Carli-Co Cafe

I went before the covid hit us,I came back but wow changes are very different and visible,I ordered a breakfast with 12 oz sirloin steak I order it well done and also order a potatoes with cheese and onios.
My steak was raw,my potatoes taste awful like very old oil🤮
The whole place smells like old oil,I got French toast as a gift because the messy food they gave me but those toasts taste oil as well ,I so so so despapoint it,I will rate this place 1 of a 10,i hope they change kitchen manager.

The food is good home cooked ish food. The waitresses are really sweet and nice. HOWEVER I can not stand how the owners treat his female employees. It’s as if they can’t do anything right and any other place they would be great workers. Everyone has seen it. I was eating there 3 weeks ago and he literally called 3 girls to the back to correct them and that’s not counting the times he did it out front. A feminist would give him hell.

We came on a Friday morning and waited almost two hours for an omelet that lacked seasoning, missing skillet potatoes, and burnt coffee. My fiancee enjoyed her pancakes and sausage well enough, but she says the lady's restrooms looked like they've never been cleaned. Definitely don't recommend if you're in a rush.

Took 45 minutes for hot roast beef poboy
sandwich and fries. Food was cold but, service was great ,Kelly was very attentive, 5 🌟 goes to wait staff roast beef was good after asking her to put the sandwich back microwave 50 seconds.

Always great food & great service. Owners are a couple, they are asses to their staff. Watched it in person. Right or wrong, handle that business in the back when your team isn't in the middle of serving a table. One Saturday they were eating at the counter and just giving several employees hell. Ordered their food, called our waiter over to do so. My family and I had to wait for them to give their lectures and get their food. 15-20 min to get a biscuit because of that. I wouldn't work for you!

Just had the most amazing experience here. My boyfriend and I were passing through looking for breakfast and what we got was delicious food, a welcoming and helpful environment, and the owner Luke was the real gem of this place, so hospitable and took the time to get to know us and make us feel right at home. Southern hospitality at its finest. Make sure to order the grits (SO gooood).

Food was cold. Music was loud. Asked waitress to have music volume lowered, she was receptive, but when she asked the manager to turn it down, I heard him say something derogatory, and she promptly responded to him, "I'm not going to tell those people THAT." It's been 5 months and I haven't been back.

I usually order from them through door dash but this morning I actually had to call the store. I made an order and after I just was trying to give them a compliment. The guy taking my order was very rude, and yelled at me to tell me he did That he didn’t have time for this ( me giving them a compliment) and if I was going to make the order or not because he was busy and short handed. All I was trying to do was give them a compliment of the awesome job they were doing and the great food. After he yelled at me I just ended up canceling my order because I feel like that was very unprofessional. I will NOT be ordering from them again.

It was my 1st time to visit the restaurant. Very friendly server. Food was good, the only reason I didn't give it 5stars was because the cook stated that he added something special In my pancakes. I was suspicious of it...

Stopped off while passing through for some breakfast. The grits were the best I've had and the biscuits are fluffy and delicious. The owner Luke is an incredibly friendly and generous guy. We told him it was our first time and we were just passing through, so he brought us complimentary bread pudding, made from his mother's recipe. It was amazing! Southern hospitality at its finest. I highly suggest you stop off here