Three words! "Out-Friggen-Standing!" How the chef here isn't helming a Michelin Star restaurant is…read morea mystery. Amazing customer service and the food is out of this world. We heard about it all the way out in Vegas and we had to stop in for breakfast. From flaming Bananas Foster topping on my waffle to the very well balanced Irish Coffee, this place is a solid Five Star hit in my playbook. It's tiny and very cozy to boot, reminding me of the little hometown diners I experienced as a kid. If you don't try it, you are missing out!!

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

Very small dining room but worth the wait! Food is exceptional- traditional breakfast treats with…read morean upscale twist. Definitely take the time to check them out!

Solid 3.5. Retro little restaurant, dare I say diner. Stopped at n for breakfast. Small dining room…read more5-6 tables and 2 counters. Ordered up a Sausage & Gravy with Biscuits and a chorizo scam Pdue egg with potatoes. Good portion size. The biscuits and gravy were ok (tasted like corn meal was added to the biscuit). I liked it, my wife was so so with it. The Chorizo scrambled eggs were good and just the right size. I'm not a big breakfast fan, so it worked for me. Finished it off with a chocolate shake. That was ok, but I built it up far more in my mind than it was. Good service, and the restaurant was slow of customers..

Again. This is just a local diner that is decent. You are going to get an OK meal and a decent…read moreprice. It's not fancy. But sometimes you don't need fancy. Breakfasts are good. Lunch is good. They have dinners and specials too. It's a solid no frills meal. Decor is 1980's but comfy. Menu looks to be a bit pared down. More manageable. Prices are fair. We got the grilled cheese and tomato soup special. Soup was good. Not watered down Campbells. Had chunks of tomato and herbs. I got the Italian hot sub with fries. Also ok. Could have used more meat and cheese but it was ok. Good amount of fries. Server was young and asking us a few times if we were good. So she was attentive. Overall it's fine. Again not gourmet but OK.

Very nice little family restaurant. Cheerful and helpful staff. Great pricing for breakfast…read more Breakfast Menu has everything you would want.

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.

The main descriptor here is "cozy." Classic diner setup with wooden booths, plain coffee, and…read morecholesterol-rich splurges. They are doing it right! The food was what-you-would-expect diner fare. Menu items weren't inventive, but they didn't need to be. I enjoyed that some entree combos included both savory and sweet elements--some places divide these up, and I usually need a little of both. I went with the Paul Bunyan with a side of French toast, which scratched every breakfast itch I had. I'm also a hash brown snob, and I like it all seared together. This place didn't serve them soggy (thank goodness), but also not totally held together. Not a bad showing. I could see myself being a regular here!

Overall experience was pretty good. All the workers were very friendly and attentive. Only…read moredownfalll was the parking. We arrived around 12pm and the parking was so full, we had to park on the street down the road and walk. The inside was not even busy, plenty of open tables, compared to the lot, just must be very limited lot.

I'm so torn because the food was so good and the staff was super friendly however.... The interior…read moredoes need some help and a good deep clean. The interior is really my only complaint because aside from that, we had a great experience! Not pictured here but their stuffed pepper soup was delicious. Also loved the grilled cheese and chicken salad. Will definitely go back but hope they're able to clean the inside a bit soon! I really think that'd help bring in more customers.

Eddy's family restaurant is the epitome of a greasy spoon of yesteryear. My husband and I like to…read moretry small local restaurants instead of chains when we travel. Like other reviews, the interior needs help! Badly! But the amazing friendliness from the server and the manager, the great large portions and yummy foods can almost make you overlook it. They are very accommodating. I'm a type one diabetic and eat keto, and they gladly took the bread off of my corned beef sandwich and put it on a bed of lettuce instead. The corn beef can definitely give Cleveland Slymans a run for their money. My husband raved about their fries that were perfectly cooked, seasoned and crispy. For two people with tip it it was almost $60. But the portions were so huge. I've never had such a large serving of coleslaw. It was amazing because I love, Love,Love love, coleslaw, and up here in Cleveland we get tiny little 2 ounce plastic things that are just an embarrassment. Our meal was lunch and dinner rolled into one and we weren't even hungry later in the day at all!

Very nice lunch today. I had the Veggie Quesadilla, my favorite here. Hot and tasty! My friend had…read morethe Eggs Benedict, her favorite, and loved it. Our server was upbeat and attentive. The restaurant was comfortable and clean.

Cute little diner in Stow. We stopped for a quick dinner, and it looks like this place has been in…read morethe area for a while. Very American diner style food, with lots of choices of sandwiches, burgers, and salads. I got the reuben, which despite the smaller size, was extremely filling. It was on the oilier side, but got the job done for what I was looking for for that meal. The staff were friendly. I wouldn't be a regular to this place, but definitely not a bad meal if you're stopping by.

We had spent the day at the National park and were ravenous. The afternoon was rainy and windy and…read morethis place has amazing. We liked the burger more than the party melt but both were really nice. And you know how great fries can make or break a meal, well, the have you covered. The service was lightning fast and really great with customers. Great job

I'll start by saying I didn't do my homework well enough and didn't realize dogs had to be leashed…read morein the fenced in area. We drove 40 minutes so we could have lunch and our dog could hang out and enjoy the beautiful weather we had today. We could have went to a dog friendly patio closer to home had we known she was going to be sitting at the table. (We were the only ones there for the first 5 minutes, so I did let her sniff around) The fenced in area is very nice and extremely clean. Food was ok, just standard burgers and fries. Hate Craft 62 Cola, it's disgustingly sweet. Millie had her own little meatball hotdog, which of course she enjoyed! Overall it was a beautiful day and it was nice to have lunch on the patio, just wish our dog was able to roam. As I thought that was the purpose of it being fenced in.

I have been wanting to try this restaurant for a while and I'm so glad I stopped in! My friend and…read moreI were looking for a new place to try and we were both very pleased with our meals and the vibe! I am a true patio lover, so anywhere where I have the opportunity to eat outside is always a win in my book. I'm not traditionally a breakfast person, but I do enjoy a breakfast Sammie every now and again. I ordered the bacon egg and cheese on an everything bagel, which came with home fries. Our server was kind and helpful and it was a very pleasant experience. Thank you!

The service was the shining light for this brunch restaurant. I cannot stress enough how kind and…read moreattentive they were the entire time we were here from start to finish. The restaurant was also very well kept, clean, recently redone, and quiet so you can enjoy your meal. The meal was where I get a little let down. Their pancakes and sunny side up egg were perfect, and I feel as though the rest of their sweet/griddle items could be just as delicious. Their other savory dishes get a little... adventurous... when it comes to seasoning and overall cook. I am sure I will be back since I am an absolute fiend for all things breakfast, but I will probably stick to my sweet breakfast next time.