Crossroads 46 Diner — Restaurant in Spencer

I'm planning a car meet-up, which will start in Spencer. I wanted to check out a location for breakfast, had seen the location on "Maps" and read the reviews. No place can be THAT good, right? WRONG!!! C46D is a typically nice, small town diner. I got a menu and found a seat( somewhat crowded, but a few empty tables/seats). My polite, energetic waitress came up, and I ordered my meal. Not watching a clock, but it took less than 8min til my meal was in front of me. My taste buds were going crazy...gee whiz it smelled, and looked terrific. I hope I didn't look as if I hadn't eaten for a week, because I definitely dove into the food. It was cooked perfectly and the taste was out-of-this-world! I mean, there was actually butter on my toast, the hash browns nice and crispy and the sausage was not over spicy. I wish I lived 50min closer...I would definitely have breakfast often at Crossroads 46 Diner. Thank you for a terrific breakfast...

Yummmm! I was driving from Southern Indiana to West Michigan, it was morning and I was looking for breakfast. Saw the diner sign, and there was a fairly full parking lot for a weekday morning. I can't remember the name of the omelet I ordered, but it had potatoes and sausage gravy inside and more gravy on top. And I got sausage links on the side. The gravy.... that beautiful, wonderful gravy... almost outshined the perfectly cooked crispy homestyle potatoes. But they found a way to work together to make an omelet that near perfect. Heading back down there next month, I will definitely be sure to stop back in. After that, I will have to make up excuses at work to go to Southern Indiana... but I will...

This is an amazing sleeper!. The restaurant ambience is extremely casual, modest and homey. The servers are very attentive and friendly. The biggest surprise is the food - it is your typical small town offering but the quality of cooking is perfect! My lunch companions had breakfasts. Their portions were generous, and everything cooked to order. I had the Reuben and fries. The corned beef looked as if it was seared on the grill and then placed on nicely toasted rye bread. The sour kraut was very good , and the melted Swiss cheese & thousand island dressing completed the sandwich - it was the best I had in a long time! The fries were well prepared in obviously fresh oil. Prices are...