I swear to God, this is such an odd place! The dichotomy between old and young still perplexes me…read more The majority of the clientele is elderly....think 80+. The majority of the employees (the servers, at least) are 25 and under. Plus, this place gives off Greek restaurant vibes, like the kind where you can get a gyro, spaghetti, or chow mein all in the same place: jack of all, master of none. You think it's all going to be tasteless food, but you would be oh so wrong. Mom and dad (80+, but with it) ordered liver and onions, I got an open faced turkey sandwich, and hubs got country fried sirloin. Everyone agreed that their food was delicious. I can't speak to the others, but for me, the turkey was moist, not dry, and the gravy (which they drenched over my turkey without asking, thank you very much) had really good seasoning to it...not overly peppery like at most places. The mashed potatoes were soft, not chunky, my side of corn was very buttery and NOT served in a bowl of corn water, and my cranberries were from a can (THE BEST KIND, and yes I WILL FIGHT YOU on this). We all ordered pie for dessert and I should have went with everyone else and gotten Key Lime, but I chose cherry. It wasn't the greatest of flavor as, even though there were real cherries in it, it was predominantly cherry flavored goo. Overall, I was pleasantly surprised, and I would come here again. But only with my parents, because I think hubs and I were the only people under 60, lol. 10/2026

Quantity for the price, 3 sides most entrees…read more Slow service even though the place wasn't more than 25% full. Another credit card fee restaurant on our do not do business with list. You have to read your check to find out after eating. I am tired of the tone and attitude I get when I call out the above. They don't like paying a service fee? Well, I don't like paying a service fee with a tip.

I went to The Vig a while ago to celebrate my friend's birthday and was surprised by the beauty of…read morethis place. The place was so gorgeous and when we asked to be sat outside, they willingly gave us the best outdoor seat next to a tree. Next time, we definitely will eat inside because of the perfect experience they provide in there. The lighting is dim and there was even a live violinist (or guitar I don't clearly remember). Our waiter was so nice to us and regularly checked in on us to make sure we had all that we needed. Even though they have a small menu, the food truly made up for it. The food was really amazing, I am definitely coming here again on a non-occasion day because the food was so delicious! I definitely recommend this place !

Great service! Our waitress was amazing!! The food was delicious. Recommend their tacos and if you…read morelike pazole soup, it was great and the waitress recommended corn tortillas to go with the soup. Yum!

Love the Pesto here! It's actually a Pesto Chicken pasta but we leave the chicken off and it's…read morereally yummy! As always service and ambiance are great. We always feel right at home at Park West Wildflower

Very nice staff. They have everything from sandwiches to…read morespaghetti and meatballs. I just ordered a small tomato soup, one of my girls had the spaghetti and meatballs which was actually not bad. My other Daughter had a soup and sandwich - we had a couple bottles of water. I'm telling you this because it was $70.00 - just know for an order at the counter kind of place, it isn't inexpensive. I will go back if someone wanted to go.

Theres something here for everyone! We had 4 generations of family today celebrating a birthday and…read moreeveryone had a great time.

Today is my mom's birthday, so I wanted to take her somewhere for brunch. I've heard good things…read moreabout Hash Kitchen, so I decided to take her here. I'd say it was a good decision. We both loved the food! Since it was a Sunday, I knew it'd be busy. I figured it'd be a good idea to check whether Hash Kitchen offers a way to join the waitlist online. Luckily, they do! I joined ahead of time and we arrived about 30 minutes later. While there were tons of people waiting for a table outside, our table was ready within minutes of us checking in. We were promptly seated and our waitress did not take long to take our order. I wasn't sure how long the wait would be after ordering, but it was surprisingly quick considering how busy they were. We ordered the Boujee Biscuits to share. Those were delicious! It comes with three kinds of butter, but my favorite was the salted caramel one. We also each ordered the Best F#*%ing Birria Hash and shared a stack of the Buttermilk Pancakes. Everything was so good, but I especially loved the Birria Hash. Once we finished eating, I was able to pay by scanning a QR code on our table, which was really convenient. I can truly say we had a great experience.

