Spangles breakfast is slept on. It's a great price and super filling. One of my favorite breakfast…read moremeals. They are always super fast and very fresh. Friendly customer service. Their hashbrowns are also exceptional, ultra crunch and seasoned to perfection with a hint of onion flavor.

I'm gonna say this place has some good burgers. I still prefer other burger locations over this…read moreone? But they are still pretty darn decent. My favorite thing about Spangles is the 50s Diner vibe. Amazing music and decor! Bathrooms are clean and staff is sweet. A good choice to try out one day.

Immediately the service was good. The guy at the front desk explained everything to us that we had…read morequestions about since it was our first time. The bacon cheddar burger was well seasoned, fresh toppings and the fries were well seasoned steak fries style. They have extra seasoning table side and if you are looking for a traditional burger joint to go to, this is it! I have to come back and get the buffalo burger which is made from actual buffalo. Ambiance gives you a small town burger spot that is great to go to with friends and family.

Super tasty and affordable menu! The fries are very unique, very tasty, and the burgers are very…read moresatisfying. Fried pickles are top-notch! Definitely a hidden gem in the valley center area. Service was quick, and the ambience gives off an older diner vibe

On a busy Friday night we had a group of 15. I had called ahead of time as they don't take…read morereservations to provide a "heads up". We were greeted with open arms despite the fact that we had such a big group. I had never been to a Cracker Barrel restaurant before, and honestly my expectations were not very high. We waited for about 10 minutes for our tables but that was no problem because the store and decor were so fun and interesting! We were given two tables side by side and two servers. They took our drink orders immediately and were great about refills. We ordered quickly, but our food took approximately 45 minutes to arrive. We. were. starving. Thankfully the food finally arrived and it was DELICIOUS! All of it-every single thing. Special shout-out to the hash brown casserole, the apples, and biscuits. I don't live near this location, but when I am back in the area I will absolutely visit again.

Ordered my food online , I got the French toast bake , it literally look someone played with my…read morefood , it didn't have cream cheese filling at all , it looked dry and nasty. The staff was rude including the manager, they all tried to argue with me instead of just remaking the food .. I will never go back.

We just went in there and stood there for 10 minutes while they filled orders for to go people and…read morethe other employee was outback smoking the whole time. The girl at the counter was making six sandwiches for people that are called in their orders or online. IT'S VERY SAD THAT IF YOU ACTUALLY GO TO A PLACE IN A SMALL TOWN IN PERSON YOU'RE NOT TAKING CARE OF AND THIS PLACE DOES NOT CARE!!

The Grits and corn beef hash are amazing. My kids loved the pancakes did need syrup or butter for…read moreflavor.

I always order a Spanish Omelette with extra salsa. Nothing more nothing less, I've never ever been…read moredisappointed with their food. A lot of their sweets are delicious and good for the price. Whenever I get the chance to stop in, I do. Its an easy place to miss. It's always busy and full. The staff is very welcoming and kind. The environment and ambiance of the place is very western and old fashioned yet very friendly and homey. It gives the feeling as if your grandparents are in the back cooking for you, the food is delicious and worth the stop.

