"We moved here a little over a year ago from Arizona and we have been eating places that we're familiar with. But yesterday we decided to try englewood café and I'm a customer for life. Everything was so good. Homemade food that has so much flavor, and I wish I new how they make there sausage cause that was on another level. Great food and service. We'll be back for dinner now. Can't wait to try the pork tenderloin sandwich next!!!"

"Asked for their special which other board says kc strip and three sides for 14.95 and below it says can be breakfast but when I ordered they said no you don’t get three sides that’s only for dinner. Even though it doesn’t say that on their board. Also waitress was kinda rude when I tried to ask about it. Been going down hill for awhile here. So hard to get a refill on drinks and then even if you go the whole meal without one refill and you are leaving they will ask do you want one they charge you for a Togo."

"This is a little hole in the wall cafe. To be honest, from outside, it doesn't look like much. It really doesn't look special from the inside either, but this little cafe has it where it counts! I had an exceptionally tender, tenderloin. It took up over half of the plate (and it was a large plate). It was Served with lettuce, onion, tomato, mayo, and fresh ground horseradish. The fries were fresh and amazingly crisp. The pie is what every diner hopes for...... amazing. I recommend the pecan. I was extremely impressed with the staff, you could hear them laughing, singing, and taking with each other and their guests. Every single one of them truly seemed to enjoy what they were doing. Thank you Englewood Cafe, I will be back."

"As I watch national chain diners go out of business I was so glad to discover this place. For $9 my husband and I were able to split a biscuits & gravy with bacon, eggs & hash browns all smothered in plenty of gravy! Watched two others get the plate sized tenderloin.. food was delicious and wonderfully priced! We will return!"

"Priced way higher than the original TJ’s Café in belton and grandview. I found a piece of hair in my food.. and the mushrooms look canned"