Look you know exactly what this place is.. Classic diner. Good food. Fair prices. Staff is mostly friendly. Place could use a good cleaning but hell I dont mind. read more

This is your typical awesome greasy spoon diner Staff is great, food is good. We go there for breakfast. This place is a staple of area of manayunk. But the most awesome part of the bobs diner is the hostess/cashier COOKIE she is your grandmother type that knows everyone Why because she's been around since forever!! She will brighten your day Anyway great place for your local old school diner w home town flare read more

Only cash accepted which is inconvenient. It kinda smelled weird in the restaurant. The looks from the outside seems "80s" themed but I'm not sure they did that on purpose, it just hasn't been updated since the 80s. Fried chicken had too much fat and the corn was bland. The baked potato was good. The fried soft pretzel was advertised as crunchy on the outside but soft on the inside; there was nothing "soft" about the pretzel's inside. Disappointing experience. read more

The food was good. The staff was not to great. While in the middle of ordering our food she says I have to grab the other food while there is other staff available but they are lazy azz motherfukers or she could of grabbed the food first than ask us to order. She argued with me about a certificate that I had for the diner. When we went to leave instead of her taking the ticket with her to the front her lazy azz left it on the bar and asked me to grab it and bring it to her, which is her job not mines. the other lady was sitting on her fat azz the whole time with her head back, which is not professional at all, oh and when my sister got her steak she was doing something for work on her phone the waitress goes up to her and says why aren't you eating your food?, and tells us last minute it is cash only while the atm is broken in the restaurant and I had to run across the street in the pouring rain because of the dumbazz motherfuker I will not recommend anyone to go here and have to deal with lethargic azz people, oh and if you are of color she will stare at you like a hawk. thank you Agnes for the pain in the azz service you have given me it was such a pleasure you racist azzhole read more

Bob's Diner - Diners Near Me - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

I used to be really impressed when I got to dine here every month or so, but I was six and still thought shiny rocks were the bee's knees; call me a cynic, but being good in the 80's doesn't mean a thing to me twenty plus years later. Bob's is generally crowded, especially when the post drinking/church crews roll through, but they do serve fast and keep us schmucks rolling in and out promptly. Food here is average in that it's edible but will never wow you, and the ambiance reminds me of inner-city diners from B movies and such; it's a crowded and noisy dinner with waitresses who's perms look naked without the accompanying cigarette dangling from their lips. Bob's is a clean enough looking place, though I have seen a critter or two in the past, but I'm not naive and know they are everywhere. It's other factors mixed with them creepy crawlies that have brought on my decision to never return (hairs, messed up orders, terrible after-eating-bathroom extravaganzas, etc.), including the events during my final appearance here: Usual crowded Sunday morning, but we were seated after a very brief wait. Put in our order about the same time the table inches to our left did and sat back In anticipation. Lipstick on my water glass, but that happens, so I just asked for a new one. Wait for food seems longer than usual, but it is a Sunday, and then it finally arrives: the lovely lady's French toast came out instead as pancakes, and my well done home fries are actually French fries. We are not upset by these mistakes because the place is jumping and we can sympathize with mixing up what should be French on the order, so we point out the mistakes. Our waitress apologizes profusely, grabs the platter of cakes saying she'll be right back with the correction, and tells me to keep the fries, on the house, and my homies will be out post haste. All seemed great at this point until the table to our left, who's food arrived simultaneously, pointed out that they were missing their side of fries. "Oh, that's what happened!" Says the curly haired waitress, and then bare hands the fries from my plate, with a chunk of my omelette, and plops them on our neighbor's dish. "But wait, I told him he could eat these while he waits!" And she grabs half the fries, sans egg, and returns them to me. "You guys work on them and I'll be right back with fresh stuff for both of you." So friendly, so resourceful, but so wrong; that was the straw, and I'm never going back. read more

I guess I shouldn't have expected anything more than a 2-star establishment from the look of this place but I was very disappointed. After 4 years of passing this diner in manayunk, we finally gave it a try one weeknight when we didn't have anything to make for dinner at home. There are only 2 parking spaces outside, the inside looks very dingy and rundown and there is a bit of an odor. The menu was pretty extensive so there were a lot of options. I had the buffalo chicken salad which was actually very good and the main reason I gave 2 stars instead of 1. My boyfriend ordered the meatloaf and it came out in between two slices of white bread, looked disgusting and he said it tasted even worse. The service was very good and prompt and there was a Yelp deal for a free appetizer with entree purchase. Other than that deal, it was overpriced for bad diner food. Will not be returning. read more