Auntie C's is a good place to grab a slice of Americana. From the goofy s*** on the walls to…read moreclassic American dishes, Auntie C's delivers the small-town diner feel in mega doses. But the thing is, whether you're seeking out nostalgia for the days of old, or wanting to experience that small-town feel for the first time, once the novelty of the atmosphere wears off, you're left with a mediocre hole-in-the-wall that serves edible food. The dishes at Auntie C's are all classic American diner meals, and when I say "all," I mean just that. The menu at Auntie C's is expansive, and while this can seem like a great thing because it offers up a plethora of choices, it also means that nothing is exceptional. I question the true freshness of the ingredients here...the fruits and veggies all taste like they come from a can, and the sauces and gravy all taste like they're frozen and thawed. Everything is perfectly edible and most of it tastes "okay," but I can imagine the people raving about how delicious the food is think salt and pepper are the only spices that exist, because those are pretty much the only spices used here, and almost everything is under-seasoned. Breakfast is by far the best thing to order, and you can get it all day. But be wary of the biscuits, because they frequently are overcooked and dry, and I would avoid anything that's "hand-breaded" unless you want to eat 75% breading. The cream gravy has a good flavor, but they seem to struggle a bit with consistency. While usually being nice and thick, on occasion it has been runny and watered down...that generally happens when a restaurant tries to carry over food from several days ago. That said, the French Toast and Pancakes have never let us down, and things like bacon, eggs and hashbrowns are just hard to mess up. For lunch or dinner, I've never found a meal that I enjoyed much save for the Chicken and Noodles, which are very good. The hamburgers lack proper seasoning and are often overcooked and dry, which leads me to believe they're probably cooked on a broiler...fast and high heat, which would be the correct way to cook a high quality, high fat beef like wagyu, but for lower quality beef that they clearly are using, low and slow would allow the meat to tenderize and retain moisture, and develop a richer flavor. The Mexican options, though few, are honestly pretty gross, so I generally stick to the breakfast menu these days. The deserts, however, are fantastic, and they usually have cookies, fudge and other goodies for sale by the register that are made outside of the restaurant that the kids love. It might seem like I eat there a lot for someone who doesn't seem to like the food, and you'd be partially correct. My mom LOVES Auntie C's, and she loves beef liver, which Auntie C's serves, so we take her there every other week. But what my mom loves about the restaurant is the fact that she's been going there practically since it opened, I think in the early 2000's, and it reminds her of growing up in western KS...she openly admits that the food isn't great, and we probably won't go much when she passes. The atmosphere is kitschy but unique, and the story behind it is cool. Much of the decor has been donated over the years by patrons like my mom, and when you sit in the dining room you can usually hear someone who has spent the last decade or so sitting in the dining room every Sunday bantering with the staff. Aside from the decor, the dining room is a typical diner...too many tables shoved into too small of a space, where you feel like you're sitting on top of the strangers at the table next to you, and someone's rear is constantly in your face as they squeeze through. I can see how the staff can come across as rude at times, but in my experience this is generally when they are busy and they are just hurrying, trying to get their tables taken care of...if you aren't the type who feels the need to treat wait staff like your personal servant and bow to your existence, you shouldn't have an issue. Food generally arrives at the table in a timely manner, and I've never felt ignored or forgotten about. Prices at Auntie C's are very fair for the large portions you get, and though they have had to increase some due to food costs, they aren't gouging you. In fact, 2 people can easily share most of their breakfast dishes if you aren't trying to pack in a days' worth of calories into one meal. All told, the best thing Auntie C's offers is a unique dining experience that I do think is worth checking out, but under it they're serving cafeteria quality food and riding on the coattails of nostalgia. If it weren't for the atmosphere I'd give it fewer stars, because the food by itself doesn't earn 3.

This place gave me the runs real hard. I went in for the French dip special, it was actually more…read moresalty then them salt blocks cows lick, don't ask me how I know. My sodium level is now through the roof and my bathroom is destroyed.

Amazing - gotta give this place a chance! Friday night crowd - 15-20 minute wait for a table -…read morenot bad. CF Steak - was husband's choice - he loved it. I picked the Cajun Chicken - amazing - chicken breast covered in jambalaya / jack cheese & jalapeños .... Most definitely a repeater!!!

Acceptable little BBQ. Quaint and quick service. Haven't seen a salad bar in along while. It has…read moreeverything you would want! We had our orders quick and we had a very varied menu. I can't understand people who don't like or order barbecue at a barbecue restaurant. But those who ordered burgers said they were very flavorful and moist. I had brisket and it was good. Fair bark, a little dry; but it was better than no barbecue.

There's a little outdoor dining area but it was way too windy for that today, so it was a happy…read moresurprise that the place looked clean and inviting when we walked inside. Neat, shiny, no food on the floor, no BBQ sauce smeared on the walls or edges of the tables. Maybe we've just had really bad luck with BBQ places in our nearly two years of full-time RV travel, but this little place was an outstanding find! The salad bar looked well-stocked, and the menu options are plentiful (see photos). We got unsweet iced tea that actually tasted like tea and was clear instead of cloudy! Holy crap! For appetizers we chose onion rings (very good, especially with the house sweet & zesty sauce) and BBQ wings with blue cheese dipping sauce (extremely satisfying). Either one would have been enough for a meal. The main event, though, was the rib combo with sliced brisket (sides were slaw and scalloped potatoes), and the ranch broccoli super spud. The ribs were what every rib joint promises but most don't deliver: the meat fell off the bone and was just perfect. The spud was indeed super: it was massive, had tons of broccoli, loads of sour cream, and the green onions gave it the perfect little kick of flavor. We couldn't finish our entrees, so we took the leftovers home. The service (ERICA, we're talking about YOU!) was absolutely stellar! Erica was so prompt, so cheerful. An absolute delight! She checked on us frequently, delivered our food with a smile, and was a really big part of why we enjoyed our visit to Two Brothers as much as we did. Because the restaurant was so clean and neat, because the food was so good, and because the service was top notch, we hope to go back one more time before we light out on the road again in a few days. Thank you Two Brothers!

Amazing food. Rosie is the best. She knows all the regulars and makes the new customer feel at…read morehome too. The alpana sauce she created is awesome. The rolls are truly one of the best I have ever eaten paired with the oil/vinegar dipping. Go and enjoy a wonderful meal.

Great service, delicious complimentary bread, love the salad... my pasta sampler was a bit too…read moresalty to my taste and very cheesy, my wife had their spaghetti and meatballs (delicious)... love their choice of music and very clean place. Next past through will comeback and try the other dishes!!