Cute location, basic diner grub…read more Came here on a whim. Running out of breakfast spots so need to scour further out. This place came up a decent distance away, so I made the trek. Sole server was hospitable. Lots of items were unavailable when I tried to inquire about them. Drinks were self-serve, but they did deliver food. I opted for the stuffed French toast and tried their home fries to see how they prepped them. Food came out with a little wait. Took my pics and dug in. The French toast, they did try but it was not the best. Cream cheese was as advertised, sweetened and smeared lightly between lightly dipped bread pieces which were grilled on a griddle. Lots of blueberries and a few sliced strawberries. And some powered sugar for decoration. Taste-wise was okay, but was way too bready and not enough seasoning. If I were to advise on how to fix this, make a cream cheese filling with the cool whip and cream cheese, and make it a substantial layer of filling. Macerate the strawberries, and soak the bread a bit longer so the custard can seep in. The home fries were lightly seasoned, cooked through but lacking flavor. I like my home fries to have a bit of a sear to them with crispy browned bits. I also like them to be seasoned a little heavier, or else all you get is a bland potato. Pricing was about 18.50. So not bad for the dishes I ordered. Portion was right, just the quality was lacking. As a little local diner, it fits the bill just fine. You can get eggs and omelettes and the space is nice. Just know it's very basic and you'll be just fine.

Turned away when the restaurant was still open due to a special event…read more Why weren't the hours updated online?

Recently stopped in for breakfast with a friend. Weekday, and surprisingly not busy. Seated…read morequickly, given menus, and caffeinated. I had one of my standbys at TCD. ...Yukon Cornelius. Two eggs, toast, two hash brown patties, and 4 slices of thick cut bacon. My friend had her usual. Single fried egg on a hard roll (which she kicks up by bringing her own jalapenos). Food came out really fast, and met egggspectations. One tip - ask for the bacon to be well done (I forgot this time - my bad). Anyway, prices very reasonable, service efficient, food really good, with an abundance of choices. What more do you need? 4.5 stars

An excellent local spot I found while here for a meeting. I had the steak burrito and fried…read morepotatoes with coffee. It was excellent . Great portion for the money, came to the table quickly and was piping hot. Probably one of the best tasting home fries I've ever had. Staff was fast, professional and it was very busy so they are great. Make sure you tip them !!!!!

Not bad local diner, little pricy…read more Came here because it's one of the few breakfast spots I've yet to try. Made the trek and found a small diner at the end of a strip. It's a homey spot, lots of seating and the staff was very friendly. I opted for the Irish Benedict, so I can try their hash and their eggs. Food came quickly, I took my pics then took my bites. The eggs were poached well, hollandaise is creamy and rich, English muffins toasted and buttered, and the hash was a little gummy and mushy. Whatever they mixed with it made the texture not so great. For 18 bucks, it was mostly executed right but stumbled on the one element that increased the price point. As an eggs Benedict, it was good but pricy for what you get. For the area, it's a solid diner spot. It's good, but just a little high for the quality.

It's been over a year since my last visit, but Angelina's is still in "the rotation" for our…read moremonthly get together. "Our" consisted of four of us this time. Sophie, our waitress, greeted and seated us. BTW, the joint was jumping at 9:40. Angelina's makes their own CBH, which is always a plus. So, I opted for a CBH omelet w rye toast and home fries. Chuckles had a western omelet; Manic Mike two eggs over w ham steak, potatoes, and rye; finally, my fried Crash Test Dummy Ron had a Belgian waffle, real(!) maple syrup, blueberries, and a side of sausage links (4). Food came quickly considering the crowd. Sophie kept us over caffeinated while we waited. The interested thing about the omelets is that the cook adds CBH (or western ingredients, in Chuckles' case) to the top, in addition to the inside. My omelet was excellent. My only quibble - the toast was more like warm bread than toast. Polling the crowd produced an average of 4 stars, coincidentally my rating. I am definitely a fan.