I only come here for breakfast, mostly on the weekends. I love it; it's a small dive diner with a view of the cemetery and the eclectic people* of Roxborough. My usual is the one-egg eye opener breakfast served with unlimited coffee, potatoes and corned beef hash for $5.99. Yum. I try to come after 10:30 when the deep fryer is on 'cause I love French fries for breakfast. There's usually a wait at that time (darn you hung over Manayunk-ers). Service is quick so if there is a long line, don't be discouraged, you'll never wait more than 15 minutes for a table. There's almost always seating available or close to available at the "bar". *read: people with mustaches and oversized-dark sunglasses read more

This is such a friendly little diner! And yes, I do mean little! I was really impressed with everything from the getgo. The place was crazy busy around 1:00 p.m. on Sunday. Good sign. Was told to seat myself - which is a joy, seriously. Was immediately greeted by not one, not two, but three friendly servers who were all ready to help. The menu is bigger than I expected, and had all the breakfast items on there that I was looking for - and for a lot less money than I pay at other breakfast spots. I was thrilled when I was given the option to have onions in my homefries. I love my homefries with onions, but I know plenty of people who prefer them otherwise, and it was nice to know that there were options. I tend to like things plain and have had a lot of trouble at restaurants of all kinds when I ask for substitutions or omissions. Bob's was all about it right from the start. The food came out quick - but not too quick - and every bite was delicious. Bob's is cash only, but they do have an ATM on premises (and two banks are across the street, too) so don't worry if you forget. Best part of my time at Bob's was actually on the way out, when I felt as if they truly meant it when they told me they hoped to see me the next week. I think I'll continue to take them up on that, no problem! read more

Thank God this place was open on New Year's Day, because I was hungry after a long night out welcoming in 2015. The diner is pretty small, so there was a ten minute wait or so when the boyfriend and I walked up. The busers brought us water right away and we were ready to order when the waitress walked over. I got a chocolate milkshake. Go for the eye opener, a classic diner breakfast platter with two eggs, meat, choice of buttered toast, and (delicious) home fries. You also get a cup of coffee included with the plate. The entire meal was just over $20. There is also a check-in deal for a free app on Yelp if you order a dinner entree (only after 4PM). BYO alcohol if you like (no bar on premises). The crowds caused the waitstaff to be extremely busy, but even with the droves of hungry people, we got our food in record time and the waitress was very friendly. We wolfed our food down because we were really hungry (and it was tasty), but at no point did we feel rushed. There are only four parking spots out front, so unless you are super lucky and get there at exactly the right time, you will have to park on the street. read more

I LOVE this place. And if you love box car diners, you'll love it, too. I've only eaten breakfast here, but this diner is one of two diners in all of Philadelphia that will make my eggs over medium instead of wussing out and give me over easy. Yummy pancakes, sweet old ladies that take your order, and it's not even that expensive as compared with some other diners. Definitely try their milkshakes. Best hangover remedy ever! read more

It was a really cute little place and the service was excellent. I went in thinking I wanted breakfast, but it was 90degrees and a hot omelet didn't sound all that great once I walked into that tiny tin box without air conditioning. He got the patty melt and we split an order of mozarella sticks. He liked his burger. The mozz sticks were fine but the batter was a bit thick for my liking. I got an egg salad sandwich on a kaiser roll. ($.50 extra for lettuce, really?) I ordered a baked sweet potato too. The egg salad sandwich was enormous. I couldn't even finish it and took the baked sweet potato home. A cute little place. I'd be willing to check it out again for breakfast on a much cooler day. read more

Bob's Diner is greasy and I love it! It's quite small but that's what makes it special & homey. I love the fact that you feel like you are part of a big family when you're here -- maybe because you are squished in :) It has everything you would except...a jukebox, dessert case, booths and lots of shiny metal all over! Breakfast sandwiches are a must-they are pretty big and of course scrapple cooked extra crispy is a must. read more

