Mikhael's

Scott Baker

Had A pork tenderloin sandwich and a hamburger between my wife and I. Both items we ordered were very good and the people working there could not have been nicer. It seemed like every person in there knew each other‘s names, clearly a local place. If you’re traveling through this part of the city, you should stop and get some food. It’s very inexpensive and really good. It takes a few minutes to get your food but, when you receive it… It will be hot and tasty.

Snap Mouse

in town for a baseball trip and needed pregame food. This spot ended up being perfect for some hearty breakfast at a good price. It was a little busy but we were seated and served quickly. Even with the packed room our coffee never got cold. Food was excellent and the price was more than fair. Good place to stop off for some good old breakfast.

Elizabeth Keiser

Mikhaels is a friendly local diner where the wait staff greet the customers by name. We seated ourselves and were promptly served water. The omelet and sandwich we ordered were both of a high quality. It is not a fast food Restaurant, but the food was worth the wait.We will go back there on another trip through Cedar Rapids.

Dorothy de Souza Guedes

Try the cinnamon French toast! I ordered the Cinnamon French Toast Lumberjack: 2 perfectly poached eggs, 2 strips of crispy bacon, small sausage patty, about 3 oz. of ham, 3 round slices of French toast, potatoes $10.99. Don't judge me for wanting to try everything. My husband ordered corned beef hash (better than the canned stuff), perfect over easy eggs, potatoes, wheat toast $8.99. Potatoes were tasty, the right combo of crispy and soft. Sunny room, boring brown decor, looked fairly clean.