Kristina's Family restaurant — Restaurant in Ripon

Very clean dining area is the first thing I notice when walking in. The second thing I notice is the immediate distaste of life coming from some of the employees. Although however much distaste they have, I am still greeted with a "Hello, welcome! Please have a seat anywhere you'd like." and so I did. The service was very quick in serving me and was polite enough to offer time since I haven't come up with an order I wanted just yet. I ended up ordering something it seemed the menu wanted me to have, with its specifically bolder font and picture, a gyro and feta cheese omelette. It came up with a side of hashbrowns and a pancake and let me tell you, that omelette was a pretty bad disappointment. The omelette was dry and ridiculously salty for what it was, a salty cheese and salty meat omelette. However, the pancake was glorious and I know what I'll get next time I'm there, and the hashbrowns were just hashbrowns, delicious (obvious hashbrown bias). Despite the cruddy entree, the sides were pretty good and the service was quick. I'd recommend them. So ignore the bitterness the employees have as you'll soon realize...

We went for breakfast, I have to say today's meal is great, was bright in color, fresh, and flavorful. The only problem we ran into was the price on the tab didn't reflect the menu price even with the .75 increase per egg. I got an egg sandwich with bacon. Menu said 8.99ish I was charged 12.84 hashrowns menu said 3.99 ish and was charged 5.18 for 1 cup of hasbrowns. Don't get me wrong, the cafe was inviting in every way but the mis matched menu ticket prices. 33.00 for 1 egg sandwich hashbrowns and skillet coffee and pepsi, yikes! We don't pay that much at Mr. MS Peas for two, and I usually get a diced ham/2 egg platter there. If you don't mind the price the food was great. To be fair, that menue pic is 2 years old, which is why my typed prices are more per todays menu we ordered from. I didn't realize the prices on the menu were not going to be the prices on the tab, or I would have snapped a shot of today's menu for reference. Oh, my refill came back as a diet, not a regular Pepsi.. but I get it. I'm a bigger woman and probably should...

Breakfast: Imitation creamer in the heart of America’s dairy land. Tasteless Sysco “jam” made of juice from concentrate and high fructose corn syrup. Bacon sliced so thin one has to marvel at the technology behind it. Toast that tastes like an empty cereal box might, and smeared with something that looks like butter. All of this fine fare is served in booths separated from each other with plastic sheets rising to the ceiling giving the whole place a cheerful field hospital unit like ambience. As a bonus and feature of their unique booth construction method, you will be jolted around by the patron behind you each time he or she moves or shifts. All of this can be had for the equivalent price of 3 to 4 egg mc muffins making it a...