What a diner should be. I really miss these around Central Ohio and the visit here was terrific. I…read morewas led to believe that the Reuben was not A big sandwich so I got the Reuben along with the lemon and blueberry pancakes. My wife got the Reuben platter. Everything was amazing. That Reuben was very large portion on amazing bread and probably one of the best Reubens I think I've ever had. Pancakes were super fluffy and delicious and the gyro platter was good but that Reuben was the stuff dreams are made of! Will go back for sure.

The food was very good overall, the atmosphere was nice, and the experience was enjoyable. The…read moreserver did a solid job, although some interactions felt a little odd at times. Overall, still a solid place and easily close to a 5-star experience. I would definitely recommend giving it a try, and I would return in the future.

This is one of our favorite restaurants and it never disappoints. We had the Meatloaf and Monte…read moreCristo sandwiches along with the chicken dumpling and mushroom soups. Everything was delicious, as always! Our server, Khean, was excellent. She has a great personality and a wonderful personality. The restaurant is wonderfully decorated with art from different artists. Do yourself a favor and check out their dessert assortment. Some of their desserts come from Sally's Sweet Shoppe, a local bakery that makes awesome desserts and breads.

Cute little restaurant with an interesting menu that has some unique items on it. Beer and wine…read moreavaiable. We've had several enjoyable meals here. GREAT pies - raspberry is my favorite when in season. There are a couple of tables outside in the summer. Staff was very pleasant. One problem that needs to be addressed: They need to PUBLISH AN ACCURATE PHONE NUMBER. Call the number provided on Yelp and FB and you will get a recording saying the voice mailbox hasnt been set up.

Love this organic healthy resturant ! The food is so…read moredelicious . They are only open for dinner on Friday nights. Closed on Monday . Breakfast and lunch Tuesday through Sunday . Great menu choices The server Ed are helpful and explain what is needed or you ask. It has a cute dining room setting with a brick wall. Street parking and a small parking lot in the back . Half portions are available for dinner.

Great food, nice atmosphere, the service is amazing, family owned and operated! Very friendly and…read morewarming staff, wide selection of items to choose from on their menu, ranging gluten free, vegan, and many more different healthy styles! We had the pizza, soups and sandwiches are very good! Definitely will be coming back again!

So I hit a cake for a birthday for a friend. I was concerned I do t eat gluten free so i worry if…read moreit will taste good. Man this chocolate cake with white frosting delicious. I will say expensive but you are getting a speciality cake and that is hard to find. I got a few extra treats while I was getting the cake. We had 2 different friends. ? Do t remember the name but they were so yummy. Definitely a great find and everyone enjoyed it and was surprise how tasty it was. Thai will be my gluten free go to So excited forgot to take a picture. Lol.

I wanted to buy some goodies for a friend with celiac disease. I was assured that Rosie's was…read moresafe to buy from. I personally didn't taste anything that I bought but my friend was thrilled - which was what my goal was! The prices are steep and I felt bad handing her a small bag but it cost $45. I am sure that people who have dietary restrictions would enjoy the selection at Rosie's.

Everything I ordered was delicious. The haystack onions well seasoned, crispy, fresh, and not…read moregreasy. The chicken sandwich was great--the Korean mayo on the side was good but too salty for me. The bloody Mary was great. There were good conversations between strangers and the bartender. Packed bar at lunch time but plenty of table seating.

Grabbed lunch last week while my parents were in town. My mom is always on the hunt for a good…read moresteak sandwich and she found it here! Everything out party ordered was fresh and delicious. The bruschetta chicken sandwich was the June special and out of this world. My daughter's chicken tenders looked hand breaded and were so juicy. Great little spot in Burlington!

Oh! The desserts, to die for, the ladies who run this, almost as amazing as their desserts! I swear…read moreby my fave treat (which I currently am ALREADY RUNNING LOW IN! , chocolate chip cookie sandwiches stuffed w their amazing buttercream frosting. Reach out to these amazing bakers who know what it's all about being gluten free and wanting our fave tasty treats! Don't ever change ladies!!! Okay, keep bringing on the new treats and ideas.

My gluten free heaven! This has been a mainstay since they had their original location with a…read moredine-in option. They are now located near Clark and Diversey (in Lakeview still) and carry-out only. There is street parking and is located by plenty of restaurants, bars, and other shops. When waiting for your order, there are some window seats to hang out in. Interior is very clean and organized. Staff super super nice and helpful. I got a latte and the smashed avocado toast with a poached egg. It came with a side salad. It was all VERY good. The toast was perfection - can't believe it was gluten-free. I highly recommend any of their items - you won't be disappointed.

