Keke’s Breakfast Cafe – Conway

The food was excellent. Great presentation. Very fresh. I'm sorry I forgot the waitstaff name. She could have used some help. She did a good jib but she should of had a runner with her. Love this place all locations.

Food was excellent.This was our first stop once we landed in orlando.Our waitress was super nice and informative when it came to the menu.Overall 10/10

Keke's Breakfast Cafe offers a delightful dining experience with its clean ambiance and attentive, friendly staff. The availability of flavored creamers adds a nice touch, and I appreciated the prompt coffee refills. My sister raved about the amazing, moist, and fluffy pancakes, while I enjoyed the Belgian waffle, which, though a bit too crispy for my liking, still delivered a satisfying taste. Overall, a great spot for a delicious breakfast.

With all of the fantastic reviews and photos, I was amped up and excited to try Keke's Breakfast Café for the first time. With high expectations set by glowing reviews, I decided to order the fried chicken and waffles to compare them with the renowned dish at Metro Diner. Unfortunately, my anticipation turned into disappointment. The waffle was undercooked, squishy, and difficult to cut, lacking the crispiness that makes this dish enjoyable. The fried chicken resembled chicken tenders from a Swanson TV dinner, lacking the flavor and texture I had hoped for. We didn’t raise any complaints while we were there, as the food was still edible, but it certainly didn't live up to the rave reviews. While I haven’t been overly impressed with Metro Diner, I would still choose it over Keke's any day. In Orlando, where the culinary scene is competitive and outstanding, the quality at Keke's fell short, especially for the $15 price tag on the fried chicken and waffles. Based on my experience living here for a year, I'd rate this dish a five out of ten. My wife opted for a basic breakfast of potatoes, scrambled eggs, and an English muffin, which looked fine but, according to her, wasn’t compelling enough to warrant a return visit. The atmosphere at Keke's was pleasant but unremarkable—a standard diner setting. However, we were a bit concerned upon arrival as the place wasn’t busy, even though it was around noon on a Saturday, a time when diners like this are typically bustling. In comparison, even Cracker Barrel, with its fast-food-like reputation, provides a better dining experience. With so many fantastic food options in Orlando, Keke's Breakfast Café will not be on our list for a repeat visit.

Today, my friends and I went to breakfast at Keke's cafe, and it was an awesome experience. Our server, Natalia, was not only quick but incredibly friendly! I love that they have the option of unlimited iced coffee, a perfect companion to a hearty breakfast. Natalia even offered us a cup to go! As for the breakfast, the breakfast wrap was a winner. I ordered a wheat wrap with Turkey sausage, pepper jack cheese, mushrooms, and onions. It was light and delicious! The breakfast potato’s were some of the best I’ve ever had. But the real star of the show was the Banana Caramel Pecan Stuffed French Toast. The combination of the sweet caramel, crunchy pecans, cream cheese and the creamy banana filling was outstanding. Overall, we were all very pleased with Keke’s. It’s a nice surprise to have such a local experience at a chain restaurant. Make sure to go before 11am if you want to avoid a wait.