woodchuck's cafe

woodchuck's cafe is generally a great place to go for lunch or breakfast. it is fine for dinner if all you want is a sandwich or burger, but i tend to prefer something a bit more substantial and "dinner-like" for dinner.

service is usually pretty good and the food is usually great. the only reason i'm not giving them 5 stars is that consistency can be a big of a problem. for instance, if you order ham on a regular basis, you never know what you will get - thick sliced, shaved, bits and pieces - who knows? and if you're into presentation at all, forget it. grits dripping down the side of the bowl and homefrieshanging  over the side of the plate are the norm. does it affect the taste? not at all, but just be advised - neatness in presentation is not their thing.

one thing they do get an "a" for is the their bathroom - at least the men's. it is always clean and well maintained. i mention this because small, locally owned restaurants often have less than acceptable bathrooms.

while i have my nits to pick, i still recommend woodchuck's as one of the best restaurants of its kind in tally.

the quintessential hole-in-the-wall. woodchuck's cafe is the quintessential hole-in-the-wall. nothing fancy will be found here. what will be found is great food. once a week we travel to woodchuck's to get a great breakfast. once in a while we show up for lunch as well. whether you come for breakfast or lunch, you won't be disappointed. my favorite breakfast is the biscuits and gravy - two big fluffy biscuits with a generous portion of gravy along with two eggs and a side of meat. yummy stuff. i'm still working my way through all the burgers and haven't found a bad one yet, but the best is the stuffed woodchuck with blue cheese. you'll need a couple napkins, but don't worry, they've got you covered with big thick napkins, not the little tissue-thin single-ply rectangles you get at most other places.if you like potato salad, you'll love woodchuck's potato salad and they aren't skimpy with the portion. thefriesare good also, but i generally order the potato salad.

service is always top notch and is another reason why we love woodchuck's. great food and great service. what more could you ask for?

amazing food.. i've been searching for a snack place with amazing food for a fair price in tallahassee and i've found it. hands down best burger andfriesin town.

yum! why didn't i know about this place earlier?! it's easy to pass unless you happen to need gas at that exact moment (because it's connected to a gas station), buuuut the food and service is amazing. i had the cheddar stuffed woodchuck burger with fried okra instead offriessince fried okra is the best thing in the world. my mom had the breakfast special, chicken on a biscuit with honey butter and home fries. everything was homemade and fresh and delicious. i totally recommend this place and i will be back!

great breakfast! the homefrieswere awesome! i recommend it

breakfast. i can't speak to the burgers, as that's what most are raving about here.

the omelet i received was just okay. it's nothing fantastic that i would come back for again. have i had better omelets in my life for about the same price? yes. the only noteworthy standout about my meal was the homefrieswhich are sliced very thin and crisp with a smoky garlic flavor. other than the home fries, everything else was just okay.

i would describe the food here, based off breakfast alone, as the "jenny's lunchbox" of west tallahassee. so if you like jenny's lunchbox, you'll probably like this place too. it wasn't for me though.

breakfast. this has become my new favorite breakfast place. the first time we went, my boyfriend had the sunday special, which is the honey butter chicken biscuit (the chicken is huge), and homefries(this are a little different, but still good). i had the french toast, 2 eggs, and 2 pieces of sausage. everything was amazing!! we had all that, 2 drinks, and a tip was $17.

try it!. delicious. the season their burgers with more than just salt and pepper and it tastes great. very sweet sweet tea. theirfriesare thick cut and wonderful.

yummy. stopped in last rainy friday night- i had stuffed cheddar woodchuck burger, wifey had hamburger steak with gravy and mashed potatoes with (sub for green beans) fried okra. burger came out hot with fresh slices of ripe tomato, fresh green leaf (i think) lettuce, and two sandwich slices of dill pickle. hamburger was hot, with just the right amount of char for flavor.friescooked to perfection, and were hot and not greasy. wifey's gravy was perfect complement to the potatoes. friendly, clean joint. total bill with us splitting a drink less than $18. this place is going to get crowded fast.