Yummy burgers, delicious shakes. We haven't tried the fries yet, but they actually post where the…read morepotatoes were harvested from, so you know they are fresh. It was quiet today when we were there and the employees spent the time cleaning and tidying the place. We were very impressed. I forgot to take a picture of my burger, but the "little hamburger" with lettuce, tomato, pickles, mustard and ketchup was filling and tasty.

You are now reading a review by the nationally renowned 5G Guru! Yup, that's me! Why me? In 1986 I…read morewas chowing down almost weekly at the very first 5G in Northern VA! I knew the father and his four sons by their first names, and they knew mine. Moving on, I have eaten at 5Gs in way over twenty states for a total of dozens and dozens if not hundreds of meals. This review is all about the often-ignored hotdog. So, what do you need to know about this bad boy? 1. It's all beef and made by Hebrew National. The dog is Kosher, but the meal is not because it is grilled on the same grill as bacon and other stuff. Bottom line, they start with a great dog. 2. The dog is split lengthwise before it is grilled. Because of this it needs a slighter bigger bun. More about this later. 3. All the burger toppings are available for the dog. Pro Tip #1- If you are insane, you can order cheese on your dog here. If you do, they will use a Kraft Single! Crazy right! I would rather have a root canal with no pain meds than do that! Pricing- 5Gs is infamous for being spendy! I call it the "Gasp!" factor. I ordered a dog, small Cajun Fries and a small drink and it set me back $14.49. This is much better than a burger meal so the gasping is much less. Presentation- You know the deal. The dog is wrapped in foil and at the bottom of a brown paper bag. On top are about a bazillion delicious fries. Pro Tip #2- Many folks think the fries should be crisper. Just ask and they will be happy to accommodate you and make them extra crispy! Unwrap the foil and you'll immediately see what I mean about the slighter bigger bun. I don't normally cut my dog in half but I did for this review so you can see a cross-section of the split dog. Taste- This is one seriously good dog! You get a nice snap when you bite into it. You can really taste the beef and it is very nicely grilled and caramelized. Among the big chains, most reviews place this dog in the top 3 and sometimes #1 in the country! I would agree. To me, a dog, fries and a drink here is a five star meal!

It's not the Jimmy's that we had before the building he was in for many years was taken away…read more However, despite the limited menu, and limited hours, what they are serving is very good. We had a gyro an order of stuffed green peppers. I continue to hope Jimmy will eventually open another brick and mortar restaurant.

At the Mall and end of day hungry. A Greek salad always sounds good. And this one didn't…read moredisappoint. A little less feta would be ok too. But a great salad. Thoroughly enjoyed. Excellent fries too. Remind me of shore boardwalk fries. Friendly service. Genuine. The falafel appetizer, not so much. And it's a food court. You're not here for fine dining. But yeah! Good food.

I've always loved DQ , the prices sure have gone up, but hasn't everything. The service is quick…read moreand the restaurant is clean what more can you ask.

I love coming to this Dairy Queen anytime I'm in Sebring. I used the drive thru which was moving at…read morea steady speed. I ordered a New York strawberry cheesecake blizzard and it tasted delicious! The service was fast even though I ordered chicken strip basket which is always a wait because they have to be made fresh. The parking lot was clean and had a little sitting area if you wanted to sit outside.

What in the actual f?!? Both sodas we ordered (Pepsi and…read moremountains dew) were bad. My pick two was a complete disgrace to food. Chicken noodle soup that was cold and contained almost no liquid. My BLT not only contained burnt bacon but the bread was burnt! Also, chopped tomatoes on a BLT?!? There were 3 other occupied tables and visibly more staff than customers so to have food this bad is just pure laziness. When I complained to our server Briana all I got was "sorry". Same thing when I complained at check out. "Sorry". I'm SORRY I ever set foot in this place!

