I would definitely recommend this restaurant to anybody who is looking for a great breakfast. The server/bartender recommend the Sausage Skillet and it was fantastic. The sausage gravy is homemade and delicious. It's rare that I can't finish a meal, but I met my match today. The prices are also very good; so if you're on a budget, you can still fill up. I will be returning soon.
(5)
Debra V.
Friendly owner. Since this was our first time to Kent so he chatted with us. Enjoyed the quaint bar/restaurant atmosphere. TV. Booths and tables. Enjoyed the Saturday special--prime rib with broccoli and baked potato. Very good. Veggie bean burger was good with the cilantro honey mustard sauce. The steak salad was good and plentiful. Coffee and iced tea were fresh. This is the place to meet up with friends or go by yourself for a reasonably priced meal. May become our go-to place when we sightsee Kent and campus.
(4)
Nancy B.
Groupon Lunch for 2 visit: password protected wifi is available... the password is not on the menu or tablecards Chili - sweet turkey and bean... really is sweet... no real sharp chili powder taste. African Peanut Soup - large pieces of tomato with onion in a peanut broth Chicken Philly - sans mushrooms... must grilled chicken... supper sloppy... bun started to wilt from runny cheese sauce... extra napkins a must Aloha Wrap - more ham than chicken... honey mustard with pineapple was a nice combo Tater tots did not have extra salt... plenty left to take home... bonus points for having biodegradable takeout fold-paks... rare in this area. After Groupon. .. $11 ... will come again!
(4)
Mike G.
Great Local Business serving delicious traditional Diner Style Food. My favorite is the Breakfast Greek Wrap. I haven't been able to try any other breakfast because I can't stop ordering the Greek Wrap. Breakfast, Lunch, or Dinner - Little City is sure to please.
(5)
Cedric M.
Little City Grill is a quaint eating hole located close to downtown Kent, Ohio. Awesome breakfast, low prices, creative wraps, and entrees. The service is really nice and attentive. It's a great little restaurant to eat at.
(5)
Matthew R.
The minute you walk into the bar, there is an overwhelming smelll of sewage from the bar area. I stopped in at around 4pm on a Friday, whilist my vehicle was undergoing a windsheild replacement next door. This bar has typical bar food and a limited drink menu. There we're older gentlemen at the bar (which appears to be their normal demographic, late 30's to 60's), and already beligerent. The bartender that entered for his shift began to tell a story about kicking some people out the week before, which made this bar even more undesireable than it already was. I ordered potato skins with sour cream. The potato skins were greesy and the cheese was chewy. Given my bar food background, I can tell the cheese was melted in the microwave. They we're awful and I regret ordering them the minute they we're placed in front of me. Overall experience: I will never patron this place again. The bar smells like sewage and there is no food or drinks that will be worth whatever you want to pay. This bar is more geared towards people who want cheap beer and gressy bar food, in their late 30's to mid-60's. I suggest any other bar in the Kent State area other than this place.
(1)
Lorenzo T.
Not a whole lot of beers on tap, four to be exact. Also, there's only one cook so the food takes forever. My food was alright but my wife's prime rib, which was the days special, was nothing but a very expensive piece of gristle. if you're looking for a good meal at a fair price, I'd keep looking.
(1)
Richard B.
