Cafe Grace

I have food pictures but decided to spare you because I forgot to take them until we'd half devoured our delicious breakfasts. My husband and I were staying at the Hotel Knox (we were in town for the Summer Concert Series:Dave Matthews Tribute Band) and I'd noticed this cute little place as we were coming and going. We didn't have any plans this morning and decided on a leisurely breakfast since it was storming. I looked the Cafe up to see their menu and my decision was made when I saw they had Eggs Benedict (one of my husband's favorites). I had a hard time deciding because there were so many great looking things on the menu. I decided on a Denver Omelette (I traded the green peppers for mushrooms) and did the upcharge to trade my toast for a pancake. My husband loved his benedict. My pancake was exactly how I like them (I don't know how to explain that) and so was my omelette (zero browned egg on outside). The trade for mushrooms really elevated it though because their mushrooms are superb. Even my Diet Pepsi was great (extra crispy). My only critique is that I would have preferred shredded cheese to the American that was in my omelette. Our server was efficient and friendly. The atmosphere was cozy. If I lived there I'd be a regular! P.S. In case a worker from that day (7/19/25) is reading this ...we were in there when that insane lightning and thunder clap happened that scared everyone half to death. LoL.

My first time dining here and it was for brunch. This is a cute little place that looks like it used to be a house renovated into a restaurant. There's a small gift shop in the entrance. I chose a small Caesar salad that came with a piece of garlic toast. It was ok nothing special for $7, so I'd probably pass on it. I also got the soup of the day which was cream of mushroom, and it was delicious. I would recommend if it was offered again. My SO got the Red Rooster scramble. It didn't look overly appealing but he said it was good. He ordered a Cosmo, and I tried it and it was super good! The server was friendly, and the atmosphere here is cute. I remember the coffee was hot and fresh too. Overall, a good experience, and I would give it another try for breakfast, lunch or dinner if I'm ever in the Princeton area again.

Thrilled to share my 5-star experience at Cafe Grace! 🌟 Highly recommended by a friend, and I'm so glad they pointed me in the right direction. From the inviting atmosphere to the exceptional service, every moment was delightful. The Fried Ravioli made for a fantastic appetizer, setting the stage for a culinary journey. My choice of the blackened salmon with sides of potatoes and vegetables was a taste sensation! Equally, my wife enjoyed the delightful chicken alfredo. If you find yourself in Princeton, don't miss the chance to savor the flavors at Cafe Grace! 🍽️👌 #CafeGracePrinceton #DeliciousDining #5StarExperience

We had a lovely meal with pleasant service. Hubby’s pot roast was tender and falling apart. My soup de jour of shrimp and corn bisque had layered flavors that I enjoyed. Turtle brownie with ice cream tasted like it had just come out of the oven. We felt fortunate to have found it. The building is unassuming and a bit hard to spot from the road. It has historical charm.

A friend highly recommended this small Cafe in downtown Princeton IL. I ordered the Stuffed Mushroom & Swiss burger medium well with a side of Sweet potato waffle fries. I was not disappointed with flavor of burger or the fries. I had a slice of maple blueberry cake,that satisfied my sweet tooth. The entire staff was very helpful and friendly. Their breakfast and evening menu meals sound unique & delicious so I plan to go back! Check their page out on Facebook and if you have questions they dovreply back.