half day cafe

twice now we've come tohalfday to have breakfast, only to find out they are closed for one reason or another (and it's not on a sunday.) so disappointing... a heads up on the website would be appreciated so we didn't drive 30m out of our way, only to go somewhere else.

probably wont be back, not worth risking the frustration again.


-----30 jan, 2010-----

fantastic!.halfday cafe is great! the service was wonderful, the atmosphere is cozy and laid back. the food came out quick and hot, and most importantly the food was fantastic!!

i had the egg strata, which was really delicious. my only complaint that is was so hot, it look me almost 10 minutes to start to dig into it for the fear of really burning my tongue. but i would rather it be really hot, versus cold- so i'm not really complaining too much.

my husband had the bacon, eggs, hash browns and pancakes- he loved every bite of it!

i'm definitely looking forward to going back tohalfday cafe, it was a refreshing change of pace versus the usual breakfast hot spots.

headed tohalfday for breakfast on my day off. i wanted something quiet and chill. this place was perfect. very relaxed. i have driven past here tons of time, but finally made time to eat in. the coffee was great, and they kept my cup full. i ordered the skillet scramble with rosemary potatoes. i meant to order bacon on the side, but forgot!

going out for breakfast on a saturday morning is one of those experiences that we absolutely love.  the best is sleeping in, waking up without an alarm, and just deciding to throw on some clothes and head out! we don’t do it often, but when we do, we’re always looking for a new place.  for us, great breakfast includes protein and pancakes.  a good breakfast place must do both very well.  half day cafe in wyoming does just that.

delicious. my niece and i ate here today. a bite out on our girls day out is pecial for us. my son told me abouthalfday some time ago and i am so glad it came to mind today. my niece, very picky eater, loved her scramble and finished her food which she never does. i had the sweet potato pie pancake dish, delicious! for me it was not any more expensive than any of the great breakfast places around cincinnati. we have already planned our next visit.

wyoming local. this restaurant is simply amazing! dale (the owner) almost always greets us at the door and genuinely has an interest in everyone he sees. he is the real deal! remember the television show cheers? well, thehalfday cafe is that "local hangout" where everyone knows your name and has food is top notch. thank you dale, patty and staff for always going to extra mile. we love your restaurant and the food is superior to any other local breakfast place. love you! please stop by and experience a luscious butter rum pancake sometime. it is delectable.

nice breakfast...but a bit pricey. we had breakfast athalfday cafe last thursday. the restaurant is nicely decorated and very comfortable; the menu is eclectic and trendy but one might expect that in wyoming, ohio. i really enjoyed my scrambled eggs, turkey sausage and whole grain toast with selection of jams. admittedly, breakfast was almost twenty dollars for two which is a bit pricey but the biggest problem is that the place was noisy! the waitress was sweet and friendly but simply couldn't hear us well! not sure what they can do about that...and despite the place beinghalffull, the parking lot was overflowing. that being said, i still would recommendhalfday cafe, especially if you are entertaining out of town guests.

false pretense..non foodie.halfday cafe is a way overpriced attempt at being the local go to and friendly "green" breakfast spot where everybody knows your name. nothing on their plates is from any local farm , however, it is indeed from a sysco food truck. you will be greeted and served and expected to vacate in under 45 minutes. no one on the premises is "chef". all of their menu items were acquired from previous employees and or google. if you are ready to spend 50.00 for breakfast ,and ready to consume restaurant depot products...this is your spot. fyi..if you dont agree with the transcripts on the wall , you will be asked to leave .

umbrella stroller not welcome by owner.... as a returning customer to thehalfday cafe...i was looking forward to a tasty ladies lunch with my infant (3 1/2 month old) and 3 other women. the infant (who can not sit-up) was going to sit in the compact lightweight umbrella stroller during our lunch...that was until the owner came to rudely inform me that the stroller could not stay in the aisles....mind you this is a family friendly community with only 2 restaurants. additionally, the booth across and a row away had a highchair at the end with a baby. while the food is good, the owner is not tactful, is blatantly rude and certainly doesn't have the safety of young infants in mind when running this establishment in the walkable community of wyoming. the unaccommodating owner doesn't deserve anymore of my time, my business, nor yours...there are too many restaurants in town that have a good brunch while also accommodating to young babies.

half-day, full stomach!!!. food - great. service - great. owner - great. my favourite is the egg strada. for those of you who don't know the joys of the strada, it's an egg casserole with various ingredients: most usually cheese, sausage and bit of bread and seasoning. wyoming (and all other adjacent villes) are better off for thehalfday cafe. hurrah!

i heard that thehalfday cafe will be open on sundays starting march 21rst. it will be great to have a place so close by to get a sunday breakfast.


-----16 apr, 2009-----

thehalfday cafe is a local gem. it is family owned and the extremely friendly staff makes you feel welcome. they have great breakfast and lunch menus with a few interesting twists and a full coffee bar menu. it has a real neighborhood feel with a bright and cheery atmosphere. you really should check this place out instead of going to a chain.

a community treasure.halfday cafe is more than a restaurant, it is a place for meeting and conversation that also happens to offer good food at reasonable prices. for those of us who live in wyoming, it is a community treasure.

check it out!.halfday cafe is an awesome way to start your day. for breakfast in cincinnati, you can't beat the cheerful atmosphere, super friendly service, and delicious food. they have a great assortment of pancakes and french toast, as well as eggs made any way you want them.