Waitress seated us immediately Friday at 11:30 am. Clean and bright place. 1/2 capacity crowd…read more I ordered southwest omelette and added bacon and sausage inside it. Wife stuffed French toast with raspberries inside. Met a couple of ladies from Ohio. Recommended "bowl". Their second time in two days and ordered same both days. The added meat to the omelette were $1.50 each so, I thought that was reasonable. Extra sides of bacon were $6 each. Normal. Omelette and stuffed French toast were excellent. Waiters got tied up but no big deal. Home fries were not crispy, but good. The omelette came with horseradish mustard and salsa. Salsa was okay and ordinary. Horse mustard was fantastic. All in all, great!

While visiting from Vegas, went to Keke's for brunch with family and it was great! Inside was…read morebright, and airy, typical diner atmosphere with lots of seating, booths and tables. Our waitress was friendly and attentive. I ordered a Bellini and a combo with a Belgian waffle, eggs, and bacon. Paid $2 for a small jar of maple syrup. I don't understand why restaurants offer simple syrup for breakfast items, totally ruins a good pancake, waffle, or French toast. There's no substitute for maple, it elevates any dish and is easy to come by... I also love to see blueberry or blackberry as options. The waffle was delicious, I will certainly visit next time I'm in town, just for that!

The best breakfast place I've been to in this area! The staff was phenomenal. So nice, so…read moreattentive, and just really made this a pleasant experience. They recommended the crab and shrimp omelette and it exceeded my expectations!! The portions are enormous so come hungry. They have indoor and outdoor seating options, and were pet friendly outside! Can't wait to go back.

Heyyyyyy you guyyyyyyys!! Went here for the pancakes and was so disappointed, they were not very…read moregood-low on flavor. The Philly omelette was good as were the biscuits and gravy, eggs over easy with home fries and sour dough were good as well. Tina was amazing, super attentive to our large party and all of her other tables. This place is definitely liked by many as it was packed.

This was literally the first place we stopped into for lunch while waiting for our hotel to be…read moreready. I thought the inside decor was really cool and it was basically set up like a New York City deli. Even in the parking lot it had Knicks, jets and Giants parking lot signs. Stopped in on a Wednesday around 3 PM and wasn't very busy. TVs everywhere and looks like a good place to watch a sporting event, but I did notice they close at 9 PM. Not sure if those hours are still correct. My lunch was fantastic and I started out with a bowl of matzoh ball soup for eight dollars and then I highly recommend this huge deli sub called the Cranston Kevin. Huge sandwich for $20 and worth it and the potato salad is pretty good as well. I added a picture of the sandwich which is almost like a French dip, but it's got turkey on it as well. Our server was Lauren and she even said it's her favorite sandwich on the menu. On the other side of the restaurant, they have a huge bakery as well, but didn't grab anything but did some window shopping of all the great stuff they had in the bakery. Great lunch spot and would def come back

If you do not have the 7 layer carrot cake pictured and described on the website...do not charge $8…read morefor a small 2 layer piece of cake. That is wrong and does not display the integrity or service expected of Lucky Dill. The cheese cake and apps were good.

While visiting my son and his family, we took a trip to Tarpin Springs. This was our lunch spot. A…read moregreat neighborhood place for a light snack for the five of us. David ordered an Antiposta to split and a Margarhita pizza. Both dishes were excellent and enough for the five of us. Finished off with a homemade slice of Strawberry Cheesecake! Highly recommend and since we are Ohio visitors, we will plan again upon our return visits.

Ordered the Victorian Pizza and I was delighted with the flavour and crust…read more Kathy was our waitress! Very attentive! You know the food is great when the locals love Take-Out and when you eat at the restaurant, you always see someone you know.

We stopped in on a Thursday night for a meal and a beer. I had the Bohemian Wrapsody. My wife had…read morethe Old Blue Chair. Both sandwiches were amazing. We split a peaches and greens salad, which had peaches, greens, pistachios, feta, red onions, and a peach Dijon dressing. The ambience was a casual bar. The music was not too loud, we could hear each other and enjoy the tunes. There there's a nice variety of beers for your choosing. Our server, Crystal was very busy, but still stopped by multiple times while we ate. Besides being very personable, she gave us a recommendation for a local ice cream shop to try later.

Pros: I like that they are near a brewery and will even deliver your food over there! I also had…read morethe grilled cheese sandwich, which was quite yummy. Cons: The food is overpriced for what it is. They even charged me an extra $2 to add tomato to my grilled cheese. Really?! That should be 50 cents at most.

We have been frequenting Emily's for several decades! It's a…read moregreat little hidden gem in Palm Harbor. It needs no introduction nor publicizing really! It's a restaurant/cafe that's always busy & serves consistently good foods.

This is a great little place for our area, a small gem, nothing fancy nothing special, but they…read moredeliver on what they do, a good breakfast or a good lunch on the plus side they also have bloody Mary's and mimosas, the staff is always extremely friendly, and they get you in and out in a orderly fashion, what more do you need?

LOVE THIS PLACE! I do not often rate restaurants because they fall below my standards. Miggs is…read moreone of my favorites. Excellent-market fresh food, creative entrees and personalized service. The owner is very accommodating on modifying orders. Highly recommend Miggs!! You will not be disappointed. Be sure to save room for their special desserts :)

What a great spot!! I didn't know about it and my friend made reservations. Apparently, it's hard…read moreto get into. So glad we were able to get in! I had a delicious cocktail, we had the calamari for an appetizer, and each had the scallops over risotto for our entree. Both dishes were flavorful and delicious. May was our server and was wonderful! We will definitely be back!

Country Boy is excellent. Always has a menu with specials. Breakfast lunch and dinner. My husband…read morepassed away and I can't thank them enough for all they do.The food is great and the service is very good. Always crowded. Carol Ann Tremblay

In short, the food is good enough but the service is not…read more I joined a table of four a bit late and after the server took the orders. Though the table was mere feet away from the host/cashier station, I was not attended to for 20 minutes. My order of tuna salad wrap and a three cheese omelet with a side of potatoes and english muffin took 25 minutes to arrive. The good: The tuna wrap was generously portioned and tasty as was the tuna salad which featured a baseball sized portion of fish spread on a bed of lettuce. However, that success was mitigated by a cold $12 three egg omelet containing what appeared to be congealed cheddar and mozzarella and topped with a square of American cheese. It also came with barely warm potatoes. The cheeses are not described on the menu and I failed to ask so that's on me. The English muffin was fine, as was the portion size though a hungry eater might disagree. I promptly scraped off the square of American cheese (is American cheese really cheese?) and sent back the omelet. The same one returned minutes later warmed briefly on the griddle -- so not congealed but not remade. The potatoes were slightly warmer than before though not sufficiently appetizing to consume. The hostess was not responsive to my complaint of slow service and cold food, offering no apologies. Its too bad as I have frequented Country Boy in my youth since the 1980's. Back then it was a "Greek" style breakfast diner. At some point I stopped going. I thought they deserved a visit now that they also offer a full lunch and dinner menu, plus the grits are pretty good when they have some (No grits after 2pm). Its no mean feat to remain fifty years in the same location. The other tablemates had nice looking, freshly made food including a particularly large hamburger served with crispy fries that looked great. The verdict: Country Boy cooks good food and has the potential to excel with better management and attentive staffing. In the meantime I am heading to Starlight Cafe across the road (Gus cooks to order and Mina serves with a smile), and Benedict's on Curlew and Alt 19 which features great food with excellent service.