Stacy’s Kitchen
116 Main St E, Wabasha, MN, 55981
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Address :
116 Main St E
Wabasha, MN, 55981 - Phone (651) 565-4408
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Opening Hours
- Mon :7:00 am - 2:00pm
Specialities
- Takes Reservations : Yes
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good For : Breakfast
Parking : Street
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : No
Attire : Casual
Ambience : Casual
Noise Level : Average
Outdoor Seating : No
Wi-Fi : No
Has TV : No
Waiter Service : Yes
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Kelvin O.
She had the Baja Bacon Skillet, eggs scrambled. She said the Yukon gold potatoes were a smart choice. I had Spicy Italian Sausage Skillet Omelette. Side of hash browns, crisp. I love it when the cook knows what I mean by that, and pulls it off. But check out the English Muffin Toast. It's not the Master stuff (which is fine with me), but rather is lovely round stuff. Nice step up. We were surprised to learn it wasn't from a local bakery. Looks and tastes like it would. It's from Sysco... I'm impressed. Anyway, Stacy is paying attention to the right details. I would have bet most stuff was "local farms" sourced. Some may be. Prep and presentation were perfect for small town café. Loved breakfast.
(5)Larrry L.
Stopped in for breakfast. Had the meat lovers skillet. It was a very generous portion of scrambled eggs with all one's favorite meats mixed in. Very delicious, only.issue was the Italian sausage was a little overpowering. Waitress was very courteous and professional. If you are in the area i highly recommend.
(4)Tom S.
I found the waitresses at Stacy's Kitchen to be rude. We stood by the entrance for several minutes without one word of greeting offered by the waitresses. We finally turned and walked out. On the sidewalk one of the guests of Stacy's Kitchen came out and offered an explanation. Apparently Stacy thinks her, or his, food is so good they don't have to be hospitable. Well for us a little nice goes a long way, we will not be back. Went down to Slippery's had had a great meal with nice people.
(3)Annissa U.
I stopped at Stacey's Kitchen over the weekend and inquired about a gluten free menu. The first server asked for a reminder as to what gluten free was and after I explained, a different server suddenly was assigned to the table. Having Celiac Disease, I am aware of what I cannot eat (Wheat, Rye, Barley), but I need to question for cross contamination in the kitchen. The second server was nice, but was unable to answer my question so she went to ask Stacey, the owner. Stacey came to the table to explain that cross contamination was not an issue in her kitchen, which was great; however, the conversation regarding CC put Stacey on the defense and I felt it was an awkward conversation. All I wanted to know was if I needed to be concerned with cross contamination. The food arrived (Greek omelette (omelette only) and it was delicious, but the ordering process put a sour taste in my mouth and was frustrating.
(4)Tom G.
This place knows how to cook a great breakfast. Fresh, good quality ingredients, fluffy pancakes, eggs that aren't overcooked, great coffee. It's not the cheapest place in town but like my dad used to say "good things not cheap, cheap things not good".
(5)Ben P.
An unexpectedly great discovery. Very unassuming, but the food is surprisingly gourmet and delicious for a tiny Minnesota town and what looks outwardly like a diner. We walked by after the Eagle Center, overdue for lunch. The dining area is quite small, but our group of seven got lucky.
(4)Candice M.
We really enjoyed our experience here. They serve breakfast until close. We came here around 12 PM and ordered the eggs benedict and a BLT omelet. Both were absolutely delicious and I loved the skillet plates they came out in. The sourdough bread was toasted to perfection. Service was excellent and we felt very welcome here.
(5)Joseph F.
Picked based on Yelp reviews. My companion and I both had salads for lunch. Fresh and tasty! Fast and friendly service. Modest costs. Convenient to the Eagle Center. Would definitely stop again when in the area.
(5)Lisa L.
We were looking for a place to stop for lunch and saw Stacks Kitchen. So we stopped and very glad we did. Food was great and you get a lot of it. I had the turkey club and my boyfriend had the farmers omelet and blueberry pancake. Both meals were wonderful. The staff was also very attentive.
(5)Katie S.
Good breakfast! Little place but big flavor! Mushroom and swiss omelet was yummy. Sausage patty was huge. Good service! !
(4)Ben F.
Picked this place based off a Yelp search, the good reviews, and reasonable prices. To put it mildly, they did not disappoint. I ordered a skillet and customized it a bit, it came out just as ordered, and the eggs were the best I've had in a long long time. Good flavor, nice and fluffy, just right! The english muffin toast was really great, chewy with just the right amount of crunch. Sadly I probably won't be back in Minnesota anytime soon, because I'd be coming back here for certain! (Plus its a short walk from the National Eagle Center, which is a neat visit too!) Thanks!!
(5)Jeanne C.
Great veggie omelet with homemade whole wheat toast. Ver busy on Sunday morning but excellent service.
(5)E C.
This place was so cute and the food was wonderful. We visited before going to the Eagle Center right across the street,which was super convenient! We had the pecan roll and cinnamon roll, followed by the soup of the day which was all great! Made from scratch! My sandwich,the club melt, was great. Overall,great place to visit when in town!
(4)Grandpa T.
Great omeletes, orang juice & service
(5)sum l.
Me and the family drive up to wabasha for our family day, we came by this cozy restaurant, This place knows how to cook great breakfast, fluffy blueberries pancake Egg Benedict with homemade hollandaise sauce with muffin toast... YUMMY! And also steak breakfast skillet. Services was good and attentive. We will be back for more.
(5)David Z.
Excellent luncheon spot with fresh choices prepared well. Popular with locals and shared by locals with tourists. We would eat there often if we lived there. Rapid service, interesting ingredients, reasonable prices.
(4)Nate J.
It was diner food. Better than Perkins. Inexpensive, small space, okay service. Not handicapped accessible.
(3)S B.
Great pancakes! Better food than you would get in a big city at a chain restaurant. 4 of us had a large breakfast here for a very reasonable price and the service was great.
(5)barbara g.
Fresh blueberries in the insanely fluffy pancakes, a good assortment of tea, and the bacon was some of the thickest I've ever had in a restaurant. Server was genuinely nice, too.
(5)Jennifer J.
Great little place. Yummy food, good prices, cute decor, and very clean. Highly recommend!!!
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