I came in late and most of the pastries were sold out, but the ones I did try were absolutely…read moredelicious. Fresh, flavorful, and definitely worth stopping by earlier in the day to catch the full selection!

Who in town doesn't love Le Croissant? They participate in the local Farmer's Market and it's been…read more a while but I'm still excited that they have a storefront. They tend to be busy but waits aren't unreasonable. I don't generally eat in the storefront itself, but I think that it's very cute and benefits greatly from being a stone's throw away from Cafe Ibis. This month they have Reubens because it's March and they are phenomenal. (First pic.) Please go try them if you're a Reuben guy. As always their pastries are great.

The employees at the place we were working recommended this place. They didn't disappoint. Nice…read moreroomy establishment With local artist drawings on the wall. The soup was perfect on this cold day. I would have been fine with the bowl of soup but I had to add a sandwich (for later). I ordered "The Pilgrim" with no onion no tomato, and it came with a bag of chips. You don't have to rack your brain trying to decide what kind of chips because they only have one kind. I was really bummed cause when I finally sat down to eat the sandwich at dinner the first thing I smelled was ONIONS and then saw the tomatoes. I picked them off hoping the taste of onions didn't penetrate the lettuce. The sandwich was amazing. It was huge. So big I only managed to get through half and had the other half for lunch the next day. Despite the onion and tomato on my sandwich, I still think they earned that 4 star review.

This is a fun stop for a treat or lunch. We'll start with the great. The street it is on is a…read moremagical looking area with potted plants, umbrella walk way, outdoor dining, and fun murals at surrounding buildings. Ordering is easy and they offer a free slice of bread. The staff is friendly and answers all questions. We tried the pilgrim sandwich and turkey pesto. The sandwiches had decent flavor but nothing to write home about. The process is very school lunch approach. Bagged mini carrots that were not fresh or a mini bag of Lays potato chips as a side. The bread was good and the order comes with a pickle. You have to pay 5$ for a bag with a handle. They forgot half our to-go order and we had to ask for it after we finished eating our dine-in order. They failed to mention they only serve Pepsi products, so heads up. Great for dessert and basic sandwich. Skip the rest. Friendly Staff. Pricey bags Fun shopping area and Bluebird Chocolates two doors down.

Food is good and service is good but I only have one thing that keeps me from ordering at times…read more About half the time I come in to the South Logan location I don't order anything because most of the employees with long hair don't have it all pulled back and I don't want to find people's hair in my food

Good food, friendld service, reasonable price! We return again and again…read more It's one of our favorite places for a quick bite to eat.

I've heard so many things about the Old Grist Mill; I think it's a local favorite. So when I found…read moremyself in town around dinner time, I decided to check it out. Maybe I'm missing something-likely the nostalgia that others have from years of visiting-but it didn't wow me. Like, at all. First of all, everything feels dingy and dirty. Kind of like your grandma's kitchen that's been around For.Ev.Er. and has a film of dirt and caked on dust upon every surface. That's what it felt like here. It was nice that you can order a custom sandwich by filling out a paper order form and handing it to the cashier. It felt kind of old fashioned and slower pace, which can be fun. I ordered a turkey sandwich and a cup of soup. The sandwich was ok-the turkey was fresh and carefully sliced. But the soup was lackluster. It was reminiscent of something Campbell's might make, or just a mass produced frozen concoction you get at Costco. Either way it was very mid. Would I return? Sure, if someone else really wants to go there. But if I have a say, I'll probably move on to something else.

I've been going to Old Grist Mill South for years. They have it down - good food at a good price. I…read morelove the homemade breads they offer. The service is friendly and fast. I usually get the #1 combo (sandwich, chips, cookie and chips) and have never been disappointed. The portions are generous to the point of not being able to finish it all. I love their brownies! They may not have the fanciest dining area, but it's still a nice place to gather with friends. Great place to go for lunch - I highly recommend it!

Food was really good. Chicken tender not dry. Server kept our plates cleared. The ambiance is…read morealways casual.

Uncle Chuck's smack!…read more Delicious! Home cooked meal type hits every time Always great service here and not only are the waiters and waitresses helpful when you show up with a gazillion people plus kids but the people bringing the food to the food area are just as helpful too cuz if you didn't know, they have tea! And hot water! Crazy! I know! Saturdays are Italian days I guess cuz they had the pastas in the middle with the everyday foods surrounding it like the fried chicken and stuff but anyways I just wanted to share that if you get the Alfredo pasta add some of the fried shrimp in there and cover it with some sauce it's so good The inside is the same as the others with that old Pioneer type rock-me-mama-like-a-wagon-wheel feeling and it always feels good going to Uncle Chuck's cuz I know what to expect on the menu and we'll leave full and satisfied and maybe with an ice cream cone and scones or two or three lol Five Stars every time! Thanks Unk!

Clean and everything you need…read more We came in looking for masa for New Year tamales but left with a lot more. Senor Chavez runs an amazing business. He has all the basics and an amazingly clean and organized inventory. The attached cafe and panaderia are also wonderful, Highly recommend.

I was just thrilled to find chorizo. That's actually good. The crap they sell in the supermarkets…read moreis not chorizo well it is but it's not. I grew up with the very dear friend. She's Puerto Rican and she taught me how to cook a lot of stuff and I taught her how to cook a lot. But I love chorizo. I just don't care to know what's in it