Everything is wonderful here, price raise 5 bucks everyone i go back for some reason. But nothing…read morebeats the blue cheese at w and rs.

New owner's parents are jerks. They're running off regular customers and making the place a must…read moreavoid restaurant. We won't be back.

My BFF and I were in the area and just wanted to share a good burger. I remembered seeing this…read morelocation being here but I haven't stopped in yet. Well on this day we stopped in for a quick burger and fries. Well as you can see in my picture we opted for the onion rings and wow am I glad we went this route. We got the big easy. We shared the burger and onion rings and it was the perfect amount food for the two of us. Not only was the food super fresh to me it tasted like an upscale Big Mac with the best onion rings. I would gladly come back here and get another burger. And since it is just around the corner from the bird store and a grocery store I go to weekly, I guess I will be back. I would much rather spend a little extra on a good burger than get something that just doesn't even taste good at a chain of M's.

We had tried Wayback in Louisville and liked it. We decided to pick up lunch for take-out when we…read moresaw this one to feed our daughter and son-in-law whom we were visiting. To the point, the food was ok, no better than Sonic my burger tasted just like a double bacon cheeseburger from Sonic. If you had given it to me and told me it was from Sonic I would not have known the difference. Here lies the issue, the Wayback burger costs about twice what SOnic charges. This applies to all their food, everything was way overpriced for the quality. More outrageous, my soda (we all know it costs them pennies to serve) but they charged me $4.59 for a soft drink! Look at my receipt, four burgers, one soda and one milkshake, one order of fries, and one order of Tator tots. At Sonic this would have been about $22 bucks. At the far better Five Guys, it would have been about $40 which is still expensive but better quality than SOnic and we all know Five Guys gives you a boatload of fries. Our order was over $72 dollars! $72.70 in fact! Don't tell me about inflation or higher wages, it simply does not cost that much to make a cheap burger with paper-thin bacon. That may be why the place was empty at 1 in the afternoon when every other burger joint on the planet would be packed. Honestly, if they were amazing burgers that were huge with a cornucopia of fries maybe, but for most people $72 is not a reasonable lunch price for four people.

My bride and I stopped in for a quick dinner bite and it always delivers. Our server Olivia was a…read morerockstar! She was hustling in and out from the restaurant, made sure our food was hot and our order was right. She had a wonderful attitude and a big smile: 11/10 for service and the quality of the food was right on point. I ordered a double cheeseburger and my bride got the galley boy. We split some sides and shared our famous Ohio and Florida drinks. The old school sock-hop feel is fun for families or just a date night out. We'll be back!

When I initially tried Swenson's' food, it was pretty good. This time I need to give it a thumbs…read moredown, way down. I ordered the fish dinner and my oh my, where to begin. The fish was hard fried, with the absent of any flavor. The fries, hard and burnt on the edges. They toasted a burger bun and called it toast. It's called Texas Toast, for future reference. The coleslaw had an awful before and after taste to it. (Tossed it!) Bad coleslaw is a bad sign. Everything tasted artificial and out of a stale box. The best thing about the entire meal was the milk shake and the nice customer service.

The Caprese Burger was delicious and made just right. Service was on point and nice atmosphere.read more

The food was great. The drinks were soooooo yummy. The atmosphere was great. Service was soooooo…read morefriendly and me and the server laughed at my jokes. She was super friendly. I live in this area and it's amazing.

I have always loved five guys and actually hadn't eaten there since they moved from Stone Creek to…read moreColerain Avenue. I had a taste for a burger and decided to order delivery. The burger arrived hot, but the fries were cold. The burger was overcooked and not seasoned at all and the fries tasted like they could've used fresh grease; not good. They also had a burnt taste.

Sunday 7:30pm Ordered to go order & mistakenly ordered from…read morethe Springdale store, the manager at Colerain store called the store at Springdale verified the order and made it for us. The manager was super friendly & understanding . The inside of the store was extremely clean. The food was perfect! We will definitely be back! Would recommend.

Ron's Roost is a Cincinnati classic for a reason. The fried chicken is always perfectly crispy on…read morethe outside and juicy on the inside -- you can tell it's made fresh. The portions are generous, and the sides (especially the mashed potatoes and coleslaw) are comforting and delicious. We also love the goetta grilled cheese and the mock turtle soup!!! The atmosphere is casual and welcoming, and the staff is friendly and efficient even when they're busy. It's one of those places that feels nostalgic but still delivers every single time. If you're craving true homestyle fried chicken in Cincinnati, Ron's Roost never disappoints.

The combination of German and fried chicken was really good. We went at a slow time so service was…read morequick.

On a Saturday morning at about 11:30 am, the place was hopping. From the crowded parking lot, it…read morelooked like it was going to be a long wait. We found a parking spot, stood in line for 5-10 minutes, and were seated to a clean table. The turnover here is quick. It's a one room, one floor, cream building with not much fanfare- at the corner of Harrison Ave. it seats about 70 people. The waitresses were busy but patient and kind. The kitchen window is constantly busy with orders clipped to an old style spinner and taken in order. Cookies to go are available 2/$3.00. A dessert menu is handwritten and lit up on the wall. No soup available on the weekends, but plenty of home style breakfast and lunch options. We each ordered the western omelet with a choice of white, rye and wheat bread. It was a long wait- 45 minutes- but definitely came at a peak time. The food was delicious and enough for 3 meals.

Cute little cafe style eatery. Everything looked good. I ordered the Chi-Body Burger and my husband…read moreordered the 513. Servers were nice and the cooks were pushing out food and working hard. The portions here are huge! I love it. The burger was good - lots of ham and bacon. I really liked how the ham was cooked on the griddle before being added to the burger. Next time I would definitely try the Smelvin breakfast.

Walked in about 11:30 am on a Wednesday. We were seated with 10 people immediately and served…read morewithin 30 minutes. I forgot my purse but happily they take Apple Pay!!! The outside of the restaurant is not labeled but there is a sign on the road. It is a long red bricked building with white trim. We were all happy with the lunch selections, portions and prices. Daily specials available. The waitress and staff were so personable.

Our group from the Y had lunch today at Lindenwald Station Family Diner. The atmosphere is mellow,…read morethe service extremely friendly, and the food tasty.