I think it's one of the last real diners in the Roxborough/Manayunk area. First off it's absolutely adorable. Who wouldn't want to eat in a silver trailer thing?! Secondly, the people that work there are so friendly and you are guaranteed to be called "hun." The prices are very reasonable and the food is what you would expect from a diner. I come from Jersey, land of diners, and I would eat at Bob's any day. I guess the portions are smaller, but I never leave hungry. I would go to Bob's over the Manayunk diner ANY day! The downsides, however, are that it is a small space and sometimes there is quite a wait. This is especially true on the weekend. The other thing I would change is that they don't take credit/debit. There are a few banks on the street, so it's not too difficult to come by some cash. Someone mentioned that the parking was difficult, but it really isn't all that bad. It's nothing compared to center city. You might have to walk a block or two, but you might need it after a breakfast at Bob's. read more

Before going to Bobs, I did not realize it had been voted "Best Breakfast". I just moved to the area and was looking for a good greasy spoon spot near my house and thought this would be it. I thought the idea of a diner that allowed you to look out over a graveyard was kind of fun. Unfortunately, Bobs will not be my regular greasy spoon. If the food were even averagely good, the inconvenience of the cash-only policy and pretty long wait (for a booth, single stools at the counter seem to open up pretty quickly) would be fine. But, it wasn't. I've had a better breakfast at IHOP (which is saying something, because I really hate that place). Knowing that it was voted Best Breakfast, I am even further mystified by the food I ate. I was judging the food by greasy spoon standards, not breakfast bistro and I am still giving it two stars. The french toast was very thin and oddly flavored--it honestly didn't really taste like... anything. Even when drowned in rivers of syrup. The western omelette was dry and they didn't put the ham IN the omelet, it was served on the side (maybe this is a Philly thing?) and rubbery. It made it equally mystifying that they had refused to substitute bacon for the ham in the western omelette given it's peculiar way of service. The coffee was ok, the hashbrowns were adequate. The eggs were averagely greasy. The same day we were there, we ran into people we knew who were also trying it for the first time. They came away from the experience roughly the same way we did, but they did later mention their stomach was cramping from the food/grease. Bobs is not without it's charm. It's an old diner car, which is how diners came about. But that also means there is limited space and can feel kind of cramped. The service can be charming and it is definitely a place you go if you want to be remembered quickly as a regular. The sweet and hilariously adorable chatty cashier is quite memorable. But that's what you go to Bobs for--not for the food. read more

An Amazing Meal From the Past of the 60's. The food is so simple from a diner box, but tastes absolutely amazing! It was built during the 1960's (from what I was told), and the folks there has still found the ability to keep the atmosphere similiar to the time. Always busy for a little tiny place, but worth it to eat if you are looking for a simple meal for an inexpensive price. Its great! I usually have breakfast there, and NEVER had a complaint about it. They never try to spice anything up, just simple and just right! Parking is usually tough in Roxborough, but you can park behind the citizen's parking lot with free of charge. read more

I came in today for the first time for Breakfast. I ordered the pancakes and they were good. The right amount of fluffy with good taste. I lived in Manayunk for 3 years and have never been to this place. The service was also excellent. I will be back! read more

Fast and friendly, this place is in an old diner car on a cute downtown street. Got there at 9:30am on a Sunday and had to wait 5minutes to be seated, but once we were seated, things were quick. Everyone was so friendly, even during the breakfast rush. Pancakes were fat and fluffy, and drenched with butter. The bacon was crispy yet not overdone, and the hash browns were spiced with something that made salt not a requirement. The patrons were lively as well, one lady LOVED my son, and the cashier gave my son a book to read to help keep him occupied. The service was super friendly as well. Oh and they have milkshakes! All in all, awesome breakfast interlude for a Sunday morn. Can't wait to return. read more

I have passed by this place a trillion times in my 10 years in this area but have never stopped in. Well, it wasn't the worst but I was not impressed. The Foodery on the next block ran out of lunch stuff, Taylor's was closed and this was walkable. I guess we got there between shifts so it was quiet - only ones in there. That's why I can't imagine why the service was so slow. Our waitress was doing sidework and in deep conversation with someone. She warmed up toward the end but . . . I got a chicken sandwich. It was memorable because it had so much cheese on it but wasn't melted all the way. I had to peel it away and then there was hardly any meat on there. The menu didn't impress like some diners when you get extensive options, either. It all seemed like greasy options, really. The decor was 90s country chic. It didn't seem all that clean either as some evidence of the last patrons' meal were still on the floor. Maybe this place is a great breakfast joint but I don't think I will be back to find out. A half a block up is Taylors, which I love, and has recently gotten an updated facelift, has great food and great personable service. Sorry, Bob. read more

