Food was excellent. Staff and managers were very attentive. Pleasant atmosphere even with the rain…read more It was a long drive from my home but well worth it. Will definitely be back.

We went there a few months ago and the shrimp Alfredo and chicken Alfredo were so salty. We did not…read morefinish the meals. Initially we tried to order the strawberry French toast and was told they didn't have any strawberries and could make it without it or with some bananas or something like that. We said no and chose the Alfredo's and were unhappy. They need to ease up on the salt for the pastas and minimize the cheese and especially for the prices. The prices indicate good, delicious food but unfortunately not for that visit. I hope they improve because it's a local spot that we'd like to see thrive.

Now where should I begin with this treacherous place? Amongst my family we consider local breakfast…read morespots as a rendezvous of sorts not just for the enjoyment of food but--to enjoy our connections. Our time of arrival was around 10:40-10:50 am and the time of we had left was 12:04. Of course socializing with family takes a large portion of this time but the comparable difference from the socialization to the waiting truly felt like it was interminable. In my opinion the place was slightly above average of what it cookie hold: my family (table of 7), around 30 people including us, 5 waiters, 1 cleaner, and from what I saw 2 chefs. I had ordered 4 sausages with scrambled eggs and crepes with cream cheese; I would say I hate cream cheese and that was an error made by me but other than that the food truly was splendid. I had ordered another portion of crepes (emphasized with Nutella instead of cream cheese this time.) I had done this due to the portion sizes: be aware the portions may be small for someone with a big appetite. I had waited 30 minutes for 2 small crepes I would say the size of my hand. While waiting I observed my area, multiple people sitting alone and no group was larger than 4 besides us; however, every group was waiting longer than we had as well. I find it truly absurd the service was truly lacking in chefs. I personally would not come back here due to small portions, inadequate service, and a fluctuating amount of people walking in and out ruining service time.

Today was my third visit, this time for lunch, and I continue to be impressed. They have truly made…read morethis place their own, completely transforming the interior and adding great touches outside as well. Everything looks wonderful. Everything is made fresh in-house, including the chips, and every meal has been hot, fresh, and delicious. This visit, we ordered the Alamo Burrito, and it was so good! It was packed with flavor and served with a generous side of homemade guacamole. We also tried the steak quesadilla, which was filled with steak, onions, and peppers--absolutely delicious. This was actually my second breakfast visit, and the experience was outstanding once again. The service is excellent, and the food is consistently delicious. I ordered the Dutch Baby both times because it's that good! My husband enjoyed his skillet meal, and the grandchildren loved their freshly made chicken tenders. My grandson also raved about the mini pancakes and French fries. Whether you visit for breakfast or lunch, the food is amazing. Combined with the friendly service and attention to detail, this is a place we will definitely keep coming back to!

Very friendly staff , Food prevention great...and taste…read moredelicious, I highly recommend , trying this Restaurant , all my friends...give it 5 Stars !!

Broadway Diner in Fayetteville stays PACKED, so clearly somebody loves it more than I do. For me,…read moreit's one of those places where I've tried enough things to know what I like and what I'm probably not ordering again. The two things I'm truly a fan of are the Bigelow tea selection and the dessert case. I love that they bring out the Bigelow Tea Box so you can actually choose what you want instead of getting whatever random tea bag happens to be in the kitchen. And the desserts come from Alpine Bakery, so that part is always going to get my attention. I finally found a breakfast order I'll actually come back for: Chicken Sausage with Egg and Cheese on a Croissant. I've learned that I need to be VERY specific though. They like to scramble the cheese into the eggs, and I don't want that. I order fried eggs with cheese and ask them to brown the chicken sausage because they're not always consistent with how it comes out. The waffle is decent too. Now the home fries? Stay away from those. They're basically just dry diced potatoes. No real flavor, no moisture, no reason for me to ever order them again. So dry you might choke. Everything else I've had has been okay, not great. The Chicken Alfredo needs help. I have to add Parmesan, salt, and pepper, and I wasn't a fan of the texture of the chicken. The Fried Catfish lacked flavor for me. And the pancakes? HUGE. Think dinner-plate huge. Unfortunately, they're also too dense for my taste, so being the size of my head doesn't really help. I will absolutely give Broadway Diner credit for cleanliness. They're constantly vacuuming, wiping down tables, turning them over, and keeping things moving. Considering how busy this place stays, they know how to handle a crowd. Service is okay, but I wouldn't call it stellar. For me, it's 3 stars. I know the parking lot and dining room would probably argue with me because this place stays busy, but I can only rate it based on what keeps me coming back. Right now, that's tea, dessert, my very specifically ordered chicken sausage croissant, and maybe a waffle.

