First timer. Oh man their breadsticks are awesome!! So good, enjoyed them so much!! Wow!! Sauce not…read moreincluded but don't really need a sauce.

This place deserves 5 stars for the breadsticks alone. There are very few places that stick to…read moretheir morals and what they're good at. Zianos knows what they got, and they invite the world to try it. This place is comfortable, friendly, and presents a quality meal for everyone in the party. Again, the breadsticks alone can earn the 5-stars, but all-around, Zianos provides authentic Italian dishes to savor and enjoy.

Great restaurant, at home atmosphere, friendliest staff anywhere! The food is wonderful, priced…read morevery well and delicious! The specials are also a great choice for a nice price.

This place isn't fancy, but it's so worthy!!…read more We stumbled across this lil restaurant on a date night and we were so glad we stopped. The service was great and we enjoyed everyone we encountered. The food was so good. We started with fried mushrooms and ranch. I had the bbq ribs special and American fries. My husband had the blue gill platter. Their tartar sauce is AMAZING. You can't stop dipping into it.

After trying enough food, the skillets are the way to go. They are the best tasting menu item, by…read morefar. My husband got the Joanna's Skillet with over easy eggs and a side of pancakes, while I got the same thing but scrambled eggs. I think it might be better with over easy eggs, just because it gives you a little sauce to coat your skillet in. I don't know how they get their skillets to be so tasty, but it's fantastic and a must get when you're here. Pancakes are nice and fluffy, good amount of butter, and plenty of syrup. I think the price is around $15, but the menu is extensive, and way too much to post pictures. I do want to try the chorizo skillet and (maybe if I feel wild one day) the crepes. But it's really, really hard to not get the skillet. The food is always good here. Service was fantastic and always friendly. The place was cutely decorated with Christmas decorations. For the price, this is the best spot for breakfast/lunch.

My fiancé & I were looking for a new place to get breakfast yesterday & I found Joanna's online…read more The food looked good & they were close to us, so we decided to go. Boy, were we impressed! The service was so quick & friendly that I even got excited about being there. The restaurant is well-lit, unlike other local diners, which was nice. Our server remembered the sugar-free syrup I ordered, which went a long way for me. My eggs were so fluffy and the bacon was plentiful & substantial. I haven't had such good bacon & eggs in a long time. My waffle was standard, but still worth the trip. Our server even thought to bring butter without me asking, also delightful. My fiancé LOVED the country skillet. He prefers filling meals & he only got through half of the dish! That's saying a lot because he got a lot of food, delivering real value! Our server was friendly & did an excellent job with taking care of us. We cannot wait to come back to Joanna's for breakfast or brunch again!

This will be a short review... first, I forgot to take photos because we were so busy chatting…read more LOL! But I wanted to give some love to Abby. She was such a good waitress. Very friendly, got EVERYTHING right on the order (thanks to the kitchen too), and she was attentive too. Wish all wait staff were like her.

I was impressed with my skillet, which arrived hot and fresh. It featured hash browns, sausage,…read moreeggs, sausage gravy, and toast. Additionally, we tried the Mickey Mouse pancakes, which were hot and flavorful. Our server was highly efficient, always available to assist. Despite being busy, the atmosphere remained pleasant, with patrons seeming content. Overall, the visit was enjoyable.

Culver's should be renamed 'Cluster Fuck.' Ordering is a total disaster. We wanted to try their…read more'chicken,' but if you order ''chicken,' you get a 'chicken sandwich.' They push a 'chicken basket,' but nowhere do they describe what a 'chicken basket' is. The 'cod' in the 'cod sandwich' is tasteless. The chicken breading is rock hard and surprisingly, peppery. The root beer float was very disappointing. I don't think they use Dad's, or Hires, or Barq's or A&W root beer. Bottom line: I was very disappointed. We don't need Culver's in my home state of Nevada. There a lots of employees running around, but the Oder taking and fulfillment processes are no efficient. At 7 PM, there was a line inside the store and only one employee working the counter and he was frazzled.

We enjoy eating at Culver's. We don't eat at Culver's that much, foods a bit costly. The burgers…read moreare a tad messy, have napkins ready. Cheese curds are the best, the ranch dressing not so much. The custard is nice treat too!

Trolley is consistently in the 4-5 star range. Had lunch today with our daughter who ordered their…read moregrilled shrimp (6 large crustaceans) with their spicy Diablo sauce (pictured). Came with a creamy rice pilaf. She added their great salad bar for a complete and filling lunch! Our server was Jenn C, and she could not have been better! Prompt, attentive, radiant smile, efficient, and added to the welcoming ambiance of Trolley. I had their French Onion soup which is some of the best in town. Brothy (not thickened), full of flavor, delicious. I always get it with no bread or croutons and it still arrives at the table hot and layered with melted Swiss. A fav! I also had the tuna sashimi appetizer (pictured) as my entree, which they present beautifully! All in all, a great place for lunch (or dinner) w/friends or loved ones!

