Fantastic place for lunch! The beet roast beef and goat cheese sandwich was excellent. The owner…read morewas incredibly kind and you can tell she puts her heart into this place!

Very cute, local spot with really good wings (not greasy, many options for dry rub /sauces and…read moreseveral are unique). Options for burgers are numerous as well, including your protein choices- beef, turkey, chicken, salmon and Beyond (vegan). Mashed potatoes may not be the ones you're used to as more 'healthy' type with herbs, not much butter. Drinks were great!

I came around 4:30pm and was the only one here. The waiter was the best part of my experience, he…read morewas so sweet and always checking in. The kitchen staff was obnoxiously loud, which with an empty dining room was blatantly disruptive. As far as the food, it was okay, the steak had a great flavor and was cooked medium rare just as asked. They gave me a healthy portion of sautéed mushrooms and onions, and the broccolini was lovely. I ordered the Parmesan truffle fries but they lacked any real flavor and, rather, were under-salted. I decided to try an appetizer of cornbread and honey with butter.. but I wish I had skipped it. The cornbread is dry, there is no corn in it (which for me is a negative but some might like that) and the flavor didn't impress me. Overall, it's a very expensive place to eat to not really enjoy your meal. I would suggest if you want a good steak head over to Sammy K's instead.. you'll cut your bill in half and leave satisfied.

I was excited to come here. Came inside and became…read moreinstantly confused. They have a conflicting theme when you enter Asian decor. Like a massive lucky cat and cherry blossom trees that lit up. Asian dragons on the counter and shelves. They were cute but didnt carry thruout the restaurant and Infouns that kind of confusing. But then there's a massive old photo of George Washington along with an oddly placed refrigerator that has big cuts of meat. There's just so much going on in the lobby that didn't tie together. Tbo, kind of gave me a little anxiety. The service was really nice. Every staff member that I met was welcoming and nice friendly -zero complaints. My food was ready a few minutes after I had arrived. I had ordered a size brussels sprouts and a side of pierogi. Brussels sprouts had the most potential they gave a lot of brussels sprouts, which were cooked perfectly and we're generous with everything they put on top of it... But that's where the problem was... on menu it read, "balsamic drizzled" Hmmm... Drizzled. These are more like brussels sprout balsamic soup. If it wasn't a takeout order, I would've sent them back. Wowzers, were they were swimming in the sauce. It wasn't that the sauce wasn't good. There was just far too much of it. made it un enjoyable. I didn't finish it If I could make a culinary suggestion to the restaurant, I would reword the description and iwn up to they are in a balsamic sauce and not call it a drizzle because there is nothing drizzled about this. I would not have ordered it if I knew it was in a balsamic sauce The pierogi... I was flat out, disappointed by this This says it was pan seared. I'm skeptical about this menu description. These look like they were flash fried. Either in the deep fryer, an air fryer or worse microwaved. I don't cook in the microwave so I really don't know what they would look like in the microwave But I do know what pan sear pierogi (we make homemade ones all the time) look like and these didn't look like that but they definitely did not appear to have any sign of being seared. Rat. They were tough and chewy on the outside with no buttery flavor that a pan seared item would have. I would not order this again. Inside of the pierogi tasted fine and the toppings the bacon and onions were plentiful, flavorful and we're done really nicely So- All I ate fully was the pierogi toppings. So for 43.10 (includes a tip) i had the MOST expensive dinner that consisted of a side of bacon and onions. As that is all that i felt was enjoyable and worth eating.

Like other reviewers, we came w/in a few weeks of opening and it was not good. We went back today…read moreto give it a second try, giving them the benefit of the doubt. Pros: Server was friendly, place was clean, restroom was clean, food was decent, and they now accept credit cards. Cons: On a busy Sunday, there was one waitress, one cook, and a hostess. I compared the menu w/another Burton breakfast spot (starts w/J, ends w/C), and not only are the prices at least $3 more per item, but they charge extra for little things, such as sauces, onions, etc... The food took more than an hour to come to the table and the waitress did her best to keep the patient crowd happy with offers of free "anything you want". We really wanted this place to be better, and have been hoping to see it turn around. A breakfast place with decent prices would be packed, especially with all the local work crews. However, even if the food (which was really pretty good) was on time, the price is just too far out to visit again. So sorry...

This place opened just 4 days ago. The breakfast menu seems limited. My wife had the Country Girl…read morebiscuits and gravy. She liked hers. I ordered 2 eggs scrambled with sausage patty and wheat toast Meh Maybe they will improve with time

Stopped on my way back from a day of Erie fishing going back to Pittsburgh and this place has a…read morereal frank and shirleys feel had the steak sandwich so mf good actually

*Sunday's breakfast buffet is an excellent way to start the day. The food is delicious, kept hot…read moreand eggs are served to order. It Takes place on the 4th Sunday of each month. My husband and I dine here often. The staff are all incredibly friendly and welcoming, as well as efficient with service. We've never had a single issue nor complaint. The menu is very "American Family Diner" done right! The prices are very reasonable, you won't leave here hungry, nor with a giant hole in your pocketbook. 5 out of 5 stars

I love coming to this place because their food is homemade. The dressings they have are homemade…read more Every dish you order is also homemade. They have some wonderful pita bread and banana peppers. They have good chicken, Dicks fish witch is also super good. They also made their salads perfect. When you go there make sure to ask for the Italian dressing !

I was welcomed to this restaurant with open arms. Service was so friendly it made me feel like a…read morefamily member even though I was just passing through. My meal was great too. On this day they had a Swiss Steak special so I went with that. I chose to start out with the soup of the day instead of the salad option. The Potato Soup was just amazing. The Swiss Steak dinner with mashed potatoes and gravy was total comfort food bliss! Friendly service and good food at a reasonable price! If I'm in this area again I will go back. If you are nearby try it for yourself!

