Stopped here for a coffee when we were in Clayton several times. I roast my own coffee so I'm pretty tough on places that do their own coffee. But their coffee here was pretty good. It's usually the strength that they don't get. Strong coffee is what I consider to be bold and you get all the flavors that you're looking for. These folks gave me a good cup of coffee. The service was good and I'd return here again. Thank you

Service is amazing. Food is fantastic. Ambience is very adorable. One of the best diners. I think I've eaten at in a very long time.

Great experience here! Our server was friendly and responsive, the ambiance is cute, and the food was really good. Great little breakfast spot. Everyone enjoyed their food - from omelets and eggs to pancakes. The prices too - they are very reasonable! Highly recommend, but do expect a little wait time if you are coming by for breakfast/brunch on the weekend.

Everybody in my family loved the food the vibes of the restaurant were great The staff was friendly

We had lunch there right after driving 4 hours to Clayton, and decided this place was just what what we wanted. Upon arriving, we discovered that Clayton MUST be the last place in the US to have coin meter parking. Luckily the Koffee Kove was obliging in breaking a single to provide quarters for the meter (note: 25 cents only, gets you 1/2 hour...). We sat down and....those booth seatbacks are hard! Bring a cushion if you have one! Luckily, the service and the food make up for the hard seats. We both had reuben sandwiches, and for only $12, these had to be the least expensive reubens I've seen in years! And they were great!! The place is small, but this must be about the nicest diner I've been to in years.

Great place for all kinds of meals all times of the day. Excellent service with friendly staff in a relaxed ambiance. Situated right on the main street, with plenty seating and parking along the street. Not busy on June 26th but probably will be in July and August! I would recommend! Very reasonable prices too!

An old school diner if I ever saw one. Servers are hustling around with big smiles and lots of coffee refills. Tables, chairs, and booths are plain wood. Decor is minimal, other than a very large map of the 1000 Island region on one wall. Portions are large and food is very comfortable, salty, and not too fancy - exactly what you've had 1000 times at other diners (which is just fine). My wife got an Eggs Benedict with tomato and spinach. She enjoyed it and couldn't finish the whole thing. I got the Musky Meal, which included a couple scrambled eggs, a couple strips of bacon, a chicken sausage patty (for an up-charge, which wasn't on the menu), and a piece of french toast. Plenty of food. We split a side of homemade wheat bread. The homemade bread was actually quite fluffy and yummy. In contrast, the french toast was just a store-bought piece of bread soaked in egg batter.

We were visiting the area for the extended weekend and decided to have breakfast before leaving the area. We weren't staying in Clayton but saw this spot while walking around Clayton the day before. On arrival, there was a bit of a wait outside but we were seated immediately as we were a small party, The restaurant was busy but did not feel stuffy. There were cute marine details and the staff was extremely pleasant as soon as we entered. There were plenty of options on the menu including gluten free options. I gravitated toward a platter that included a little bit of everything: eggs, home fries, bacon, sausage and French toast. The food was absolutely delicious and the meal arrived on two plates. We were stuffed. Before leaving, my husband ordered a cinnamon roll to go because they're his weakness and it was gigantic. It was only $3 and the largest most delicious roll I'd ever seen. My husband said it was extremely tasty and not too sweet. I'm happy to say I'd definitely visit again if I'm in the area and highly recommend this business!