Such friendly servers, delicious food, tasty coffee. I got the Warsaw Benedict special - YUM!read more

What an amazing experience. I had a late night out and before you know it .. it's just before 6 and…read morethere's no other places open till then except for The Gathering Ground. Mon to Sat they open at 5am. I was only 10 minutes away from 6 but I figured they look like a place I'd want to eat at anyway and fate brought me to this awesome establishment. Upon entering it's not too bright and not too dark especially for this hour. The place looks immaculately clean. It's your typical diner feel just a little more modernish with the color scheme inside. Two breakfast bars and the rest booths and tables. Round stools at the bar for seating. The waitress greeted me and I just sat at the breakfast bar. I got a a coffee to start, nice med - dark roast. Not burnt and tasted freshly made, good quality Java to wake you up. Better than Dunkin could offer lol. For my breakfast I decided on the Crazy Good Hash and a side of sausage (they offer links or patties, I love my patties so that's what I chose). First bite was just amazing. I wasn't sure what to expect .. I low key was just thinking it would be the stuff from a can like other diners use but no.. you will not get that here. It was legit fresh corned beef... griddled with hashed potatoes .. it was light and flavorful, crispy crust and soft interior. Not drowning in sodium like the can stuff. The corned beef really just melted in your mouth, so juicy and tender just like a properly cooked corned beef should taste. It was just amazing and I was completely blown away. Paired together with high quality eggs and perfectly toasted with butter toast, there was not one bite left. I couldn't stop eating it. I was almost sad with my last bite .. but I was about to explode anyway since it was a very generous portion. I'm just a glutton when it comes to good savory foods. The sausage patties were great too .. nice crispy and juicy, good flavor profile, not herby like some .. I don't like those but these were great. Please come give this place a try and go for the Crazy Good Hash and Eggs. You won't regret it.

"And there's fire on the mountain Lightening in the air…read moreGold in them hills and it's waiting for me there" (Marshall Tucker Band) Fire On the Mountain has one of the most unique menus I've ever encountered. Seriously, where else have you ever seen breakfast quesadillas, catfish and grits, cheesecake cornbread waffles, smoked brisket hash, deep fried pork ribs, catfish, mushroom, and alligator tacos, and a Puerto Rican Rice Bowl all happily living in the same menu's neighborhood? And then, the icing on the cake was our server - a charismatic and uber-friendly gent named Bromwell who lights up the room with his personality. He made my list of the five greatest servers I interacted with this year. The restaurant's location is as unusual as its menu. You'll find it occupying the front space at the Suffield Commons Senior Living Apartments! Yup, as you walk through the restaurant and out their back door, you actually enter a common space for the housing complex. The restaurant itself has two dining rooms with booths, tables, and chairs and a bar with dining room chairs. That eclectic menu is chock full of breakfast, lunch, and dinner choices with Mexican and barbecue flairs. We were there for lunch and ordered two things. The first was an enormous Cheese Quesadilla ($9.35) with pork ($3.12) on a grilled flour tortilla served with sour cream and pico. It was a thing of beauty, cut into five thick wedges loaded with smoked pork. Our second item was a Caesar Salad (Half size for $6.23) with a side of smoked brisket ($9.36). I passed on the croutons and Caesar dressing in lieu of barbecue sauce as my dressing. I gotta tell you, the brisket was GREAT, a big serving of tender and juicy smoked beef cut into four slabs that must have totaled close to a half pound. We loved everything about Fire On the Mountain and agreed that we need to return for a proper breakfast when we are out that way or making a morning airport run. PRO TIP The restrooms are located in the housing complex's common space I described earlier/ Just exit the restaurant by the door in the rear dining room, and you're just about there.

Went out of my area to try a new place and happy that this spot was on my watch list…read more GPS threw me for a loop but once I parked and made my way inside I was positively greeted to an empty place, will not lie I was worried. Had myself some pancakes, scrambled eggs and potatoes and this hit the spot! Pancakes were huge filled with blueberries. Potatoes were crisp as I had asked. And when I order scrambled eggs with cheese this is exactly how I want them made, fluffy and mixed together. They have alligator on the menu and as temped as I was to order, I will save that for next time.

