Very unassuming diner. In fact, I didn't even know it was there, as there wasn't any signage. (I'm…read morenot sure that's always the case, or if I just missed it, but I wouldn't have seen the restaurant if I hadn't Googled and GPS'd it). The place was BUSY and we sat down at a recently unoccupied, but still full of dirty dishes, booth to get a seat (the waitress near the door instructed us to, "go ahead and find an empty spot." It took a little while for the table to be cleared and the servers to acknowledge us, but not TOO long considering how packed it was. The food was very good and the servers were attentive with refills on the coffee and soda. I had the Herb Nelson (a scramble) and my partner had a burger. If I find myself in Streetsboro in need of breakfast or lunch, I'd definitely return!

Seat yourself! The…read moretag teaming waitresses were all nice. The diet soda I got was gross, I don't know if the syrup just needed to be changed? Either way they did let me switch to a coffee. It was very typical burnt dinner coffee. The food took a little while to come out, but when it did...yum!! I had the eggs benedict with hash browns. It was all seasoned perfectly. I normally prefer my potatoes a bit crispier, but they were delicious. My husband had a western egg sandwich on a croissant, which he enjoyed very much. We shared a half order of biscuits and gravy. I would get my own next time... too good to share. We also had a slice of French toast and a pancake with the "turtle" topping. The French toast was NOT cinnamon, which is what I am used to, so the first bite I was a little thrown, but I would definitely get it again. The pancake with the turtle topping, it wasn't all topping, they had mixed the pecans and chocolate chips right into the batter and then drizzled it with caramel and topped with whipped cream. All delicious! The actual building may be hard to find if you don't have good gps. There is currently no signage with the name of the restaurant. The window does say Diner so at least you know it's food, haha. Go. Have breakfast. Or lunch, that also looked delicious.

i really liked the environment and the decorations, it felt like starbucks or chipotle but more…read morepersonal sorta. waitress was super nice, they have free donuts if they find out it's your first time. the food was super presentable--it looked like it did on the website

I live in a food Mecca city for the past 12 years. So when I come home to visit, the food scene…read morehere hurts my soul. Until I found this place. This was the first menu that truly excited me to try. This spot raises the bar for ohio food. The southern/ Cajun flair in the menu made my heart flutter. The Cajun shrimp and crawdad omelet was amazing but the bacon and gouda grits stole the show. I could eat my body weight in that dish. My only complaint for food is, I would have loved a louisiana hot sauce or some vinegar based hot sauce to go with it. Not gonna lie, our server definitely forgot about us, a few times but.... the food made up for it.

Over Easy at the Depot in Kent leans hard into the train station theme, and honestly, that part is…read morea lot of fun. The atmosphere gives the place some character right away. We started with the cinnamon roll waffle appetizer, which ended up being a bit underwhelming--not really worth it for two mini waffles. I had the chorizo tacos, and while the flavors were good, I kept wishing they'd used shredded chicken instead since it gives a better texture. Service was fine and attentive, and overall it's a solid spot if you're in the area, especially for the setting

The interior of this restaurant is so cool! Thought the mixed ceramic salt and pepper shakers and…read morecoffee mugs were cute. Service was good--attentive and kept the coffee and water full. The food was alright, pretty standard breakfast food taste and price. Would definitely choose Over Easy over the other breakfast place in that vicinity.

Stopped in to good grief again on Saturday. Always delicious wraps and chips. "My Kentucky home"…read more is a chorizo breakfast burrito masterpiece. Love stopping here. Quick service and friendly staff round out a great spot. Just a couple small tables inside but Heartwood coffee is attached with spaced there (I believe they are affiliated) and I think there are some outside spots. We love to pick up and go enjoy at home.

I had a burrito. Pretty good tasting. Small place needs a sign on the door or you miss it. Quick…read moreservice too

We started with drinks: black berry mimosa and salted Carmel mocha latte. Both were divine. The…read morewait staff was attentive despite the steady stream of customers. The exterior of the building is not much to look at, but inside they have really made it charming. The entrées we chose were the classic eggs, Benedict and the quiche. At first, I thought they were quite pricey, when the entrées came out, the portion sizes are enormous. It is always very busy I'm told, but it is worth the wait.

