Sweet Treet

Reviews

• John L.

  star star star star star 21 July 2026

  This is an excellent place to get breakfast with a couple of your friends! I go to the local University and this is by far the best value dining facility I have ever been to. I have never had a bad experience at Sweet Treet and will continue to have weekend breakfasts there. Fair reminder that they ONLY take cash. There is a CVS and Walgreens that are directly across the street, just in case you make the beginner mistake (like I did).

• Gabe O.

  star star star star star_border 10 July 2026

  Pros: great cheap breakfast specials daily.
  2.19 early bird special
  2 eggs
  Fries
  White toast
  
  Cons: pancakes/french toast are done being served at 11 sharp. Not 11:01, not 11:00:01
  
  Often full, place is small, so you might have to separate from your group.

• Bruce K.

  star star star star_border star_border 10 July 2026

  Quite a few regulars, so I enjoyed my breakfast while listening to them talking about which lottery tickets that they'd be buying and what they would do about the winnings. It was a little silly.
  
  I went with the ham and cheese omelet which was cooked and presented very quickly. It comes with their own cottage fries, which have their own special salt and spicy mix added. The omelet was good, the toast was good, the fries were okay.
  
  And then I found out that they only accept cash. Oops. Fortunately, they let me escape with only $8 paid on my $8.75 breakfast. I came back the next day, had exactly the same experience with the regulars and the food, but this time I had enough cash to pay for yesterday's shortfall and today's breakfast. So now you know, too!

• Matthew T.

  star star star star star_border 2 July 2026

  I have been frequenting this establishment since I was five years old. The service is always top notch, food that is delicious with prices that can't be beat. The breakfast special is amazing, and if you are going for lunch, the humdinger chicken sandwich is awesome. I have never in over 30 years had a bad experience in the sweet treat.

• Neal E.

  star star_border star_border star_border star_border 25 June 2026

  I used the Yelp app to find Sweet Treet. I stopped in early on a cold, grey Sunday morning for breakfast. I was excited to try this place based on all of the good reviews.
  
  I sat at the bar and looked over the menu. I decided to order an omelette. I asked the lady what they cooked their omelettes in - because of my diet - I prefer to have my eggs cooked in either butter or Coconut oil. I was told no butter - and that they used some product called "Whirl." She could not tell me what was in Whirl. I had to research it later to figure out what it is.
  
  Which turns out to be some vegetable oil (polyunsaturated - sunflower-based oil) - which is something I am trying to avoid due to issues with Omega 6 and cardiovascular system inflammation.
  
  So I ordered a Mushroom-Cheese omelette and a side of bacon - low carb (meaning no toast or bread and no breakfast potatoes). Plus a cup of coffee.
  
  The omelette came out, I asked for some hot sauce. A squeeze bottle was brought out to me with a very orange looking contents. I doused my omelette with hot sauce and black pepper as I normally do - and was immediately turned off. It was unlike any hot sauce I have ever tasted. I asked for something else and was told this is their famous house made hot sauce - that all the little kids love it. Well I guess so - I have no idea what was in this - but it had a ton of sugar in it.
  
  The omelette was made with canned mushrooms, and the cheese, well I am not sure what it was. It was either a cheese product similar to Cheez Wiz in flavor and texture, or some sort of American cheese product. It made for a lousy omelette. The omelette itself was well executed in terms of its structure, just tasted unpleasant.
  
  The coffee was pretty good for diner coffee, and the bacon was really good.
  
  I went to pay my bill and I was asked about how my meal was. My first comment was about the hot sauce and that I would have preferred something else. I did not get a chance to finish my comment as they woman at the register immediately started defending their hot sauce, going on about how much everyone local loves it. I stated to her I was not saying that they replace their beloved hot sauce, just that they offer an option for those of us that don't love gobs of sugar in their hot sauce. How hard is it to keep a couple of bottles of Franks or something else?
  
  At that point I was not even going to mention the omelette itself - it was clear that she really did not want to know what I thought of my meal, and was going to defend everything they did.
  
  Service was prompt. It would probably be safer to only order fried eggs and bacon. Beware the orange hot sauce!