An adorable little place to go. I road trip from Somerset once a month to get my Italian food fix.read more

We walked in and were asked to sit wherever. We sat by the door. We could also see a little bit…read moreinto the kitchen where we were. We were greeted by a pleasant server. She was great. We ordered the bacon breadsticks. They were good as long as you ate on the outside. The middle was soggy and checked the dough was not fully cooked. We ordered the supreme pizza. The crust of the pizza. Was good and toppings were good as well. No issues there. The main issue was the sauce. It was basically all tomato paste but did not taste like tomato or did really have any flavor. It was odd at best. Other things observed. My wife noticed French fries in a heating box. They were there when sat down and did not move until we already had our pizza. It was at least 10-15 minutes. Then it was served to the table behind us. Needless to say they did not eat but a few of them. We looked after they left. From what I heard around everyone else likes the Alfredo sauce and the bruschetta. I do not think I will be returning. If I do I will be trying the pasta with Alfredo. The prices were fair and the service was good. I just really wish I could say the pizza was worth it.

Had a lovely meal here in this packed restaurant on a Saturday night. The tofu, miso salad and…read morechicken tenders were exceptional and the fries were pretty terrific too. The inside was open and fun but the tables were very close together, so we kept getting bumped when seated in the middle of the room and eventually switched tables which was much better. Place was loud so maybe not the best for those searching for a quiet place to talk over dinner. Service was great and the drinks/cocktails were delicious!

Staff, food and service are always amazing!! Best little gem Berea has. Love how the menu has…read moreseasonal offerings

I was here for the Lexington Antique Show held at the Athens Schoolhouse…read more Stopped in for lunch before leaving the area. I ordered the Fried Bologna Sandwich and Homemade BBQ Chips. The sandwich was stacked with thin sliced bologna which was slightly charred. The chips were fresh and crispy. Lemonade was my drink of choice today. Great lunch for around $15.

This is a perfect hidden gem. The interior is nice, but it still has that lunchroom feel, which is…read morepretty cool. The service is great, prices aren't bad, and the food is great, made fresh to order, and comes out pretty quick.

Finding Mediterranean cuisine anywhere can be difficult, but having such fine Mediterranean food…read moreright in the heart of Lancaster is nearly unbelievable. This place has a name and an exterior that hides what it really is--an understated place with massive Mediterranean flavor and quality. Tonight my wife and I came in around 7 or so on a Saturday night, an hour before they closed and with a show going on at the Lancaster Grand across the street. We were their second to last customer for the night. The place was packed when we got in, with close to 10 parties seated. One was a very large group. Working was the owner at the grill, his wife on apps and plating, and one young man waiting tables and bussing. We overheard that their second waiter had called in that night--naturally your help calls in on your busiest nights. It is likely for this reason that the lady below left her unsavory review about the wait time. She was probably hungry and they probably had somebody call in, and they went to their show hungry so she took it out on this restaurant's page on Yelp. I'd say that blame falls on her lacking perspective more than this restaurant lacking quality. Some folks from the area may not be accustomed to food like this, and it may not hit them right. But folks who know good food will love this place, as we heard multiple other patrons raving about how good their food was. Ours was no exception. I got the three kabob shawarma platter which was excellent (though the "market price" for it ended up being an astounding $46. The idea must be to share it among two or three folks.) My wife really enjoyed her hummus with chopped up chicken shawarma and roasted almonds, just superb with the pita chips and pita bread served alongside. Y'all, the hummus is special here. The food options in Lancaster are limited. You've got your standard bbq spots, the little pasta place around the corner in the Lancaster square which I've reviewed separately, your token Mexican restaurant, and then your fast food chains. This spot is a real hole in the wall that outshines all of them when it comes to flavor, while putting on no airs. Just be prepared to sit back, wait patiently to be served, and maybe inquire as to what the "market price" is if you (like me) weren't intending to come away spending $75 after tip (having ordered waters to drink).