This was our first time visiting this restaurant while traveling from out of state, and we were…read moreexcited to try it. There are a few things to know before you go. Parking is very crowded, but you can usually park at nearby businesses. When we arrived, we were greeted warmly and given the option of waiting about 20 minutes for indoor seating or sitting outside with heaters. We chose outside. Even though it was raining, the heaters kept it comfortable and it was still a nice experience. The biggest issue was the wait for the food. It took about an hour for our meals to arrive. The staff was very apologetic and explained they were having issues, which we appreciated, but an hour is still a long wait. This was especially noticeable because the restaurant's website mentions that, due to limited space, guests are asked to limit their stay to about 75 minutes. The inside of the restaurant also felt very congested because of the front entrance layout and the constant flow of people coming in. One suggestion would be to add the bakery items directly to the menu so guests can easily order them with their meals instead of having to ask separately. Our server was very nice, and the food itself was good. I ordered the hash with scrambled eggs and a coffee, while my wife had a pot of tea and the Croque Madame. They also had specials available, but we decided to keep it simple. Sorry, no pictures -- we forgot to take them. Overall, the prices were slightly higher than normal for similar places we've visited.

Food was great. I just got the tonsils out and they brought out perfect food for me. The service…read morewas excellent. The place was nice and clean.

Prices are insane at this place. $17 for an omelette?? 22$ for corn beef hash? We looked at your…read moremenu and left.

Stopped in for brunch around 10:30 p.m. and found the place a bit busy, but well-maintained and…read morewelcoming, with family members running the front of house. The atmosphere felt genuine and community-driven. The food was the highlight-easily one of the most creative, thoughtful, and flavorful breakfast experiences I've had in the area in a long time. The originality of the dishes really stood out. The grits, in particular, were excellent-something that's surprisingly easy to get wrong, but they executed perfectly. One of the most impressive aspects was the takeout quality. I ordered a meal to go and didn't eat it until 15-20 minutes later, yet it still held up incredibly well-no reheating needed. That level of consistency is hard to achieve. Overall, I'd definitely recommend this spot to friends and colleagues. If you're unsure what to order, their Instagram page is worth checking out for inspiration

The food here is DELICIOUS. Casual atmosphere. Dine in or pick up. Service is friendly and prompt…read more The catfish dinner is very tasty. Crispy and well seasoned.

Been in a few times for lunch. Really really good! Tucked away off the main drag next to a closed…read morebridge, I've had the spinach shrimp salad which was delicious. Service is always fast and friendly.

Great place! A little out of the way but the place is cozy, nice menu options and wonderful…read morefriendly service We enjoyed the fish dinner the most. One of the best around. Really big salad too

Great experience. Cute little cafe with amazing food and pastries. We were blown away by how great…read morethe food tasted.

This experience was pretty good overall. The shopping area is adorable with tons of niche items…read morefor purchase. I also appreciate a place that caters to folks who are gluten free and/or vegan. I will say that the two desserts that I tried were okay overall. The cupcake was definitely better than the donut. I'd come back to try some of the food since the friend I was with said it's very tasty. The service here was friendly and warm.

Attractive old-style diner, friendly, attentive service and good food who could ask for more?read more

This was my first time visiting Johnny's diner and I'm glad I did…read more The decor looks like a 50s diner very well done with a lot of cool things on the walls and around the diner. My waitress was very sweet and attentive and was a pleasure to speak with. I ordered the buckeye skillet. It came out really quick and was very hot and tasty. The base of the skillet is a biscuit with sausage gravy, which were surprisingly good for being in Northeast Ohio. I liked everything about it except that I always order my hashbrowns crispy crispy and the ones that I got were soggy. Johnny's serves up a good cup of coffee, a nice dark strong cup of coffee. I'll definitely be back again. I will bring my wife and friends. I looked at their menu and they look to have an authentic Philly cheesesteak made with cheese whiz. I'll have to try it next time. Overall, a good experience I would recommend Johnny to anybody wanting a good bite to eat at a fair price.