This is what I received for a Big Mac at the drive through today. How is it possible for employees…read moreto be this incompetent?

Quick service and everything was fresh. The staff here is the friendliest! They went above and…read morebeyond to help me with a question even with the lunch rush going on.

Honeysuckle Catering did an outstanding job for Dutchy Enterprises' 10-Year Anniversary…read morecelebration. From start to finish, their professionalism, creativity, and organization were evident. The food was excellent--well-prepared, flavorful, and beautifully presented. Service was organized and efficient, and everything flowed smoothly throughout the evening. Our guests consistently commented on how much they enjoyed the meal. What stood out early on was the tasting experience. It was not simply a presentation of menu items; it was a true collaboration. The team took time to discuss our vision for the event, the audience we were expecting, and what would best fit a corporate milestone celebration. They offered thoughtful ideas and guidance while remaining open to our input. The process felt like a partnership built on trust in their expertise and experience. One of the most impressive aspects was how they executed the décor around the catering displays. We shared general concepts tied to our industry and company identity, but we did not provide rigid instructions. Honeysuckle took that direction and elevated it beyond expectations. The incorporation of industrial elements--bolts, metal plate accents, and tools reflective of our fabrication and welding background--was creative, tasteful, and perfectly aligned with Dutchy Enterprises' brand. It was a complete and welcome surprise to see our company identity brought to life so thoughtfully in the food presentation itself. We are very grateful for the care, competence, and initiative Honeysuckle Catering brought to our event. They delivered not only exceptional food, but a cohesive and memorable experience that reflected who we are as a company.

I had high hopes for this place. Being raised in the south I was looking forward to country…read morevegetables. Unfortunately, it wasn't as good as I hoped. The vegetables were very overcooked and the Mac & cheese had no flavor and was also overcooked. I would have given them 2 stars but they got an extra star for pepper vinegar. The service was super quick and friendly. The wait wasn't too long. It's a standard place with tables - no booths.

After experiencing the food and service here I needed a few days to digest things before writing…read morethis review. This is a cute little pizza shop in a strip mall - I stopped in to grab a bite to eat while traveling through the area on my way to the airport. The restaurant dining area was clean and free of any clutter and the hostess and server was extremely friendly and attentive and was quick to welcome me and take my drink and food order. I ordered the 9' "meat lover's" pizza minus the bacon, the ingredients were kinda clunky but plentiful - although the restaurant wasn't busy it seemed my order was somewhat rushed it was a little undercooked in my opinion and lacked any favor even when I covered it with the red pepper flakes - the thin crust seemed to be premade and lacked any chew and definitely wasn't crispy very generic and bland - the sauce was just mediocre I figured it came from a can and also lacked any complexity. This is not the pizza I was expecting or hoping for and it's doubtful that I'll return anything soon. They have a number of positive things going on here, it's a cute venue with amazing service but the quality of the food and preparation could use some work...

Very good pizza, poutine is good, but it could use more cheese curds. New staff was good but new…read more I know it's probably a tradition or something here but the default cut of pizza should be "pizza cut" not square. A square cut is for children. Other than that, the place is great. So if you want your pizza cut correctly be sure to ask. Also new owner = new menu so I took some pictures.

