This is one of my favorite restaurants. I don't go out to eat much because I am handicapped and…read morecannot walk. Sweet Street has really good food and desserts. I was telling my caregiver last week that we need to go there soon. The owners are very friendly.

Cookie Review Only…read more Pre-package cookies - before you go ugh I don't think so, think about how long they've been around, most grocery stores dedicate an entire aisle to cookies in just about any variety you can imagine. There are also plenty of startup companies that have established there place in the markets; Grandma's, Famous Amos, Mrs. Field and the list goes on and on the fore mentioned brands aren't a bad option and I guest could be considered premium cookies when compared to those prepackaged by elves and the most famous chocolate chip cookies who's mascot was a live-action superhero named Mort Meek, the odds that you haven't eaten these are practically zero. It seems all those cookies incorporated the famous chocolate morsel back in the day and most are created through engineered processes that have been totally automated and requires very little human intervention except of course the FQS departments who conducts the shelf life studies to ensure they can sit in the warehouses and grocery store shelves much longer the the cookies you mom created at home. Well let me reassure you all pre-packaged cookies aren't created equal - Sweet Street has seemed to have found a niche and probably stands alone for the most part at least until the next entrepreneur trumps them. I doubt if most consumers know what goes into the majority of the mechanically engineered cookies we have been eating for decades and although labeling has gotten so much better unless your a chemist you probably don't know what the ingredients are - I love the fact that Sweet Street has explained things - real butter dough - cage free eggs - non GMO's - no artificial additives it seems pretty simple to me and believe me the quality shows, they are big enough to share and are filled with big chunks of sustainable chocolate. Honestly l would buy these again but I highly recommend a quart of your favorite ice cold milk be it dairy or plant based...

Very interesting place. They have seats numbered and a game wheel. When a train goes by the spin…read morethe wheel.

It's my wife and I favorite local restaurant The beer is…read morecold The food is excellent And so is the service it a great place to hang out and have bite or whatever Waitress was top notch

Salad was fresh and shrimp was cooked well and flavorful enough. Price was reasonable and staff…read morehere is gracious. One of my friends loved his salmon BLT- he doesn't like tomatoes by themselves but he enjoyed the way the tomatoes balanced with the salmon. He also enjoyed the fresh crunchy bread (focaccia?) with it. Another friend loved his blackberry burger, but didn't taste any blackberry bbq sauce and it was more like regular bbq. I almost chose this but would've been slightly disappointed to not have that variation if I had that selection. The seating was a bit tight on the inside of the table and the entrance is a bit odd looking as there is a hallway between the bar area and the dining area.

I love this place. It's very old timey. The inside has so much character. My wife and I sat at the…read morebar and had a drink while we waited for our adult kids to show up. When they got there we were seated right away. Melissa was our server and she did an excellent job. All of our food was great and for dessert we had chocolate martinis which were awesome. Only complaint is we did have our little guy with us (6) when the others came and they had no icecream for him. It's an easy item to stock even if just cups. Not a deal breaker tho if I lived local i could definitely see myself being a regular here. I can't say enough about the old school feel. It feels like you're apart of history when you're in here and honestly I don't know how old this place is. It feels like it's 100 in a good way.

It's good to eat there. I haven't had a problem with them that I can remember. It's been a while…read moresince I've been there, but I think the service is pretty good. There is a lot of good food there to choose from and it's good for a meal if you are on the road and don't feel like cooking or you don't want to wait to get home to eat.

Average prices, food, and service. The experience was as expected for a diner experience. Our party…read moreexperienced a few hiccups which we hope will be redeemed in a future experience. At first our waitress seemed stressed/irritated and short tempered because we had literally just been seated and not had an opportunity to open our menus to even know what kinds of drinks were offered. (Please note we have someone in our party who has significant dietary restrictions.) She seemed to soften a bit as the time went on. One person in our party got wings off the salad bar which had feather roots still intact, indicating poor quality control. The rest of the soup/salad bar was fresh and well stocked. The facility was clean that we could see, with the exception of one of the individuals in our party received a menu that the pages literally stuck together and she had to peel them apart. (Thank God for hand sanitizer.) While the experience wasn't bad altogether, it didn't inspire us to become repeat customers either. It was just average. Perhaps we will return in the future and hopefully we'll have an opportunity to increase the stars in that future review.

What an absolute amazing sauce experience I had the other day here! The food here is quite tasty…read moreand yummy, I'd definitely recommend the wings here!! Never had such good wings anywhere in the area up until now! The workers are also quite nice and very friendly! Something this place is extremely well known for is the fact that you can see the runway, watching the planes either take off or land is quite entertaining, 100% would recommend!!!!!!

Went in with my husband and the food was excellent! Their wings are amazing with over 20 different…read moreflavors to choose from! we will definitely be coming back!

Waitress Ashley was obviously smoking and smelled really bad. Unfortunately ruined the whole meal !…read moreDisgusting how could someone who works with people not know they smell not good

The outside appearance is awesome! Love they kept the vibe from back in the day. Inside is the…read moresame! The jukebox brings me back when i was a kid! Missed them! The staff was awesome and friendly! Heard them sing happy birthday to another person! Most resturants dont do that anymore! Also the food was great! That ham steak! WOW! All in all definitely coming back out here!

