I got the Classic Combo, which is about $16…read more All considered, the burger and the fries are pretty good. They aren't as good as Shake Shack, where the identical meal runs about $20. No question about it, if they were side-by-side, I would go to Shake Shack over Wayback

Honestly depends on who is working! We had two different experiences that could be based on who was…read moremaking our burgers that day. Young high school kids looked to be running the place as the boy flipping burgers on one hand was scrolling on his phone with the other. Not sure how that doesn't break any health violations. Pretty much everyone had an earbud in and really set the laid back tone of the restaurant. Our food came out a little longer than expected. I had the crispy chicken sandwich and wasn't too satisfied with it - will just stick to the burgers in the future if we decide to return. It's honestly not a terrible option for fast food burgers in the area, just test your luck with who is around when you visit!

Checked into this super clean MickyD's the day before the 4th of July weekend…read more I was on the hunt for the hot apple pie. Here on the menu were two of these nostalgic pies for $3.39. This was a no-brainer! I'll take two! Ordered from the easy to use kiosk Within minutes my vintage pies arrived table side, packaged in a somewhat retro package Anticipation kicked in when I viewed this deep fried pie! The filling was super hot, and the crisp from the outside hit on all cylinders. But quickly disappointment set in as the inside crust was uncooked. So here I was getting mush and crunch along with the limited apple taste that was super hot. So I'm kind of mixed on this. Yes it was delicious. Yes, I look forward to trying it again but right now this was a disappointment. I think if I ordered the caramel sundae and dunked the pie into the sundae and ate it that way, it probably would be a bigger hit Service was with a grunt from a young teenage boy. I don't think he wanted to be here working, only to collect a paycheck, It'll be nice if McDonald's carries this pie full-time, but improves on the quality

Why do I keep giving this place a chance. Tonight, cheeseburger with no cheese. How hard is…read morethat?

Don't even bother applying here or the one opening in West Springfield. The recruiter was…read moreincredibly rude, mind you, it was an interview over the phone and he was rushing through the questions and of course hit me with the classing line "I'll be interviewing other candidates" like okay thanks for wasting my time.

Sorry forgot picks but every time we eat there it's super good food!…read moreService is kind professional with a smile! Ambience busy as always at the Chicopee location.

I picked up the Johnny Cage Breakfast Bowl, which included home fries, bacon, sausage, onions and…read morepeppers, two eggs, hollandaise, and chipotle sauce. It was packed with flavor and absolutely delicious! The portion itself was satisfying. My only suggestion would be to include toast or another side, especially since about half of the takeout container was empty.

From the moment you walk in, the experience is nothing short of exceptional. The staff consistently…read moregoes above and beyond--warm, welcoming, and genuinely invested in making every visit memorable. It's the kind of place where you feel like more than just a customer. The food is outstanding every single time--fresh, flavorful, and clearly crafted with care. And the bakery? Truly in a league of its own. Every item feels thoughtfully made, with a level of quality and taste that's hard to find anywhere else. This is exactly the kind of small business that deserves to be celebrated and supported in Simsbury, CT. A true local gem that continues to raise the bar--not just in Simsbury, but across the surrounding towns. When it comes to breakfast and lunch, other restaurants inevitably find themselves being compared to Harvest Cafe.

Very colorful, I loved it! Food was 10/10 and so was the…read moreservice. No complaints. Huge menu. There's something for everyone if you do not want rice or beans . They even have burgers. Plenty of parking as well.

We have not been here in years. Chips are good and salsa is chunky with a hit of heat. My wife…read moreloves their mole sauce. She had the mole enchiladas for lunch. Fast service and enjoyable music in the background.

What a perfect destination on a motorcycle ride today we…read morefound this little hidden gem in Millerton, New York These are one of the best smash burgers we had in a long time and the tallow fries are unbelievably tasty Atmosphere open and Plesant and the staff are very friendly. We will definitely be back.

Things have improved !! Much faster service. Burgers still top notch. Abd other offer a couple of…read moresalads which rounds out the menu. Sadly our Caesar was way overdressed. More lettuce less dressing please Service was super friendly and quick!