Bravo Taco 1250 Garden St., Titusville, FL 32780…read more 3.5 Stars Cruising up to Titusville in the Big Boy Mobile made me remember why I actually do like living here, regardless of the foodie scene, or lack thereof. I do love the ocean. Today, my random name generator directed me to Bravo Taco in Titusville. They have an interesting story that I will get into after the food. A-aron (iykyk) was the counter help for my excursion into this offering of Tex-Mex on the Space Coast. A-aron was engaging, professional and invaluable with his menu knowledge. The New Streak stands at 2! Can we break the current record of 12 consecutive fantastic servers? Only time will tell. Now, back to the job at hand. I asked The Ardent One for one of their Shredded Beef Burritos and one of their new specials, the Bravo Double Crunch Supreme. While waiting for my order, I snapped a few photos of the interior. It was clean, bright and cheery. I really like the outside of the building. The colors are bright, vibrant and inviting. It wasn't long before my order was up, and I retreated to a table and got to work. First up on the Big Boy's reputable palate was the Shredded Beef Burrito. This extensive offering was wrapped in a 13" flour tortilla and packed with shredded beef, rice, beans, lettuce, tomato, onion, cheddar jack, corn, jalapenos and sour cream. The meat was well seasoned and quite enjoyable. All the other ingredients, except for the corn, seemed fresh and were extremely tasty, with just enough jalapenos to give it a nice kick. Next, I turned my attention to the Bravo Double Crunch Supreme. This was touted as a new special added to their menu. I guess management went to Taco Bell and liked their Crunch Wrap? This fun sandwich was packed with beef, beans, Bravo red sauce, lettuce, onions, tomatoes, jalapenos and sour cream. The ingredients are sandwiched between two tostadas, wrapped in a 13" flour tortilla and then grilled. This was far superior to the Taco Bell crud that seems to be at the top of the Mexican food chain in these here parts. Why, I will never know, as it sucks and has nothing in common with Mexican food other than the names of the dishes and some of the ingredients. While driving up here, I passed Shiloh's, which may be the worst north end food joint, and they were packed. Bravo Taco is owned by the same group that owns Third Culture Kitchen and Vine & Olive. These are both 4-star eateries that, if placed anywhere except the Space Coast, would show 5-star skills to people who could appreciate it. However, here? Meh, again, people think Taco Bell is the top of the mountain when it comes to Mexican food. The Big Boy says, "This is the best Tex-Mex in Titusville. However, that ain't saying much due to a lack of competition."

Been here a couple of times. Very good burrito and so many salsa options! Staff is friendly and…read moreservice is good. Some tables inside.

This store is not very appealing. It was rather grungy inside. Th food prep area did not appear to…read morebe clean or organized. I will not plan to return here.

Food is awesome and wait time is not as long as most that I have encountered. And they have a great…read morevariety of different foods to choose from.

We had 3 sandwiches. The Steakburger was affordable and yummy. Portobello Mushroom and also the…read moreChicken sandwiches were delicious! It is a small gem, with fantastic staff.

Annoying as heck. Hours are stated until 8pm (Saturday night no less). We show up at 7:45, and they…read morehave all chairs stacked, and we're told "we turn off the grill at 7:30." Then you're CLOSED at 7:30. Or earlier. whenever you've stopped taking orders is when you're closed. I've worked in food service for many years. This is pure idiocy. Change your stated hours. You're not open if people walking through your doors are turned away.

Hungry Howie's Pizza & Subs is a national pizza chain and I consider most of these national pizza…read morechains to be the fast food version of pizza. You know, a reasonable facsimile of pizza, but lacking the culinary depth that an independent mom-and-pop pizzeria can offer in its pizza. These national pizza chains are driven by a boardroom as opposed to a kitchen and ultimately, the pizza they offer truly reflects that it is more about a business than the passion of creating the best pizza thar they can offer. This particular Hungry Howie's has friendly service and the ambiance is what you would expect from a Hungry Howie's Pizza & Subs. Again, the food is pretty much a fast-food version of pizza, but sometimes a fast-food version fulfills the need for convenience over seeking the best pizza the area can offer. When you take into consideration that this is a fast-food version of pizza, I will rate it as such. With that being said, I will give it four stars.

The crust had a sponge like taste and texture. I will not be trying this pizza again.read more

The establishment was clean. The food tasted properly cooked. But they were missing onions and…read morepeppers. Both bins were dry and overcooked. My most exciting part of this trip was there was a drive through!

Today was the first day I came here and the restaurant was clean! Previous visits I felt I needed…read moreto disinfect the tables because they were downright gross! I actually saw a worker cleaning the tables after each person left which was nice to see. My son wanted lunch from here so we ordered a salad bowl with chicken. The meats all looked fresh and not dried out as previous visits. I wasn't very hungry but I chose to order a side of chicken. The container for a side has definitely shrunk from previous visits. I even questioned the lady who was preparing everything. I paid $3.55 for literally 3 bites of chicken. The container it came in is the same container they serve their salad dressing in. I guess I won't be ordering it again at that price and size. Overall it's still an ok place to come for food but it will not be my first choice.