added lots of side sauce to influence any flavor we thought was missing. So, mostly bread, lettuce, and dressing. I'd also like to add that neither fries had much flavour. I typically enjoy the flavor of fries and prefer no ketchup-ranch, but we had to request ranch in order to eat our fries. Needless to say, we left thirsty and wanting something with flavor....and preferably not to ever repeat these overpriced sandwiches, fries and water. We had been optimistic knowing the line of restaurants this one was developed from, but we will choose to offer our business elsewhere.
(2)Julie M.
I've been there twice! Amazing food and service both times! Can't wait to go back!!!
(5)Daren S.
Great upscale café. Nothing like it in Sioux Falls. Great food and great drinks all around. This is "foodie" food. Will stop again to further explore the menu. Had the crusted chicken and wife had red fish. Both were perfectly cooked and spiced.
(5)Cynthia B.
Very nice dining experience food was excellent and even with a full house the noise level was minimal. They serve very gourmet selection with real maple syrup.
(5)Chris P.
One star is a great benefit to this establishment. We went for an early dinner on Saturday night and took twice the estimated time to seat. Once seated, our waitress was very inattentive. Our food was palatable, but definitely not worth the price they're asking. Once dessert came to be ordered, we ordered the red velvet creme brûlée. It was very creme, not so much brûlée. Also, the spoon that came with dessert had a label stuck to the bottom. All in all, this place tries far too hard, and fails miserably. All in all: the meal experience was worth $20, not $40. Save yourself the trouble and head to Original Pancake House, Cracker Barrel or Bracco.
(1)Samantha S.
Been here a couple times. First couple times were great! This last time my husband and son went for brunch, there were tons of open tables, but yet we were told it would be a 30 min wait. Ok..not that big of a deal, then two other parties of people walked in and were seated immediately! We felt like they didn't want our business. We went somewhere else, and now we don't take this establishment into consideration when we want brunch.
(3)Diane C.
We really enjoyed our meal! The walleye plate was superb as well as was the farmer's brunch plate. The food came on heated plates which helped the food stay hot throughout dinner. Very attentive service. Great choice!
(5)Cris F.
First the good news: nice decor and great service. However, the food was tasteless and overpriced. With a tip dropped $30 for lunch and only drank water. The Asian chicken salad was mostly tasteless romaine lettuce. If I had paid $5 at a fast food restaurant I would have been okay with it. The oyster po-boy sandwich had tasty fried oysters but the bun was a flavorless, doughy mess, even though toasted. The lettuce on the sandwich was sour and the Sriracha sauce flavor undetectable. French fries had a weird seasoned salt on them that did nothing for me...and they weren't very crisp.
(2)S S.
All Day Cafe is one of my favorite places to go for lunch, especially when meeting friends or meeting for business. The atmosphere is relaxed and it's a great place to sit and talk without trying to compete with obnoxious music or din from other diners (I know this is making me sound like an old crotchety person). My personal menu favorite is the grilled cheese & tomato (cream cheese, tomato, fresh basil, cheddar, provolone, grilled bread) or the caprese benny (poached egg, cheddar biscuit, herb roasted tomato, burrata cheese, balsamic reduction, hollandaise, fresh basil). My husband loves the one crock lasagna and breakfast burrito. Their sweet potato waffle fries are also terrific. I visit Denver quite often and have noticed a few similarities between ADC's menu and the menu of Snooze, which is a local Denver favorite. I wish that ADC would go all out and be as adventurous as Snooze (wild flavors of pancakes, etc) but I understand that they have to play it safe with the market that they're catering. ADC is mostly a breakfast or lunch spot for us and the service has always been great, and I've noticed regular employees manning the floor. We have visited a few times for dinner and I haven't been as impressed- the menu rotates depending on the time of day, and it seems like the service in the evening is a little more spotty. We also tried the Mother's Day brunch buffet last year and it was adequate but wasn't great. Hence, my four stars.
(4)Jess B.
