Large portions, great price, fresh and amazing every single time. I have eaten here several times…read more It is much better than the franchise processed food anywhere else. Keep up the good work. I would love to see your hours expanded. (My only request.) Thanks again for always providing delicious meals and excellent service.

Great food, kind waitstaff. Location is very small and waitresses are over worked. It takes a while…read moreto get a seat and get a waitress to take your order because there are not many waitresses. Took a while to get a table, get the table cleaned off and get a menu due to being under staffed. Once the waitress came to our table everything was wonderful. Very kind, helpful, knowledgeable server. Our food came out quickly and perfectly. We both ordered the skillet. It was incredible. One of the best breakfast dishes I've had in a long time. Well prepared, delicious ingredients to make an incredibly delightful dish. The breakfast skillet was so good. The hashbrowns were perfectly cooked. The sausage gravy was flavorful and delicious. The bacon was crisp and was the perfect flavor addition. My eggs were cooked perfectly (I asked for basted-they were perfect!) Everything was incredible. The biscuits were so good. A little underdone but perhaps the was on purpose? They were really good. My son added pancakes to his order. They looked a little overly done, but tasted good. Portion size was huge. Ambiance was very mom and pop shop---very close quarters. Only one small restroom. Great restaurant with excellent food!!! Just know what you're getting into. Probably not very handicapped accessible due to stairs and small restroom and tight quarters, but delicious food with kind waitstaff. Go for the food, not the ambience.

We would describe this restaurant as average. The service was ok but nothing great. The food was ok…read morebut again nothing special. So if you are in the area and want an average meal this would be your place. There are plenty of other restaurants in the area so you may want to look around.

What a great old diner that has a great vibe. Food was good (nothing fancy or over the top) just…read moregood tasting food at a good price. Clientele was primarily older (retired) but still saw younger couples as well. Our waitress was nothing fancy but she got the job done and checked in on us a couple of times. I love finding old "hole in the wall" places and this is one we will hit again when we drive by. Not much in the gluten free realm, so keep that in mind. We will be back. Serve a small menu of breakfast all day...a true dinner. Was going to get a slice of pie for dessert until I asked if it was homemade...our waitress said they weren't so I passed. If in the area, it is worth a stop!

We live in Tipp City so we eat here quite often. The food is excellent, always great servers and…read morethe atmosphere is relaxed. I would recommend Harrison's when traveling near Tipp City, OH.

Still wishing yelp had half stars. I feel like 3 makes it sound bad but it's not really a 4 so I…read moreguess a 3 it is. I stopped in with my brother and sister in law and my nephews after a canceled baseball game in the area. They have been here a few times but it was our first time. First impression it looks like a really Joe place. Inside an old building, so it has all the exposed brick and charm you would expect it to have. The cocktails looked really good. Had a hard time deciding. Ended up with the blueberry lemon drop martini. It was ok. The lemoncello took over alittle too much. It had a variety of dishes. The appetizers looked and sounded great. We got the Rueben rolls. They were delicious. I've had the same type thing in egg rolls but this was nice. Lighter and fluffier. They were really good. The thousand island was more of a western dressing with chunks but it was ok. I was little unsure of what I wanted for dinner but I saw the chicken piccata and not a ton of places have that so I went for it. I was little disappointed to be honest. Didn't have much flavor and I felt like the mushrooms were barely sautéed. It was ok. My husband got the fish sandwich and enjoyed it. The fries were good. I love that they had crème brûlée cuz not a lot of places do. It was actually really good.

A living piece of Miami county history. Open since 1935, K's has been serving diner food since…read morebefore the word "authentic" was put into vocabulary. Burgers and sandwiches, fries, potato salad and coleslaw, onion rings, milkshakes, and big delicious slices of pie. Peanut butter pie is what I had last time. K's will always be one of my top eateries in all of Miami County. Bring your appetite and enjoy the classic diner food and atmosphere!

This place was wonderful. I came with my parents and it really is a step back in time. I also…read moreencourage to look at the menu prices because there is nowhere you can still get good for those prices. The people working there were very nice. You order at a counter and pick it up at the same place and sit at a booth anywhere you want. It's very nostalgic in there my parents were big fans. I had a chicken salad sandwich, fries, and a side of potato salad and it was all pretty good. I ate it all and my parents had a burger and a bacon egg and cheese sandwich and they loved there's. Overall it was a great little spot and we will all be back to try the rest of the menu soon!

I was in Ohio for a friends birthday party and this was a classic diner. This place was amazing and…read morehad such a throwback feel to it. I gave it four out of five stars because they got my order totally wrong, however, what they did bring to me tasted amazing. I wasn't about to send it back because the ladies that were working there were so busy and there was only two or three of them working that I just didn't feel like making them work harder. Plus, I'm not a very picky eater And it looked good. This place could stand be on diners, drive-ins and dives. This is a true maw and pops diner. I had loaded, hashbrowns, eggs, and bacon. They only take cash, and the sodas are so huge so they don't have to refill them.

