Stopped in our our way through. Spacious, one level, diner style restaurant with plenty of tables…read moreand booths. Location is accessible but there are 2 doors to go through to get in if you enter from the street. You can also park in the back and enter. Bathrooms are gender-specific, but one at a time. The ladies room was tiny. I don't think a wheelchair would fit comfortably in there. I loved that the booths have artwork separating them - clever and beautiful idea! It was a Monday morning, not very busy. Hubby grabbed a booth while I used the ladies room. We still did not have drinks by the time I got to the table, and it was a few more minutes before coffee and tea arrived. Our server Angel (according to the receipt) just moved slow. She is also not particular about germs. She served my coffee with the bowl of creamers on top. That bowl of creamers travels from table to table and you put it where I have to put my mouth to drink? It's just not sanitary! Napkins are on the table with the wine & beer list so I was able to wipe off my cup and hope the heat would kill any germs. Another nice thing is that they use different mugs for tea and coffee! When places use one mug for either tea or coffee, the tea usually tastes a little like coffee. Business did pick up and we did not see Angel again until our food came up. We saw our food come up and sit under the lights for about 5 minutes. Then I watched as she grabbed some jelly packets and put them on top of our food. More germs from her hands and the jelly, great, thank you so much! The other servers appeared to have some hustle, but not our girl. Slow and steady. I had to ask for more coffee. She strolled by and asked about our food but didn't really expect an answer as she didn't even stop. Our food was good. Hubby had 3 eggs over easy, sausage and toast - great. I had the Greek omelette, no tomato, and it had lots of spinach, also great. We finished and she never came by with more coffee or the check so I went over to the cashier to wait for her. Would we stop here again? Probably, but not any time soon.

Stopped here for lunch during a road trip and it was absolutely phenomenal! Everyone was incredibly…read morekind, the food was SO cheap (compared to DC at least), and the service was exceptional. 10/10 experience all around!

We had an awesome meal and great service. My husband judges the New England clam chowder by how…read morelong the spoon stays vertical and this was a winner.

Great atmosphere. Nicole our wait staff was so friendly and then came the manager. He never gave…read moreeye contact, didn't ask us how our meal was, didn't say a word. I pulled out my credit card and the next thing I knew he had grabbed it and cashed me out without saying a word. I don't get it. I was in the restaurant business for so long. He left a black mark on Jacks Place for us.

Today I stopped off here with a group, the food was ok. Nothing to write home about. We got cheese…read morecurds and spare ribs. Cheese curds - eh, not bad. Ok stringiness. Bbq spare ribs - not smoky at all, super sweet flavor. Overall: not sure if i would come back, it was just eh, nothing that great.

Lots of new fall menu items right now that are AMAZING. This is a pork ribeye with creamy polenta…read moreand veggies. Very yummy!

This is a beautiful place and perfect for adding to your trip to Stony Brook Park! Great food…read morevariety and architecture is lovely. The outdoor garden is incredible, giving a European feel to the experience.

Came here for brunch and had a great experience! Our server was so friendly and quick, checking on…read moreus frequently. The food was great too, and I really enjoyed the lox bagel. The restaurant is clean, bright, and spacious. It feels modern but inspired by an old diner. It's located in the heart of the shopping district, with street parking in front of the building and a giant parking lot behind the building. Highly recommend if you're in the area!

I stopped by on a trip to use the restroom and get lunch. The parking lot is a little weird and…read moreyou have to walk through the line of drive-thru cars to get to the entry door - I didn't see any easy places for mobility-impaired people to enter. (I'm sure there must be one but it is not obvious and will regularly be blocked by vehicles). I appreciate that the restrooms are available for travelers. The staff was friendly and the restaurant was very clean. My dine-in order came out quickly and correctly. I got burgers and fries, and they tasted exactly like I expect a McD burger and fries to taste. Soda and water were the only drink options, no tea today. Atmosphere - it's a typical corporate McD's, completely soul-less with very 1984 vibe (the book, not the year). There are self-order kiosks if you don't want to interact with any humans. Let's face it, nobody comes here for the atmosphere anymore. Fortunately there is still an actual register too. The cashier was quick, friendly, and helpful, and she is the reason for the third star.

The food is always very good here, prices are high of course since it's right off the highway, but…read moreif you use a ton of deals you can usually save a pretty good amount of money

I have been here numerous times for dinner and happy hour. The specialty drinks and appetizers are…read morefantastic! Every thing I have tasted had been delicious. I do take out orders to bring to social events and they are a big hit.

We stopped here on a Sunday early afternoon. Yelp said it was closed but we were happy to find it…read moreopen. We sat out back which was a super cute patio spot. The brunch food was delicious and so reasonable! We had excellent service. I highly recommend stopping here if you are in the area!!!

Disgusting food, incompetent staff and a manager who knows nothing about running a restaurantread more

Thank u both for the pizza and wings they where awesome great for good atmosphere keep up the good…read morework Fred and Wilma