Gritz is one of those restaurants filled with great memories of family and friends made throughout…read moreour visits. We used to have family in the area, but unfortunately haven't been down here in 5 years as a result of them not being in the area anymore. When we used to stop in, the service was unbeatable. Everyone would treat you like family, and would get you your food fast. Now, since the restaurant is under ***new ownership***, we are not sure if that is still the case. Our server was great (she remembered our family even after 5 years (connected the dots to us)), but the rest of the employees and the community within the restaurant felt a bit stuffy. They used to have the best coffee. It is still good now, but something changed (not quite as good). Their pancakes are unfortunately rubbery, but contrastively, they have great bacon; crisp with a bit of fat, that's how we like it. Their hash browns have not changed one bit. They are still crispy!! Some stuff has changed in the atmosphere of the restaurant. They generally have the same theme, but some of the signs have changed. If you get lucky, you may get to eat your food with Shaquille O'Neal in the restaurant! He lives in the area, and comes in every now and then to get some food and pay for everybody's meal. What a great guy!

Gritz Family Restaurant in McDonough Square has become one of those spots that just feels like…read morehome. I've been here a few times myself, and my father is a true regular--here every single week--and there's a reason he keeps coming back. We've tried just about everything on the menu, and every dish has that unmistakable Southern comfort feel. From the hearty portions to the familiar, made-with-love flavors, it's the kind of food that instantly transports you back to family kitchens and Sunday gatherings. The service is consistently friendly, too. No matter how busy it gets, the staff treats you like family--warm greetings, genuine conversations, and the kind of hospitality that makes you want to return before you've even left. If you're looking for classic Southern comfort food with a community feel, Gritz Family Restaurant delivers every time.

The Swai & grits were absolutely to die for! The fish was fresh & hot. It was perfectly seasoned…read moreand the portion size was nice. The grits were also well cooked and seasoned to perfection. The picture does this dish no justice! Please try this dish you won't regret it!

Ok...This is my 2nd time here and Chef Fuschia (not sure of spelling) can put it together in the…read morekitchen! She's also working the bar, adding her special touch to the cocktails. I had the veggie rice bowl with salmon and I'm telling you, it was well seasoned (not salty) flavorful, hot and just right. Nyla was our server and she was on her job today. I'll be back and thank you so much for great service!

Everything was so yummy! Hot and fresh. The service was amazing. I ordered the salmon croquettes…read morewith egg over medium and potatoes, and it came with 2 pancakes! Sooooo good! The mimosa was strong! Prices are amazing. I'll be back! My husbands meal was great, cleared plate too! He had the Yummies Special

I finally pulled up to Yummies Cafe on a Thursday afternoon to check a box on my "must-visit" list…read more Supporting Black-owned spots is always the move, so I was looking forward to seeing how they got down. The space itself is actually a decent size--medium to large with enough seating to where you aren't fighting for real estate against the afternoon rush. It has a good flow to it, which I appreciated. I decided to deviate from the standard soul food lanes and went with the Caribbean Jerk Alfredo Combo, which comes with chicken and shrimp, plus some garlic bread on the side. Now, let's be clear: this is a soul food establishment, not a Caribbean kitchen, and that distinction was definitely present in the flavor profile. Everything was pretty tasty and the portions were solid, but it wasn't the best Jerk I've ever encountered. The sauce had some life to it, but if you're looking for that authentic island heat that makes you see colors, this isn't that. It's a soulful take on a fusion dish, and it does the job well enough for a mid-week craving. Overall, the vibes were straight and the food was good. It's a reliable spot to keep in the rotation when you want a heavy plate and want to keep your dollars in the community. I'll probably stick to the more traditional staples next time I slide through, but I walked out satisfied.

I love this place. I always make it a point to visit anytime I visit Atlanta. The workers are…read morealways super nice and the food is tasty and well cooked. I highly recommend giving them a try!

As much as I appreciate fine dining experiences, my first and foremost intention when eating is to…read moremake my belly happy. This place is THAT! I googled "breakfast" and saw the reviews so I headed over, only to pull up to the Exxon.....I was like.....we really about to do this???? I was hungry and feeling risky. so I entered. The smell inside was real classic. I could smell the soul of the butter on the grill. I had the fish and grits with toast and eggs. Service was friendly and engaging. shared a few laughs Food was GOOOOOOOOOOD!!!!! don't play yourself. Get that gas and then get a plate!

Been here at least 5 times at this point and every time my food is good. I was a bit sad they were…read moreout of lamb chops but the shrimp was worth it. The service was good. The restaurant is always clean and not crowded when I go which is great for me. If you haven't try it out.

I despise entering a restaurant feeling like I have to force representatives of a company to accept…read moremy money, Obviously first impression is everything (These people know nothing about) and I didn't receive a warm greeting upon entering (felt like I was unwelcomed). I also wanted to dine in but I was forced to order takeout so I guess employees needs trumps customer service. I guess the Air does not work because this place was hotter than outside , only positive was Larae she was pretty cool. This is why I don't support black business because they think food is the only facet to run a successful enterprise but negative yall customer service sucks! Won't come back and won't recommend. Peace