Stopped here for a Saturday luncheon. If memory serves, and it does so begrudgingly, in an earlier incarnation, this was basically a neighborhood bar that served food. For the discerning crowd, it is now a neighborhood restaurant that serves alcohol. My wife got a cheeseburger and hand-cut fries, I got a turkey Ruben and onion rings. There was no mention of hands regarding the rings, so I just don't know! As the iced tea is fountain, not brewed, we both opted for a soda. The turkey Ruben was made with shaved turkey breast from a turkey breast log, not turkey pastrami, it did however have the requisite sauerkraut, and thousand island dressing. It was served deli-style, (piled high in the center devoid of filling around the perimeter.) I'm not a huge fan of this method. It suggests that I'm too stupid to figure out that there really isn't all that much meat in the sandwich, and if I just want a finger sandwich, that's what I'll order, otherwise give me what I order! It did taste good as did everything we were served. The waitress had apparently been subject to a very long day, as I heard her defiantly ask if the 6 folks at the next table were sure they didn't want anything else, after complying with the handful of requests they had made upon being served. My momma told me to never tell someone they looked as though they had a long day, etc. but rather that they acted as though it had been a long day, or it seemed as if it had been a long day. Essentially saying someone looks like hell or seems bitchy usually doesn't rest too well! Happily she took my inquiry as intended.... an opening to vent a bit and maybe recover a bit of her composure. It worked quite nicely, and had I asked we might have even become "Facebook Friends", but since I don't have any of those,and didn't especially want to start checking my "Home page", I didn't ask! Apparently the root cause of the mood was the absence of a dishwasher, and the resultant absence of clean anything with which to serve folks. After careful examination of our tableware, and finding nothing objectionable as a result, I was appropriately empathetic, gave her a nice tip and wished her a better afternoon, and a great evening and off we went!
(3)
Dorothy S.
Such a great little diner. Bert and his staff are friendly and fun, and the food is awesome. They have the biggest pancakes I've ever seen. Love this place!
(5)
Melissa M.
Stopped in for a rainy morning breakfast. I'm torn on this place, food was good but some portions were small and the service was less than desirable. I got the cranberry walnut French toast with a side of bacon and coffee. Food was good and the portion was decent, never got a single warm up on my coffee though. My date had the corned beef hash which was good but pretty small, the server asked him what type of toast he wanted but then never brought him toast, when he asked about it he was told "oh sorry, it doesn't come with toast". Mistakes are made but she should have come and told him that, or brought the toast that SHE initially asked about. He also have to ask twice for his coke before she finally brought it (after the food was delivered). We will probably give it another try because the food was good... But someone's needs to re-train the waite staff.
(3)
Miles D.
How can you offer smoked Ribs and not have BBQ sauce? ..or hey let's get pulled pork Nachos. ...oh none of that either. What can I say, spend the time and effort going to a restaurant then leave and spend 60 70 $$ somewhere else
(1)
Sheena W.
I think this place used to be called Digger's. Went here on a Friday night and enjoyed the fish special. I got the baked fish, my friend got the fried and we split. I thought the baked was better, but the fried was good as well. Nothing special or fancy, just a simple little restaurant/bar in Kent where one can go for a cheap decent meal. For one meal the bill was under $10 which is something I hardly see anymore up in Cleveland.
(3)
Tyisha A.
I got a mac and cheese burger and him cut fries. They were so good. I wish I had another burger after I finished that one
(5)
Patience P.
Place is pretty good.
(4)
Liz B.
Pleasantly surprised. There is a regular crowd; however, the service was very welcoming. Great chocolate martinis and steak dinner!!
(4)
Tim O.
Nice place with nice staff and good food.
(4)
Matthew R.
The minute you walk into the bar, there is an overwhelming smelll of sewage from the bar area. I stopped in at around 4pm on a Friday, whilist my vehicle was undergoing a windsheild replacement next door. This bar has typical bar food and a limited drink menu. There we're older gentlemen at the bar (which appears to be their normal demographic, late 30's to 60's), and already beligerent. The bartender that entered for his shift began to tell a story about kicking some people out the week before, which made this bar even more undesireable than it already was. I ordered potato skins with sour cream. The potato skins were greesy and the cheese was chewy. Given my bar food background, I can tell the cheese was melted in the microwave. They we're awful and I regret ordering them the minute they we're placed in front of me. Overall experience: I will never patron this place again. The bar smells like sewage and there is no food or drinks that will be worth whatever you want to pay. This bar is more geared towards people who want cheap beer and gressy bar food, in their late 30's to mid-60's. I suggest any other bar in the Kent State area other than this place.
(1)
Sheena W.
