Burrito was enormous. Easily 2 meals. The club was gigantic. Gus and his wife provided excellent…read moreservice. Great value , delicious foods of and outstanding service. Need to go back for breakfast.

First time visiting Gus's drive-in on a Sunday afternoon. I had the heavy Chevy burger and my wife…read moreordered the Patty melt. We also got a side of onion rings and French fries. The burger and Patty melt came out hot and fresh. The burger was nice and juicy and so delicious. The Patty melt was delicious as well. The fries were nice and crispy. The onion rings were just ok. The restaurant was nice and clean and there was plenty of tables. We both got ice cream to go and the Reeses ripple flavor was very good. I loved the 50's diner feel and nostalgic car pictures which make this a great place for families. We'll be back!

Great food, comfy hometown ambiance, friendly employees & good service! Absolutely recommend!read more

If you like your breakfast food cold, slow service, crabby servers and feeling rushed- then this is…read morethe place for you.

Fantastic brunch! Came here for book club. Food was amazing and the cost was pretty good for all…read morethe food we got.

Always good service, food made quickly, and everything we've tried has been delicious. A few family…read moremembers with food sensitivities and were lots of options for both gluten free and soy free. Really happy with the experience every time we've gone to Honey Butter!

Consistently exceptional and wonderful service - don't change Fork!…read more Do not pass up any opportunity on a New Fashioned and a bowl of Mac and cheese.

We decided to make a reservation with two other couples who have never been. We all had a really…read morenice time. I ordered a bottle of wine as it was half off and it was very tasty. The restaurant was a bit cold but we managed. The service was excellent. I do wish they went over specials as we missed the salad special that was on the table. We would've ordered that instead of what we ordered. Easily missed when your with 6 people chatting... All in all, we had a good experience and will be back.

Stopped in for lunch. Food was great, service was great, place is well kept and has a nice…read morehometown vibe. I'll be coming here again.

Homemade cooking. Everything is good. There is a large menu…read more Lucy is so friendly and kind. Charming location in an old train depot.

It was horrible, had to ask another patron if they even had menus…read more We ordered simple food thinking it was going to be good, it took about 25 minutes to cook a pancake, when we walked in - they had huge bags of potatoes on the floor so we were like "Oh this will be good" ... Not - my husband received frozen hash browns rather than fresh. His food was burnt and then the waitress gave us the wrong bill, I didn't notice until after we left - I always take a picture of my bill. Also, by the time we arrived home both of us were sick. I do not recommend this place, and all we wanted to do was to support our local businesses - but were treated like we didn't belong. Sad - Oh and the health inspector should pay a visit.

The very definition of a hole-in-the-wall greasy-spoon diner…read more 1. Limited counter seating? Check. 2. Locals-only regulars? Check. 3. Outdated décor? Check. 4. Sassy server? Check. 5. Huge portions? Check. 6. Great food cooked expertly? Check. 7. Absurdly low prices? Check. Setting foot in Scottie's is like stepping back in time...in the best way possible. Finding a seat is pure luck; show up early or be prepared to wait, but know that you will be waiting outside, because there isn't an inch of spare room inside. If you do find a coveted spot, grab it because it won't be there long - and be prepared to rub shoulders and knees with the person next to you. Don't worry; that's all part of the experience. You might not know them when you first arrive, but you'll be best friends by the time you leave. Pro tip: the cook is not Scottie. There is no Scottie anymore. Presumably there was a Scottie once, but his whereabouts are unknown. At least to me. Jackie is amazing. If you've seen "Alice," she is the embodiment of Flo. I'm kinda shocked I haven't heard her tell someone to "Kiss my grits!" yet. She delivers good-natured sass just as frequently as plates of steaming hot food. Again, all part of the experience. Your food is cooked to order in front of you, so you know it's fresh. Even if the place is packed it won't take long, because there are only a handful of seats. And about that food: it's damn good. You can't go wrong with any of the skillets. The biscuits and gravy are wonderful. The toast, slathered with melted butter? Heavenly. The pancakes are enormous and awesome. The coffee, hot and delicious. Best of all, when you're handed your check, you will invariably mutter out loud, "That's it?!" The prices are insanely low. They're what you might have paid for breakfast in the 1980s. Two people can easily walk out of there stuffed and only $15 poorer. Tip Jackie well. She deserves it. It may be hot in there. It will definitely be cramped in there. You might see a fly or two. You'll leave smelling like grease. But you will be happy and satisfied and already planning your next visit. Besides, like I said... All part of the experience.

Great little diner. Servers are professional and fast. I enjoy all the soups but the pancakes are…read morethe best.

I got the Ham and egg croissant without green peppers, and hash browns on the side. Not only did I…read morefind green peppers in the sandwich, I also found two stray mushrooms? Now to the hash browns; they were undercooked and all of the food was completely unseasoned. Got to the register to pay and when they asked what we wanted to leave for the tip, we didn't want to leave one and the cashier gave us a really nasty look before saying " 20% is $8". Should've stood our ground and said now but we were a bit irritated and just said whatever. Everything felt very rushed, the vibe of this place has really declined. DO NOT RECOMMEND GOING HERE!!!