I thought I reviewed Sweety House when they first opened but I guess not. This is ran by a husband…read moreand wife and it's amazing! They are so friendly and helpful. The wife makes the baked good fresh herself! The banana pudding was amazing. Cheesecake-delicious! We've had the cheesecake bites and banana bread which are all delicious. We recently tried the elotes and it was fabulous as well. I'll definitely continue to stop in and support!

Sweety house now has NY style Cherry Cheesecake. Yes, NY Style. If anyone puts anything other than…read moreCherries on cheesecake it's going to be below standard. Having lived in NYC in the 80's and having been to Juniors Cheesecake, I well recall what real cheesecake is supposed to be. Sweety house doesn't release a product until it meets perfection. Go get yours. It's tru NY Cheesecake.

Party of four Very traditional…read more Food always delivers exactly what the menu describes. Sunday special 25% off appetizers Flight samples of choice beer and wine perfectly complement the variety available. Desserts are a staple Portions large Prices are reasonable Service was better than fair - not very crowded for a Sunday 4:30

This place feels like you're eating at someone's house, nice and cozy…read more They've been open for 26 years and serve the most delicious German food. I would have liked more tap beer options. Came here on a Sunday and they have Sunday special all day, 25% off all appetizers. I ended up ordering a dark beer because they were out of IPA. It was good but would've liked an IPA. I ordered the big Smokey beef bratwurst, it was really good. Probably the best I've tasted. It was juicy and had a great smokey flavor and wasn't salty. It came with German potato's and sauerkraut, best sauerkraut I've tasted. My BF ordered the traditional beef roulade, it comes with a side of red cabbage and spaetzle. He said he tasted better elsewhere for what it cost.

Bitzee Mama's is a neighborhood mom and pop restaurant. Food…read moreis very good.... menudo is awesome, fajitas are very good. You won't be disappointed. Lulu, and Christina (owners) are very beautiful ladies and take pride in their restaurant. Try it... you'll like it! Rudy & Lydia

You can't go wrong with this downtown Glendale classic - I usually just keep it simple with the…read morecarne and bean and cheese burrito. I like to add lettuce for the crispy snap. Parking isn't always the friendliest but you can find something around the back that's safe.

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.

1/2 Kiss the Cook…read morehas a true hole-in-the-wall diner vibe with a loyal local following. The staff was very friendly, and it was fun to watch regular customers being greeted by name and sometimes having their usual orders started before they even sat down. The restaurant stayed busy during our visit, which speaks to the community support they receive. I ordered the Huevos Rancheros, and my wife had the Cajun Benedict. The food was decent, but it wasn't memorable enough for us to specifically come back for the menu alone. That said, the overall experience and atmosphere made the visit worthwhile. The parking situation and location are a bit challenging, but they clearly haven't stopped people from finding this place. If you visit, bring cash and save room for one of their homemade pies. While the food didn't quite wow us, the friendly service and classic neighborhood diner atmosphere make it a unique local experience worth trying.

As you walk inside it's like going back in time in the cutest way, with old metal milk cans,…read morepictures, and knick knacks too. We waited to be seated while our table was being bussed, and the butter pecan coffee aroma was so inviting ! I loved that they had yummy dog biscuits for sale at the entrance, with a photo of a pup named "Chewy" digging in. We ordered breakfast while enjoying our coffees and chatting at the table. I had the Country Breakfast with sunny side eggs, apple smoked bacon, biscuits in gravy. One had only a slice of pie as he already had his breakfast and it was gone before I got a photo...oops. Lastly there was a Cook's Breakfast with pancakes, bacon, eggs, and a beautiful basket of mini muffins that are so good... The lady serving our table was great, smiling, and paid attention to coffee mugs. The one thing that could have been a bit better was the pancakes: a little bit underdone in the middle, tasting of raw flour, but were fluffy and good otherwise. I don't come over this side of town often, but next time ... we'll be back :) PS They have frozen "take and bake" pies and fresh ones too, so make sure you order 24hrs in advance if you want a whole one. There is a daily pie on the menu: today was Turtle pie with extra crunchies.

