Our party of 10 Comprised of mostly Greeks some in the diner…read moreindustry ) had a very good overall experience at "The Double T ". Who knows diners better than Greeks! This place is a traditional diner. The kind I miss so much after moving away from metropolitan areas in the Northeast. Big portions, hot coffee, a humongous menu and those desserts that stare you down in the case when you walk in screaming " Eat Me!" Ten folks, ten meals, ten 5 stars. Order anything you like it will be delicious & come hungry .

This is the best in town so far! I'm so glad we finally made our way here for breakfast/lunch…read more Parking is a bit cramped but doable. We walked in and met the hostess. The hostess was dressed like she seats people at a Michelin star joint. She was efficient and sat us quickly. Our waitress had everything memorized, our cups were always full, and she was super nice. My husband had the club and I had a huge breakfast platter. Everything was amazing. So much food. The Bloody Mary was great. We were very happy with everything and we will be back soon.

Lima's served me the biggest burrito I've ever had in my life!! I had a chicken burrito that was…read morestuffed with chicken, pico de gallo, black beans, rice, cheese, the famous house sauce, and sour cream. It was so big it was hard to keep it's shape - it kept unfolding. My dining partner had a 1/4 dark meat chicken dinner with plantains and rice. Everything was very tasty! Great food here!

We walked to Starbucks and sat outside w our drinks. And could not help but notice how great…read moreLimas Chicken smelled. Then we watched as person after person went in and picked up food. We weren't even hungry but went and got a full chicken, plantains, and friend rice. It was phenomenal. It even tasted great the next day. Def will be back.

Excellent atmosphere and awesome waterfront views and quality food options and impeccable service…read more Greg

Super yummy crab "salad" with lumps!! Sat on the deck and enjoyed the view. Just beautiful! We…read morecelebrated Bdays. The wait staff brought us a surprise cake. She was very attentive and helpful with our drink menu. Definitely going back.

A solid, straightforward bite: the dish came out warm, nicely seasoned, and satisfying overall. The…read moretexture held up well, and each element tasted fresh without trying too hard to impress. It's a simple meal done right, offering dependable flavor and a pleasant finish. The service was on point as well.

Finding this local diner is your first task, so thankfully GPS will direct you right there. Two…read moresmall dining areas greet you along with the sweetest servers. Being a single, I naturally sat at the bar counter. A cavernous coffee and an extensive menu quickly appeared. The coffee was hot and fresh, as you would anticipate. Having the counter to myself, I got a recommendation of the skillet breakfast. I was most certainly delighted when it appeared a few minutes later, steaming hot (don't touch the bowl) and looking epic. My server said don't be in a hurry. I think that is the predominant theme here; relax and let life come to you. I had heard great things about the cream of crab soup, so I took two home to share. A fantastic way to start your day if you are anywhere near Shady Side (or make it a destination trip if you wish.) I will return the next time I am in the region. I know I won't be disappointed.

Very disappointing experience. My car was hit in their parking lot, and I went back to ask if they…read morecould review the security cameras since my vehicle was parked directly in front of them. The first employee I spoke with was kind, but when I returned, the manager was extremely rude and dismissive. I left feeling judged because of my appearance and personally felt that I was treated differently. If you park here, make sure you have a dash cam or your own evidence, because based on my experience, don't expect the restaurant to make much effort to help if your car is damaged.

I had crabcakes from four places during my visit to the area. The Crab Shack's were the Best by…read morefar (G&M: wasn't as lumpy in the good way, Jerry's: was good but didn't have me returning, and Full On's: Grilled Cheese Crabcake was entertainingly decadent but the crab was dry). If I were still in the area, I'd be back at The Crab Shack in a heartbeat. I don't think I've every had such huge lumps of crab so lightly coated in a delicate sauce. Amazing! and the Crabs were Heavy! So good. Look for Scott, he really took care of us :)

We have had food from this restaurant several times. It is…read morea hidden jam, in a neighboring community to where we live. It definitely is a hideaway! When you walk in, you can tell it is a neighborhood hang out because everybody knows one another and the bartenders definitely know their customers! It's a very warm and welcoming environment. We have had several things from the menu. The pizza is very good! The crust is crispy and the toppings are plentiful. If you like appetizers, you'll definitely want to try the loaded, tater tots, chicken quesadillas, or not! All of them are delicious. If you're looking for somewhere, that's a little off the beaten path, and not a chain restaurant, definitely give this place a try.

LOVE this absolute GEM of a neighborhood bar. Always friendly service, cold beer, great pizza,…read morecheesesteaks, smash burgers, big fresh salads! They've got something for everyone.