I liked the ambiance but was left a little cold by my salad. I had the Quinoa Salad and added the chicken. The salad had decent flavor but it didn't rock my world. The worst part was the chicken, which tasted burnt to me. And this is just a pet peeve of mine-- if I order coffee with cream, I need to get a spoon, without asking. Don't like stirring my coffee with a fork or knife!
(3)William S.
The place gave me the impression of an up scale cafe. I was in my "normal" vacation t-shirt as well as shorts and felt under dressed. The service was good with the immediate response from the waitress but then again there were not many people dining at 6:30pm on a Monday. The food and drinks came in a timely manner and the food was excellent. So why the three stars? I would have given the place a 3.5 but Yelp doesn't allow for that. I rounded down because of the overall dining experience. I couldn't put my finger on it but it was something. We ate on the outside dining patio and it was outstanding, the music, the water feature and the glass fence certainly made for a wonderful meal with our family. I had the breakfast cheddar omelet and my wife had the French toast. Both were above average and I'm picky about my favorite meal. Our kids had the salad and Mac & cheese both good. Overall, I would give it a second chance and you will be satisfied I'm sure.
(3)Laura B.
5 stars for breakfast, 4 stars for other food--Best Breakfast food in town! Great outdoor seating for such a busy location in town too.
(5)J A.
Great service and a tasty meal. Stopped here to meet friends in our way to Mayo Clinic. I had the crab cake BLT, and it was delightful. The sweet potato waffle fries are a MUST!
(5)Ashley G.
Would I go back for another round of mediocrity? Nah. I'm good. The service wasn't great, inattentive. Our server looked half asleep to start. My garden omelette was more like an egg bake than an omelette, it was very very bland. I Ate a third of it and threw the rest out. It really did a number on my stomach. I couldn't eat much if my fruits, each one of the grapes in my fruit bowl had finger prints on them. Literal fingerprints. That being said- they were picked with bare hands, and not washed before being served to you... did the person handling my grapes that day go to the bathroom and not wash his or her hands? Possibility. But I'm not chancing a staph infection or something more disgusting on a few grapes. Y.U.K. My friends burger was ok, not awesome. The potatoes had no real seasoning. Not a place I'd go to regularly to spend $30 a pop.
(3)Jason S.
Stopped in looking for a cup of coffee and stayed for a cheddar biscuit and gravy and fruit. Atmosphere is great, food is amazing, service is attentive and thoughtful. I asked for a chai latte for my daughter, but half size and half strength. They responded happily and even made sure it was slightly cooled for her. I wish I was hungrier, there was plenty on the menu I'd have liked to try.
(5)Daron M.
Way to go Sioux Falls. Finally a nice breakfast cafe to relax at. Since living on both east and west coasts over the last 14 years I come back to visit infrequently and was always shocked and disappointed there wasn't at least one upscale cafe to go to for breakfast...they even have a patio for the nice months. Decor is fabulous and it feels cozy. I had the sirloin and eggs. I always judge a breakfast cafe by how well they can cook an egg, my over medium was perfect. Steak was a small petite thick cut. The jam for toast was homemade Rhubarb Strawberry, excellent. The service was friendly and efficient. They had almond milk for my coffee, which even in this health conscious era is still tough to find at a Cafe. All they need is some all natural Stevia for sweetener vs the crappy sugar substitutes if I had any recommendations I could add.
(4)Jenilee S.
Great food! The beef tandoori flatbread was phenomenal! Service was okay but noting special. I would definitely visit again. Love the atmosphere!
(4)Aaron P.
I've been to this gem twice. Great food, cool funky interior. Service has been great. I had the chicken with quinoa, awesome!
(5)Chris H.
Great addition to the neighborhood and high quality food. Only complaint is that it seemed like an innovative place that may offer some cool vegetarian options (or any at all) but there were none. Salad or a grilled cheese. Everyone else enjoyed their food though.
(3)Jackie H.