Came here on a work trip for lunch and got a burger though since I'm on a fruit and animal based…read morediet I left out lots of toppings. Ordered over phone and picked it up. Service was pretty good in terms of care and getting me the food I desired. The only problem I had was when I looked online the prices on their menu was different than what I was charged. When I addressed the concern I was just told menu prices changed. I did mention online is what I ordered based off of and showed the price and mentioned some people may come in and not be able to afford the difference and planned ahead to eat here. I felt they should have honored the price online. But they didn't. Overall the burger was good and so was the peaches but I wouldn't go back because i felt I didn't know what to expect to pay and I had a budget to stay within. Ambience inside was cool. Reminded me of old school dinner.

Thank you very my Nicole for your warm welcome and attentive service, and with a smile no…read moredoubt~this restaurant was clean, family oriented, and ready for a busy mid day round. My hubby ordered a huge Belgian waffle with eggs made exactly to his liking, with home fries and sausage. Coffee was hot and my cup never empty. I had the fish plate with zucchini, cottage cheese, side salad and a dinner roll. They are big portions and everything was hot and cooked to perfection. We'll definitely be back. P.s. I forgot to take pics of everything when it arrived...but here's what I did capture.....of what was left. I'm full - completely....thank you Country Boy's and Nicole ~

Awesome prices!!!!! Food is fresh, cooked to order. The majority of menu has healthy while still…read morebeing tasty options. I missed breakfast i really wanted their green chili pork burrito. So, instead we ordered 2 thick BLTAs, an order of fries and a small summer salad which i highly recommend. Total UNDER $20. Drinks are free! Where can you find that much quality food with pleasant staff for $20? You just have to try the Summer Salad SMALL. Strawberries blueberries Craisins candied pecans, on a bed of fresh greens with spinach with cojita cheese crumbles and a chilled sliced grilled chicken breast. The picture looks like a large size but it is a small, thats how generous they are! ,

I just spent time in this facility and was glad I had the opportunity to eat at this hospital. The…read morefood was amazing, upscale restaurant quality, hot, tasty and well prepared unlike most other hospitals nasty, bland and usually cold food. I must say I've never, in the 10 or so other hospitals I've been in, ever, tasted food that I'd actually be willing to pay for not to mention eat like I had here. Heck, I wish there were more Cafes out on the street that serve as good quality food as they do here.

The original tearoom of Glendale is a must visit if you are a tea or an afternoon tea person. It is…read moreworth the short drive from Phoenix. This historic home is charming from the outside and right on the corner. You will not miss it. They have a small parking area. We were picked up and dropped off by ride share and had no issues. I strongly suggest reservations. We went on a Saturday at 12. They were busy. We had no issues, I made a reservation. Everyone that came had one. The house has limited seating. You may be able to luck up, walk in, and they could accommodate you. I enjoyed the Royal Tea. This does require reservations. They need two day notice. It comes with the three course tea service, soup, salad, and of course tea. I suggest coming hungry if you do this service. It is a good bit of food. It is great bang for your buck! The service was great. Each person we met was friendly. Our server was kind and helpful. She would keep our tea pots full. If she was busy another server would help her out. I would definitely suggest The Spicery.

Invited to "tea" by my girlfriend's aunt…read more Of the six of us, three of us are males -- and with every seat in the house filled, we were the only three males in the house. It was very difficult to communicate across the table due to incessant, loud chatter of the other patrons. Forewarned is forewarned, yanno? I suspect there was an informal contest to see which table could talk the loudest. I've only been invited to High Tea in Victoria, BC: hushed, polite conversations in a tranquil environment, not an active competition to see who can out-shout the people on the other side of Glendale. The raspberry ice tea I had was good, and I appreciate that it wasn't drowned in high-fructose corn syrup. The flavor was subtle enough to make me believe that it was natural, not chemical like the kind you get from soda vending machines. My Caesar salad was generous in portion size, but the lettuce was warm and wilted. The dressing likely came from a jar... but I could be wrong. The facility has a great deal of character, is very interesting. Service was good... and it was very busy. Might be interesting to come back when the cheering squads aren't practicing shouting into the bleachers.