I think this place used to be called Digger's. Went here on a Friday night and enjoyed the fish special. I got the baked fish, my friend got the fried and we split. I thought the baked was better, but the fried was good as well. Nothing special or fancy, just a simple little restaurant/bar in Kent where one can go for a cheap decent meal. For one meal the bill was under $10 which is something I hardly see anymore up in Cleveland.
(3)
Tyisha A.
I got a mac and cheese burger and him cut fries. They were so good. I wish I had another burger after I finished that one
(5)
Lorenzo T.
Not a whole lot of beers on tap, four to be exact. Also, there's only one cook so the food takes forever. My food was alright but my wife's prime rib, which was the days special, was nothing but a very expensive piece of gristle. if you're looking for a good meal at a fair price, I'd keep looking.
(1)
Peter F.
I would definitely recommend this restaurant to anybody who is looking for a great breakfast. The server/bartender recommend the Sausage Skillet and it was fantastic. The sausage gravy is homemade and delicious. It's rare that I can't finish a meal, but I met my match today. The prices are also very good; so if you're on a budget, you can still fill up. I will be returning soon.
(5)
Debra V.
Friendly owner. Since this was our first time to Kent so he chatted with us. Enjoyed the quaint bar/restaurant atmosphere. TV. Booths and tables. Enjoyed the Saturday special--prime rib with broccoli and baked potato. Very good. Veggie bean burger was good with the cilantro honey mustard sauce. The steak salad was good and plentiful. Coffee and iced tea were fresh. This is the place to meet up with friends or go by yourself for a reasonably priced meal. May become our go-to place when we sightsee Kent and campus.
(4)
Nancy B.
Groupon Lunch for 2 visit: password protected wifi is available... the password is not on the menu or tablecards Chili - sweet turkey and bean... really is sweet... no real sharp chili powder taste. African Peanut Soup - large pieces of tomato with onion in a peanut broth Chicken Philly - sans mushrooms... must grilled chicken... supper sloppy... bun started to wilt from runny cheese sauce... extra napkins a must Aloha Wrap - more ham than chicken... honey mustard with pineapple was a nice combo Tater tots did not have extra salt... plenty left to take home... bonus points for having biodegradable takeout fold-paks... rare in this area. After Groupon. .. $11 ... will come again!
(4)
Mike G.
Great Local Business serving delicious traditional Diner Style Food. My favorite is the Breakfast Greek Wrap. I haven't been able to try any other breakfast because I can't stop ordering the Greek Wrap. Breakfast, Lunch, or Dinner - Little City is sure to please.
(5)
Cedric M.
Little City Grill is a quaint eating hole located close to downtown Kent, Ohio. Awesome breakfast, low prices, creative wraps, and entrees. The service is really nice and attentive. It's a great little restaurant to eat at.
(5)
Liz B.
Pleasantly surprised. There is a regular crowd; however, the service was very welcoming. Great chocolate martinis and steak dinner!!
(4)
Richard B.
Stopped here for a Saturday luncheon. If memory serves, and it does so begrudgingly, in an earlier incarnation, this was basically a neighborhood bar that served food. For the discerning crowd, it is now a neighborhood restaurant that serves alcohol. My wife got a cheeseburger and hand-cut fries, I got a turkey Ruben and onion rings. There was no mention of hands regarding the rings, so I just don't know! As the iced tea is fountain, not brewed, we both opted for a soda. The turkey Ruben was made with shaved turkey breast from a turkey breast log, not turkey pastrami, it did however have the requisite sauerkraut, and thousand island dressing. It was served deli-style, (piled high in the center devoid of filling around the perimeter.) I'm not a huge fan of this method. It suggests that I'm too stupid to figure out that there really isn't all that much meat in the sandwich, and if I just want a finger sandwich, that's what I'll order, otherwise give me what I order! It did taste good as did everything we were served. The waitress had apparently been subject to a very long day, as I heard her defiantly ask if the 6 folks at the next table were sure they didn't want anything else, after complying with the handful of requests they had made upon being served. My momma told me to never tell someone they looked as though they had a long day, etc. but rather that they acted as though it had been a long day, or it seemed as if it had been a long day. Essentially saying someone looks like hell or seems bitchy usually doesn't rest too well! Happily she took my inquiry as intended.... an opening to vent a bit and maybe recover a bit of her composure. It worked quite nicely, and had I asked we might have even become "Facebook Friends", but since I don't have any of those,and didn't especially want to start checking my "Home page", I didn't ask! Apparently the root cause of the mood was the absence of a dishwasher, and the resultant absence of clean anything with which to serve folks. After careful examination of our tableware, and finding nothing objectionable as a result, I was appropriately empathetic, gave her a nice tip and wished her a better afternoon, and a great evening and off we went!