Bob Evan's has good food at affordable prices. The portions are large. The atmosphere is very…read morerelaxing with a down home country decor. I have eaten here several times for breakfast and lunch with friends. My go to is the oatmeal with fruit. The chicken & turkey dinners are delicious. The servers are friendly & very attentive. We are always greeted with a smile and seated immediately. There is plenty of free parking and the bathrooms are clean. We always have a good time and enjoy our meal.

Johnny's Eggs works is ok, it's not the best. When you use a " cheese spread" it's not real…read morecheese. There omelets are extremely thin. If give then a 5 at best. The egg house is so much better. Granted they are closer then the egg house the eggs house is worth the trip.b

Not a chain, breakfast & lunch only, and a solid reputation over many years for being consistently…read moregood. I've been to both meals several times and definitely agree. Today was breakfast. Arriving- Not many folks have been to Frostproof as it's so tiny. It's a five mile straight shot off US Route 27. Big parking lot so that's not a problem. Ambience- Typical. Kitsch on the walls, booths and tables and a counter that seats 8-10. You've seen it all before. Kids are welcome. Customer Service- Several of the servers have been there many years and seen it all. You can expect them to be friendly and efficient. I've never had a problem. Food- It's rural Central Florida folks so expect standard American fare. This visit I Ordered a Meatlovers Omelet with Home Fries. It came with my choice of toast or a biscuit, but I skipped that because I knew I was getting a lot of food! Of course, I had coffee. The pre-tip tab was about $14. As you can see, a lot of food! The cook knows how to finish home fries. Note the beautiful browning but not burnt. They need a little more seasoning but still very good. The omelet was huge and packed with proteins. Delicious! So, you're blowing down route 27, maybe with the little munchkins, and you need a reliable breakfast or lunch. You're sick of chains. You can't go wrong here, and you should expect a 4-star experience!

Third time's the charm! This was my third visit, and it was…read moredefinitely the best one yet. The breakfast was outstanding! I had the ham and cheese omelet, and it was absolutely delicious. The Mother-in-law ordered the Denver omelet, and it was just as tasty. A special shout-out to Nora J. for providing excellent, friendly service. She was attentive, welcoming, and made sure everything was perfect throughout our meal. What I really like is that this isn't your typical chain restaurant. It has its own charm, serves fresh, flavorful food, and offers a much more personal dining experience. I'll definitely be back for breakfast again! Last but not least, thank you for the veterans discount.

I hate having to revise a positive review, but unfortunately today's visit was a very different…read moreexperience. Over the last two months, I have eaten at Village Inn in Sebring several times. During those visits, the service was excellent, the food was consistently good, and I was impressed enough to leave a very favorable review. Today, however, was a completely different story. The restaurant was not particularly busy, yet my food took an unusually long time to arrive. While waiting, I was seated near the kitchen and could clearly hear employees engaging in loud horseplay and unprofessional behavior, which did not create a very welcoming dining atmosphere. I started with a cup of the pork green chili, which I normally enjoy. It is usually served with crackers, but none were brought out. When I asked for crackers, a cracker container was brought to the table, but the crackers inside were stale and soggy. When I politely mentioned this to my server, the response was simply, "That's how we get them," before walking away. There was no apology or attempt to correct the issue. When my cheeseburger finally arrived, it was severely overcooked and very disappointing. Everyone can have an off day, and that's understandable. What concerns me most is the noticeable difference between the excellent experiences I've had previously and the poor service and food quality I received today. I truly hope this was an isolated incident because I have enjoyed dining here in the past. For now, though, I'll be taking a break before returning.

Good pizza! Always ready! Great to be able to pick up a pie on way home…read more Good value too!

