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Morning Star Cafe

Morning Star Cafe

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4.8 Google Review
711 Washington Ave, Grand Haven, Michigan, 49417, United States
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Apr 15, 2018
Even though the restaurant was extremely busy, we were seated within the first 10 minutes. Service was excellent, all of the employees were extremely friendly, and the gentleman whose seated us even recognized me from high school! Food was decently priced, and tasted amazing. Will definitely be coming here again.

Feb 24, 2018
Amazing food! Great service! The portions are huge, nice to look at, and taste even better. This place is so poplar, it's got a wait. We had to wait 30 minutes for a table for four on a Saturday around 11 (so not bad!). Will always recommend and hope to come back soon! My favorite dish is their cinnamon roll, it's huge, sweet, and made fresh!

May 13, 2018
Busy restaurant with wonderfully tasting food. Gluten free bread, fast service. Go early or you may wait for your seats as this place is popular.

Mar 13, 2018
Oh man.... This place is fantastic. IMO the best place for breakfast in G.H. Stay away on Sunday afternoons if you don't want to wait a long time for a table. But it is well worth the wait if you go. Staff is great and the food is reasonably priced.

Mar 5, 2018
They have way to many tables. You feel as if there is no privacy.I didn't like the fact that they have jugs of water sitting out on the tables already. I watched my server take a jug and put it at a new table. With the flu going around what if the last table coughed and it got in the water. Just because it's not used doesn't mean it's not contaminated. The food was nothing special. My work place has better cinnamon swirl french toast which is what I got. I did love the bacon. My daughter went to pay the bill and asked the hostess what 15% would be . The hostess said, " I know what 20% would be. " She acted as if she gave my daughter the amount for 15% but it was actually 18%. I personally think 20% is a bit too much for this restaurant and I don't appreciate the hostess having an attitude with my daughter because she wanted to leave 15%. Plus the hostess has no idea how the service went from the server. Which there was a couple of minor issues.

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Opening Hours

Mon:6:30 am - 2:30 pm Today
Tue:6:30 am - 2:30 pm
Wed:6:30 am - 2:30 pm
Thu:6:30 am - 2:30 pm
Fri:6:30 am - 2:30 pm
Sat:6:30 am - 2:30 pm