(3)
Dorothy S.
Such a great little diner. Bert and his staff are friendly and fun, and the food is awesome. They have the biggest pancakes I've ever seen. Love this place!
(5)
Melissa M.
Stopped in for a rainy morning breakfast. I'm torn on this place, food was good but some portions were small and the service was less than desirable. I got the cranberry walnut French toast with a side of bacon and coffee. Food was good and the portion was decent, never got a single warm up on my coffee though. My date had the corned beef hash which was good but pretty small, the server asked him what type of toast he wanted but then never brought him toast, when he asked about it he was told "oh sorry, it doesn't come with toast". Mistakes are made but she should have come and told him that, or brought the toast that SHE initially asked about. He also have to ask twice for his coke before she finally brought it (after the food was delivered). We will probably give it another try because the food was good... But someone's needs to re-train the waite staff.
(3)
Miles D.
How can you offer smoked Ribs and not have BBQ sauce? ..or hey let's get pulled pork Nachos. ...oh none of that either. What can I say, spend the time and effort going to a restaurant then leave and spend 60 70 $$ somewhere else
Takes Reservations : No Delivery : No Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Good For : Breakfast Parking : Private Lot Bike Parking : Yes Wheelchair Accessible : Yes Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : Yes Attire : Casual Noise Level : Average Alcohol : Full Bar Outdoor Seating : No Wi-Fi : Free Has TV : Yes Dogs Allowed : No Waiter Service : Yes Caters : Yes
Tim O.
Nice place with nice staff and good food.
(4)Peter F.
I would definitely recommend this restaurant to anybody who is looking for a great breakfast. The server/bartender recommend the Sausage Skillet and it was fantastic. The sausage gravy is homemade and delicious. It's rare that I can't finish a meal, but I met my match today. The prices are also very good; so if you're on a budget, you can still fill up. I will be returning soon.
(5)Debra V.
Friendly owner. Since this was our first time to Kent so he chatted with us. Enjoyed the quaint bar/restaurant atmosphere. TV. Booths and tables. Enjoyed the Saturday special--prime rib with broccoli and baked potato. Very good. Veggie bean burger was good with the cilantro honey mustard sauce. The steak salad was good and plentiful. Coffee and iced tea were fresh. This is the place to meet up with friends or go by yourself for a reasonably priced meal. May become our go-to place when we sightsee Kent and campus.
(4)Nancy B.
Groupon Lunch for 2 visit: password protected wifi is available... the password is not on the menu or tablecards Chili - sweet turkey and bean... really is sweet... no real sharp chili powder taste. African Peanut Soup - large pieces of tomato with onion in a peanut broth Chicken Philly - sans mushrooms... must grilled chicken... supper sloppy... bun started to wilt from runny cheese sauce... extra napkins a must Aloha Wrap - more ham than chicken... honey mustard with pineapple was a nice combo Tater tots did not have extra salt... plenty left to take home... bonus points for having biodegradable takeout fold-paks... rare in this area. After Groupon. .. $11 ... will come again!
(4)Mike G.
Great Local Business serving delicious traditional Diner Style Food. My favorite is the Breakfast Greek Wrap. I haven't been able to try any other breakfast because I can't stop ordering the Greek Wrap. Breakfast, Lunch, or Dinner - Little City is sure to please.