Wow! What a business this place has. I don't know how they do it... so many baked goods that look…read morelike they were baked this morning in Paris. Fast service, excellent drink menu. Surprises galore.

Spent 3 days on this strip and this is the best place by far in it. I had -…read more - Almond croissant - LARGE, dry and didn't have enough filling - Cortado - amazing - Doro bowl (chicken) - amazing - breakfast sandwich add avocado You order at the counter and take a number. You bus your own tables. It was very busy all 3 days I ate here but food and drinks came out quickly. The place has a gorgeous interior and really fun menu but I'm rocking 1 star bc it could REALLY benefit from some simple sound treatment. t's extremely loud / especially the kids, chairs against the floor and the clanking and clearing dishes. The staff was kinda young and Gen Z emotionless/blank and bored - irritated to be at work but mostly it was super loud - chairs scraping the floors, voices carrying, etc It's a must do out of the airport or if you live close by. I just hope they get the noise under control.

Recently stopped in with six friends for breakfast.on a weekday morning. Our server, Judy, a…read moremainstay for years, was excellent- efficient and affable. Handled our large group with ease. I ordered two eggs over medium w home fries,.CBH, and rye toast. Everything was perfect. HFs lightly seasoned. Deacon Al's blueberry pancakes covered his plate and then some. All of us were pleasantly full, and polling my friends elicited 4s and 5s. Judy kept us well-caffeinated. Prices reasonable, food very good, service excellent. Overall, a solid 4.

Good eggs Benedict. The coffee I got was $4.30. That is unbelievably expensive for what it is…read more Plain coffee. Served in a Styrofoam cup no less I actually just had to dump it. It tastes like burnt water. I can get a large coffee for under four dollars from Dunkin. Not the best place for a take out meal. Cash only.

Haven't been here in years and that's been a hugh mistake. I had forgotten just how good this place…read moreis. Interior radiates an authentic Mexican Cantina and the food is as authentic as you could hope for. Wanted somthing lite, so I had Pozole with shredded chicken; the broth was outstanding; portion size gargantuan, definitely made in-house. this was a real treat. You'll find things on the menu you won't find elsewhere. Service was friendly and, attentive. If you're seeking something different when jonesing for Mexican, most likely it'll be found here.

We Stopped here for dinner this evening with my family. We are recent transplants from Los Angels…read more Our server was very professional and friendly. Wife and I enjoyed their chips and salsa. I especially enjoyed their salsa roja and salsa verde which were served in two small plastic containers. I was disappointed with my fish tacos. The fish was dry, over cooked, and the tortillas were not soft. Their beans and rice were good. Over all, I thought the food was very mediocre. Maybe I should have started with a margarita.

Maria is a wonderful waitress! She made our experience here so amazing. We will be back!read more

$5 taco Tuesdays can't be beat, absolutelyfantastic.. Great menu and awesome service…read more 5 out 5 stars. Highly recommend..

I stopped here after reading all of the raving reviews with high hopes of having a great bite to…read moreeat for dinner one evening. Perhaps their other food is better than what I ordered, which was a combination grinder, but I have to say compared to others that I've had in the area, this seemed more like a 7-Eleven convenience store hoagie with its limited amounts of meat and cheese. The other thing that I'll mention )just because it seems to be a theme at every restaurant that I've been to around 8 PM in this town), everybody seems to be far more concerned about walking out the door two minutes before they're supposed to close is the impression they leave on guests now walk in 20 or 30 minutes before closing time. This will be the third time I've been to some quick family dining establishment in the area that I've had this experience-- I'm gonna offer management the same advice that I've offered to other establishments nearby: If there is a time of day that you want to leave work, you should close your business in whatever time it takes for you to clean in order to make that happen as opposed to risking guest walking in and being made to feel as if their inconveniencing everybody who works there for making the decision to go to your establishment to spend our money.

Staff are always polite wether eating in or taking out . Large seating areas ,family style or…read morebooths . Food portions are good but not much flavor .