Two things: #1 - They have gluten-free bread as an option…read morefor toast. Yea for those people who are gluten intolerant! #2 - I had breakfast at the AZ Diner yesterday and ordered the Philly Cheesesteak Omelette. It was huge and stuffed with meat. I ended up taking most of it home and will get three more breakfast's out of it. It tastes good and is worth every penny.

Ever since Nick's II sold to new ownership under AZ Diner, we have seen a big change. Sadly, not…read morefor the better. A friend and I visited this restaurant on 06/22/2026 at 9:00am for breakfast. The dining area was not busy with just 3-4 tables occupied and a few people at the barstools. I was seated quickly by a hostess and given two menus while waiting for my friend to arrive. Menu: it's about the size of a Sears Catalog (exaggeration but about 8+ pages front and back) and appears to serve food approved by the United Nations (food from different parts of the world). This is the type of menu Gordon Ramsey would go crazy over and shred to pieces. Portions are not larger than before but prices increased considerably! Food: I ordered a Veggie Omelette with Spinach added and Whole Wheat Toast, decaf coffee, and water. My friend ordered an all-meat skillet, sourdough toast, coffee, and water. The omelette/skillet was overcooked and dry. My friend sent back his toast because it was served with a MOLD SPOT on it. Our server was not swayed by the mold and replaced it. No apologies or contact from the managers. By this point, we just didn't want to finish what we ordered and left. Dining room is well lit and spacious. Lots of available seating but could not help that their "Grand Opening" sign has been hanging outside for WEEKS. Servers are slow and never seem to be pleasant (more melancholy). Overheard one server speaking with some guests at a table using profanity. This review was based on my individual experience. This used to be our favorite breakfast spot but clearly is no longer the case. Having watched the gradual decline in quality and service, I am no longer inspired to spend my money at AZ Diner.

You know Big Dog is just gonna keep it real--some of the best Italian food I've eaten in a long…read moretime. The staff was amazing. The food was fresh, homemade, and made with pure ingredients. Had great company, Shorty G, who is an Italian Shorty.

We always come here for the bakery. Cannolis here are amazing along with any dessert. Today service…read morewas exceptional Arely did such an amazing job topping my cannolis they always come out so great but I've never had them topped with so much care. She was also super nice and did a great job with recommendations! Will be back for sure.

A Midwestern Classic Done Right at Jimichael's…read more I found Jimichael's while searching for "breaded pork tenderloin sandwich near me," and I couldn't have been happier. The restaurant is celebrating its 30‑year anniversary at this location, and the owner is rumored to be from Chicago, which makes sense--the place feels very much like a classic Midwestern eatery. I went with my wife and a group of friends, one of whom is originally from Detroit and was craving an "Iowa Porker" (a breaded pork tenderloin sandwich). He and I both ordered it, and it was excellent--perfectly breaded and served on a bun with lettuce, onion, tomato, and mayo. Absolutely delicious. The restaurant was clean, the staff was exceptional, and drink refills were constant without ever having to ask. My wife ordered the chef's salad, which was fine but not outstanding. My friend's wife ordered a burger and fries, and that was spot‑on: thick, juicy beef on a deli bun with a full garden of toppings. The fries were crispy, not greasy, and definitely noteworthy. We will absolutely be going back. They also serve walleye for their fish fry, the menu is substantial, and they offer specials for all holidays.