This was recommended by a friend in the city. We might not have ever known about it otherwise. I passed it twice when looking for it. This is a cool little place. The lady was very courteous. The menu is strange in regard to breakfast is served all day, but then lunch and dinner are offered during different times. I couldn't help but die a little when I asked what the veggie of the day was and was told mac n cheese. Maybe it was a miscommunication. The food was good and very affordable. They have free wifi! read more

So, this is a breakfast review. Brunch Lunch or Munch this place is a Diner. A Diner that does the basics and only the basics. The craziest thing on the menu is an omelet with tomatoes, onions, peppers, mushrooms and cheese. INSANE!!! PAncakes are banging and big and that's all you should really need to know, but since I am a bob's counesur, spell check sucks, I will elaborate on other items so that people can steer away or toward these gems that come out of a trailer in a cemetary. French Toast- Don't waste you money unless you like it like mom makes it. Ultimate omlette- comes with toast and is the best thing on the menu Scrapple- Thin but cooked right, if there is a wrong way to cook roadkill, delicious, delicious roadkill mmmmmmmm. Sausage Patties- awesome Bacon and homefries- OK at best. Goodluck and its always more affordable and better than manayunk diner! read more

Went here with my wife while in search of a good new breakfast spot to try since we were in that area by chance. I drove by and was drawn by the cool exterior and "in the cut" locale in an area known for great grub. Well, that's where the positives stop. Went in, ordered 2 egg and cheese sandwiches on long rolls, one English muffin sandwich and two orders of hash browns. Easy enough. Get all the way home (which is Southwest Philly, by the airport!) only to experience some of the worst food I've ever had the privelidge of paying for. My wife's sandwich was dry, lacking in flavor and stingy on both bacon and egg, my sandwich was pretty good with the sausage patty being tasty and the muffin toasted right, but also a little light with the eggs. I can tolerate a breakfast sandwich that's not the best, but the utter disrespect of the home fries was too much to stomach. I actually had to recall my interactions with the staff because they were so bad. I couldn't put 2 and 2 together! I was nice to the staff and even sought out the waitress who took my order to tip her for her awesome service. It makes no sense for an establishment to serve it's customers this kind of crap. What irritates me is that the chef had to have seen it, and said " this is perfectly acceptable". I had two orders of the potatoes, and both were burnt and inedible. Like I said, I drove from SW Philly to this area, and wanted to put this place on my list of favorites. It will never happen. Which really stinks because the ladies and who I presumed to be either an owner or manager were very nice. The free coffee, an added touch. But the food. Oh the food. McDonalds would have been better quite frankly. read more

Bob's Diner - Both orders of my home fries were like this. - Diners Near Me - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

How many places can you eat greasy unhealthy food with a view of a grave yard! I think this is it. It's a classic diner and it's been in a least two movies including Split. The food is fine but nothing special. It's fun to sit at the counter and watch the cook. The man can make eggs!! You can do worse. read more

I went here for brunch a few weekends ago with some friends. The place was packed and parking was difficult. The food was decent. Typical diner food. I got a meat and eggs order and was satisfied. One of my friends was rightfully disappointed by her omelet. Everyone else liked their food. I agree with other reviewers that the crowded space and the cash only are big negatives. On a more positive note, I agree that the service is fast and friendly. Overall, it was a good experience. If I go back, it won't be for a weekend brunch. read more

I've only ever been here for breakfast. I got a stack of pancakes, which were fluffy and tasty, and came with a soaked in lump of butter (just how I like it). My side of bacon however, was far more lackluster... It's diner food, and it's a great, cheap way to start a Saturday morning, the prices match what you get, and our waitress was charming (she also knew my bf's dad who frequents the place, so that helped). Oh, and the orange juice isn't fresh. Not that I expected it to be either. read more

Great experience with son and family .. good huge omelette, excellent food, service, staff very friendly read more

