June's Breakfast + Patio - Shiloh, Illinois

Alexa D.

Our first time here was for Valentine's Day, and we took our kids. It was super confusing as first time visitors, as there isn't signage on where to go to order. The ordering counter looks only like somewhere you would order your coffees. I ordered the two egg meal, which was 8$ for an egg and piece of toast cut in half. Looking at the menu I thought the bacon and potatoes came included in that price, but wasn't informed those were extra. The pricing on everything felt like robbery. The parking lot was small, and we had issues backing out to leave since someone parked horizontal behind us. It was an extremely limited menu, and not really vegetarian/vegan friendly. No choices for kids other than bakery items, which were given to us cold. The service interactions were just not there. This place has been on our "to visit" list for 2 years since moving here and we were extremely disappointed. We won't be returning. The lattes looked beautiful, but weren't very good.

Wendy K.

A little confusing walking in the first time. At the end of building there is a coffee counter, but no signage directing people. Any first timers, order at the counter and wait for drinks, if food is ordered, you will be given a number for your table.

There is a regular menu which they have laminated copies of on a shelf on the wall. They have their drink menu up on a marquee, and then a wall board with today's specials. I probably would have gotten a special if I had seen it before ordering.

Very popular place. A lot of foot traffic.

Cristy M.

Overall, this is a great brunch spot in the town of Shiloh! We were passing through and are glad we made it to this very cute small-town vibes place. Food was delicious and the ambiance is cute.

WAIT TIME: There was a short line that moved fairly fast. Then waited maybe 15 minutes for our food. Pretty speedy

FOOD: We got iced vanilla lattes and the breakfast sandwiches. The homemade vanilla syrup is excellent and I love the mason jars they come in! The sandwich was also incredible, the brioche bun from Knead is always a win. The crispy potatoes and slightly dressed side salad were both good additions.

SERVICE: Counter ordering with the iPad paying method. Easy to order and they bring the food to you.

AMBIANCE: It’s a very nice layout! They have picnic tables outside for patio seating, and inside they have several rooms (including an upstairs) with seating options. Lots of windows so the natural lighting is excellent. A great spot no matter where you end up choosing to sit!

PRICE: The total (including tax and tip) for two people came out to $44, which is not bad for brunch. This includes two lattes ($6ish each), two breakfast sandwiches ($10ish each) and two sides ($4ish each).

Kerby L.

This was our initial visit to the establishment, and as such, we were not greeted or informed of the process for seating and ordering. After inquiring with a staff member, we ascertained that the procedure involves placing an order at the counter, receiving a numbered ticket, and then proceeding to a table. Condiments, utensils, and napkins are self-serve. Food orders are delivered to the table based on the assigned number. While the food was of good quality, the portions were small, and the prices were a little high. The atmosphere was tranquil and serene. We may consider returning in the future.

Pablo

I came in at about 9-9:30 am today. I paid an extra $1.50 for extra mayo realized it wasn’t in my bag when I got to the car and went back inside. No problem simple mistake. I asked for my mayo and a girl with braids went and brought me back the smallest silver dish of mayo not even a fry could be dipped it and “smiled” at me. It wasn’t even halfway full. I looked at it with a confused face because it was basically $2 and said I am actually to go. She went back and got me a clear sauce cup and that wasn’t even halfway full either. We are talking about those tiny clear sauce cups. I was afraid she was going to come back with just a dollop so I asked if she could fill the container up more and she just looked at me and turned around and when she came back the tiny little cup still wasn’t full. Just a little sauce cup for $1.50 and the worker with her hair in braids wouldn’t even fill it up all the way. Pricing isn’t the issue. She also immediately went and started talking to her coworker after I took the mayo as if I was worth complaining about. I did not feel welcomed. I don’t understand why she wouldn’t fill it I haven’t experienced “mean girl” things like this since high school. I’m also not a sauce person so I’m not just complaining, I just like the mayo. I was very polite and considering my family worked on this place during its remodel the owners were nice and it was so nice I figured the workers would be more cheerful and giving since they also partner with other family local places like knead and such. It was just odd. It’s okay everyone has bad days but to project it onto a random individual at your place of work isn’t fair! I just wanted what I paid for. I’m writing this from a private account in hopes of better service if I decide to come back.

Molly S.

The food was excellent and the lucky latte was delicious. The dirty chai latte was very disappointing. Extremely heavy ginger flavor that overpowered everything else. The prices are a bit higher than the should be for the amounts given, but I love that it’s a local place serving fresh, local options. Definitely will be back!

A C.

Absolutely AMAZING!!! If you have not been to this place, I HIGHLY recommend. I hardly ever write reviews, but my spouse and I were in town for some unfortunate events and needed to get breakfast. Let me tell you, I haven't had a delicious, home made breakfast like this from a restaurant in a loooong time. We had teddy Graham lattes, breakfast sandwich (with bacon), biscuits and gravy and eggs. Absolutely AMAZING!!!! I would come back to this town just to eat here again. Highly highly recommend!!!

B. T.

Fantastic little gem tucked away amongst the quant plains of Shiloh. This revitalized farm house has exceptional fresh recipes and perfectly roasted coffee. Their interesting home grown ingredients such as lavender, makes the dreamiest of lavender latte's that I've ever experienced.
Their homegrown tomatoes are fresh and vibrant, a perfect marriage with their locally made bread.
It's great for brunch with friends or a quiet breather amongst the shade in their outdoor seating. Don't forget to smile at their friendly staff!