West End Grill, Naptown -- Unforgiven Edition…read more It's a hell of a thing, killing a plate of green beans. West End happy hour. Adam behind the bar slinging John Dalys for $6.75 like Little Bill forgot to outlaw liquor in Big Whiskey. Then dinner rode into town. Chicken Cordon Bleu: 4.5/5. Moist as hell, ham and cheese doing exactly what God and France intended. Only crime? Needed more sauce. Not enough to hang the cook, but enough to knock half a star off the bounty. Then came the risotto. I believe it was forged somewhere beneath the earth's crust. One million degrees. Molten fucking steel. I tried to approach it. It threatened my family. No rating. By the time that thing reaches an edible temperature, Clint Eastwood will be smiling in a movie. But those slow-cooked green beans? Jesus. Sweet onions, what tasted like some ham-hock sorcery, cooked down until everything knew everybody else's name. I hit them with a dash of Tabasco and suddenly we weren't eating a side anymore. We were settling a score. Top-five green beans I've ever eaten. And understand something: I come from the South. Green beans aren't vegetables down there. They're a competitive sport. I ordered a second damn bowl. Adam kept the John Dalys coming, the happy-hour price stayed ridiculous, and when I asked his favorite movie? Unforgiven. Well, Adam... "Deserve's got nothing to do with it." Except tonight it does. Those green beans deserve five stars, a second order, and their own goddamn horse. Fork around and find out, Naptown.

We had a 75th birthday surprise party in the private back room with 33 people. The space was…read moreperfect, the food was amazing, and the catering team really helped me with food selection and quantity. I also cannot say enough about our server Jenna. She brought us beverages, kept food filled, kept tables cleared and always had a smile on her face; she was amazing. I would highly recommend the West End Grill! If I could give them 10 starts I would. Thank you team for a perfect event!

I enjoyed this restaurant so much! It was my first time visiting, even though I live nearby. The…read morerestaurant is somewhat hidden away, unlike many restaurants located in busy shopping areas, which made it feel peaceful and relaxing. The waiter was very friendly and made us feel welcome from the moment we arrived. I ordered the crab cake sandwich, and it was fresh and of excellent quality. My friend and I sat outside by the water. Even though it was a hot day, the beautiful view, attentive service, and delicious food made for a very relaxing experience. We spent a wonderful time chatting and enjoying our meal. My friend and I were both very impressed with the restaurant. Overall, I had a great experience and would definitely recommend it!

This was our 2nd time to Harpers Waterfront - this time for lunch - and, I am sad to say, that it…read moredid not live up to the level of satisfaction that I got the 1st time I was there for dinner. Maybe they step it up for the evening meal, I don't know. But there was just something about the meal that did not hit the same bar. We went there in the early afternoon. The bar was surprisingly crowded while the dining room was mostly empty, maybe 4 or 5 tables were full. There were even people sitting outside on the deck. We both ordered the same darn meal: cream of crab soup and the crab cake sandwich. Of course, our plates looked exactly the same and - also of course - we had the same reaction to the dishes. The cream of crab soup was "meh." The broth was nicely thick but its flavor was a bit too robust for something with crab in it. The soup just about overwhelmed the crab meat. Too much seasoning, too much spice, just too much. It also lacked a large amount of crab meat in it. The serving was large, served in a bowl that was almost as big as my head but filled only halfway (thank God). Suffice it to say that the cream of crab soup is not the reason to go to this restaurant. The crab cakes were better than the soup but only marginally. There was a whole lot of filler in there and the crab mix was not thoroughly mixed up. One bite had a lot of crab, the next bite was all filler, the next was a mixture of the 2 - someone just did not take the time and effort to fully combine the ingredients well. Don't get me wrong, the crab cake was good, just not great. But the biggest downfall of this dish was the bun. The bun was much too big. It overwhelmed the crab cake; too much bread. Both my spouse and I took the crab cake off the bun and ate it naked. It was better that way. The best part of Harpers Waterfront is its location. The waterfront view is delightful and relaxing and pretty. The dining room is very nicely decorated and there is plenty of room between the tables. It is not a chain restaurant and that is a good thing too - you can tell that the owners have put a lot of great thought into the atmosphere and the "look" of the restaurant. Even the men's room is nicely furnished. The dining room is sophisticated yet natural and relaxed. The location on Turkey Point is a little secluded which makes you feel like you have happened upon a secret little place not known by many people. That is a plus here. Do I recommend Harpers Waterfront? Yes I do. It is a very nice place to have a meal. Ok so maybe the food can be improved but it is still a nice place. The location and the atmosphere alone is enough to bring me back here.