Veteran owned, good food, fair prices, packed full most days, friendly christian interactions,…read morewish it was on my side of town.

Came in for breakfast. Busy place but we're seated quickly. Ordered the biscuits and gravy meal…read more Fresh homemade biscuits but the gravy was out of a bag sadly. But overall it was very good. Server was very nice and efficient. Nice established family restaurant better than the chains. Will I go back?? Yes we will!!

What a great place for a good meal!…read more It had been a while since we have eaten at the Hungry Fox and I must say the food and the service is still GREAT! It brings back memories of being at home. Not like some restaurants that you are just another customer, but like eating somewhere you have established bond with the place. I personally love their food and service, the wait staff smiles and makes you feel at home. I would highly recommend the Hungry Fox for others to enjoy.

Ambiance: diner, booths and tables Service: quick, friendly…read moreand efficient Had the French toast. It was pretty standard. They had a pretty big menu. But as a vegetarian, not a ton to order from, just the standard type diner food. My husband had the biscuits and gravy and thought they were super good. Waitress filled coffee several times. Would go back for diner food.

Very interesting diner and worth the stop if this is on your route…read more I was headed to San Diego coming out of Sonoita and needed some lunch. I didnt want to venture too far off I-10 and this place looked intriguing so I stopped. This place is like a flashback in time, looks like the place is quite old but its still running very well. Two ladies both with white hair were running the show and doing g a great job! As soon as I walked in, one of the ladies says to me, "anywhere you like." And since I like sitting at the bar, thats where I sat down. Waitress immediately carded me which always makes my day haha. She took my drink order and my food order and got working on it. Very fast and efficient and everything worked out nicely. I needed some real food after a weekend of intense caving so dont judge me as I opted for some protein and fries. I burned so many calories this past weekend, that all my pants were loose. This place is unique and I would definitely return. Almost like a scene out of a movie!

The chicken fried steak came out hot, juicy, and absolutely delicious. The gravy had great flavor,…read morethough it leaned a bit heavy on the pepper. The three scrambled eggs were slightly on the dry side, but the hash browns made up for it with a perfectly crispy texture. Service was excellent--our waitress was friendly, attentive, and the food came out impressively fast. The space offers plenty of seating, along with an adjacent bar area and a few TVs, making it a comfortable spot to relax and catch some news while you eat.

I had been to other Jerry Bob's location and never had a bad experience…read more I ordered Monte Cristo and it was delicious It was super busy on Saturday morning but our server was sweet and the food came in timely manner. You cant go wrong with Jerry Bob

Near the airport and multiple hotels, this lovely restaurant has plenty of parking in front and…read morebehind the building, with entrances on each side. Plenty of space in between tables with fast, friendly service. The food was made to order and served hot, with great flavor, texture, and mouthfeel. My only complaint was that when I went to use the restroom, there was no hot water, which concerns me. Did the rest of the place have hot water, or was it just the restroom? When I brought it to the staff's attention, they did not seem too concerned.

Small location. Always full always friendly. First visit had traditional breakfast which was great…read morebut I saw someone eating a pancake which looked more like a crepe. Waitress recommended pancakes and bacon and they were outstanding. It's a little hidden gem.

So, I want to start out with the positive. The service was great, the restaurant and the bathroom…read morewere very clean and the atmosphere was fun. The coffee was very good. That having been said, the reason why I come to a restaurant is the food. I had a Benedict Breakfast. First of all, why do you call it "white sauce" rather than "Hollandaise"? Whatever you call it, that was not either. Hollandaise...or white sauce has a little thickness to it. This was a watery soup. The "poached eggs" had watery, undercooked whites and completely not cooked yolks that added to the soupy mess. The potatos were OK, but basic. I ate it, because I was really hungry, but I can say that the only really good thing in the meal were the English muffins. Your atmosphere is great. Do better on the food and people will come. I will let you know if I get sick with salmonella.

Wow!!! I've heard amazing things but never got the chance until recently. It is a cool, laid back…read morevery unassuming establishment. Service was consistent and attentive. My date got the stuffed French toast which I tried and it was great. I got the chilaquiles and that was fantastic. I really enjoyed it. I also got a partial order of the zuchinni French toast which I throughly enjoyed!!!!! I would come back just for that. I would definitely come back and try other things on the menu!

