I ordered the veggie hash which was suppose to be sweet potatoes with Brussels sprouts, onion,…read moregarlic and Parmesan with 2 eggs. I basically received a bowl of Brussel sprouts with 2 eggs on top. There were very few pieces of sweet potatoes and I didn't see any Parmesan. I told the waiter but did not receive any more sweet potatoes. Some seasoning would have been nice as well. Very disappointing.

(4/5) Our experience…read moregot off to a slow start because it took longer than expected for someone to come to our table. However, once we were served, by Jose, they recovered well. The service was friendly and attentive, and the food was very good. We had the lite of my life, too be it not to be, and the meet me in St. Louis and it was so good that we forgot to take pictures of our food. The atmosphere was charged with excitement. I appreciate how they turned things around, and I'd be willing to come back again.

You can't go wrong with Courtesy! We came here for breakfast and found a seat at the counter. The…read morebottomless coffee hit and the "table" pancake great. I got eggs and bacon, which came with the crispy Hashbrowns (carb overload anyone?). The staff was kind and helpful. A huge plus of this place is the variety of options and it is pretty affordable. It's right on the skirts of Dogtown on Hampton, and there's a decent parking lot in front. There are also some side streets available if the lot is full.

Cash only, but ATM only charged $1.95. Great American breakfasts without any fiber, full of bad…read morecholesterol, satisfying fat, and unhealthy calories. High octane bottomless mug coffee, swift accurate service with no pretension or scripted "customer service, " and pretty reasonable prices.

Very, very cutesy, quaint restaurant. When my friend and I arrived, it was open seating at the…read moretime, so we just grabbed some bar seats in front of the kitchen area bc all the tables were sewed up. The space is pretty tiny. There are only about 12 to 13 seating options, with only about 5 or 6 of them being non-bar height options. Nikki was our server; she was awesome, helpful & attentive! Everything is a la carte. Boooooooo! Lol. I'm not a huge fan of restaurants that serve a la carte. But whatevs. I started with the Charleston drink. It was good and strong; came out in a fancy box w a lil smoke. It was semi dramatic, lol. We decided to order the collards and spinach artichoke dip to start with. It was good. It gave spinach and artichoke dip for the most part. The seasoned saltine crackers that accompanied that were not my favorite, but not the worst, & we had to ask for more to finish the dip (we were unexpectedly charged for them -_____-). I wish it was pita bread or pita chips instead, but I guess the crackers are Lucy's special touch. We finally decide on food; she got the catfish po boy, I got the brisket sandwich. She said her sandwich was FIRE but I didn't try it so I can't speak to that unfortunately. My brisket sandwich was ok; it had queso on it and it was kinda cold which was wack. The sandwich was a decent size for sure, I just could have went for a different bread personally. The ciabatta bread overpowered the actual meat. I asked for bbq sauce to dip and eat pieces of the brisket. I want to come back and try the Brussels and catfish po boy myself.

We kicked off the evening at Little Lucy, the diner-meets-cocktail-bar brainchild of a…read moretwo-restaurant concept in the Grove, and naturally, we had to try both. Because who just eats at one place when you can aggressively commit to 2 places? At Little Lucy, I ordered The Charleston, which is their smoked old-fashioned, and yes, it comes with a whole dramatic tableside smoke show. It's like dinner theater but with bourbon. It tasted like a campfire if that campfire also happened to major in mixology. Alongside it, we got the collard greens and artichoke dip, which was creamy and earthy. Loved it?! Apps/drinks at Little Lucy. Dinner at Lucy Quinn. Be strategic!

Great place for diner food. I had a western omelet and hash browns that was very good. Sometimes if…read moreI'm out on my own running around, I'll stop in and get breakfast or grab a quick burger. I like to sit at the counter when I'm by myself and the service is always friendly and fast. Ambiance is typical diner but it's clean and open allot of hours. (Early/late). Coming in is a great idea if you are game for a typical diner experience.

A very good, typical, old school diner. All the tables were taken when we arrived, so we sat at the…read morecounter which has numerous stools. Standard breakfast fare, very large portions of hash browns, friendly staff, and yes, I had to use the ATM. I'd return

For a greasy spoon, 24 hour, it's exactly what you want: one server who is also the cook, a game…read moreplaying in the background, mostly empty seating area, and the diners there look like regulars. The service is "ignore until they flag you down." Food is alright, better than average for diners in the area with prices that are very reasonable. I prefer a burger as the meat of a slinger. They use sausage patties. The chili is perfect and the server/chef sent out over medium and easy eggs cooked to perfection. The ice tea is STRONG. Had to ask for a refill. Again, you'll get ignored. I tried some of the filling of the pie--it was just average. This place is clearly a mainstay for South County. I think it's worth coming at least once, but I have to say: I got some looks. It was like people needed to see and hear me speak fluent, accent-less English. Just keep that in mind.

Was having some service performed on car and found this diner on Yelp. My brunch meal was…read moreeverything I was hoping it would be.. would love to get this quality at my breakfast stops in my home town. If I'm ever in area again this is where I will be having a meal.. thank you. Pics included

Friendly, Fast, Good Food! Want a bacon and egg breakfast?…read more They have it! Want a good burger and fries that is reasonably priced? They have it! 12:10 pm and you have a 1:00 pm meeting? They are efficient! You'll be back in time What I love is I sit down at the counter and my tea is there before I look up to order. I also really like their Chili. If you are out of town or local: Give them a try!

Great spot for a meal when visiting The Arch. In the 500 Pine building where you can also reserve…read moreparking to avoid sweating finding a spot in time. Basic diner-style focused around their very good chili, but plenty of other options and terrific friendly service. The grandkid really enjoyed the experience as well as the food. Fairly short scenic walk to the Arch and museum.

The food is amazing, and the servers at the hot food table are friendly and welcoming…read more I had the fried chicken leg quarter with their Sunday-only cornbread dressing, cabbage (and/or mixed greens), the sweet potatoes (which can serve as a side or a dessert!), and their famous cornbread in the form of a hoe cake. My Mom had the very tender and delicious baked pork chop with gravy and dressing, mac&cheese and green beans. The line is long after church on Sundays, but they keep it moving, there's always somebody to converse with in line, and it's worth the wait! Carol Sue

The very best down home like cooking served by the very best Church family and friends. Safe…read moreneighborhood ( hey, I'm a 79 year old white lawyer!) Never had a bad meal. "Guarantee you're gonna feel alright. Once you get to Dina's Delight. "

Five stars for being good at what it is, a hole in the wall breakfast/lunch joint. Had a great ham…read moreand cheese omelette and malty pancake for under $16 if paying cash. Service was great. I love that this place is in a part of the city that makes non city regulars ask if it's the right place when I recommend it. Trust me, it's the right place.

Just a really cute small homestyle café with great downhome cooking. Portions sizes are great, Wait…read morestaff friendly and prices reasonable for the amount of food you get. For a small place they stay extremely busy but we'll worth the wait. Family owned small business, lgbtq friendly.