This restaurant opened in 1966. As I ate my extra meaty gyro and crispy hot french fries, Dad told…read moreme of how he used to come here in the 70s to eat. He said it hasn't hardly changed. There were 9 people working in the kitchen alone, and the place was packed. Despite that, we had swift and super friendly service. The place was also very clean and I'm sure that they had to remodeled since 1966 because even though it was vintage, the vinyl and such looked new. They had fried cauliflower and fried mushrooms. Oh my! I asked our waitress which was better, and she said she loved the cauliflower. She offered to have it dipped in buffalo sauce because that's how she loves it. Well absolutely! She added ranch for good measure, and let me tell you. It was homemade and the cauliflower was spicy and brilliant. It was the perfect start to my meal. It was also huge, so I had to take it home. Oooo! Midnight snack. I'm going to the kitchen right after I finish writing. I ordered a gyro with french fries and it was perfectly seasoned and came with onions, tomatoes and tzatziki sauce. It arrived wrapped in foil like a big burrito. I was full of cauliflower and not really in the mood for fries, but they were light and delicious. I didn't eat them all, but I ate a lot more than I thought I would. Dad got the blueberry pancakes with sausage, Amy got hash browns, fried eggs and turkey sausage links, and Estelle got a Philly beef and Swiss with French fries. She said the onions and peppers were on the bottom. She said it was good, but Big John's was better. We were SO FULL. They give really big portions. In fact, when we got to Dad's, Amy, Dad and I all fell asleep in our respective chairs and slept about 2 hours. Now that's some carb loading food coma! Would I go back again? Heck yeah. I just told my son about the place.

My husband and I stopped in while in town for coney I had a bite but just not a coney fan. My…read morehusband says has too many onions on it. Wait time was minimum.

Stopped for a quick lunch as I was headed north on I-75 and happened across this little family…read moreowned burger stop so decided to do a quick U-turn and give it a try--I love to roll the dice on a local joint, and the long line at the drive thru at this place was a good invitation that the local crowd liked it. As it turns out, I was SO glad that I stopped. My double burger came STACKED with super fresh lettuce, tomato and onions, plus mustard, and to that I added the chopped olives for another $0.49--what a burger!!! Absolutely loved every delicious, juicy bite! Oh, and the thick fries were battered and apparently double fried ... well, however they were prepared they were excellent and served piping hot. Well done, Papa's. Well done indeed.

Seasoned to perfection. Portion size is good for all! If you get the combo. If you get just the…read moresandwich and your 200lb+ like me on a hungry day 2 will do. Everybody's nice and down to earth, its just one of those places where it doesn't look the prettiest but they make up for it in there food! Total was 10.77 because I added mushrooms. So all this for under 10$ can't go wrong. If you stop in TELL THEM JADEN SENT YOU!

Generous portions and great food. The chicken tenders are amazing! Very friendly service as well.read more

John the owner is such a great person! Went above and beyond for us!…read more Are pizzas and bread were cooked to perfection!!! Love how relaxed environment

It was a rainy evening. My partner and I strolled up to grab a coffee after a cold case. After…read moredeciding to enjoy a nice walk in the park after, we entered through the drive-through. 'Shakes' immediately caught our eyes, a sudden light filling us again after the dead end. The drive through: quick, efficient. Classic. Metallica blared through the kitchen, bringing me back to my childhood... if only I had known back then. Shake was good.

Mega Coney Island lives up to its name--if not in flavor, then in sheer volume, velocity, and…read moreenthusiasm. It's like stepping into a dream of the 1950s that someone taped together from memory and milkshake ads. The portions? Titanic. The service? Hyper-efficient, like everyone's been rehearsing this scene for years. The staff smiles wide--too wide, maybe--and they know your order before you've even sat down. As for the food... let's just say the flavor stayed behind in a different timeline. It's edible, sure. Dependable in that "we've got five minutes and a trunk full of regret" kind of way. But you're not here for a culinary awakening. You're here for the spectacle. For the booths. For the sizzle of something cooking, or maybe just echoing. You'll eat, you'll leave, and for the next few hours, you'll feel like someone's still watching you from the dessert case.

