Awesome little IceCream shop that we've unknowingly passed by for years as we've driven through the…read morearea...ya gotta slow down and see what's going on around! The Peanut Butter Cup Freeze was fantastic...creamy ice-cream and plenty of PBC chunks throughout! The Mrs ordered the Strawberry Shortcake Sundae and said it was tops as well. We'll definitely be back as the service was quick and friendly and its just a cool little place!

Parlor City has been a staple since I was a kid. It's not uncommon to see a line of cars going down…read morethe street for some of their ice cream or fresh hot food similar to what you would get from a fair (but lots cheaper!). My favorite is a vanilla crunch kone!

Love this place! Great breakfast! We go here often and are never disappointed. Service is always…read moregood as well.

Great place for breakfast or lunch. You might have to wait a bit because all the locals go there!…read moreService was attentive and friendly. We had a Denver omelet with hash browns cooked to perfection and toast. We also had biscuits and gravy with fruit. Who knew there were some many ways to have biscuits and gravy! Definitely check that out in their menu.

Good food, not that busy of a place, owner is typically there making the pizzas so you know there's…read morepassion behind it. And he also hires the right people. All in all a great place to go

Update: I'd still give it a 3 - 4 star rating cause of the quality of pizza. Have been there 3x…read morealready this year. At different times. Every time before it ended up getting busy. New York style thin crust pizza. We realize the thicker crusts are taking about 45 minutes to 1 hour BUT we always had to wait 45+ minutes for our thin crust pizza. Fountain drinks are very basic selection. Great pizza but long wait even for the thin crust. We are taking some time out for the rest of the year.

Great variety for sandwiches and salads. Sandwiches are made with bread they make right there. You…read morecan order just half a sandwich if you wish. Lots of different cookies they make as well. Cold drinks. Plenty of parking. Friendly environment. Give free samples of their bread to try. I love going here. ​​

Great Harvest Bread Co offers a great menu of products. This is family owned & a franchise shop. I…read morereally enjoy the seeded breads & Savannah Fruit squares My score today is because: I think it is State Code that restaurant staff need to restrain their hair in some way so it is not loosely hanging about the head or face. This should mean no tendrils, no whispies, contain all hair in a hat, net, with hair tie, pins or with hairspray. Absolutely no employee should be touching their hair without then washing their hands. If the next time I'm in and see hair falling loosely around the face, I WILL NOT HESITATE TO CALL THE FOOD INSPECTOR.

We love coming to Leonardo's pizza when we are in town. You walk in and it's like stepping back in…read moretime with the decor. The service is always good, just know if it's busy you will wait, but it's so worth it! We ordered the all meat pizza and the bacon cheese burger pizza. Also a full order of the cheesy garlic bread, family grabbed most of it before I could grab a picture. Also the mozzarella sticks are amazing. Drinks are also good. If you can, stop by this locally owned business!

My friend and I sat the bar and the bartender was friendly and efficient. My buddy's drink was good…read moreand looked like a good pour, not burnt but not too light either. My margarita had a good flavor but I tasted no tequila or triple sec in it, I ordered a second one, same thing. We ordered food as well, my friend ordered a quesadilla which looked good and was good according to him. I ordered a lasagna and was not impressed - the temperature was slightly less than the surface of the sun, the marinara sauce had too much sugar in it (like Filipino spaghetti sauce), the portion size was small (I ate again later that night), and for it being lasagna, it had one lasagna noodle in it. I've had a similar dish in Napa, CA with similar results. I wasn't impressed, not in Napa, not here. Not sure where they got their lasagna recipe from but it needs to go back and stay there. The "cheese bread" on the side was disappointing as well. It was essentially dry French bread with pepperjack cheese melted on it. If you're going to do that, at least put some butter on it and grill it, otherwise it's a bland, tasteless side mess, which it was. I usually have a mixed drink and their pizza and have yet to be disappointed, so next time, that's what I'll do. Avoid the lasagna or whatever it is they call lasagna. As far as the bar itself is concerned? I love the retro look and feel of the place, always have, always will. This time though, there were A LOT of kids there - must've had some sort of special going on. It wasn't loud or obnoxious or kids running everywhere while we there, I've just never seen that many kids there before. No biggie.

