Lennon Cafe

Small town café with friendly waitresses and great food at a good price! I got the Club hot sandwich and had to get a to go box because it was huge! Will be coming back!

The pizza is awesome. The sandwiches are great. Always ask about daily specials. We get takeout for work often. Prepared with.

Inexpensive but good food, take out pizza is the best in the area and probably in the top 5 of any ive ever had. Breakfast, lunch, or dinner, is good. A dinner for 2 may set you back $ 20 so dont expect anything fancy. They have great desserts and an ice cream counter

I really like this small town diner. nothing extraordinary about the meals but they are served hot for a fair price and taste good. the pies are homemade and very tasty. service has always been quick and friendly. great value for the money in my opinion and our family will continue to patronize this establishment as long as they keep up the good work.

this place has the best broasted chicken the best homemade soups and pies you could ever dream of! awesome pizza and the best prices
has the most friendly waitress and everytime i come here which is pretty often it is always jam packed full of smiling faces, you cant go wrong eating here,

Food is okay nothing special, they don’t seem to change their Ice cream out very often so it gets freezer burnt. However they do make a decent pizza and their Fried dough balls are a great snack!

I drove by this place a few times and decided to give it a try. The breakfast was very good, it was nice and hot. I really like the décor of this place, it was like being in the 1960s. I liked the old signs and memorabilia they displayed around the restaurant.

Great small town diner with everything from full entrée’s to home made pies. Everything I have ever had here has been outstanding. It is always great to see the business support the community. Just recently they had a pie eating contest at the Baker Insurance car show.
I recommend this place to anyone that wants that extra something that you can’t find in the large chains these days.

This place has terrible food. I read the review, and my son in law liked it so we tried it for breakfast. I had biscuits and gravy, with scrambled eggs. It was passable but then its hard to make a bad breakfast. So we pressed on and returned for dinner, twice. The first time I had the fish and chips The fish was breaded but not completely cooked, I sent it back, when it returned it had a funny taste like the grease it has been fried in was used to cook something unspeakable. I let it lie. My wife had the hamburger steak with mashed, She too complained of «OFF» flavors. After this we would normally not return but we were with my daughter and she convinced us to try in one more time, So, this time I would try the special item on the menu, the broasted chicken, cooked in a pressure cooker. Had to be good right? Nope, it was bad, the skin was so hard it could barely be cut with a sharp knife, inside it was just tough white leather. I did try the mashed potatoes that came with the dinner and was just as disappointed, Watery tasteless instant! Yuck. I don’t know how this place go so bad so quickly, It has traffic, just not sure why. This was the not the worst place I have been lately (that would be another local just opened joint, JTS).

We were trying to avoid the construction on I-​75 and decided to cut west and take back roads to I-​69 on our way home yesterday, and what a great idea that was, because not only did we avoid some horrible traffic congestion, we found a wonderful café in Lennon to have a late lunch.
First off, this is a little charmer of a building. It’s older, full of character, and they’ve added more to it with the décor — lots of retro, sassy signs, but unique, too, not just the generic «assorted crap on the walls» décor scheme that many chain restaurants have adopted.
The staff is SUPER friendly, and even though we were clearly out-​of-​towners, we were made to feel very welcome.
The menu has so many options from which to choose — I settled on the Bavarian Ham and Cheese sandwich — it is grilled on their homemade bread, and I am not kidding when I tell you it is hands-​down the most delicious grilled ham and cheese sammich I’ve ever eaten. You can just taste the quality of the ham and cheese, and the bread is thick but tender, with the grilled bits being just crispy and wonderful.
My husband went for the American Steak Sandwich: sliced ribeye on another type of homemade bread that was like a very thick pita and helped to hold in the meat juices. Their fries are cut with the skin still on and cooked to perfection.
We indulged ourselves in desserts, because I could not resist the lure of homemade pie. Most of the varieties were sold out due to a large group that had ate in their banquet room before us, but one of the two choices I had made was available: banana cream. WOW. Again, this pie was the best piece of banana cream pie I can say I’ve ever had. Such a unique crust — thin, but that elusive perfect mix of tender and flaky. Real banana slices! Wonderful creamy texture mixed with the quality whipped cream on top just made for a divine dessert experience. My husband had Amaretto Cherry ice cream and really enjoyed that, too. He’s usually strictly a chocolate, or chocolate and cherry ice cream kind of guy, so this was something new for him and he really enjoyed it.
Their prices are beyond reasonable. Our bill totaled $ 23.xx dollars with soft drinks (free refills), two sandwiches, one deluxe with fries, a large piece of pie, and a generous double scoop of ice cream. We left a huge tip because of the great service, too.
We will make it a point to visit the Lennon Café again, even if we are not in the area for other business. This is one of the best restaurant experiences we’ve had in a LONG time.