Cafe Noka — Restaurant in Mullett Township

One of the cutest little places you’ll ever visit cranking out delicious breakfast dishes!

We had breakfast two days in a row, and everything was great. Eggs prepared exactly as ordered, quality bacon and sausage, huge and fluffy blueberry pancakes, cinnamon rolls that are worth the trip all by themselves, and lots of great coffee.

We enjoyed having (Delta) Dawn as our server both days. She was fun, attentive and made recommendations that were outstanding. The place was much busier this morning, and happy and smiling Brady was a huge help in getting drinks and condiments.

Eat inside or on the patio (weather permitting, of course). Both were great.

The new owners have made some nice improvements over the past year, and they were smart enough to “not mess with” the best of the old place (namely the cinnamon rolls and blueberry pancakes)…

Thanks everyone!!! We’ll be back!!! Thanks again, Delta Dawn! Keep smiling and...

Went there on a busy July Sunday morning around 10:30 A.M. About a 30 minute wait, no real complaints about that. Got their “world famous pancakes”, have you ever had pancakes at McDonalds, they were exactly like that except they were dinner plate size. The pancake syrup was tasteless HFCS type syrup probably from GFS. The sausage patties were very thin and not much of a real sausage taste, also probably GFS frozen sausage. I expected a really good cup of coffee since this place was basically a breakfast restaurant, no. Tasted like the new coffee grounds were added to the old grounds but not in sufficient amount for a good morning coffee. All in all McDonalds would have been a slightly better tasting meal. Not...

This used to be our favorite place but not any more! There are new owners there and I think they’re missing the boat! I recently had the worst omelette I’ve ever had. I paid extra for raisin toast and was served 1 piece-as were all at my table. I had to request my 2nd piece-that I paid extra for! We had to look in the kitchen to find the server to get more coffee. We had a clear view into the kitchen, watched the cook (no gloves) pick up his phone, grab raw bacon and put it on the grill, pick up his phone again, go back to the food, handle money in the register, and go back to cooking-all without washing or sanitizing his hands. This used to be a comfy, cozy, great place to eat but we’re done till...