(5)Cedric M.
Little City Grill is a quaint eating hole located close to downtown Kent, Ohio. Awesome breakfast, low prices, creative wraps, and entrees. The service is really nice and attentive. It's a great little restaurant to eat at.
(5)Matthew R.
The minute you walk into the bar, there is an overwhelming smelll of sewage from the bar area. I stopped in at around 4pm on a Friday, whilist my vehicle was undergoing a windsheild replacement next door. This bar has typical bar food and a limited drink menu. There we're older gentlemen at the bar (which appears to be their normal demographic, late 30's to 60's), and already beligerent. The bartender that entered for his shift began to tell a story about kicking some people out the week before, which made this bar even more undesireable than it already was. I ordered potato skins with sour cream. The potato skins were greesy and the cheese was chewy. Given my bar food background, I can tell the cheese was melted in the microwave. They we're awful and I regret ordering them the minute they we're placed in front of me. Overall experience: I will never patron this place again. The bar smells like sewage and there is no food or drinks that will be worth whatever you want to pay. This bar is more geared towards people who want cheap beer and gressy bar food, in their late 30's to mid-60's. I suggest any other bar in the Kent State area other than this place.
(1)Lorenzo T.
Not a whole lot of beers on tap, four to be exact. Also, there's only one cook so the food takes forever. My food was alright but my wife's prime rib, which was the days special, was nothing but a very expensive piece of gristle. if you're looking for a good meal at a fair price, I'd keep looking.
(1)Richard B.
Stopped here for a Saturday luncheon. If memory serves, and it does so begrudgingly, in an earlier incarnation, this was basically a neighborhood bar that served food. For the discerning crowd, it is now a neighborhood restaurant that serves alcohol. My wife got a cheeseburger and hand-cut fries, I got a turkey Ruben and onion rings. There was no mention of hands regarding the rings, so I just don't know! As the iced tea is fountain, not brewed, we both opted for a soda. The turkey Ruben was made with shaved turkey breast from a turkey breast log, not turkey pastrami, it did however have the requisite sauerkraut, and thousand island dressing. It was served deli-style, (piled high in the center devoid of filling around the perimeter.) I'm not a huge fan of this method. It suggests that I'm too stupid to figure out that there really isn't all that much meat in the sandwich, and if I just want a finger sandwich, that's what I'll order, otherwise give me what I order! It did taste good as did everything we were served. The waitress had apparently been subject to a very long day, as I heard her defiantly ask if the 6 folks at the next table were sure they didn't want anything else, after complying with the handful of requests they had made upon being served. My momma told me to never tell someone they looked as though they had a long day, etc. but rather that they acted as though it had been a long day, or it seemed as if it had been a long day. Essentially saying someone looks like hell or seems bitchy usually doesn't rest too well! Happily she took my inquiry as intended.... an opening to vent a bit and maybe recover a bit of her composure. It worked quite nicely, and had I asked we might have even become "Facebook Friends", but since I don't have any of those,and didn't especially want to start checking my "Home page", I didn't ask! Apparently the root cause of the mood was the absence of a dishwasher, and the resultant absence of clean anything with which to serve folks. After careful examination of our tableware, and finding nothing objectionable as a result, I was appropriately empathetic, gave her a nice tip and wished her a better afternoon, and a great evening and off we went!
(3)Dorothy S.
Such a great little diner. Bert and his staff are friendly and fun, and the food is awesome. They have the biggest pancakes I've ever seen. Love this place!
(5)Melissa M.
Stopped in for a rainy morning breakfast. I'm torn on this place, food was good but some portions were small and the service was less than desirable. I got the cranberry walnut French toast with a side of bacon and coffee. Food was good and the portion was decent, never got a single warm up on my coffee though. My date had the corned beef hash which was good but pretty small, the server asked him what type of toast he wanted but then never brought him toast, when he asked about it he was told "oh sorry, it doesn't come with toast". Mistakes are made but she should have come and told him that, or brought the toast that SHE initially asked about. He also have to ask twice for his coke before she finally brought it (after the food was delivered). We will probably give it another try because the food was good... But someone's needs to re-train the waite staff.