We had been wanting to try East La Grill and so we decided to give them a try last night. We were…read moretold to seat ourselves when we arrived. We saw a man and a woman fixing food and three wait staff in the restaurant. The place seemed pretty busy, too, which we took as a good sign. We placed an order for two shawarma plates and a hummus appetizer. Then we sat. We heard a man sitting at the bar say he had been waiting for his food for over half an hour. Uh oh. We heard the lady behind the counter fixing food yelling at the wait staff for the back up of orders. We asked about our appetizer two times when the staff came to check on us. We had been there over half an hour, and once we heard the lady tell them she would fix it but she never did. As we had plans to catch a show at Grand, we finally got up and left after sitting there for about an hour with no food coming out to us. Unfortunately, no matter how good the food might be, with service like this we do not plan to visit again.

Great food, service, and atmosphere. Would certainly come again. We tried the smoked turkey…read moresandwich & a couple special drinks which were all winners.

9/1/24 This was our first visit to this First Watch…read morelocation, and it was a pleasant experience overall. After a 20-minute wait, which is typical for a Sunday after church. we were greeted and seated promptly once our time was up. We ordered the Million Dollar Potatoes (mediocre but not bad), the Elevated Egg Sandwich, and the Tri-Fecta dish. The food came out quickly and was very tasty, making it well worth the wait. A great spot for a hearty breakfast or brunch!

2/23/26 I came here for lunch as I was in Berea for work…read more Thanks to yelp and google, I always find the best restaurants. Parking is simple as it's free street parking and there's plenty of space. I ordered the big cheese sandwich with tomato soup dip. While waiting, I noticed they have a coffee bar inside so I ordered a half and half cortado. (Half decaf, half regular with half and half cream) Nick the barista was top notch. He not only matched my vibe on learning about all things good foods but he made one of the best coffee drinks I've had in a long time. I will most definitely be returning here as soon as I come back to Berea. The food was absolutely fantastic and so delicious, next time I'm opting for a big bowl or 2 of their tomato soup, it was seriously that good! The ambiance inside is very nicely set up, very casual and inviting with a modern decor. 10/10 on food service and hospitality. Also on Mondays, they offer a gluten free day for those that are gluten intolerant or want some glyphosate-free products, definitely come here for that. I love how much thought and care is put into the food and coffee choices here. Definitely a foodie win in my book.

Best grilled cheese ever. Great menu options. Love the tomato soup and house ranch! Great spot to…read morestop for lunch when in Berea.

I have been coming here for 10 years and it is without exaggeration the best place to eat in…read moreRichmond. It is authentic Thai food that you'd be more likely to expect out of Louisville or Cincinnati, not Richmond. I recommend the Thai Iced Tea if you're a typical sweet tea drinker and literally anything off the menu (there's variable spice for every dish). I typically remove the veggies and add egg in my Pad Kee Mao (so you get more noodles) and it covers one big meal or a lighter lunch and dinner.

Great food. I have been coming here since I was a teenager. If you want true spice go above the 5…read morestars on the menu. Not sure how high they go but i have done 30 to 40 stars. Man was it good!

Food is always great. All of the personnel are friendly and quick with service! I've been many…read moretimes over several years and it gets better with each visit.

Service was fine. Friendly staff and reasonable service. Some people seem to like this place for a…read morelocal hang out. I barely knew it existed even though I pass by rather frequently. The only thing that will catch your attention when driving by is the roadside banner mentioning "Open Fridays from 4pm-8pm" -rather poorly designed sign because for years I thought this place was open ONLY Fridays 4-8pm. Today was Friday and I had free time, so I thought I would stop in. When I approached the door, I could see that they are open daytime hours, as well. But without the banner, I never ever would have noticed this place. Anyhow, I ordered Tom's Spicy Burger and a side of onion rings. Delicious burger but neither spicy nor a "Better Burger" -especially for the price. See other reviews for burger description. Kroger's "Private Selection" frozen burger patties taste better and the package of six patties is about the same price as Tom's Spicy. Still, it wasn't bad but it was definitely more pricey than spicy. The onion rings were delicious. I would strongly recommend them as I do prefer battered rather than breaded.They were perfectly fried, great temperature, and they were the highlight of the meal. The fried pickles appetizer was a total waste of $8. Always had deep-fried battered pickle chips at other places. Here? They take a dill pickle spear and slice it long-ways before battering the thin strips and frying. I truly thought they accidentally brought me fried string beans or something. The ONLY detectable flavor was the batter and the ranch dip with the faintest, barely existent hint of dill. I might drop in another time but after a nearly $30 bill for the three items and a drink just for myself, there are other places with a better value. Jackson's comes to mind and they know how to make fried pickles much better!