The building looking like a old dinner was the best. The grill behind the counter for all to see …read more Burgers and onion rings were excellent. Highly recommended for a stop by.

We met up with some friends for lunch and I was excited to give this place a try. It's adorable…read morefrom the outside as it's a small 1950s style diner. We had a group of 7 people. Being called a burger diner, I was expecting amazing burgers! I truly can't explain how strange the bun was. It claims to be a pretzel bun on the cheeseburger but honestly, I have no idea what it was. It was hard, and in no way resembled the taste one! The burger was simply that nothing special at all and the fries...boo! My milkshake didn't bring anything to the yard, either! One of our friends didn't get their food until everyone was finished! One and done for us!

While I have only enjoyed takeout from Beale St. I can confidently say that the meat here is…read moreexcellent. I love the brisket and my husband enjoys the pulled pork. Unfortunately the sides aren't anything special with the exception of the cornbread which is excellent (insert chef's kiss here). The service is friendly and helpful. Can't speak to the ambiance, but I can dream.

Sadly, this place has really gone downhill. It used to be the BEST BBQ place!…read more We decided to take our parents there for dinner, and unfortunately, it was a pretty disappointing experience. They were out of ribs, which is what my dad specifically went there for, and they were also out of draft beer. Dad chose to just have water - and the server brought him a Modelo beer..... he never asked for that The restaurant itself wasn't very clean, and the bathrooms were actually quite dirty. Our server left dirty glasses on the table when she brought our new drinks and forgot the boxes we had asked for, so we ended up just leaving our leftovers. We also asked for drinks to go, only to find out they were out of carryout cups. Just an all-around disappointing experience. It's really too bad because the owners are awesome, and I truly hope they can turn things around. I'd love to see this place get back to being the amazing BBQ restaurant it used to be!

All the food here is amazing. We typically sit at the bar, but service is great at a table as well…read more we've never had a bad experience or even a mediocre one at corner bar

I checked out The Corner Bar & Grill last night after seeing some good online reviews, and overall…read moreit was a solid experience with a cozy neighborhood feel. The space is smaller but very welcoming and definitely feels like a local hangout spot. When you walk in, the specials board is front and center, including their Burger of the Month, which is what I ordered. Mine featured goat cheese, spinach, strawberry compote, and jalapeños. The flavor combination was unique and really worked well together, and the burger itself was juicy. Personally, I would have loved a bit more char for those crispy edges, but the flavors were definitely there. It came with rosemary fries that were thin, crispy, and generously seasoned. I added a side of hot honey for dipping, which ended up being an unexpectedly amazing combo. The restaurant has a great beer selection, plenty of TVs for sports, fun retro-style décor, and soft lighting that creates a relaxed atmosphere. Even at 9 PM, there were families with kids dining, so it feels very family-friendly rather than a late-night bar scene. Noise levels were low enough that conversation was easy, which I really appreciated. Bathrooms were also exceptionally clean. My main hesitation was pricing. A quesadilla was around $15 and my burger was $20, which pushed dinner for one person with a drink and tip to about $35. While that seems comparable to nearby spots like Boston's, it felt a bit high for casual bar-style dining. Parking is limited, but the location is convenient, just minutes from I-75 and surrounded by other restaurants. Service was amazing. We were sad immediately and she checked back often and said what her favorite thing on the menu was. Overall, good food, creative menu options, and a comfortable atmosphere. With a little refinement and maybe slightly better value, this could easily become a regular stop.

This is a little tiny place but with excellent food. The onion rings were the Home run for me. Big…read moresweet onions inside not being overcooked with a nice crunch. I had the bacon cheese dog which was all right the bacon was cooked hard which I appreciate it but the bun was really hard too. Then I had the Flint style Coney. This was great but it needed a little more spice. But it had the texture I've come to expect from a flint coney. They have a sign out front that says the only used Koegels. If you are from the area this is a major bonus. It only has a drive-thru but it has a window out front so if you order a head you can pick up at the window instead of waiting through the drive-thru. The prices are excellent I eat for around $10 for two dogs and onion rings. The lady who served me my food was super nice. You can also see them in there cooking which I like to see whether the kitchen is cleaned or not. Haha. It is!

Theses fries was bussing! I can't wait till I revisit this place again and try those coney friesread more