(3)Miles D.
How can you offer smoked Ribs and not have BBQ sauce? ..or hey let's get pulled pork Nachos. ...oh none of that either. What can I say, spend the time and effort going to a restaurant then leave and spend 60 70 $$ somewhere else
(1)Sheena W.
I think this place used to be called Digger's. Went here on a Friday night and enjoyed the fish special. I got the baked fish, my friend got the fried and we split. I thought the baked was better, but the fried was good as well. Nothing special or fancy, just a simple little restaurant/bar in Kent where one can go for a cheap decent meal. For one meal the bill was under $10 which is something I hardly see anymore up in Cleveland.
(3)Tyisha A.
I got a mac and cheese burger and him cut fries. They were so good. I wish I had another burger after I finished that one
(5)Patience P.
Place is pretty good.
(4)Liz B.
Pleasantly surprised. There is a regular crowd; however, the service was very welcoming. Great chocolate martinis and steak dinner!!
(4)Tim O.
Nice place with nice staff and good food.
(4)Matthew R.
The minute you walk into the bar, there is an overwhelming smelll of sewage from the bar area. I stopped in at around 4pm on a Friday, whilist my vehicle was undergoing a windsheild replacement next door. This bar has typical bar food and a limited drink menu. There we're older gentlemen at the bar (which appears to be their normal demographic, late 30's to 60's), and already beligerent. The bartender that entered for his shift began to tell a story about kicking some people out the week before, which made this bar even more undesireable than it already was. I ordered potato skins with sour cream. The potato skins were greesy and the cheese was chewy. Given my bar food background, I can tell the cheese was melted in the microwave. They we're awful and I regret ordering them the minute they we're placed in front of me. Overall experience: I will never patron this place again. The bar smells like sewage and there is no food or drinks that will be worth whatever you want to pay. This bar is more geared towards people who want cheap beer and gressy bar food, in their late 30's to mid-60's. I suggest any other bar in the Kent State area other than this place.
(1)Sheena W.
I think this place used to be called Digger's. Went here on a Friday night and enjoyed the fish special. I got the baked fish, my friend got the fried and we split. I thought the baked was better, but the fried was good as well. Nothing special or fancy, just a simple little restaurant/bar in Kent where one can go for a cheap decent meal. For one meal the bill was under $10 which is something I hardly see anymore up in Cleveland.
(3)Tyisha A.
I got a mac and cheese burger and him cut fries. They were so good. I wish I had another burger after I finished that one
(5)Lorenzo T.
Not a whole lot of beers on tap, four to be exact. Also, there's only one cook so the food takes forever. My food was alright but my wife's prime rib, which was the days special, was nothing but a very expensive piece of gristle. if you're looking for a good meal at a fair price, I'd keep looking.
(1)Peter F.
I would definitely recommend this restaurant to anybody who is looking for a great breakfast. The server/bartender recommend the Sausage Skillet and it was fantastic. The sausage gravy is homemade and delicious. It's rare that I can't finish a meal, but I met my match today. The prices are also very good; so if you're on a budget, you can still fill up. I will be returning soon.
(5)Debra V.
Friendly owner. Since this was our first time to Kent so he chatted with us. Enjoyed the quaint bar/restaurant atmosphere. TV. Booths and tables. Enjoyed the Saturday special--prime rib with broccoli and baked potato. Very good. Veggie bean burger was good with the cilantro honey mustard sauce. The steak salad was good and plentiful. Coffee and iced tea were fresh. This is the place to meet up with friends or go by yourself for a reasonably priced meal. May become our go-to place when we sightsee Kent and campus.
(4)Nancy B.