Everything was so delicious! The portions are plentiful so expect to bring home some deliciousness!…read more The staff is so welcoming, and attentive . My grandchild was unsure of the French toast and our waitress found a picture of the meal so he could decide and then they were able to place the toppings on the side! We love this place and can't wait to join in when they have live music.

We had breakfast on a Saturday morning. There was no wait, we got seated right away. We were the…read moreonly other table there. Our server was very helpful and attentive. I would say 5/5 for our server. The food left much to be desired and was a huge disappointment. The factory French toast was burnt - twice. It was charred and hard on the outside. We returned it the first time since it was inedible and it came out maybe 5% less burnt the second time. My husband got the huevos rancheros tacos and was super gassy until the next morning. This almost never happens with him lol. Chicken Little sandwich was so-so. The cheddar biscuit was overtly salty. The fried chicken itself had no salt. I do not eat Ham but my husband who tried it said the ham cheese and biscuit would almost make it too salty. I asked for some hot honey to balance my sandwich. I got a butterscotch caramel latte which was actually quite good! Black coffee was not good. We could see the chef from the kitchen window. He did not seem very passionate or attentive. I had high hopes for this place but will not be returning especially after the burnt french toast and the GI symptoms my husband experienced.

Did I know what I was getting into when I stopped for lunch in Craryville?…read more No. Sometimes you're on a road trip and you need to stop to eat. Often, these meals are nothing special - just fuel for the trip. But sometimes you get lucky. We stopped because we were hungry and because the map said there was a place to eat just off the Taconic. Right off the exit we were greeted by an old-school stainless steel diner that looked well-maintained and inviting. At this point, my expectations for the stop had already been exceeded. Inside, we learned that this was an old Silk City Diner from 1958, and the decor reflected this history. We took a comfortable booth by a window. Service was friendly. One of the day's specials was fried scallops. Now, many people might think an old roadside diner that's 100 miles from the ocean might not be a good place to order seafood, but I had a feeling I was making a good choice. I didn't even ask the waitress how the scallops were - I just ordered. The scallops were perfectly cooked, enjoyable to eat, and exceeded my expectations. They came with fries, gravy, and broccoli, which were all fine (but nothing special). It wasn't all perfect. The coffee was weak, and it didn't seem like all the food met the level of the scallops. But for a random rest stop it was fantastic. Will I be planning a trip to Craryville just to go to the Martindale Chief Diner? Probably not. But would I stop in if I was traveling through this area again? Absolutely.

Silk City Diners are a treasured emblem and wonderful reminder of the history, cultural importance…read moreand prominence of the American diner scene in years past. Only 1500 were made from 1926 to 1966 in Paterson NJ making Silk City Diners a very important part of the American culinary landscape. The best part is when you stumble on one and, not only, are you reminded of the past but you experience exceptional hospitality, excellent service and well prepared delicious food. MCD does it all and then some, don't miss this wonderful hidden restaurant gem!

The food is typical chick-fil-a but my wife and I were struck by how well the place seemed to be…read moremanaged. Very clean. Flowers on the tables. Friendly and quick service. Almost a family like feel. My 6 year old doesnt eat a lot of things so this is a stop for us between new york and vermont.

It's hard to pit different Chick-fil-A locations against each other, but this is definitely one of…read morethe best I've been to (not that bad ones come along very often!) Food was fresh and hot, service was as polite and quick as usual, and they were gracious with my loud one-year-old and brought him some toys. Everything in the restaurant was clean, including the restrooms. This location has a playscape for the kids, looking forward to coming when my son is older! The value on the kids meal felt pretty good, I was happy with the amount of food we got for the price.

Always full of flies. They don't care. I mentioned it to the manager, and she said, "I know, they…read more(employees) always leave the back door open."

It's hard to know how to feel about this McDonald's because the lobby may or may not be closed (I…read moreonly observed drive thru traffic). It's hard to judge without knowing the literal size of their work. As for drive thru though, it does okay. They're really on the ball so not too much time to read the menu, but they're pretty quick with getting the food done. There are plenty of places to park to distribute and check your order in the car.