We went to the Trolley Bar to have the salad bar tonight, but for the first time in my 40 - odd…read moreyears of paying my own way at a restaurant, I suggested we drink our beers and leave without eating, even though we had ordered the salad bar and a French Onion soup. The reason(s)? Let me explain in detail: The restaurant was practically empty at 6 pm on a Sunday night (not a good sign); we were seated at a 4 top about parallel with the bar, where we observed a waitress chowing down on a piece of cheesecake at the bar, not 10 feet from us (she left the rest to come back to later). No one wants to see staff eating or drinking and then preparing or serving food. We ordered a salad bar each, at $17.99 per person, and my wife added on a French Onion soup. I went to the washroom and saw that they had 2 containers of soap (that were supposed to be in wall - mount dispensers) on either side of the sink. However, only the one on the right actually worked. I turned to leave, and saw that the toilet paper was sitting on top of the hand bar, instead of the holder, which appeared to be missing a piece. By the door, they have a baby changing table with various cleaning items underneath (not a huge deal, but no one wants to see the inside of a custodian's closet). I returned from the washroom and we subsequently approached the salad bar, only to find about 6 plates, and a few scraps of burnt (rusty) lettuce in each of the three bowls. I said to my wife, "I'm sorry, I'm not eating this. Let's go somewhere else." I waived the waitress over, who dropped off some bread that looked like it was a week old and had been deep fried, and told her that we would pay for our beers and leave. I told her that the salad bar lettuce was burnt, and we weren't going to eat it. As we finished our beers, the manager came over and said he heard that we had issues with the salad bar. I asked him if he had a moment, and we walked over to the salad bar, where they had refilled one bowl of lettuce. I picked up a piece of rusty lettuce from another, smaller bowl, and explained that the big bowl had the same burnt lettuce in it. I also showed him the pictures of the washroom, and explained, for context, that I am a certified executive chef. The manager was so apologetic that he even took the salad bar off of our bill...which was generous considering we hadn't eaten one bit of it. All in all, he was patronizing and unapologetic, which was extremely disappointing considering I was very respectful and was actually trying to help the Trolley Bar to not lose more customers (which, as a 40 year veteran of the hospitality industry, is my duty). The ONLY reason I gave one star (other than that it's not possible to give 0 stars) is that the beer glasses were cold. Other than that, we will never return, even though we have had 3 - 4 good meals there in the past. Good luck in the future. I would suggest implementing a staff training plan as soon as possible.

I was a little nervous coming here given the reviews that I read, but I was pleasantly surprised…read more It was a Monday night at around seven and there really was only two other families getting food. The cashier was super friendly and I asked him about the 5.55 deal and he told me it's not something that that's listed, but you can order in person. It's a great deal in this economy as it gets you a cheeseburger, drink, and fries. It did take a little bit to get my food. However, I was pleasantly surprised. The fries were cooked fresh and reminded you of McDonald's fries but a little bit better. The burger itself surprisingly was large and the bun was better than McDonald's or Burger King. The only thing off was that there was this odd oil smell coming from the patty. I don't know if it's how they cooked it or old oil. It was not present in the fries, though. Based on this experience, I would give it a four star for the deal as well as the food that you got.

Service was pretty slow, seemed like a pretty hostile environment between the work crew, not great…read moreleadership from the manager. Ate all the food and it was pretty decent till I looked down and saw mouse droppings in my blue cheese...

We love this place. Nestled in the "downtown " area of Leo,…read moreit's become our go to for breakfast & lunch. I'm sure dinner is fabulous too, we just haven't done dinner there yet. This chef cooks what we consider to be the hands down BEST breakfast potatoes in the Midwest. Especially the hash browns. They are amazing good. The coffee is also outstanding and always fresh. But our favorite part of the Leo Cafe experience is the people. The owners as well as the staff are delightful people who are always friendly, caring and attentive. This is proven by the personal relationship between them and the customers who all seem to be regulars like us. When we're at the Leo Cafe, we don't feel like we're at a restaurant. We feel more like we're at a relative's house. The recent change in ownership has really taken it to the next level when it comes to the family atmosphere. And that chef definitely has a talent for making quality comfort food taste great. So if you're in the Fort Wayne area, you shouldn't pass up a chance to eat here. It's worth the trip.

Leo Cafe was very busy. The waitress did a good job. They did forget my son's fries and we were not…read moreasked for refills on coffee. My wife's omelet wasn't great.