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I can see why Metro Diner is such a hit. They have a fun menu and friendly servers. And the portions are HUGE! There is no forgetting you are in America when you get a giant plate of fried, unhealthy deliciousness plunked in front of you.

I’ve been getting chili from Mikes for over 15 years now. Whenever I’m near Ballard and it’s cold and rainy outside, I’m going to Mikes. I love there chili. I’m not going to lie, I’ve eaten there chili and about 1 hour later, upset stomach. Still when my body is craving chili, Mikes is were I go.

Traditional diner breakfasts and lunches in the South End with hours of operation.

I found this BBQ truck in the bronx on the lot of an auto shop.. while shooting over there. Great cheap BBQ and you eat it in the waiting area of the auto shop… there is even a special ribs and an oil change $30.!

I decided on the Modern Hash, a scrumptious blend of 2 eggs, toast and potatoes mixed with peppers and their pot roast.

We believe in 100% customer satisfaction, and guarantee you will be fully satisfied with our tamales.

Loved the goat cheese guacamole. The cucumber margarita was amazing. Guava was a little on the sweet side. And two margaritas in, the rest of my review is kind of suspect…they don’t skimp on the tequila, but you sure don’t taste it.

aw this place inn DDD and had to stop in while passing through New Mexico. It lived up to the hype. Awesome steak sandwich and Ortega burgers. Told the server about our road trip and he gave us a couple shirts. Had a great time and would definitely go again.

The Monument Cafe has to be one of the best restaurants in central Texas, if not the whole state. My parents live in Georgetown, so whenever we visit (or are just passing through) we stop at Monument for a meal. I’ve never had a bad experience there. Their breakfast is fantastic, with freshly squeezed juice and really good coffee. Their lunch and dinner options are all delicious. AND, they have the best chocolate pie on the planet. Hands down.

Born and raised in NY and then living in the Philly area for 15 years left me looking for a cheese steak which would remind me of home. After looking endlessly for an “authentic” Philly steak and not having any luck, a coworker suggested I head over to this place and check them out.

Morin’s hometown bar and grill and morins diner are one in the same. The diner is to the left and has been in business for 101 years and the bar and resteraunt are connected to the right. Anyway the food is very good. Big portions and very reasonable prices.

Best lamb tagine ,couscous ,lamb kabab ,chicken kabab ,moroccan sausage home made.

Take out only, so make sure you have somewhere nearby to eat if you are against eating in your vehicle. Counter service was fast and friendly.

Mullberry is one of those restaurants that I’ve heard about for years but never made it to until recently. As a local guy I’ve always had my preference for either Amici in Kenmore of Chef’s for Italian in Buffalo, but after going to Mulberry I can happily say its right up there with the best. I’ve been here twice in the past few months and both times have been fantastic! The place has your standard older buffalo and NYC pictures and jerseys on the wall around the large…

Home style restaurant, meatloaf, fried green tomatoes, fried catfish, burgers, and breakfasts.

The drink menu is extensive and food menu, while basic pub fare, is bountiful.
The kitchen pays very close attention to all special orders and in four years of eating at this fine establishment I’ve never had a bad meal.

Known for their blueberry pancakes. This is my favorite diner & my very favorite place to eat bfast.

Nadine’s a family owned and operated restaurant and bar first opened on October 16, 2001.

Good ol’ Naglee. Can’t say I’ve had the 2-star experience a few of my fellow Elite had but i’ll say this much… hidden gem, good food, cash only, good brews.

Came here today with two other friends and started brunch off with pomosoas.
They were delicious and a wonderful way to start off the afternoon!