“I had a black coffee, the vegan goulash and a bacon cheddar frittata. All very delicious. The staff was very helpful.I grew up in Muskegon area. In 1995 I was 20 years old and moved to Kalamazoo. I grad WMU 2001.I've lived in Tempe, Los Angeles, Charlotte and Atlanta. Not to mention GR, Saugatuck, Holland, GH and Battle Creek.So nice to see such a great cafe in Musk. I just moved back to Muskegon last November.I see there's an open mic night. Can't wait to read and experience more.Well done, TCF:)“
“Arrived 11am on a monday and the place was a bustling. The dining area is definitely on the small side but people understand this and don't diddle daddle.I only waited 2 minutes for a seat at the counter (7 stools). Wait staff is of the teamwork type. Everyone helps and is happy to be helpful.I ordered an Irish Omelette, with white toast, and a side order 1/2 biscuits and gravy. Food was ample size for price and cooked VERY well (great, exceptional)!Tasted amazing too!I requested a water and a diet coke. Cold and refreshing.Only 1 table that can hold 7 or squeeze in 8. But lots of tables that can squeeze 5. Space is the only possible gripe about this restaurant.Herbie's is everything you want in a small diner that is open until 2pm.Great food, price, service (Kathy was also exceptional), and atmosphere!!!Herbie's should be your next stop in Muskegon for breakfast/lunch!Bravo,Busta-RandallParking: Empty building next door allows overflow.Kid-friendliness: Lots of elderly to oooh and ahhh at them.Wheelchair accessibility: Tight but doable for all but the largest mobile chairs.“
“I got there and a piece of paper on the inside of the door said they closed permanently January 31st 2024.I'm sure it was good though cuz everyone said it was:) haI was so excited to go to a coffee shop in that block area of downtown Muskegon, so central.My bad I should have went there weeks ago.“
“I moved back here to my beloved hometown Muskegon in November:)I live very close to here.I come here a lot. Coffee and donut(s), repeat. I tip.There's some very good young employees working the counter.There are two or three that um how do I say... They should take Business 101.I insert my card and they instruct you to hit green twice to bypass the tip.Wt helk?The first time I said that's kind of offensivem.. how do you know I don't want to tip?Then it happened again with a different employee... and I realized when you're really young you don't really care about tips well some people some some...the very young adult ones who lack common sense and who have not taken business 101bless their hearts.l ? ?? “
“Decent food, fun atmosphere, good prices. Very generous portions. Pancakes were huge! Waffles looked delicious. Service was great, and very friendly despite being busy.Parking: Not bad for the Muskegon area. There's street parking around the block and an actual parking lot area in the middle of the block.Kid-friendliness: Fun diner atmosphere and all decor seemed tasteful. No inappropriate humor or signage.“