So this is a diner type restaurant that you might not even know what you're looking at until you…read moresee it. There's no flashy sign or anything like that. It does look a little rundown but when you get in there, you want me to disappointed. Well I can only speak for myself but I wasn't disappointed at all. I stood at the front counter, and ordered from the menu which is up above. Don't expect any signage, this is old school diner style after all. Gloria took my order, she was patient as I looked on the menu to see what I wanted, so I have no complaints. She was super nice! They weren't really anybody else in the establishment so I was able to sit down wherever I wanted to. I ordered a burger and fries and a water and had a seat. And while I was sitting there there was a TV that let me watch some recaps of the NBA playoffs. Anyway, the burger was really good. It came out quick, the fries came out hot and fresh. They're more like potato wedges but that's perfectly okay! The burger itself was made with what seem like fresh ingredients, onions and tomatoes and all that. I have no complaints about that. Now there's no other condiments on the table though. So she gave me a bottle of ketchup and then I had to ask for mayonnaise. So usually you would have a self-serve place that would have a condiment bar or already have it at the table so it was interesting that they didn't have anything like that for a burger spot but that's not the end of the world. The quality of the burger was good. Would I go back, absolutely! The burger was good and filling, all the vegetables crunched, the fries came out removed grease on them so you know that came straight out to fryer, Burger Patty was pretty decently seated. Good fine, kind of a hole in the wall type of situation but you know those hole in the wall situations have the best food.

Need to update site here, Armando's is closed. Scottie B's (burgers, sandwiches) is now there…read more Other Armando's shops around town--the best one is on E. Brainerd Road.

Yummy, yum, yum! I really enjoyed lunch at Fresh burger. I ordered the fried chicken salad and my…read morepartner had the fried chicken sandwich with fries and onion rings. Both were excellent. My salad was stuffed full of chicken! And very tasty. The chicken sandwich was delicious. Everything is made fresh and high quality. The service was great! Very friendly and attentive. It's cute inside too! Family friendly and a lot of seating. And also, we easily could have shared either the salad or the sandwich and both been full.

Burgers here are outstanding. They are fresh and tasty. Wait staff is very attentive. Lots of…read morechoices on the menu so we'll have to go back to try more.

Went here a couple weeks ago place was super amazing great burgers always fresh and the people are…read morealways so polite

I wanna say this,this Restaurant is phenomenal !! Everything sold to eat here is 10 out of 10…read morerating.captian D is no longer the fish fish delish.Armando's just gained this title for there Awesome catfish,and catfish plates.also there hamburger stake plates,there burgers and onion rings are 10 out of 10.go get you some Armando's you will not be disappointed..the prices,are right.stop spending your hard earned money,for less,because no matter what you choose from Armando's menu,it's all phenomenal,at a phenomenal price.go check it out,just remember (SAVE ME SOME!!

Great Burgers and service. The shocker with fried egg is my…read morefavorite! Wish they had Grindhead coffee tho!

Coming from Maui, there are not a lot of good burger places. Really only one stand out - Burger…read moreBoys waygu burger truck. So on my first mainland trip in a couple years, I have been trying different burger shops. Jack Brown's had really high reviews, had a super fun vibe, and a really creative menu, which I love. Service was on point. Let's get the elephant out of the room right now - the size. lol I was prepared for a small burger from all the reviews, but, Shake Shack has a small burger, Jack-in-the-Box has a small burger. It's not the size of the dog in the fight, it's the size of the fight and the dog. But I ain't gonna lie, that is one tiny burger! It's like...five bites? One for each corner, and then the middle. lol They might be better off coring the middle, and marketing them as hamburger donuts. The easy fix is just order an extra patty for a few bucks more. Same as Shake Shack. The other thing I have a problem with is the, "we don't do lettuce or tomato..." line. Sorry, that's like a pizza with no toppings. Really, it just sounds like they found a way to reduce overhead by not having to prep and pay for vegetables. But whatever... if great burgers can be made without lettuce and tomato, and without a big patty...let's get it on. I'm sorry, but that patty was charbroiled to the point of no juice. This is where a tomato might help with moisture. lol I don't see how this is actually Wagyu. A Wagyu burger should be melting in my mouth. I don't know what happened, but it reminded me of my first job at Burger King, running whoppers through the flame broil conveyor belt. If you got one that just came out, you scored big time. But if you got one that just sat in the warmer for 10 minutes, you got a dry burger. It was a very disappointing burger. Then again, I just had a Shake Shack burger yesterday, and it was nomnom greasy goodness. Of course I was going to be disappointed. It's like Ozzy Osbourne following up Slipknot as the opening act. The fries were great. They came in a huge basket, and the price was very reasonable.