I went to JiMichael's the other day. I was not in the mood to cook. I brought my son and brother in…read morelaw. It was my second time there. The interior is a throwback to grandma's house, cozy yet surprisingly large inside. There are small knickknacks in areas all over, most with sayings on them, and cutesy yard decorations for sale up front. Remember, this is Sun City we are talking about, so we wouldn't expect much else. We were seated immediately. There were several diners in the place yet it still read somewhat empty. The menu is large, with lots of options, all day breakfast as well, and several specials, including fried walleye. That did it for me- I'm from northern Illinois and there are very few places out here serving walleye, my favorite fish besides halibut. My son got the payment and brother in law got the polish kielbasa with the sauerkraut on the side because he doesn't like it and Mike and I would eat it. Service was prompt and very attentive throughout the meal. Dinners come with soup or salad, potatoes or veggies. I chose one of the soups of the day: cabbage tomato. It was pretty tasty. Their cup size is almost a bowl in other restaurants. My son got the split pea and he was happy with his as well. Our entrées arrived. Mike's patty melt was huge. Ron's kielbasa was ok. Not a giant portion of the sausage but he also got mashed potatoes and the sauerkraut came in a salad dish. He loved the sausage. There were four giant sized pieces of fish on my plate, golden brown, and a good-sized portion of French fries. Plus tartar sauce. One bite of the fish and I was instantly transported back to family vacations in northern Wisconsin when I was a kid. The fish was amazing -- moist, flakey, perfectly fried. The coating was not thick- it let the fish shine through. At 72, I don't usually eat much at dinner anymore but I downed every bite of the fish, most of the fries, and a couple of spoonfuls of the sauerkraut. It would be great if they had an all you can eat walleye day there. But I think they would go broke because I would be there each time, lol. The tartar sauce didn't seem homemade - it was a little sweet for my taste but it went well with the fish. I'm a fan of malt vinegar on fish but didn't ask for it. Did I tell you fish was so freaking good? With our bellies quite full, we got desserts to go - my son got carrot cake, I got the chocolate cake, and Ron got cheesecake. I've had their carrot cake before and it's really good. Ron liked the cheesecake. The chocolate cake was just meh. It was dry with an odd aftertaste. Hardly any frosting. I expected better at a place that looked like most things are homemade. I'll definitely go back for the walleye there. They also had catfish on the menu - maybe I'll try that if the walleye is not on next time. With tip, the four of us ate for a little over $88.00. It wasn't cheap but it was not like getting dinner at a Michelin-starred restaurant in the city (even though I'd nominate that chef for the catfish, lol).

We were looking for a good 'ol, non-franchise breakfast/brunch dive and thought Royal Cafe would…read morefit the bill. Loved the photos and of the place on Yelp, the fact it is a single, standalone (non-franchised) and localized in appearance setting. It met the 'dive' expectations alright, but it ended there. The place was beyond homey; in desperate need of good cleaning, a spruce-up . . . at least a fresh coat of paint. Giving the additional star due to the great service from our server, but the rest of the experience leaves a lot to be desired. Had the Reuban Sandwich with fries and Greek Salad. The sandwich was 'okay', but the fries are the type that come right out of a large plastic bag from Costco / Sam's Club. The Greek Salad was average to below average making it a 'meh' experience. Won't be returning.

The food is amazing, the service outstanding, ambiance warm and inviting. Large portions served…read morewith friendliness and laughter. This restaurant is tucked away in an old strip mall on Grand Avenue. It's across from a beautiful Mormon church. Located in Sun City, it's a gem not to be overlooked. The prices are affordable and it's worth stopping in for the home cooked meals and service. We will be back to try more of their food.

Very nice staff; big group seated quickly. I had the large…read moretortilla soup and it was amazing. Lunch specials were enjoyed by many as well as the taco salads. Super helpful servers. Loved the decor, it was cozy yet we felt like we were out doors. Parking is a bit sparse.

Last night we stopped in with family and it was such a great time!…read more The gingerbread old fashioned had great flavor as well as my el coyote marg, both so tasty. Chips and salsa and cheese crisp are always on point but the food was the best it's ever been. My shredded beef enchilada was just perfect and my hubby loved the big quesadilla he got. My in laws always get the same thing but their food was spot on for them. The seasoning and flavor was enjoyable for everyone. The mariachi band was a bonus as well! Truly enjoyed them!

This place keeps getting better and better since the new ownership. Their sandwiches are allllll of…read morethe bang for the buck. You can share one and be full, or room for their desserts. The pocket pies are my favorite. I take issue with their old pieces of cake slices at full price, but since I almost never get them. Still five stars. They now have an interesting breakfast menu and are constructing a patio eating area

Stopped in to check this place out after seeing is on one of the local morning shows. Was greeted…read moreas soon as we came in and, stopped in for lunch and the sandwiches did not disappoint! The bread was fresh and delicious and you get a huge sandwich for the $$. After packing the leftover half of a sandwich for later, we then picked out some treats for later, which was a difficult task since everything looked so good. Highly recommend the little hand pies, the blueberry was awesome. We will definitely be back and look forward to trying out their cakes next!