Went with family last week. The food was really delicious. Had the garlic aioli burger. Excellent!…read more Cooked perfectly. The burger was huge! The fries were perfectly cooked and seasoned. The service was excellent. It had a casual vibe. Wasn't too busy and we were quickly seated and served. Will absolutely be back.

Stopped in on a Sunday for brunch and were seated right away. We started with a pitcher of mimosas,…read morewhich were pretty good but a bit orange juice heavy. I got the breakfast bowl and a side of biscuit and sausage gravy. The bowl was delicious! very flavorful. Great value as well. My friends got the French toast and the chicken and waffles. Both said the entrees were pretty good. The chicken was a little less crispy and tender than expected, but tasted good and the waffle was underwhelming compared to other chicken and waffles. The French toast was too notch, no notes. Very diner type so nothing fancy, but so so good!

Food was great ! Chopped steak, mashed potatoes and carrots. Busy Saturday and still had great…read moreservice and food ! There was even a little wrestle with a local at the bar and the manager was professional and defused the situation outside

We were greeted when we walked in. Our sever was attentive!…read more I tried the Mahi Mahi Tacos, sweet potato tater tots, buffalo chicken dip, and loaded fries. It was all good :) I will have to try their desserts in the future! The door was manual but I don't believe there were any steps or anything to enter.

I was in search of a pancake, and stumbled upon The Governor. I ordered it and was very impressed…read more The Cherry Cordial (seasonal fruit) pancake was HUGE and up there with one of the best I've had. The French Toast Sticks were large and great too. I was not a huge fan of the potato cakes. I tried the Plain Pancake too, but would highly recommend getting it with the seasonal fruit. If you're looking for breakfast all day, this is 100% a place to try.

Worth the stop! Stopped here on the way to Covington and it delivered…read more Had the egg sandwich with thick bacon (sub texas/white toast, highly recommend). Fries were great, the pancake was thick like cake, and French toast sticks were another win. Such a cute place with quick, friendly service, and even though the wait was listed at 30 minutes, it ended up being just 15. Definitely a place I'd come back to!

Delicious meal at 20 Brix! We wanted a place where we could relax, chat and have excellent food,…read moreand that's exactly what we got! We started with drinks - two of us had cocktails, one had a NA Margarita, and one had wine. We had Brussels sprouts and a feta appetizer. Then dinner - one steak frites, one scallops, one primavera and one lamb meatballs with salad. Everyone loved their choices. We had room for dessert as well: crème brûlée and a decadent chocolate dessert. Perfect! Our server was excellent. We made reservations through Open Table and were glad we did - some folks without reservations couldn't be accommodated inside (but could sit at bar or outside -- which would be nice if it weren't so hot and humid the day we visited). We had a great table at the front. Plenty of street parking - we parked right along side the restaurant. This is definitely on our list of favorites.

Great food, great service, great ambiance. Waiter was especially attentive to needs and proactive.read more

The staff/servers always greet you warmly when you walk in and the servers are sweet…read more It's a small diner right next to the gas station. There is not a lot of parking. They serve breakfast all day. It's usually busy whenever I go for dinner around 5 or 6pm but service is quick. It might be hard to navigate and find a seat because it's a small place. The string lines are cute. They have music playing and Pixar movies on the TV. My favorite is the Sweet Brunch Sandwich. I also really like their biscuits and sausage gravy. Their home fries have the perfect amount of crispiness. I've tried other things on the menu and it's all been decent. Their flavored iced coffee was not great, though. I mean it's a diner so it's not like... super fancy and I wouldn't exactly say it's worth going out of your way for. I gave a bonus star for the service :)

First visit to this cozy little diner--and it was well worth the wait.We've wanted to try it for a…read morewhile, but the parking lot is almost always packed. Today we finally caught our chance, and I'm so glad we did. The diner is small and bustling, with closely spaced tables and a lively, welcoming atmosphere. We grabbed a seat and were impressed by the expansive menu, but for our first visit we stuck with classic favorites: a cod fish sandwich and a single cheeseburger. Both were absolutely delicious. My husband is convinced the French fries were the best he's ever had--and that's saying something after 65+ years of fry-tasting experience. My Saratoga chips were crisp, light, and full of flavor. A great first experience, and definitely not our last visit.

Went with the fish and chips per a recommendation from our waitress and it didn't disappoint. Wide…read morevariety of options on the menu, everyone from our group enjoyed their meals. Good service on a busy Saturday night. Will have to come back when the weather is nice to check out the rooftop!