Nice little hole in the wall for breakfast. You may have to wait but the food is hot and fressh.read more

We went to Mel-O-Dee for the first time. When you get there you can see it's definitely a favorite…read moreof ours. But there seems to be a seat ready. The food is so good. It's so hard to decide but I will be back again and again to try them all. The service is fast and so friendly. I had pot roast with red potatoes and carrots. So good! My hubby had fish and fries. Huge portions so you got a lunch for the next day. He is picky on his fish but said he loved it. I had to finish it off with coconut cream pie. I definitely recommend it. It's like a cozy diner. Love it!!

Christina was working both the counter and the dining room and she rocks!…read more This was a nostalgia visit for the comfort food of my childhood. This is where I shared a last meal with a father figure 18 months ago, before he passed. The coleslaw is of the wet variety and includes a bit of shredded carrots. The terrific chicken fried steak was swimming in white gravy. This is Ohio, so don't expect pepper. I added pepper. The Mac & cheese is not creamy, but not solid ... think Ohio-lumpy. It is what I grew up with. Next time I will order the fish fry. More memories!

Delicious home cooked meals! Great service and staff! Love the owner Holly! Cheap prices with…read moreamazing food.

What a nice little Cafe. Clean, well kept, nice staff and good food. I had a the best Cajun pork…read moretenderloins sandwich that I have ever had. The onions ring were good too. Place is reasonable priced. This is where the locals eat.

This little diner in downtown Richmond is oozing with charm. The family-owned business is…read morecelebrating the tenth year of service. We stopped in for an early lunch. Breakfast and lunch are served anytime. We sat at the bar because the seven booths were filled - the place is popular and tiny. An ancient safe stands behind the counter. Water cups advertise local businesses. I ordered the soup of the day - Loaded Potato. The soup was filled with potatoes, ham and cheese in a creamy soup base. The soup was hot, delicious and I could tell it was fresh made. My husband had a grilled cheese with fries. The order of crinkle cut fries was generous. His grilled cheese was old school with American cheese on white toast grilled just like mama used to make. The staff is super friendly and checked on us regularly. The food came out very fast. The place has a homey feel. We found free parking on the side of the building, which we entered from a back street. Other people were having breakfast, which looked awesome. Worth checking out.

This is a diner and they do diner stuff just fine. I think its rating is a little inflated because…read morethere aren't any other decent breakfast places in Richmond. I dock it down to three stars because the burgers are fine but nothing to be excited about. It is usually crowded, the service is good though

We parked around back which was very convenient. The lady who waited on us was very informative and…read morefriendly. The sandwich, chips, special sauce and ice cream were all good. We thought the ice cream holders were cute and very handy. Would definitely recommend.

I take my granddaughter there occasionally. We both love it. Lots of flavor chooses. Some I have…read morenever seen anywhere else.

This review is long overdue…read more.. No trip to my hometown is complete without a visit to get a Spanish dog. The "place" has long since changed and I must admit I miss the old place down the road that no longer exists and hasn't for years...lots of memories there. Not to mention my parents and grandparents frequented that old Root Beer Stand. I do like the idea that when this "new" place was built years ago they added inside dining. Even the folks who grumbled and/or cried years ago when the old place was torn down liked the idea of indoor dining! Besides, depending on the mood, it is nice to eat inside, and the old place used to close down in the cold months. I've watched the prices go up over the years, but I keep coming. The taste has changed over the years as well, but I still keep coming. Well, there was a year in there when I stopped because of the recipe changing too much and that period when the hotdogs themselves were different. I do miss the old recipe, and they are using it, but I think the people who make it have a lot to do with it and employees come and go, so that special something is lost. The root beer is always super cold and delicious and mushrooms are normally pretty good. They have daily specials and I can honestly say that I've had everything on the menu, but the Spanish dog is the "go-to" item in my opinion. They still come to your car to take your order and bring your food to you if you pull up under the overhang. But it's not like the old days when you automatically got a tray and had to start up your car for them to come get your tray (trash, mugs, etc.)...I miss that. Now you take care of the trash, etc. and you don't get glass mugs unless you sit inside. Root beer tastes better in glass mugs...jus' sayin'. Although it's not as unique as it used to be, it's still a unique place. Be advised, when you stay in your car to order, they will take your card to run it inside. Be aware of this in advance, but it's safe. Aside from the area to place your order from your car and eat, there is plenty of other parking if you wish to eat inside. Just be sure to not park in the area where folks wish to pull up and eat (the overhang area)...make sense? And if you eat inside, take time to enjoy the décor. The black & white checkered floor sets the stage for the 1950s motif complete with a jukebox and cool bar perfect for enjoying a root beer float. There are restrooms as well. The staff is staff. Prices are a tad high, but it's worth it. Moreover, they stay open year-round. No matter how you slice it...a bite of a Spanish dog brings back memories for me...my childhood, my wild teenage days, friends, fond memories of family, and just some really good thoughts and vibes. And that is what keeps me coming back... Please note: The B-K in Piqua and the one in Troy are no longer affiliated from what I understand. So, please do not confuse this one with the one in Piqua. The food tastes the same, but different (for lack of a better term), and nearly the same menus. Try both and decide which one you like more! But remember, the one in Piqua is open seasonally.

The Spanish dog with cheese is great! The French fried…read moremushrooms are yummy. The service is excellent.