My friend told me about stopping by here years ago so I finally decided to come with a friend on a…read moreSunday late morning. You put your name down on the clipboard and they'll let you know when a table is ready. People come in and out and don't linger so we didn't wait long even though they were pretty busy. Staff was nice. Friendly and quick. Helpful with recs from the menu too. The menu is enormous! So many things to choose from that we honestly didn't know what to order. Kind of overwhelming but at least they have enough options for everyone. I tried the fried chicken Benny while my friend got some kind of dish that came with toast, eggs, and grilled veg. The food was decent. It's diner quality so it does the job. Hot, filling, and reasonably priced. I also tried the pistachio rose latte while my friend got a shot of espresso. Not really the thing to order here. Probably will stick with black coffee next time. They take cash, card, and Apple Pay (only at the counter). Parking is chaotic. Tons of people coming in and out but still plenty of spots.

I grew up close to Grand Day Cafe and hadn't been in years. I met some friends there on a Sunday…read moremorning. It was PACKED, like most breakfast places are. We sat outside which was fine for a second until the sun was blazing down. The benches are nailed into the ground so we couldn't scoot them back or move which stunk. The food was good, classic diner breakfast. Their menu is large, with many different types of entrees you cannot find anywhere else. The service isn't the speediness, but they are friendly. A good local breakfast spot.

Ridiculously expensive! I had the Bennie, a cold brew, water and avocado on the side. It ended up…read morebeing $45!! My friend got a meal, water and cold brew and it was $48! They charged me almost $6 for a side of avocado and they didn't tell me it was going to be that much. Food was great but I can't come back if I can barely afford it for just myself.

If you're looking for a great brunch spot in Columbus this is it! The food was delicious and our…read moreservice was great. Clean, modern yet homey, and great music in the background. We came on a weekday around noon. We were greeted & seated right away. S/O to Sydney our server who was kind and patient with us being first time customers. We had some questions and she gave us great insight on the various menu items. Also we had the pleasure of meeting one of the co-owners Scott who gave us great recommendations on what to try. He was personable, attentive, and proud of the food being served (as he should be!). The items we tried were the chicken frittata 10/10, the wings & waffle 10/10 and the shrimp & grits 8/10. The portions are great and honestly sharing is caring. We all had a taste of each other's meals and it was a resounding thumbs up. All three meals were SO good but the frittata and flavor/texture of the waffle really stood out. If you get the wings and waffle get the Southern Heat sauce! You'll thank me later ;) Also don't let previous reviews about price point deter you. You get plenty for what you pay for. The portions are substantial and menu ranges from $12-16 appetizers and entrees between $19-35. Super reasonable and every bite was well worth it. Overall we had a stellar experience at this place and it truly was a pleasure to support a business owned by brothers who you can tell love food! Go check this place out and I bet you won't be disappointed. I will definitely be back!

Feels like a neighborhood bar. Lots of TV sets with closed captions…read more Loved the French onion soup because it has a rich, thick beef broth as the base. The onion rings were more plentiful this evening rather than the last time we were here. The Hugo Spritz depends a lot upon who makes it. The price certainly is better than LA prices. Good service.

We waited to order. We waited longer for the food. How long for the food....?…read moreWell from the time we "ordered" over 45 minutes and never received food. we left hungry and cold. (It was freezing inside that restaurant) It was relatively empty The server was nice. Not sure what the delay was. kathy the server said there was a huge take out order that delayed our order and ours would be right out. (Which I feel may have been a fib.... Not sure but my gut say probably.... Why? No one had come in for a "big"take out order, I think she forgot to log in our order as she was distracted with the table next to us that had their former cook there. I could see that easily happening under this situation.) After waiting another three minutes and no food, we were "over" Over the Counter and nicely told her were leaving. To cancel our order. She nicely tried to entice us to stay saying the owner was going to give us a gift certificate... but that just further solidified that they "knew" our meals timing had gone sideways and we had been neglected. We chose to leave and we dont really plan on coming back. Why? The inside seemed old. We saw the kitchen from our table. It seemed disorganized. It gave off a bad vibe. Add our wait. Meh. Like I said Im over over the table.

I had the Frogs Eyes and they made the eggs perfectly (runny yoke and no burnt edges) Fantastic!…read more The sausage gravy tasted very good and the biscuit was fluffy. I wish there was a bit more gravy as the biscuit was big. I really enjoyed the food. It is a cute restaurant in University area and I saw much more then just students so I think locals frequent there also. Our server was very friendly and helpful with me when I paid using my phone. We laughed since it was my first time using the drop pay feature. I really had a great time there!

Hangover Easy has been one of our go-to breakfast spots for years. It's a classic diner in the…read moreheart of a college town, and the atmosphere has an electric, fun college vibe that fits the setting perfectly. The chicken and waffles are consistently excellent and are one of the main reasons we keep coming back. I'd normally give this place five stars, but this last visit did feel like a few balls got dropped. They appear to have switched to a different coffee creamer that tasted artificial and ruined their coffee for us, and our server was a bit inattentive, forgetting a few of our requests. That said, this has consistently been a fantastic breakfast spot over the years, and one off visit isn't enough to change that. If you're looking for a casual, reliable breakfast with great food, Hangover Easy is absolutely worth a visit.

Tried this diner for the first time. I ordered the chicken salad sandwich on a croissant and I…read moreloved how the croissant was toasted. There was a decent amount of chicken in the salad. The French fries were hot and seasoned well. My husband ordered the turkey club sandwich and it had a good amount of sliced turkey on it. Our waitress was attentive to our needs. Sirius radio was playing in the background. We will definitely come back if we are in the area.