We LOVE to take our trip to the Creekside Pleasantville Diner! We happen to always get their…read morebreakfast food, but I'm sure their lunch options are just as delicious! When getting a pancake know that it will be the size of your whole plate... so go with only one. Our favorite pancake is blueberry, chocolate chip!! Yummmy! They offer regular or cinnamon butter for your pancake. I usually get the veggie omelette with their spicy sausage patties on the side. Their sausage patties are the real deal, NOT the commercial style junk you can get elsewhere. My husband usually gets the Denver omelette. He loves the type of cheese they use in it, and the omelet has a nice kick with the jalapeños added. My friend enjoyed the spicy road block omelet. Their omelets are a good size, they come with your choice of potatoes, and toast. Another suggestion if you REALLY have an appetite is the cowboy or cowgirl special! Or just take half of it home for breakfast tomorrow. :) When they serve you tea they give you a nice size teapot to fill your cup. I love it! The restaurant itself is a local, hometown feel. The prices are reasonable in my book. The service is friendly and service oriented. We drive about 35 minutes just to go here, and it NEVER disappoints! Do yourself a favor, stop by. **they are currently doing pickup only due to the pandemic. Hours are 7am- 1pm. Call your order in.

This is one of the best places for breakfast in the area. The food is always, fresh, hot and…read moreplentiful and the service is always outstanding. Always a pleasure to eat at Pleasantville

We had a dinner reservation at the Bridge Inn and it's good that we did. The place was full. We…read moreparked across the street in the overflow lot. The crowd was older. The place was dated, packed with tables in every room and a little too stuffy in the summer heat. Our party was immediately seated, but the beautifully folded napkins were quickly pushed aside as we grabbed wet wipes to remove a sticky residue from one of our chairs. Multiple drink menus offered beer, wine, cocktails, martinis and specials. The Dubai chocolate martini was the favorite - chocolatey smooth and creamy, topped with crushed pistachios. We dined on shrimp puttanesca , salmon with pesto, shrimp Alfredo and eggplant Neapolitan, each served with pasta, a side/salad and dinner rolls. Portions were large and all the items were well prepared and delicious! Although the online menu needs to be updated, the prices are still reasonable. Our party of four enjoyed dinner and drinks for about $150. It's worth visiting, but if you're going on the weekend, be sure to make a reservation.

We crossed over into The Bridge Inn and were pleasantly surprised!…read moreMom's birthday brought the family together for an early dinner. A Saturday at 6pm, party of 5 arrived. A fall chill was in the air, however the heat was ablazing at the Inn. Downgrade for atmosphere in the temperature. Like we wished we were all dressed for summer. Really unappealing in how hot it was. Especially in that we were seated for awhile with a larger party. However, all the sweat was worth the food. The food was great. Really solid. We over ordered but had the chance to enjoy a vary of menu. Our experience in the extensive cocktail menu was nice. Top tier martini selection. We've enjoyed before at The Martini Bar upstairs and at dinner now, as well. Onto the food- Slower paced, but we needed the spacing with our courses. Appetizers included the Baked Brie in Puffed Pastry, the Escargot and Crab & Artichoke Dip. All devoured. All large portions. The brie was creamy and flaky, almost did not need all the bread accompanying. The escargot should have been renamed as mushroom toast. No overt snail, but the mushrooms were gorgeous!! Multi species, woodsy, buttery. The crab dip was creamy, with noticeable dollops of both crab and artichoke. Discernible and delightful. And chips- flash fried fresh. Entrees ordered took a bit to arrive. But as said, we needed the time to digest. Entrees around were the Burger, Steak Diane, Veal Oscar, Crab Cake, and Scallops Provençal. The restaurant was very accommodating with my mother's picky nature. She modified the single crab cake with a baked potato sub and applesauce. Just enough for her to be happy. On entrees will start with the Goods- The Burger tasted fine, no flair and crisp chips. The Steak Diane was juciy, lots of herby mushroom and beautiful roasted potatoes. French Onion Soup- brothy, cheesy, but a bit too much sherry. The Betters- Crab Cake and Baked Potatoes. The crab cake was pure, not much filler and kept structure. Each potato was baked well, skin smokey in a sliceable potato bite. The Best- Hello Oscar! We were so impressed with the tender, white, huge lumps of crab in the veal sauce. Extraordinary in offering. Then Scallops!!!!! My dish. Wow. Just wow. Put me into the category of scallop snob. I make them at home regularly and can tell when the cook is complete just by the smell. These came out & smelled and looked perfect. Sunk that fork in. Ahhhhh. No resistance. Seared beautiful outside and perfect pillow inside. Divine. One of the best scallop dishes. I WILL eat this again! Standout star of the menu. One creme brûlée finished the meal as the birthday dessert. Caramel sugar crisp, but a bit unstructured, a little too runny. We will be back to The Bridge Inn.... .....But maybe next time we'll dress in layers. Well done.