OK, first of all, I'm a food critic. I worked in executive five star dining and I know several…read moreMichelin chefs. But, every once in a while, even a guy like me wants to order a delivery pizza. At first, I was told, "no" they would not delivered to me. Because I am 1 mile outside of their radius. The young guy I spoke with recommended instead that I called Lake Placid Papa John's which is ridiculous because I'm exactly 30 seconds south of Highway 98. I think the guy was just trying to pass the buck. However, I called Lake Placid and they also said I was outside their delivery radius and that made a lot more sense to me because it would be like calling Denver, Colorado and asking for a pizza to be delivered to Florida. So what do you do? I ended up calling the Sebring location back and asked for the manager. I got Lexi on the phone. That was the manager's name. She was a young lady, but she seemed intelligent and open minded, because when I explain the circumstances to her she said, "yeah that is ridiculous" I also explain to Lexi about how much money they were losing out on because they were not willing to extend their delivery radius to the entire Sebring area. They were missing out on business from all of the people south of HCA hospital now if you think about it that's a lot of people and a lot of money to be missing out on. The radius gap between the Sebring delivery area and the Lake Placid delivery area does not touch. This means there is a huge gap where they are missing all of the Spring Lake and all of the people who live just off Highway 66. Ridiculous! I mean, if I'm a business owner and I have a pizza business, I'm gonna make sure that I cover the entire Sebring area because I'm not about to miss out on money from people because of a 1 mile extra driving radius. Lexi went on to explain to me that she was going to go ahead and allow the delivery, but she also told me that she could not guarantee that every manager would make the same choice at Papa John's. I agreed that that was likely to happen and I understood. Now the pizza: there are a lot of pizzas in this town and a lot of these guys who make them are from New York City so you're not missing out on good quality pizza here in Sebring. I will say that most of the time the sauce is very acidic no matter where you go. Papa John's sauce, which I have not had in sometime, at least 20 years has a definite sweetness. It had a good aroma, and while not punched with herbs it did satisfy the palate in a balanced way. I enjoy the sweetness that they have in their sauce whether they slow cook the onions or just added a little sweetener to the sauce. both are fine it's a matter of taste. Italians will choose one or the other. They all typically use their onions to gain this type of exposure in the flavor by a quick sear and sauté of the onions to gain a bolder aroma, or a slow cook of the onions in order to sweeten them. We ordered the new New York style pizza, and while there is not a consistency in the two pizzas we received the first one was more New York style in the crust. Well, the second one was denser and the crust endings were not equal in size, thickness, or make, but for a commercial pizza, it filled the stomach. In this review, I am complementing the manager more than anything for her ability to deliver to us. You often do not see this in commercial businesses. They are usually very stoic and black-and-white on their terms. For Lexi to think outside the box and be willing to make a personal judgment was appreciated. She was a good manager, and she is being recognized for that purpose. You hardly see this ever so kudos to you Lexi, and thank you for being a good manager!

The restaurant folks call this type of restaurant fast casual instead of fast food. They definitely…read moreare a step up in ambience, quality, and price. I was blowing by and wanted a quick breakfast so boom, I was there! Arriving- They are in front of a Lowes and adjacent to a Starbucks. You need to wind your way around and it's a little weird. Parking is no problem. Ambience- Worlds away from fast food. Genuinely pleasant with nice tables and booths that were spotlessly clean. Pro Tip- This location does not have its own Wi-Fi but there is a Xfinity Hot Spot nearby. The App- I fired up my well-designed app, chose dine-in and placed and paid for my order. Within seconds my order status appeared on a screen near the pick-up window. Nice! It was ready in less than five minutes. Customer Service- Two folks touched me at the pick-up window, and they were very pleasant. Not much else to say. Food- I ordered a Sausage, Egg & Cheese on Ciabatta. I paired it with an Iced Latte. The tab was $11.80. My sandwich was hot and bursting with flavor. OMG, it was actually served on a plate instead of wrapped. My Latte was spot on. Value- So my experience had much better ambience and food quality than fast food and of course, I paid more for it. I definitely had at least a four-star experience!

I eat here quite often. Today I was in the back, behind where the beverages are. I sat down and…read morestarted eating. Looked in the corner and saw a large mousetrap. Threw my food away and left. Called the manager - he said it is for prevention - not sure if it prevents mice or customers!