BLUF: Dine-in prices and take-out only! Gluten Free…read more Food (1/5): The lemon poppyseed donut was their only redeeming item. The spicy chicken sandwich $21 was extremely soggy and chewy, and their "spicy" part is just hot sauce. It had no flavor. It was such a disappointment. And the "side salad" wow. ok. drowned in vinaigrette. The Wheat's End Skillet $22 was mid. Not spicy, bread wasn't good, and their veggies were mush. Service (1/5): There was a guy and a girl working and the girl was on coffee duty, while the guy was just taking orders and talking about lotion and soft hands. It was so weird. Ambiance (2/5): At least there's like 3 seats to sit on while you wait for your food. Other than that, it's just an "order, wait 25 mins, and take your soggy food home" place. They are a gluten free place too. Everything is put into Styrofoam take-out boxes. The prices are dine-in prices for soggy, flavorless food. I understand gluten free ingredients are expensive, but $22 for a skillet where 3 (eggs, bacon, and veggies) out of the 4 items (eggs, bacon, veggies, and bread) are already naturally gluten free is disappointing. I felt ripped off. @meni - Thanks for the comment! Cute business name! ;)

After traveling miles to try some home cooking the experience was very disappointing. The place was…read moretiny no place to sit its more like a carry out. I ordered two large (quart size ) soups. ordered eclairs and pumpkin loaf and cheese cake. The sweets were really good only problem everything was super small but delicious. Even eclairs are super small next door at supermarket they have more reasonable priced pastry. Oh ...on the same location 2 doors down they also have a great bakery. The soup was okay not worth driving miles. I'd say the soup was VERY bland. Just okay. Amy's is off the my list not returning. Expensive considering the portion size.

Went here on a whim. The chicken and wild rice soup was hot, ready and good. Seems to be a place…read morewhere you buy the decision and you cook it at home. I will definitely give it a try. Most if not all meals are gluten free.

i had heard many great things about this place before my visit, and i can assure you that all of my…read moreexpectations were surpassed. as an industry veteran of 12 years now, i rarely go out to eat. but three brothers in MKE is definitely worth a stop. my wife is from the Balkans, and ive never seen her so at home in a new place. we were served by John and Emily. the service was fantastic and authentic. the atmosphere was wonderful, and the food.... my goodness dude. so so good. the prices were very reasonable, and i felt extremely satisfied and inspired when it came to depart. the cevapi was my favorite, i wish i had ordered more. i reccomend spending at least 50-60 per head to get a taste of the dedication the kitchen staff have to preserving a taste of Serbia. cheers.

I did not like the food here, but that should not dissuade you. It just wasn't appealing to me…read morepersonally. I'll give you the best advice right up front: order the burek. They tell you on the menu that it will take an hour to prepare. Do NOT do what we did at my table and select something else. Our food took an hour to arrive ANYWAY. Wish I had the burek, because my chicken was disappointing. They give you five little slices of rye bread (for four people) and one pad of whipped butter while you're waiting. The appetizer came out 20 minutes later. The restaurant was a neat tribute to times gone by. The restauranteur revitalized a former Schlitz tavern, and preserved the Shlitz branding. You'll see the Schlitz globe on the spire of the building's exterior, and inside you'll see an oversized, cool ,retro Schlitz pendant light fixture. The tabletops are old school retro Formica, complete with metal edging. There was a large painting on masonite next to our table. The vibe is something I can appreciate. The service was warm, charming, and patient. The server offered recommendations, and told us a little bit about each dish. One of the kitchen staff came out to greet us and see how we felt about our meals. The food. Okay, again, it was just not my thing. For an appetizer we had the stuffed grape leaves--I've eaten these many times in my life. These were as good as any, and one of my favorite things to eat in a Serbian restaurant. We each had something different--one of us had eggplant, another stuffed, peppers, another the goulash, and I had chicken breasts in paprika sauce with a small side of rice. Everything is stuffed with rice. Everything. Everyone seemed to enjoy their food enough. I came in starved, having not eaten anything all day, and it was after 8 when our food came out. I was not a fan of my chicken dish--chicken prepared with the bones in -AND- the skin on (it seemed slimy to me). It was that sliding-off-the-bone slimy, that most people describe as "juicy." The flavor was onion-y and something that my palate processed as sour--and I tasted this all evening. This is not a dis to the restaurant. I think if you like this type of food, you can enjoy a good meal here. Dishes were about $28 on average. At that price point, I'd rather enjoy something else. Give it a shot. The service was impeccable.