Lunch with my girlfriends is a highlight of my week. Today's adventure was Eclectic Cafe, at the…read morecorner of Sabino Canyon and Tanque Verde. Neither of us had been there in quite a while and were looking forward to it. The restaurant is clean and spacious and we were seated right away and given menus. Eclectic is a perfect name. Everyone should be able to find something that appeals: sandwiches, egg dishes, salads, Mexican, and more. I'd been craving a Rueben and my friend decided to try the taco salad, which is on the seasonal menu. The waiter complimented my choice, saying the Rueben is the best thing on the menu and likely the best Rueben I've ever had, so I was excited. He offered sweet potato fries as an add-on, and I took the offer. Our food arrived soon. I am a bit late on the photos, sorry. A couple bites are gone from my sandwich and the top layer of my friend's salad was already gone. The salad was billed as chicken, beans, cheese, and a host of others things, packed into a generously-sized bowl. She was sure the meat was pork based on taste and color and asked the waiter, but he said it was chicken. My sandwich was plump with corned beef, cheese and sauerkraut. It had lots of tasty sauce but the bottom bread was so soggy that it disintegrated and was difficult to eat. I ended up separating the breads, scraped all the good stuff onto the crispy side of bread, and it was good. I was getting full, so just ate the insides of the second half, so didn't deal with the other soggy toast. The sweet potato fries were lightly crispy and should have been served hot.they did taste good and came with a dipping sauce I enjoyed. All in all, it was a nice lunch out, great company, but the food was nothing special. My sandwich, fries, her salad, two soft drinks came to $54 plus tip.

If you're looking for a diner breakfast with friendly staff, Gus Balons is your place - I can see…read morewhy they have been open for 60 years. All three times I've been here, I have left with a happy, full belly plus leftovers. Highly recommend trying their cinnamon roll (my friend was who recommended this to me because they are the size of your face and she wasn't wrong!) - it was so delicious that I had to come back and get it again. I've also tried one of their specials - a cinnamon apple French toast which came with a side of eggs and choice of sausage or bacon. The sausage patty is housemade, flavorful with a good peppery taste. My husband has had the corned beef hash - he orders it extra crispy and said that they got it spot on. The dish also comes with hashbrowns, eggs, and toast. Prices are good for the portions you get. We have definitely added Gus Balons to our list of breakfast spots on the east side.

There are many places you go because they are brand new, then there are places like Gus Balon's…read more Around for more than 60 years, it was recommended to me because of the cinnamon rolls. No joke- these things are ENORMOUS! So, came for breakfast with a friend. I got the #1 breakfast- one egg, sausage, toast, coffee and then the cinnamon rolls. The server was efficient but also left us alone long enough to enjoy each other's company. It is not a fancy posh place so if you want hoity toity then go to Hacienda del Sol or the Arizona Inn. But if you want tasty diner fare, at a reasonable price (the cinnamon roll was less than $5!) They also apparently have magnificent pies, but they will need to wait for our next visit...

I love this place !! Celebrating my son's 16 th birthday …read more It's always a busy place , so patience is required to enjoy your meal n nostalgia. The place is of that of 80's w alot of membrilla. Overall everything was delicious we all left happy campers! This place place is a must well decorated in the 80's

We have been frequent and normally satisfied customers of Little Anthony's for 25+ years. Up until…read morerecently there has never been an issue that warranted us asking to speak with a manager. Now there have been two pretty complete failures in only a couple of months. The first one involved getting getting food cold and waiting until over halfway through the meal for at shake to show up and it wasn't even blended completely. There were large chunks of unblended ice cream in it. Now for tonight. We got there and they were fairly busy. They got us seated in a reasonable amount of time. We were at our table long enough to figure out what we wanted before the server came to ask us for our drinks so we ordered everything together. Queue a 30-minute wait. We got one refill and a promise it was going to 'be up in a couple of minutes'. We waited another 10 before deciding to leave. The order FINALLY came up as we were getting to the counter to play for the drinks (which they didn't offer to comp), so they asked us if we wanted it bagged up to take home. We said yes they bagged it up, charged us full price, and when we got home the role for the salad had been crushed. The chicken on the salad was cold. The onions rings with the tuna melt were old and gummy. If this is the service and quality of food we can expect from Little Anthony's now, we won't be coming back. It is very sad to see such a great place lose their touch.