Sandy’s Barton Cafe
1735 Barton Ave, West Bend, WI, 53090
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Address :
1735 Barton Ave
West Bend, WI, 53090 - Phone (262) 338-3574
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Opening Hours
- Mon :4:30 am - 1:00pm
Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Noise Level : Average
Outdoor Seating : No
Waiter Service : Yes
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J S.
We loved our lunch! Hamburgers, chili, hot and cold sandwiches along with breakfast are on the menu- plus pie and coffee. Nice waitress and cook, slightly quirky customers to make it fun! Hours are 4:30 am- 1 pm. Will be back!
(5)Greg B.
The service was great. The waitress was very friendly and helpful with suggestions. They even stayed open a little late for me because I got there not too long before they closed for the day. That said, it's not good when the toast is the best part of a meal. I know my expectations should have been tempered given the lower pricing of the food on the menu, but I was hoping for better than canned corned beef hash in my omelet. The cream of broccoli soup didn't have a ton of flavor either.
(3)Brittany P.
Fantastic. Super small town feel, friendly and down to earth staffing. It's the kind of place to get a good home cooked meal. The omelets are very big and so delicious, fresh baked bread, and the bacon isn't microwave! Real food in a restaurant is hard to find these day, but not this place! So good and so worth a stop!
(5)Julie L.
You know that local place that everyone likes to go to? Where the food is delicious and everyone is super friendly? Yea, well, this place is sort of like that. I would imagine that if you're a local and a regular at this restaurant than you probably don't think twice about the service because you're treated well and not looked at as an outsider. One Sunday after church my husband and I decided to give this place a try. To begin with, parking is somewhat of a nightmare. The place is super small, which is fine, gives it some charm I guess but it's super dated. There were several seats open which was a bit surprising considering that most places we have gone to after church are super packed. Our waitress was less than thrilled to be serving us. Made us feel like we were bothering her. The food was fine, but nothing to write home about. Prices were a little high for what was on your plate. We won't be back. There are many other options in the West Bend/Barton area to choose from that have better food and welcome guests whether it's your first or 100th time there.
(2)Julie D.
For as long as I have been alive, my father has eaten breakfast at this restaurant 6 days out of the week, except when he has been out of town. I have accompanied him a few times, but have not been there for a few years. Since I was back in town over Christmas, I let him talk me into going with him this morning. This restaurant is EXACTLY the same as I remember it from my childhood days. It is a very small restaurant, with only a few tables and a counter. There are always familiar faces. For anybody who may be looking for a new place to try for breakfast or lunch, let me warn you, this is NOT gourmet food. This is like a small diner with your typical country/small town type of cooking. The menu does not offer the huge array of foods that most larger restaurants offer, but that is to be expected from such a small restaurant. Throughout the years, I have never had bad food. This morning I ordered a cheeseburger omelet with hashbrowns, which came with toast. The omelet was your standard omelet. The hashbrowns probably could have been cooked a little more, but were still good. The portions were good also. I could not eat all of my food. I probably only ate half of it. I'm sure that I'll be back sometime in the future, after enough pestering from my father.
(3)Jenny s.
It's doubtful there's gourmet food anywhere in West Bend, so that's not even to be expected. Aaanyway, Sandy's is great. Exactly as the previous reviewer said, your typical cute smalltown diner. So any out-of-towners hankerin' for the smalltown diner feel: this is it, the best in town. Sometimes there's a radio playing from in the kitchen area (it's sort of open so you can see them preparing food: sometimes the owner herself is preparing it). Old guys reading the paper in overalls on their way to work. Everyone knows eachother and you assume they do exactly this every day. My dad goes here all the time too. It's friendly, the food is fine, the waitresses are really nice. A little slice of Twin Peaks right in the good ol WB. I live in Milwaukee and wish there were someplace just like this near me.
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