Abner's is a nice, cheap spot in old hilliard that is a Towne Staple. We arrived early morning…read moreFriday and seated ourselves due to a sign stating to do so. It was moderately quiet with no booths available only tables left. so this must be a morning ritual for a lot of folks nearby. While waiting for our menus we got lost in the past of old Hilliard with all the cool pictures and historical photos. They had so many framed photos on the walls. When we did receive our menus my daughter opted for a kids French toast with bacon which was only 4.99 on the kids menu. I opted for biscuits and gravy with house potatoes and eggs over easy for 11.99! Nice execution of B&G with a yummy country gravy. Biscuits were a little hard on the edges but that was the only thing left on my plate. With some salt and pepper added to my meal it was a fulfilling and tasty breakfast. There's only a couple waitress, so it may take a little longer than average, but we still received decent service.

Canal Wigwam isn't a fancy brunch spot, and that's exactly its charm. This is the kind of…read moreneighborhood diner every small town hopes to have. Think black-and-white checkered floors, red/chrome chairs and counter stools, a soundtrack of '50s and '60s classics, and waitresses happily singing along while they work. The atmosphere feels welcoming, lived-in, and full of personality. The food is straightforward, affordable, and exactly what you'd hope for from a classic American breakfast. You don't come here for an açaí bowl or an eggs Benedict flight--you come because you're hungry, you want your eggs cooked right, and you know you'll be taken care of. Places like this become community staples for a reason. The service was warm, the energy in the room was contagious, and the whole experience reminded me why diners like this make me so happy. We'll definitely be back, and next time I'm looking forward to trying the lunch menu.

I want to like this place so bad, I really do! But the food just does not hit for me! I first tried…read moreCanal Wigwam about a decade ago (I have lived in Canal for 13 years now) and had such a poor experience that I didn't return until today. I thought that I would give it a shot again, but the food was just as disappointing as my first try. The service is great though! Everyone seems to be friendly and kind! We stopped by around 10 AM today (Saturday). Every table was full (so clearly others do like the food/service). My husband and I started off with a cup of coffee while our daughter got a glass of chocolate milk. The coffee was watery and bland (although they have a sign up front about having the world's best coffee). Be prepared to wait a while for your food. It took almost 45 minutes for us to get ours; however, it was understandable considering every table was full! For food, my daughter got the cinnamon roll. She absolutely loved it! She said that it was super soft and ooey-gooey! My husband ordered the steak and eggs. He ordered the steak medium, but it came out very well-done (super chewy). I tried his home fries with his side of bacon and both of those were good! My daughter enjoyed the bacon too! I had the biscuits and gravy and a side of "cheesy" scrambled eggs. A big no to both! The biscuits were undercooked and the gravy just tasted like a large clump of flour! The "cheesy" scrambled eggs were tough scrambled eggs with some shredded cheese sprinkled on the top! While the food was not "it" for me, there are other things that I do enjoy about Canal Wigwam! It's a cute little diner located in the center of our comforting and cozy town! They promote many other local businesses through their "decor" - the dining tables are designed with local businesses flyers/contact information, their coffee mugs promote another local business, etc. Again, I really want to like the food here, but for some reason - my taste buds do not agree!

Food was tasty with good portions and fair priced Service…read morewas very good our server was attentive and friendly It's a hotel restaurant, large open area with comfortable tables and seating. We will be back and do recommend trying out this place

Wow, hamburgers were terrific! Beers were delicious! Service was great! Kat the waitress was a one…read moreperson show and did a great job despite tremendous odds as being the only person on-duty! Bravo Kat!! We shall return!!

We were here with a large party (roughly 20 people) and was surprised to be waited on by a woman…read morewho said she'd been there less than a week. (It was clear she had serving experience though). She began by counting off numbers to match the bill with parent/child. I opted for the grilled walleye and was excited to see they had gluten free fries. The fried walleye was a HUGE serving that was definitely meant for sharing. The mozzarella sticks were a huge hit. The salads looked phenomenal and my daughter loved her burger. Now, when we got the bills it was mass chaos! The manager was very gracious in helping our server. I felt bad since she was so new. She really did a great job at handling so many orders among our 2 tables.

I've had this place bookmarked for a while but never found ourselves in downtown cbus until today…read more We saw a matinee show at the Ohio Theatre (highly recommend) and then walked over to Pat & Gracie's for a late lunch. Arrived approximately 3:30pm - restaurant basically empty (maybe 5 tables total occupied). Went to check in for 2 and the host said he had reservations at 5. Huh? So I asked do you mean you can't seat us until 5? And he said no, that we need to leave by then because other people are coming. I thought that was very weird and unprofessional. I've never had an experience like that before. It's a basic sit down place, why would you think we'd linger for more than an hour and a half? Whatever, weird feeling, but we were seated. Seated in the walkway. Not like in a path but literally blocking the walkway where you step down. Why do I say this? Because people walking by kept banging into me. Not their fault. Why is there a table there? And why were we seated there when at least 80% of the restaurant was empty???? Ok whatever. Ordered food including their signature made in-house tots. Waitress comes back and says they were slammed in the morning and they're out of tots. (Man I feel bad for the people coming at 5. LOL) whatever except the people at the next table appeared to be served tots. Food was tasteless. The Mac and cheese had a weird texture like the roux wasn't cooked properly. My patty melt was mostly bread as the patty was too small for the bread. My husband had the signature chimi burger and it completely lacked any chimichurri flavor. Like at all. We were out by 4ish (plenty of time for them to prepare for their expected onslaught) and needless to say I've unbookmarked this place from my yelp. Maybe we'll try the Mexican place across the street next time. ‍