South Point Restaurant

Small town feel. Great food. Best in town in my opinion for breakfast and late night dinners. Especially because they are open ²⁴⁄₇. Diner style and tastes like good home cooked meals. This town needs more restaurants with good food and this place is #1 for me. They even cut up food table side for people with disabilities:)

Great food at reasonable prices. Not a great place if you want pristinely kept ambiance. This is a local favorite. Stopped here on our way north. Liked it so much, we stopped again on our way home. Saw some of the same locals eating there. We even took home a gallon of their Chicken Dumpling Soup. It will continue to be our lunch stop each time we head north.

Great little diner you can sit at the stool and order a slice of pie. Bacon luver alert more pieces than I could count and pancakes as big as the plate they come in.

After reading some reviews about this place I was a little afraid of being lynched, or dying of Ptomaine poisoning. Actually it was very clean, people were friendly and the food was excellent and very reasonable.
I’ll be back.

I have been there several times because friends wanted to go there. I would not eat there after the first time as the place is dirty, dirty, dirty!!! There is dirt in the corners that has probably been there since the place was built! I glanced in the kitchen and it was a MESS!!! I don’t know how people can cook in there. And GREASY spoon is a good description as everything is greasy!
Since I felt I had to order something while my friends ate, I ordered coffee and just kind of pushed it around the table as I was afraid to take a sip. The cups look unwashed.
I think the people who like this place are the ones who want a lot of food for little money. They don’t really care about the quality of the food or the taste — unless they are into grease!!! No one with tastebuds would eat here.
And go to the restroom BEFORE entering this place. Not a place were you want to use the small, dirty, uncomfortable bathroom.
Overall, YUCK. Can it get less than 1 star???

I have never had a bad meal here. I think I have tried it every meal of the day and it’s always been good. They have chicken dumpling soup. It’s amazing! They also sell it by the quart or gallon, which is amazing! It’s a bit of a greasy spoon, but they have good food at reasonable prices. I will continue to go there for as long as I live here.

My wife’s and my favorite restaurant in the world. You can’t beat their prices, people-​watching, or classic diner food. As former residents of Point, we are always on the lookout for anything similar to this place, but have yet to find anything comparable in our travels. We always recommend this place to friends and family, and no one has been disappointed. When in town, we make sure to bring anyone who’s visiting, if they’ll come.
Whether you’re looking for breakfast, lunch, dinner, coffee, dessert, or more, this place has you covered. Soup, salad, burgers, pies, pancakes, milkshakes, and more! We have not yet tried anything we didn’t really like, and we’ve been more times than we can count.
If you’re looking for a fancy, upscale, shiny, squeaky-​clean, expensive, formal, or white-​collar date, forget it. Don’t dress up, bring cash, and just enjoy some food.
I concur with a previous reviewer, they are not racist, nor are they agist, anti-​disability, or anti-​anything except for rude patrons. The staff will treat you the way you treat them, so don’t treat them like they owe you something, and they’ll give you great service.
Here’s how professional the staff are: we brought a group of ten to the restaurant, by accident (we didn’t know our friends were bringing friends), and we neglected to call ahead. When we realized how many people would be at our table, we informed the restaurant and apologized for not giving them notice. They not only accommodated us by pushing many tables together, they waited on us and got every order correct, without indicating they were annoyed or anything! With a small dining area, they really worked hard to treat us right. Props to our friends at South Point!

This is the most authentic and enjoyable diner in Stevens Point. The South Point is small, often crowded, and a bit dingy. It’s not the type of place my wife likes to visit. However, it’s one of my favorites. You can get breakfast at the South Point Diner (aka «Restaurant») anytime — and I mean anytime. It’s open ²⁴⁄₇.
Their Eggs Benedict, only available on weekend mornings, is served with hash browns. It’s affordable and fabulous. The Diner offers many breakfast options, including pancakes that I can use to lure my daughters with. I don’t know much about their lunch and dinner menus because I always order off the breakfast menu here. They always have a great selection of pie, tho.
Good value. No frills. Service is often friendly. Sometimes grumpy. South Point will fill your belly without setting you back. No credit cards or pretense here.
Don’t be afraid to sit at the counter.

I popped in for Prime Rib on the weekend and got an awesome cut of meat with baked potato for $ 16.
The atmosphere is greasy-​spoon old-​time small town diner and all part of it’s charm.
I love good Prime Rib and I love a bargain… how can I give them anything less than 5-​Stars?
I’ll be back the next time my Chinese wife and I are up that way.
We were both treated great, so ignore the race-​related comments from a previous poster.

Exceptional value for my two breakfasts. Fast, friendly service and the food was just great. Portions, cooking /​preparations all ‘as expected’. Pancakes weren’t ‘box’ and held up when cutting. Sausage and chopped steaks were big and really good. It was a full house on a Fri morning, and quite noisy with the regulars. After hours or early AM, I’d be a regular if I lived in Stevens Point!

If you’re hungry and poor, this is the place to be. It also couldn’t hurt to be drunk and come in sometime in the middle of the night. No frills, just food.
The only thing that could possibly make the milkshakes any better is if Mila Kunis herself personally dipped her left boob in each one.