I thought the food would be amazing since it's linked to Minervas. The burger was phenomenal but I upgraded my side to mac n cheese and it was literally not edible. Very sad I paid extra to get it. I think they use blue cheese on it and I'm sure some people like it but I did not care for it at all.
(3)Jay B.
Grt place. Was here 2 days for business and came twice. Fresh clean and really good food and efficient service w a smile. Thanks you for warming my belly on a very cold day
(4)Holly K.
Went for Sunday lunch. Was told it would be a 40 min wait and we got sat in 20. Our server explained the menu very well and answered all our questions. I had the Country Club sandwich with the daily veggies and it was yummy. I will def be a returning customer.
(5)Christina S.
What a cute place! Casual upscale cafe with a great menu. Dinner options include various entrees from pasta to walleye, pork chops to fish n chips. Plenty of breakfast and brunch options as well as sandwiches and apps. Our party had the crab cake sandwich, crusted chicken sandwich (huge!) and fish and chips. Not a morsel left on our plates! Can't wait until I'm in the area again so I can come in to try more items. They also serve espresso, full bar and beers. Brunch-tinis and punch bowl drinks look tempting! Great daily drink specials, too....bloody Sunday, Mimosa Monday, Sangria Wednesday, etc. Overall a really great concept restaurant that I would recommend.
(4)Adam L.
Try the Farmhouse Burger. Very messy but very good. This is my second time coming here and I've loved it both times.
(4)Sarah M.
I'm obsessed with ADC!!! I love the crusted chicken sandwich. Misty has waited on my table a few times and is great, very sweet and attentive. Prices a little more pricey but worth every penny. Can't wait to go back
(5)Douglas R.
Great ambiance, reasonable prices, nice bar selection, but absolutely incredible food!!
(5)Greg D.
We dropped in to All Day Cafe for a Sunday lunch, and the 30-minute wait was worth it. I would describe ADC as an upscale cafe. Between the three of us, we had the "Colorado Hot" (kind of an open-face turkey and pork sandwich), a roast beef sandwich, and a chicken sandwich. Each of the entrees were much more than its name suggests. And, our waitress was phenomenal. The prices are a little too high for ADC to become a regular dining spot given our household budget, but we'll most certainly be going back.
(4)Janellinha M.
Disappointed not only in the food, but service and prices as well. My boyfriend and I decided to try this place on a Friday evening around 8pm. It was not busy by any means, but a few tables were filled. We split the oyster po-boy and crab cake sandwiches. Both were served with one side of regular waffle fries and sweet potato waffle fries. Although just sandwiches, neither dishes were delivered for almost 30 minutes and during this time our waitress failed to check on us for water refills etc. Once our sandwiches came we did finally get one refill offer....and last refill offer even though we sat eating with half empty to empty glasses. Food: we were disappointed at the size of the crab cake compared to the bread used for the sandwich....meaning it was almost completely bread. The crab cake had flavour but by no means was the best I've ever had. The oyster po-boy had only a few fried, tasteless pieces of oyster with a few breaded shells added in there. Not a great bite for the teeth. Also, we had added lots of side sauce to influence any flavor we thought was missing. So, mostly bread, lettuce, and dressing. I'd also like to add that neither fries had much flavour. I typically enjoy the flavor of fries and prefer no ketchup-ranch, but we had to request ranch in order to eat our fries. Needless to say, we left thirsty and wanting something with flavor....and preferably not to ever repeat these overpriced sandwiches, fries and water. We had been optimistic knowing the line of restaurants this one was developed from, but we will choose to offer our business elsewhere.
(2)Julie M.
I've been there twice! Amazing food and service both times! Can't wait to go back!!!
(5)Daren S.
Great upscale café. Nothing like it in Sioux Falls. Great food and great drinks all around. This is "foodie" food. Will stop again to further explore the menu. Had the crusted chicken and wife had red fish. Both were perfectly cooked and spiced.
(5)Cynthia B.
Very nice dining experience food was excellent and even with a full house the noise level was minimal. They serve very gourmet selection with real maple syrup.
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