Somer was amazing and she made us feel very welcome. The overall vibe was very good. And the food…read moreso good I liked that she recommended stuff.

Brand new chicken place to Jacksonville. Although we have a lot of other chicken places this one…read morethe service is good. The teenagers were friendly and courteous. Looking around place is clean and tidy. They clear the tables for you. Drink station. Let me tell you about their made in house drinks. Sweet tea, in my opinion, needs more sweet. The lemonade wasn't terrible. The staff also brings your food to the table which I like. The in-house made sauces are dipp-o-lishious. I'm a big dipper person so I like options. Prices are pretty reasonable. And they have a rewards program to earn free food.

So Christmas eve needed somewhere to eat lunch. Drove around and decided House of the Waffle was…read moregoing to be it. I got the WF special comes with 2 eggs grits toast and bacon and a waffle. They lady forgot my waffle but made sure to bring it at the end. Food was hot and fresh. When your in the mod for comfort food this is a god place to go. Waitress was nice and friendly. Although it could be cleaned more. but you get what you get and you don't through a git is what my mom always told me. Comfort food. Cheap, fast, and with a smile.

The food was hot, service awesome, and area clean. My server was Marley being trained by Tami…read more Tami appeared to be a great trainer and Marley a great listener and caught on quickly. The overall staff atmosphere was pleasant and friendly!! I travel a lot and have been to many Waffle Houses, the experience I had at this Waffle House is greatly appreciated.

Haven't been to Thigs in a long, long time. I will say that they have made some great improvements…read moresince then. Very happy with the food, the service and how nice and clean the place was. I went one night while I was in town and was so impressed, I went the next night too. Keep up the good work. When I come back that way, I'll be eating there again. Thanks

First time visit and sure to be more! Excellent service and great staff! I stopped at lunch time…read morewith my 9 year old son. I had one of the lunch specials, Brisket BBQ over Mac & Cheese and my son ordered the fried chicken sandwich and that was huge! Desserts looked great but we were stuffed.

It was our first time here on a Sunday. We have visited this franchise in Florida so we knew it…read morewould be good. We came at a good time because we sat right away. It gets pretty busy. We had coffee and water, we had the biscuits with gravy, a side of Mac and cheese, the protein platter and the chicken and waffles. Everything was great! Their chicken is always crispy in the outside and juicy in the inside. Always delicious! The place is clean and the servers are nice and friendly. When back in the area, I will come in for lunch. They have a full menu that I'm sure even the picky eater in the group can find something to eat!

Hey yelp, this is review number three since you keep deleting my reviews…read more Consistently good food, great fries, and a wide variety of diner foods served fast by friendly servers. We come here infrequently and should stop in more often. We are always satisfied when we remember to stop in.

I finally tried Cook Out yesterday with my son. As soon as you walk in, the digital menu is very…read morevisible above the register. That was nice. The seating is sufficient I believe. There was a steady flow of customers throughout our dining experience. The service was pretty good. The young lady taking our order was very nice. We had a short wait for our food. We both ordered a tray. I had the double burger tray with chicken nuggets, fries and tea. The burger was pretty good. The fries were good. I'm not sure how good the nuggets were because I received only three of them. I thought that was a stingy portion. The sweet tea was way too sweet. I did not expect brown sugar water. Crazy sweet. I asked for a cup of water so I could dilute it. My son had the burger tray with a walking taco and quesadilla. He enjoyed all of his. He eats Cook Out at college, so he knew what he liked. Overall I did enjoy my meal. The burger, service and ambiance overshadowed the nuggets and tea. I would probably eat at Cook Out again.

First time trying cook out did not disappoint! I've heard positive things about this establishment…read morebut had no idea it was so affordable. Ordering to go was super fast and efficient, it didn't take long at all to get our food. Great portion for the price, espeically the icecream/milkshake! 1 cup lasted me 3 servings. Food was fresh and the corn dog is crispy, great first experience.

favorite burger joint in jville-istan! ran by patriots! always tastes good. high quality…read moreingredients!

In High School, my friends and I would grab lunch at a Coney Island Hot Dog restaurant in Ionia,…read moreMichigan. The dogs came with a thick meat sauce, sweet onions, and mustard. I joined the Marine Corps and left the area, but I would always stop there when home on leave. About 15 years later, I was so disappointed when the store was no longer there. Well, I have finally found the closest thing to what I enjoyed over 50 years ago. Awesome dogs with thick meat sauce, sweet onions and mustard. They also put coleslaw on them, but I had to go with my boyhood passion, so no coleslaw for me. A friend told me that he had never had a dog with coleslaw before, but he thoroughly enjoyed it. The shake was pretty dang good too. I will be back this weekend again!

We had an amazing Brunch. The service was good considering the size of our party. The decor was…read moreclean and inviting. I had the opportunity to taste many different dishes and they were all delicious. I highly recommend this place for a Soulful Brunch.

The food was delish, I had the shrimp and grits well seasoned a decently size portion and all…read moreingredients blended well together. My daughter had the sausage n biscuits she said they were well made , a bit salty and spicy but overall pretty solid. The service was adequate we did not have to wait long for our food, the ambiance was nice on a chilly day was warm with wam music and delicious smells. We will definitely be back.

I have been here once before with friends since my last review which is sad, because I really like…read morethis place. I just don't get out here that often to come here. But I made a breakfast date with a friend who had not been here and we really enjoyed our meal. Service by Kim was excellent. She kept an eye on us but didn't bug us. I tried the Morning Meditation which was really nice but wow, lots of ginger. For my meal I got the Banana Brittle French toast. Excellent! You get two large pieces of French toast. I could only eat one. My friend had the Turkey sausage gravy and biscuit. She enjoyed it. I tried it and you could not tell it was turkey which was good. First Watch is clean and has an upbeat atmosphere.

We came to Jacksonville to visit our son, a Marine, and stopped at First Watch for breakfast. The…read morereviews were right: bright, welcoming atmosphere, friendly service, and fresh, beautifully prepared food. We genuinely enjoyed our breakfast and would have happily given the experience five stars. Then we went to pay. While my husband was paying the bill, I was looking at a cookbook near the register when a couple of folded $100 bills fell from his pocket. I saw them fall. I also saw the cashier quickly move his foot over them. Before I could react, he picked up the cookbook I'd been looking at and handed it to me. "No, thank you," I said. "Oh no," he replied. "I insist. My treat." Really? I was stunned and started to respond when our son quietly interrupted. "Mom, it's okay." I tried to protest. Again: "Mom. It's okay." Outside, I asked, "Do you realize Dad dropped money?" Then I looked at my husband. "Honey?" "Yes," they said. "We saw it too." That's when it hit me: I married a Marine, and I raised another one. Both had seen the money fall. Both had seen the cashier's foot move over it. Neither had missed a thing. Marines are trained to assess a situation and respond, and that's exactly what they did. Someone willing to risk his employment and integrity for a couple hundred dollars may be desperate enough to need a little kindness and mercy more than he needs confrontation. So they didn't confront him. They didn't embarrass him. They didn't demand the money back. They walked away. As for that cookbook? I've never used it. It sits in my kitchen among all the others, and every time I see it, I'm reminded of what two Marines taught me that morning: Sometimes you assess the situation, decide what kind of person you want to be, and allow someone else to believe his sleight of hand was better than your ability to see it. And to that cashier, should you ever read this: Your sleight of hand--or foot, in this case--didn't go unnoticed. You weren't quicker. You aren't smarter. You didn't fool anyone. You encountered two Marines who saw exactly what happened. They assessed the situation. And rather than respond to your lack of integrity and desperation with anger or humiliation, they chose kindness and mercy.