Bob's Diner - Huge breakfast ... great service .. very friendly ... - Diners Near Me - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Yummy! I've been here twice after a long night out in Manayunk and my eyes light up when I see the cheesesteak on a Philly soft pretzel. Just..yum. The fries that come with it are also delicious. Oh, and also, FRIED PICKLES! Never too long of a wait - great diner atmosphere. Very tight space but not uncomfortable. read more

Bob's Diner - Philly Cheesesteak Pretzel - enough said. - Diners Near Me - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

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The breakfast adventure continues this Sunday with a trip to Roxborough to Bob's Diner. Reminiscent of the dining cars of old this top of the hill diner stands proudly affront Leverington cemetery. Elvis serenades from the radio as your order is quickly prepared and served at lightning speed. The attention this place gives you is 5+ stars as the friendly waitstaff caters to your every need (even before you know you need it) which is why the 4 star rating despite the lack of cleanliness, well worn menus and on street parking. Watch for the up charges : 29 for onions in your home fries, $1.75 for an extra egg, coffee/tea come with breakfast but you pay full price if you opt for a soda, .75 for adding lettuce and tomato to your sandwich. All a bit "nickel and dimy" to me and not typically charged at our other diners we frequent. All in all a thumbs up experience and nice drive because the service this place provides helps you overlook the negatives. read more

Bob's Diner - Diners Near Me - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

We've been looking for a good diner in the area, and at least for breakfast Bob's has proven to be the best for miles. The inside looked like a slightly bigger version of my Russian grandma's kitchen. Inside, everything was spotless. As noted by a previous reviewer, the menu is extensive, and the prices are certainly reasonable. All the staff were cheerful and friendly, even for 7 am on a Monday. We started with some great coffee that was strong but not burnt, and refills came quickly, as did the food. I had a delicious Belgian waffle with pie-filling cherry and whipped cream topping. Even though I had asked for strawberries, I would have gone with the cherries had they been offered, so I was happy despite the mistake. The only thing that would have been better was fresh fruit, which they didn't have. The boyfriend had French Toast, sausage and eggs, which apparently were also quite good. If their lunch and dinner are as good as their breakfast, I'll be completely hooked. read more

I visited this diner for lunch with a friend this past Saturday. It was small and busy so we figured it would be worth it! First, let me say that it took over 15 minutes for someone to take our order. My friend and I sat during that time with our menus closed and looked around. No one came by. It wasn't until we were about to leave that a waitress came over to take our order. The food itself was good, except the fries that I received were mostly small bits -- almost like I had gotten the end of the batch. They were tasty regardless. When we went to pay our check, we couldn't understand/read what our waitress wrote on the check and tried to explain that to the lady ringing us up. She was quite rude, to be honest, especially when I tried to explain to her what we thought the bill said. I remember saying, "ok so this says $9.99" and she interrupted me to say "I see that." This all happened after she and another customer got into an argument about his bill (even though it was the waitress' fault -- she still was yelling at him). Based on this first impression, I won't be back unless I have to be. read more

This is where young Manyunk "kids" and Roxbourgh lifers meet for breakfast. The mix of people here is fabulous. There is always a table of 20 somethings dressed in the day after comfy cloths, recovering form what happed last night mixed in with retirees going about their daily routine of news papers and breakfast and a child or two running around. It's a wonderful atmosphere. A classic diner car restaurant with breakfast prepared right behind the counter out in the open just adds to the lively atmosphere. I like the Hash with eggs sunny side up. read more

Worst omelette I've ever had I'm pretty sure it was made with fake eggs it had no flavor and was somehow extremely watery

Breakfast is the only meal worth eating at Bob's Diner -- their breakfast dishes are fine. Otherwise, their food ranges from only adequate (their hamburgers) to dreadful (their meatloaf). Their service matched their food, ranging from lackluster to dreadful. Our waiter was apologetic but could not speed up the kitchen. And I thought all diners had good food and good service! read more

Came here for breakfast on s Sunday morning. With how crowded it was, my expectations were high. We ordered two omelets, coffee, and a side of turkey bacon. For the price ($35+) we should have received much better. Our omelets were small and half cooked- had raw egg running out the middle. The mushrooms were straight from a can. The spinach seemed either from a can or frozen. For that price I would expect fresh ingredients and properly cooked eggs. We were very disappointed! Needless to say, we won't be returning. read more

