Located downtown, they have a good amount of parking. There is perpendicular parking right across the street, and additional parking in the adjacent lot, as well as more a half block away It's all shared parking, so depending on what's going on downtown, it can get pretty crowded.
Handicapped parking it based on the city-owned shared parking, and the only marked spaces are across the street or half a block away. Access is difficult at best. If you get a marked spot, you will need to cross a street, with wheelchair access only from the street corners unless you tip over the curb. The adjacent lot is not paved, so travel is difficult. Entry to the restaurant is also difficult as the sidewalk is uneven. Once inside, there are a couple steps down to the main dining area. For those wheelchair-bound, I believe they could set up a dining area in the side of the foyer.
There are a few bar-type seats in the foyer as you enter. Walk past these to the steps down to the main dining area, which seats about 50. Most of the seating is on this level, although there is also a smaller area up a couple steps to the left. It's not truly separated by a wall, but it limits foot traffic.
The decor is eclectic. It fits well with the clientele, as you will see college students, families with young children, and older adults all mixed together. At least that's what it looks like when I have been there. Since they are also open a 3am, the clientele may be different then.
The menu is mainly burgers, or vegetarian options. They always have a special available, and I have gotten whatever it was each time and been highly pleased. My latest was a buffalo blue burger, which had a dollop of blue cheese on top of a burger doused in buffalo sauce. As always, the burger was cooked to perfection. The condiments and bun were fresh. The fries were hot and more than enough. I almost wish they would provide fewer fries as I cannot eat them all, and I hate wasting them.
We also had the hummus plate, which included homemade hummus and sliced pita bread. The hummus was excellent, and the pita was fresh. We have also had the fried pickles, which are some of the best in Johnson City.
The servers are top notch. Every one we have had has been pleasant, knowledgeable, and efficient. They are also some of the best in Johnson City, as they can work equally well with customers of all age groups and whoever comes in at 3am. This is a great place to relax, and the menu is diverse enough for everyone in your party to find something interesting to try. Oh, it's also BYOB, so you can bring your favorite beverage to pair with your meal. read more