Food- basic diner food…read more Service- decent Ambiance-FILTHY, I mean absolutely filthy throughout the entire place. Looks like it hasnt been swept or dusted in ages!! Honestly can't believe people go back after seeing this.

We have ordered takeout from here in the past, one of the few remaining diner restaurants open for…read moredinner. We will not be ordering again. Turkey Club with barely any meat, probably 2 oz at best, the turkey was not roasted turkey, it was deli meat and the bread was not toasted. Greek chicken wrap, the wrap was soggy likely from the olives that weren't drained and too much dressing, no feta cheese. Cost of takeout for 2 sandwiches with a salad substitute on 1...$35.00. We work very hard for our wages and eat out once a week as a splurge. No thank you.

Always good and reliable. Nikki is great as hostess and Mike at the bar couldn't be better. Good…read morepub grub with excellent pizzas

I recently tried Green Front Restaurant for the first time, and it was an absolute rollercoaster of…read morean experience. The kitchen clearly knows what it's doing, but the front-of-house needs some serious help. We began with the fried pickle chips, which were amazing--served piping hot, fresh, and perfectly seasoned. The kitchen is remarkably quick, too; almost immediately after our appetizers arrived, the staff was already at our table taking main course orders. For my entree, I ordered the chicken tenders and fries basket. The tenders were perfectly golden and incredibly crispy, served with a generous mountain of fresh crinkle-cut fries. I'd rate the tenders a solid 3.5/5--my only minor critique is that they could be a bit more generous with the dipping sauce for a portion that size. My dad also ordered a beer, which was poured beautifully with a nice head. Unfortunately, the front-of-house experience completely dragged the meal down with some glaring cleanliness and professionalism issues. I found a long hair wrapped right around the lemon wedge in my iced tea. To make matters worse, I watched the staff member pouring drinks rub her mouth right at the drink station before handling other beverages. Meanwhile, the lady behind the counter was completely disengaged, literally just scrolling on her phone instead of focusing on the dining room. The overall neglect was obvious if you looked around. Hanging directly above our dining table was a vintage wall thermometer covered in a heavy, flaking buildup of rust and grime--definitely not what you want hanging over your food. Even the bathroom was neglected, with trash and used paper towels left on the floor. If you are strictly judging by the kitchen's output, the food tastes fantastic and comes out incredibly fast. However, management desperately needs to invest in a deep clean and have a serious huddle with the staff regarding basic front-of-house hygiene.

wow. great food! we had brisket, brisket Reuben, beans with burnt ends, Cesar salad with smoked…read morechicken an smoked tofu, rubbed fries. The cornbread people in our group were going crazy for it! Just great!! we are definitely coming back!! love it that we can do vegetarian BBQ.

Meat was delicious. Bigger portion than the time before. My side dishes were cold. Baked potato and…read moremac and cheese was really cold which I brought to warm up in microwave. My friend's sides were good, baked beans and coleslaw. Atmosphere is clean and spacious. We felt welcomed.

Update: They reached out, asked me for feedback and offered…read morefor me to come back. So I did. The experience was somehow worse! They got the order wrong, the fries were undercooked. One entire burger was missing. The root beer was still far and away the star of the show. Two strikes, I'm not sure I can stomach a third.

This place has came recommended by a friend, so I had to check it out . I love the 50s vibe . The…read moremenu was very familiar to another Rochester chain - Bill Gray's . I arrived just in time to get a root beer float for only $1.99 (available at 3-4pm daily ) I ordered a mushroom Swiss burger and an order of cheese fries . The burger was tasty but the fries were a bit of a let down for the price - not much melty cheese on them . Also , many of the tables were dirty - later an employee was cleaning them up so at least the dining room did not stay ignored . Overall , a nice spot for some casual food and drinks !

Parker's was quiet the Friday afternoon we visited which was great because I had a starving…read moreteenager with me . He said he felt so hungry that he wanted two dozen wings. He's not really starving just a teenager who is burning 5000 calories a day. We stopped in and the waitress was very attentive and quick with drinks and taking our order. Great stop for bar food and quick lunch bites. We'll be back.

Great spot in the village. We went there with a friend and family member when visiting the area…read more The regular menu is typical bar food plus a couple of items, like Pesto Pasta. They also have a couple of specials, like the glazed pork chop, which is absolutely wonderful. Round that out with an extensive beer on tap list and you have a winner. I had a Genessee Mango Peach Kolsch, which was a great beer. After years of making fun of Genessee-branded beers I had to eat my words. Highly recommend trying it. The place itself is rustic and relatively quiet, even though they were quite busy. The service was great and friendly, the close-caption TVs were tuned to the Padres game - 2,500 miles from San Diego and we still got to watch our hometown team. The kitchen was a little slow turning out dishes, so when my wife's Pesto Pasta turned out to be something else, she didn't even say anything. It was a pasta dish, just not Pesto and she said it was very good, just not what she ordered, which cost Parker's the one star.

Cozy local dinner with great food and service. We have been here multiple times and never had any…read moreissues. For the most recent visit, we arrived after 8pm and the restaurant was very quiet. Our food came out relatively fast. I loved the mashed potatoes with gravy included with my pot roast. They were perfectly warm and comforting. You also get a dinner roll with your entree and a choice of two sides. Pricing is fair. For our two meals, our total came to a little over $30 with tax. They also offer homemade desserts in a display case which looks very enticing. We will have to try the desserts next time.

Really positive environment. I met a friend for breakfast here and had an excellent time catching…read moreup. The food was great and the service was pretty attentive. There were a couple times we could use a top off on the coffee or water but for the most part we were well taken care off. I would definitely visit again. Recommend the cinnamon French toast!

Came on a Friday evening and it seemed as if all of Newark were dining here. Despite the bustling…read moreatmosphere, our food came out in a timely manner and there was plenty of seating to choose from. The dining room is huge and has the classic retro checkered floor look. Very fun and nostalgic. We enjoyed all of the food we ordered. The chicken fingers were perfect and crispy, Tasty onion rings that didn't fall apart when you bite into it, and the garbage plate portion size was huge which worked for my hungry husband. One of the better Tom Wahl locations I have visited in recent years. We left happy and had to grab a root beer refill on the way out.

The service was great and the food was good, the. Place was clean. We just moved into the are and…read morethere isn't many good restraints the area

Cute diner in the middle of village of Palmyra. Love the outside with all the flowers. Hometown…read morediner feel when you step inside of the diner .

Palmyra is a pretty small town, so we wanted to try a small local diner and get some simple food. I…read moreordered a really basic breakfast of 2 pancakes, 2 eggs and 2 sausage links (for some reason, the sausage links were extra, even though the name "2-2-2" implies it comes with them, like huh? ) and my husband got a breakfast muffin sandwich. Both of our orders were so bland and boring, I felt so ripped off. What is the point of going out to eat to a diner or a restaurant if they can't offer you something slightly above "just barely" okay? I can't find a reason to stop and eat here, at least for breakfast. If you can't do staples right, what makes you think I trust you to make something more complex and experimental taste good? Don't waste your time here, seriously.