When I think of a grabbing a quick breakfast that's inexpensive and greasy, I think or Bob's Diner on Ridge Avenue. This quaint converted mobile home is just the place for you to bring the kids Sunday morning to enjoy the atmosphere of a simpler time before trans fat was considered unhealthy. For the most part, the ambiance and staff were pleasant, except for the incessant lights that were flickering constantly (thank goodness no one had a seizure). All and all, if you request less butter and wear your sunglasses during your experience, this establishment could easily be four stars. Bob's is a solid three stars and was a pleasure to review. read more

Bob's is a hangover cure for the locals. This is good old wholesome diner food. That said, there's nothing incredibly special about the food. The win for this place is the quality of service and the personality of the staff. I've never been to Bob's and not fallen in love with a waitress. They are an excellent group of ladies. I always end up having the 2 eggs breakfast special. It comes with toast, homefries and coffee. All of this for $5.95. This place is a staple in the community and will continue to be for years to come. read more

Bob's Diner offers the traditional diner experience with its old train car design. The breakfast is delicious and I highly recommend any of their omelets. Desserts are also a specialty of this diner. I don't care much for their lunch or dinner options. And, the fact that they don't take credit cards is a bummer. Sometimes, I'm just not carrying cash. However, the staff and owners are incredibly friendly. read more

I showed up at a peak hour and sat at the only spot at the counter. it took them a while to greet me and set me up with a drink. Eventually after about 10 minutes someone, not my server passed by and realized this and got me a drink. It took another ten or so before my server actually got to me. I can't really find fault for this because they were seriously jamming at the time and I did not witness any slacking. I ordered the pepper and egg sandwich and I have to say that it was quite tasty. I had some bacon on the side. It was just a tad over cooked and crumbly. Just a tad. Be aware, they are cash only. There is a handy ATM. Over all I'd return. read more

My fiance and I were up in Bryn Mawr area getting my car checked out at BMW of the Mainline (a pretty terrible dealership but that's a review for another time) and we were looking for a good breakfast spot. We came across Bob's Diner on our Yelp Mobile (plug plug) and headed out to check it out for ourselves... Food: 3.0 stars A standard diner breakfast meal. The pancakes were pretty good. I wish they didn't smear everything in butter (pancakes, toast) but I guess that's classic diner protocol. The eggs, hash browns, and coffee were nothing to yelp home about. Just a standard, hearty breakfast. Service: 3.5 stars The server greeted us and was shocked we had never been to Bob's Diner before.... It's really not that shocking... Still the waitress was very nice and kept our coffee cups full. You gotta love the community diner TLC Ambiance: 3.0 stars The restaurant is an old train car, which is pretty cool. The vibe inside the restaurant is classic diner with the central counter and booths in front of the restaurant. The decor couldn't be any more cluttered. Still you feel comfortable in the restaurant... until.... Location: 1.0 star You look outside the window and Bob's Diner/Train Car is sitting right next to a cemetery. Seriously?? A freakin' cemetery?? Creepy. Price: 4.0 stars For a full meal, you'll end up paying $10 per person **Overall: 3.0 stars Not a great meal but not bad either. Nice service and comfortable ambiance until you look outside to see your grandma crawling outta her grave to join you for a cup of coffee. If you're in the area, its probably your best local option for breakfast but nothing worth going out of your way for. read more

This is a hidden gem in philly!! We come here for their delicious pancakes, coffee, and down to earth service. Don't miss out on a sweet experience! read more

Upon my first visit, I wanted to do a takeout order. The waitress who took the order was very short with me. I ordered 2 eggs and home fries in came with toast and coffee or tea. When ordered it I asked for coffee and this waitress said snootily you don't get the coffee with takeout, even though it was not notated as such on the menu. Well I walked 5 blocks back to home, open the container and there is no toast, how do you screw up on 3 items and give me only two? I called the diner to tell them their error, they gave me back that waitress who says "Sorry what do you want me to do?"with her nasty attitude, I let her know that I didn't appreciate her attitude towards me and she started yelling! I said I wouldn't be returning and hung up. I guess they're not interested in new customers. I've never been treated like this upon my first visit to an establishment. Do not give these people your money. I paid $8 for 2 eggs and home fries because they forgot the toast. Ridiculous prices for crappy food and service! read more