We had a memorable meal here at this historic meat market from the 1800's…read more We had brunch, homemade pierogies, and short rib hash. We loved the historic building and location. My husband enjoyed a bloody Mary with a mix made from scratch. My pierogies were the best I've had in Ohio where it seems they serve them every Farm-to-table with a wonderful view of historic downtown Ashtabula.

I had never been to Ashtabula and the only reason we stopped here was because of the Beach Glass…read moreFestival. We were visiting the various vendors then decided we were hungry. This place has a lot of character! The wallpaper made me smile:). We ordered the calamari and pierogi appetizers and they were both very good. I ordered the Turkey sandwich and my husband had the steak sandwich. I enjoyed my Turkey sandwich and the fries were very good. My husband wound up eating half of my sandwich because the steak sandwich just was not good. There were spices on it that my husband and I just did not like, and the bread was hard to chew. Everything else was very good, so this sandwich was disappointing. Our server was friendly and took care of us despite the busyness of the festival. I'm glad we stopped here and if we're ever back in Ashtabula, we will try it again, but won't get the steak sandwich.

First time here! We are moving to the area soon so finding great spots is a must. The food was…read moreexcellent! Wow that corn soufflé! Drinks were super yummy. And Leyla our server was very nice and hard-working! Love it, we will be back soon!

Hanging out in wine country on a Saturday and wanted to get something for dinner. Saw this place…read morewas close and also had good reviews. There were some people at 6:00p not slammed but enough people. So it seemed encouraging. Lots of TV's and booths plus tables. Better inside than outside. There were 3 of us and we all got different things. I got the Greek chicken wrap with chips. The wrap was ok. Kinda dry. Didn't taste the dill spread really. The chips were good. They are like fair chips that come in a twist. Really thin and crispy. Another person got the steak wrap with salad. The salad dressing was a bit vinegary. The wrap was ok too. Next person got the margarita flat bread and wings. Wings weren't good I am told. Not big and sauce was not even coating the wing. The flatbread had a balsamic glaze and that made the flatbread very soggy. So she was not impressed at all. Service was ok. Prices were ok too. Lots of people so they might have something else good we did not get. Parking lot was rocks but plenty of parking. Probably not a return. Not sure we got the best experience. Food was mediocre at best.

Good food and good value for the price. This is a favorite among locals as the full parking lot…read moreattests.

Without the recommendation from a local store I would not have given this place a second glance…read more Outside it looks like a combo biker bar-lizard lounge. Inside it's a fantastically warm, inviting, local eatery. Filled with mostly locals. Brooke was our terrific server and gave us outstanding service. There is something for everyone on the menu and we chose the meatball pizza. OMG, this pizza teleported us right back to fabulous Philadelphia pizza from 1980's. Crust was light, fresh crisp buttery bread. The sauce was rich, slightly sweet, well spiced with fresh tomato taste. But the CHEESE, OMG, was the star. Winner, winner pizza! And the price point is ridiculously low. Put this on you dance card and ask for Brooke!

Staying in the area and tried Mary's Diner for dinner. We liked it so much we came back for…read morebreakfast the next day! 50's style diner serves typical diner food but also small town restaurant style food. Delicious food and friendly service makes this a great place for the "regulars" and first time visitors alike. Highly recommend!

Small town diner on our trip up North. Friendly wait staff, good food nicely portioned. Worth a…read morevisit.

Can you say "perfect eggs"? Holy smoke... I've had perfect eggs. I don't know what kind of sorcery…read morethis is- but I am in shock, and heaven. I do eggs over easy- and when you do this- you may get runny, or overcooked or a myriad of different hmmmmm moments. I ordered a basic breakfast, just eggs, bacon and toast. I had 4 pieces of scrumptious bacon, and the sweet server brought me a little side of sausage gravy- also to die for! Reasonably priced and there are many regulars here since many people were greeted as old friends. The building is off a main drag in Ashtabula, so hidden- and clearly--- these folks are here for food and family! I'm just here to find a perfect breakfast spot- and boy oh boy, did I ever! The only thing I'm missing is a small cot or couch to sleep in after having that awesome gravy- I'm sort of in a gravy coma right now- lol! If you're a little breakfast foodie you're in for a HUGE treat! The atmosphere is bustling and friendly, but not over the top trendy, like having a picnic with friends. You're here for this absolutely over the top food!!! I just hope the regulars don't run me out of here because I mentioned their little hidden Ashtabula gem... A must not miss. 10 stars for nothing less than EPIC food and stellar, quick, friendly service! Good news I won't forget the name!!

Came here during a visit to my husband's home town in Ohio. Im a city girl from Ny, Jersey, now…read moreliving in san Diego, I said I wanted to go to a real country diner w/ homecookin' where everyone knows each other just like what Ive seen in the movies. I loved my country shows Sweet Magnolias and Virgin River. This place is exactly it. Not just this place - this town! Straight out of the movies. Everyone is friendly knows each other and good ol homemade country cookin. Now back to Aunt Judy's. Their steak and eggs were ammmazing recommended by his niece. The gravy was the biscuits were to die for- literally- cz I had a second order and gulped it. The grits was just like I imagined creamy w butter cheese and salt. Oh my. My husband had the western- it was huge and tasty! I even ate the homefries which I normally don't! A++ everything tastes homey like comfort food. The owner Crystal knew my husband and every other person who walked in there. Everyone got a hug and a hello from here and everyone else. Thats how you know they love this place! She was soo sweet and bubbly- pretty and done up- like Mini Dolly Parton. I want to come back before we head back!! Matter of fact I will come back here every time we come back! Thank you Crystal that was verrry good cookin' and hospitality!!