My buddy and I had breakfast here and I'm not sure where the low ratings are coming from…read more He had an omelet with farm potatoes, toast and coffee - he said it was hot and good. I had a shipwreck and it was good as well. 3 eggs, 3 ingredients (sausage, corned beef hash and cheese sauce), and barn potatoes. I drank chocolate milk. We both took food home as these portions are large - so I have breakfast tomorrow. Our waitress was friendly and quick. The restaurant was clean and decorated in the breakfast house style that it is. Again, I'm not sure of the low ratings, I will return.

I was surprised how much I liked this place. I was not expecting much having not heard anything…read moreabout this place. On a whim we decided to try it out for lunch. I had a mushroom burger. I was not asked and it was cooked medium, I would have preferred a little less but it still had a good taste. There was plenty of cooked mushrooms but no sauce. The side of mac & cheese was tasty. My company had the French dip that looked like it had a good helping of beef. The side of fries had a light seasoned salt giving it a little extra flavor. Service was very attentive and polite, possibly because there were not many people for the late lunch crowd. The place was well lit with plenty of windows and looked clean. It could hold a larger group if needed. If given the chance we will be back.

Yum-o! I usually go to Parlor City because it is on my…read more"route", but my distaste for Chocolate Yogurt (PC's yogurt flavor of the day) prompted by my NEED for frozen yogurt led me up the road to Kool Moo. Not only did they have the "flavor of the day" (yellow cake batter OMG!), but they had numerous flavors of frozen pints to take home. Root Beer and Blackberry won me over that day but Raspberry and Boysenberry were calling my name as well (next time!). I would definitely come back here again. The lady helping us at the counter was so friendly, and the location has lots of seating and parking spots. Cash or Check only!

Was there the day it opened (1970s). I grew up just around the corner on Regent Street. I worked at…read moreElmcrest (1974-1976) and everynight as I walked home from work I stopped by for a chocolate shake. Three of my siblings worked there as well as an old girlfriend. Even knew the owner/creator Stewart Salter. After moving to Oklahoma and when visiting my parents on Regent St., I always made a point of stopping by - ensuring both my kids had the opportunityy to experience the Kool-Moo experience. Awesomeness! R.J. Hansel

5-stars! Yummy food and they're great for asking if you can make something vegetarian by excluding…read moremeat or putting on side.

Gym girl approved. Bulk season certified. Cardio optional…read more Listen. If you're counting macros... maybe don't open MyFitnessPal before reading this. Because Rio Burritos said: Protein? Yes. Cheese? Also yes. Portion control? Absolutely not. And honestly? Respect. The Birria Tacos (aka post-workout happiness) These tacos are CRISPY. Like audible crunch. Golden, juicy, stuffed with slow-cooked beef that tastes like it's been marinating in flavor since 1997. And the consommé??? You dip it and suddenly you understand why people fall in love too fast. Served with: Mexican rice (carb loading but make it elite) Refried beans with melted cheese (fiber... we're calling it balance) A lime wedge for aesthetic health Would I eat this after leg day? Yes. Would I eat this before leg day? Also yes. The Smothered Burrito (aka the villain arc meal) It comes out sizzling like it's announcing its presence. Completely drowned in melted cheese. Sauce everywhere. Zero shame. You cut into it and it's just layers of juicy meat, sauce, and chaos. This is not a "cute little lunch." This is a "cancel your plans and commit" situation. Foodie Influencer Notes: Portions are HUGE (shareable but do you really want to?) Flavor is bold, rich, and comforting Not watered down, not bland, not pretending to be healthy This is real, messy, satisfying food Gym Girl Verdict: Is it high protein? Yes. Is it high calorie? Also yes. Is life about balance? Absolutely. You can meal prep chicken and rice all week... but sometimes you need birria dipped in consommé while telling yourself "this is for muscle growth." Final Rating: 9/10 - would absolutely earn this on the StairMaster again.