*A perfect place for singles, dates, a conversation for two or a party for 10…read more *The food will make you want to go back for more. *The service is always an A+.

Looking for a new brunch spot? First Watch is always a fine choice. The servers are consistently…read morefriendly and attentive, without being overbearing. During our latest visit, mom tried the seasonal Spiked Lavender Lemonade and I had the Lavender Lemon Mimosa. Both were light, refreshing and just different enough to be fun. The Market Veggie Sandwich was so fresh and wholesome, I felt downright pious eating it. The Sweet Honey Pecan Salad was the perfect companion for my 2 For You. It had a harmonious blend of sweet and savory. I didn't know I needed WARM honey Dijon dressing in my life. I would totally not judge you if you got low-key obsessed with it. Btw, the portions are quite generous. Beware: the pancakes are GINORMOUS. Seriously, come hungry.

Classic local breakfast spots that's built for regulars. Menu is pretty extensive but mostly simple…read morecomfort food rather than trendy ones. It's my first time here but my friend has been here a few times before and she's always had a good experience. Service is friendly and efficient considering how busy it can get in the mornings (especially on a Sunday). Some dishes can be a little greasy (the hash browns) but that's expected. The eggs Benedict were standard and nothing too special. Overall, it's dependable and affordable if you're looking for a hearty breakfast spot.

What seemed like an easy errand for my husband to pick up some lunch for me turned into a terrible…read morecustomer service experience. Looked online ahead of time gave him my order to find out that they don't have an up to date menu on website. That's fine, so I pick an alternate. Food, pretty good.. hashbrowns crispy and portion size nice. The issue is that my husband is not white and the staff working ignored him and gave him unreasonable trouble. First, seats him for a takeout order. Second, takes and brings food to three other patrons who entered after him. Never provided a menu to him and once other patrons food arrived he decided to go to the checkout to place our order. We will stick to other restaurants in the area as a racist establishment is not where I will spend my money or time. Have the day you deserve, Village Cafe.

Five star Waffle House…read more The food was perfect and exactly as ordered. All the wait staff was super nice and they seem to have a lot of local regulars. We saw a guy come in and give the team a loaf a Keto bread and they just made him exactly what he wanted without him having to say anything. If you are in the area and need a Waffle House...this is the one.

Great affordable food with quality service…read more Was in town visiting my cousin and I've never been to Waffle House so decided I'd go on my trip. went to one earlier in the day in Saint Ann's which was one of the worst experiences of my life. This one that we went to for dinner was much better, much cleaner, more efficient etc. S/O to the nice women working in here who are short staffed and overworked. They had smiles on their faces and were very accommodating. My burger was awesome. Only reason I can't give 5 stars is because of no french fries or chicken strips. Cmon Waffle House, Hashbrowns and Burgers is insane.

Been a while since we were here and they have changed the menu and added a few new things. The…read morecheddar biscuits are still the highlight and oh so delicious, salads were crisp and tasty. The Admiral fears was a real treat with , fish, scallops, shrimp and clam strips plus a side making enough for 2 meals . Husband really liked his shrimp plate and the drink was very light and refreshing.

I rarely review places, but my experience yesterday is still bothering me…read more Every year on my birthday, I go to Red Lobster. It's my trashy "fancy" restaurant and it's been a tradition for over 25 years. Yesterday was my birthday, so off we went. This particular location has been going downhill for awhile now, so bad service is expected. We're relaxed and I've never talked to a manager before. From the jump, there's a 25 min wait, no problem. We sat at the bar for a round. Over 10 minutes and no one acknowledged us or took our order. The bartender took my husband's order and the couple next to him, not ours. We were with a couple of friends. Eventually, takes our order and charges my husband my the stranger's drink, too. My husband is super laid back and they had a laugh. We're seated and our server is frantic, sweating, and clearly stressed. We're not in a rush, and eventually takes our drink order. 10 mins pass and they arrive. We order apps. They take awhile and there's no biscuits in sight, or plates. We ask for plates. They don't have any. Biscuits arrive, we've ordered our food, and I always ask for extra butter and lemons when I order, bc I don't like running servers around. Food finally arrives, half my crab legs are cold, no extra lemons or butter. I ask, and was told he's waiting on melted butter. Weird, but ok. My husband had ordered endless shrimp and was ready for his second round. He took my crab to reheat. 20 mins later, I talked to the manager to the side. I don't like embarrassing anyone, especially when I don't think most of this was the server's fault. I was explaining, when another server walked about talking about a gift card, and the manager snapped his head around and, in a raised voice, said "Don't interrupt when I'm talking to my guest!!" I was mortified for the kid. I also have a stutter, so tense situations like that make talking really difficult. As managers do, he apologized while looking past me. He stopped by the table, brought butter, my crab, and my husband's food. Our friends had long since finished their meal and had boxes. Everything there ruined my appetite, but I didn't want to talk to the manager again. I would assume he'd comp at least an appetizer, but nothing. They had one cook and one expo all night. That's a nightmare with a full restaurant. Including the tip, drinks, ours and the stranger's, just our bill was well over $150. To the server, B (I won't give his full first name), I know last night was out of your control and you weren't set up for success. I'm sorry if you thought our frustration was aimed at you.

