The Kitchen - Manitou Springs

I had a craving for pancakes while I was out this morning, and I discovered they offer cast iron chocolate chip pancakes. Yes, please! I also ordered some bacon, scrambled eggs, and a cup of coffee. If you're seeking a fancy dining experience, this isn't the spot for you. However, if you want old-fashioned, homemade comfort food in a relaxed atmosphere, I highly recommend it. If you're someone who cares about the presentation of food, check out their website for plenty of photos! The chili looks delicious too! Seriously, take a look at my breakfast—doesn't it look amazing? As for parking, it's street parking, and the restaurant is wheelchair accessible with just a step up at the front entrance.

This restaurant is fantastic! It's convenient, and the staff is kind and friendly. The food is amazing—I highly recommend trying the hamburger or the omelette.

The owner was incredibly kind and prepared fresh tea and gravy for my husband's biscuits and gravy order. The buttermilk berry pie was the special dessert of the day, and it was fantastic!

Our family visited for breakfast and it was amazing. We arrived just after opening and the owner gave us a heads up that it would be about at 25min wait (he was the only one working the kitchen). I’m so glad we stuck around. Food was amazing, service was amazing, atmosphere was amazing!

What a wonderful Little place. I don’t recommend on a super hot day because it seems they don’t have air conditioning. It’s a very old building so it’s understandable but the decor is simple and it feels like you are just in someone’s house. Lol We ordered the quiche and the traditional breakfast. The eggs were cooked perfectly, the quiches was a bit small but perfect for a light lunch (which was what we were going for), the sausage Patties are hand formed and very savory. The iced sweet tea was perfectly balanced. The owner was our server and he was so very kind and accommodating. Checked on us often and was insistent on everything being perfect. We sat by the window so we could see Manitou life as we ate. Such a nice little visit.