I'd advise anyone that wants food from Havens on 58hwy to go to the grocery store, buy & cook it…read moreyourselves. I recently called in an order of Oxtails & was advised it would be 35 to 40 min. 40 mins. Later I attempted to call them to ensure my order was ready...no one answered the phone. I preceded to Havens to pick up & pay for my order. I walked in Havens & stood in line for approximately 10 mins. I finally reached the Counter & told the young lady my name. At that time she told me they ran out of the Oxtails before I got there. No phone call no heads up. I wasted a trip and my time. Needless to say that was "Bad Business Ethics". I would advise anyone to find somewhere else to eat. Personally I'd give a minus Star if I could.

Yeah it is in an old strip shopping center. I hear you--it looks dicey…read more But if you want some of the best catfish in Tennessee stop here. The catfish plate with two sides is a real winner. Simple cornbread breading with lots of ingredients. Perfectly fried--crisp on the outside but moist and hot on the inside. Ample serving. Perfection! Sides are abundant. When available go for the broccoli and rice casserole. Wonderful and not too salty. When it's busy park away from the entrance because lots of take-out orders are buzzing about.

This little diner is such a hidden spot in Cleveland! The atmosphere is small, cozy, and welcoming,…read moreand the breakfast was absolutely delicious. I decided to get the waffles that were topped with fresh bananas, blueberries, whipped cream, with a drizzle. What made the experience stand out, though, was the staff. They were incredibly friendly and went out of their way to make sure we had a great experience. I would highly recommend a visit!

GPS took us right to it. Driving up, it doesn't look like much but looks can be deceiving. There is…read morea limited amount of parking along the side of building. The space is tight but at least it is all angled making getting into and out of the spaces much easier. I did not notice any handicapped spaces but the lot is small and paved so travel is pretty easy. There are several signs on the exterior wall cautioning to lock your vehicle as they are not responsible for stolen items but nothing appeared nefarious. Seating is a combination of booths and tables plus several stools along the counter to the right. We seated ourselves and the server came by quickly for our drink orders and dropped off the menu. The menu is pretty extensive with many options as well as the ability customize anything. We decided on the Cleveland special and the Western omelet. With a cup of coffee, this came to about $24. The food took about 10 minutes to arrive. The first thing noticed is the biscuits are huge. They are easily the size of a saucer. They are a bit crumbly but that makes them great for covering in gravy. The eggs were cooked as ordered, the gravy was very good, and the sausage appears to be locally sourced. The omelet was also huge and completely filled. The veggies were sautéed perfectly and made for a great meal. The service was just fine but could have been better. I had asked if the sausage was locally sourced and the waitress did not know. She never came back to let me know if she had an answer. I had to ask twice for a refill and eventually waved down a different server. We also needed to ask twice for jelly packets. While not terrible by any means, it was unusual for what we expect from these type local restaurants which seem to pride themselves on great service as well as great food. This little diner is a must stop for a great meal. Just have a little patience with the service and you'll be glad you came.

My food was amazing! We are here from out of town was very embarrassed…read more I tried the double cheeseburger with fries 5stars Country ham breakfast biscuits and gravy So good Sausage breakfast I loved the gravy Service was fast and friendly Prices were great

I found it hard to find a footlong slaw dog well this is the place add chili cheese and slaw…read moreawesome I definitely recommend

Had a sub sandwich and a steak and cheese sandwich and both were yummy! The owners are super nice…read moreand our food was delivered very quickly!!!

They have decent food, albeit their prices are usually on the high side…read more Unfortunately, they have started adding stealth junk credit card fees to food orders. No signage warning of the fees, no warning from the cashier. He quoted me the total price of the order, but the receipt showed a higher amount than he quoted due to the stealth junk fee. Had I been told there would be a junk fee, I would have paid cash. But they hid the junk fee until after the sale was made. It's so tiring getting hit with stealth junk fees. They can charge what they wish for their product, but for crying out loud, STOP it with the stealth fees and honestly price your product that includes all of your costs except for sales tax.. If you think you have to gin up a fee for something, put it on the menu, on the entry door, and at the register. Or better yet, raise your menu prices by whatever amount you think you need and give customers a discount off of the menu price for cash. Credit/debit cards are used for nearly 80% of retail purchases. Your product prices should reflect the way the vast majority of your customers pay. No one gets an unpleasant surprise that way, and you are being honest with your customers. It's not that hard to do...