My family of ten adults and two children had a great Easter morning breakfast here. The staff were…read moretremendous and honestly happy. This restaurant should be on your radar to visit and have a meal. The food is amazing and generous portions priced reasonably. Owner should be proud of their staff and for us they made Easter morning something special. Thank you.

The wait staff was super nice and genuine. Seemed happy to be here…read more I got a normal eggs benedict and asked for over medium and they gave me a runny mess. Not a big deal but they put so much hollandaise on the sandwich I couldn't see it underneath and had to scrape it all off. The whole dish was now a big soupy mess. If you eat it fast enough you can still get a few crunchy bites. The bowl of fruit was nice. All fresh and nicely placed.

We go to this place with embarrassing frequency and 99% of the time it's incredible. Food is good,…read moreservice is great. My only complaint about the food is that it seems lately, like since this year, the steaks are getting a bit iffy. They're either not cooked right or bad quality but half of the time you have to dig out the good parts. It's a bummer. But anything else is usually great.

I've been a couple times recently. For a chain restaurant, the food has been fresh, well cooked,…read morewith good service. Obviously there's a texas, western theme but luckily the country music isn't turned up loud ha! I had the garlic lemon chicken with crispy brussel sprouts, and baked sweet potato (i recommend this combo). recently. I had a strawberry salad with white balsamic vinaigrette (instead of the menu sugg raspberry dressing). The chicken on the salad is freshly grilled and not microwaved chicken strips with the little stripes painted on that so many chains have reverted to. My dining companion has been on a caesar salad kick and really enjoys longhorn's. Nit on the menu, but a grilled chicken caesar is available if requested.

Great dinner tonight! We had a French dip sandwich with chips and a bacon cheese spud along with a…read morenacho basket. Added lemonade and soda, delicious. Servings were huge and filling! Restaurant was so clean, food came out quickly. Very enjoyable meal

If you like Panera, you'll probably like McAlister's deli even more because the food is really good…read moreand the portions are a decent size. I really like the option to pick two and you can choose from sandwiches, soups, salads, and loaded baked potatoes. They have a yummy vegetarian chili. There is a large parking lot with disabled accessible spots and a ramp to get inside. They offer mostly indoor dining, but there are some patio tables to enjoy on warm weather days. You order from the counter and they give you a number and serve you at your table. Even on busy days, the service is fairly quick. They are known for their iced tea and it's quite good whether you like it sweet or unsweetened.

Texas Roadhouse is one of our favorite chain restaurants. The food quality, portion size and…read moreservice is consistently good and their menu has something for pretty much any taste. Our grandson says their cheeseburger is one of his favorites. It is always lively and a bit on the loud side, but not so loud that you can't have a good conversation. Everyone enjoyed their meals, except the single pork chop. It was seasoned well and usually juicy, but tonight it was on the dry side . Otherwise, the steaks were cooked to each person's liking, the salads were fresh and so was the bread. We also enjoyed the Rattlesnake Bites (jalapeño poppers) appetizer. It was cheesy and spicy.

After finishing a fun Stick and Puck session at the nearby RecPlex in St. Peters, we decided to…read morehead over to Texas Roadhouse for dinner, and it turned out to be the perfect way to wrap up the evening. My wife checked in online while we were still at the rink, and just as we pulled into the parking lot, she received the text letting us know our table was ready. The timing couldn't have been better. We walked in and were seated immediately, which is always such a great start, especially after an active afternoon. As soon as we settled in, we were greeted with their famous warm bread, which never disappoints. The ambiance at this location is consistently lively, and it's one of the reasons we enjoy coming back. Country music fills the room, the energy is upbeat, and the big-screen TVs keep the atmosphere buzzing. With March Madness in full swing, the whole place had that exciting basketball buzz in the air, making the dining experience even more fun. The service was exceptional from start to finish. Our server, Joy, was incredibly friendly, attentive, and quick to take our order. She made us feel well taken care of the entire time. For my meal, I went with the Country Fried Chicken, one of my favorites, and asked for the brown gravy on the side. It was absolutely delicious. The crispiness was on another level, perfectly seasoned and cooked to perfection. For my sides, I chose the bowl of chili and the buttered corn, both of which were flavorful and satisfying. My wife ordered the beef kabob served over a bed of rice, and she loved every bite. The seasoning, the tenderness, the portion, everything hit the mark. Our boys were just as happy with their meals. Our older son ordered the herb‑crusted chicken, which he enjoyed, and our younger one went with the classic cheeseburger and steak fries. Both meals were a hit, and the portions were generous enough that we even had some leftovers to take home. Overall, this visit to Texas Roadhouse was another fantastic experience for our family. From the smooth check‑in process and lively atmosphere to the excellent service and delicious food, everything came together perfectly. We left full, happy, and already talking about our next visit. We truly love coming here, and we'll definitely be back!