Groupon Lunch for 2 visit: password protected wifi is available... the password is not on the menu or tablecards Chili - sweet turkey and bean... really is sweet... no real sharp chili powder taste. African Peanut Soup - large pieces of tomato with onion in a peanut broth Chicken Philly - sans mushrooms... must grilled chicken... supper sloppy... bun started to wilt from runny cheese sauce... extra napkins a must Aloha Wrap - more ham than chicken... honey mustard with pineapple was a nice combo Tater tots did not have extra salt... plenty left to take home... bonus points for having biodegradable takeout fold-paks... rare in this area. After Groupon. .. $11 ... will come again!
(4)Mike G.
Great Local Business serving delicious traditional Diner Style Food. My favorite is the Breakfast Greek Wrap. I haven't been able to try any other breakfast because I can't stop ordering the Greek Wrap. Breakfast, Lunch, or Dinner - Little City is sure to please.
(5)Cedric M.
Little City Grill is a quaint eating hole located close to downtown Kent, Ohio. Awesome breakfast, low prices, creative wraps, and entrees. The service is really nice and attentive. It's a great little restaurant to eat at.
(5)Liz B.
Pleasantly surprised. There is a regular crowd; however, the service was very welcoming. Great chocolate martinis and steak dinner!!
(4)Richard B.
Stopped here for a Saturday luncheon. If memory serves, and it does so begrudgingly, in an earlier incarnation, this was basically a neighborhood bar that served food. For the discerning crowd, it is now a neighborhood restaurant that serves alcohol. My wife got a cheeseburger and hand-cut fries, I got a turkey Ruben and onion rings. There was no mention of hands regarding the rings, so I just don't know! As the iced tea is fountain, not brewed, we both opted for a soda. The turkey Ruben was made with shaved turkey breast from a turkey breast log, not turkey pastrami, it did however have the requisite sauerkraut, and thousand island dressing. It was served deli-style, (piled high in the center devoid of filling around the perimeter.) I'm not a huge fan of this method. It suggests that I'm too stupid to figure out that there really isn't all that much meat in the sandwich, and if I just want a finger sandwich, that's what I'll order, otherwise give me what I order! It did taste good as did everything we were served. The waitress had apparently been subject to a very long day, as I heard her defiantly ask if the 6 folks at the next table were sure they didn't want anything else, after complying with the handful of requests they had made upon being served. My momma told me to never tell someone they looked as though they had a long day, etc. but rather that they acted as though it had been a long day, or it seemed as if it had been a long day. Essentially saying someone looks like hell or seems bitchy usually doesn't rest too well! Happily she took my inquiry as intended.... an opening to vent a bit and maybe recover a bit of her composure. It worked quite nicely, and had I asked we might have even become "Facebook Friends", but since I don't have any of those,and didn't especially want to start checking my "Home page", I didn't ask! Apparently the root cause of the mood was the absence of a dishwasher, and the resultant absence of clean anything with which to serve folks. After careful examination of our tableware, and finding nothing objectionable as a result, I was appropriately empathetic, gave her a nice tip and wished her a better afternoon, and a great evening and off we went!
(3)Dorothy S.
Such a great little diner. Bert and his staff are friendly and fun, and the food is awesome. They have the biggest pancakes I've ever seen. Love this place!
(5)Melissa M.
Stopped in for a rainy morning breakfast. I'm torn on this place, food was good but some portions were small and the service was less than desirable. I got the cranberry walnut French toast with a side of bacon and coffee. Food was good and the portion was decent, never got a single warm up on my coffee though. My date had the corned beef hash which was good but pretty small, the server asked him what type of toast he wanted but then never brought him toast, when he asked about it he was told "oh sorry, it doesn't come with toast". Mistakes are made but she should have come and told him that, or brought the toast that SHE initially asked about. He also have to ask twice for his coke before she finally brought it (after the food was delivered). We will probably give it another try because the food was good... But someone's needs to re-train the waite staff.
(3)Miles D.
How can you offer smoked Ribs and not have BBQ sauce? ..or hey let's get pulled pork Nachos. ...oh none of that either. What can I say, spend the time and effort going to a restaurant then leave and spend 60 70 $$ somewhere else
(1)