I came here for a work lunch on a Thursday. It wasn't too crowded and had a warm cozy vibe inside…read more I ordered the Caesar Salad wrap which tasted pretty good. They wrap itself wasn't wrapped too well. I enjoyed the wrap on the outside was grilled and the inside still a bit cool. The only thing was the service was quite slow. Our server was nice but did not come back very often and took a while to take our order. She did not ask if we needed anything once our meals came either. My order came out wrong but they did go back and fix it. I would possibly back to try again but hope the service is improved.

Great service. Great food. I would highly recommend this restaurant with family and friends.read more

My husband and I just visited here for the first time three weeks ago and have already returned…read moretwice. It is the best value for a sit down restaurant we have found in the area recently. The service is really good. Seated promptly, waters come out promptly, minor order modifications handled easily. We have really enjoyed the variety of food. My husband loves the salads and the bowls and pizzas are also good. Probably the favorite entree we have had is the fish and chips. We find the drinks particularly reasonably priced and the cocktails are good. We really like the blueberry one. The space is sunny and open. We have been with our kids and see lots of friendly groups dining there. Free parking in the garage is another plus.

Excellent and friendly service. Manager has gone out of…read moreher way to accommodate!! Food was outstanding!

WING NIGHT = ABSOLUTE HOME RUN.My friends LOVE coming here specifically for wings, and they're…read moreright. Exceptional flavor, great deal, cooked right -- the kind of wings that make grown adults nod silently while chewing like they just heard the national anthem. You've clearly cracked the code there. Now... the rest feels like a restaurant that needs Ken back in the building doing what he does best: tightening Quality Control like a Marine inspecting bunks. The good stuff first:The ambiance is cozy. The TVs with the Olympics everywhere? Fantastic touch. It felt festive, communal, almost European... if Europeans watched curling while eating fries. Our waitress (who has served me a couple times before) is kind, attentive. Whoever is doing hiring and training deserves a raise...but today many of them seemed checked out. Now for the reality check -- delivered with affection: The dining room seating is uncomfortable. The enclosed patio high-tops are noticeably better. The regular chairs feel like they were designed by a chiropractor trying to drum up future business. The chili had good flavor but arrived just barely warm and missing onions, like it stopped just short of finishing school. The potatoes came missing bacon at first. When it did arrive, the portion was... let's call it "symbolic." About one crumpled strip -- not worth the price, even though the bacon itself was perfectly cooked and the aioli made the dish taste very good. Great ingredients, sloppy execution. Some plates are awkwardly shaped, which turns eating into a geometry problem. Our daughter -- a 23-year-old self-appointed restaurant expert -- liked the pancakes, (wanted the goetta burger but it was 86'd) and the sauce had developed that thick film that says, "I've been sitting here longer than a Senate filibuster." Again, good flavor... just tripped by execution. We also watched a neighboring table wait a long time to cash out -- long enough to turn a good experience into a frustrating exit. Julie said the girls bathroom felt like an outhouse in the Arctic on this snowy morning. Hand dryers are below the belt, so low you could dry your shoes. Take your Doan's Pills if you're over 60 and want to dry your hands. One ironic upside: those wobbly hard dining room seats do ensure fast table turnover. They also strongly discourage lingering for after-dinner drinks -- which I'm guessing was not the business strategy. Bottom line, Ken: This is a good restaurant that should be one of the best neighborhood spots in the city. The bones are strong. The staff is usually strong. The wings are elite.What's missing is your signature tightening of the details.... the last 10% that turns "good" into "people won't shut up about it." Because right now, this place feels like a Ferrari that just needs a tune-up. And everyone knows you're one of the best mechanics in town.

Service is excellent. Bartenders are friendly and attentive…read more Fellow customers are friendly.

This place rocks. I've driven past here a million times and it just doesn't look like a place I'd…read moreever go to. But my neighbor starting talking about Ethel's so I had to give it a try. NOTHING like I expected! VERY clean, everyone is so nice. And 100% the best bloody marys around.

We had a large group (12!) for dinner (reservation required). Staff was polite and accommodating,…read moreplenty of room at our large table, some tasty food, and a really great time. The restaurant is in a house, but it's set up nicely. It wasn't too crowded when we arrived, but it got quite full while we were there. And a bit noisy, but not so noisy that we couldn't talk. I ordered the coq au fin, which was tasty. My girlfriend got the mushroom pasta, which she really enjoyed. It's BYOB, but no corking free, so we reach enjoyed a beverage we brought with. For dessert the housemade Bourbon Pecan Ice Cream and Creme Brulee were both delectable. They do stack reservations (the restaurant's small), and the group who had reserved our table after us arrived before we were done. But the restaurant staff were nice about it and we were able to finish our desserts before departing.

We went for lunch at 1pm on a unseasonably warm day at the end of March. We drove from West…read moreChester, so it was a bit far, but the experience was just lovely. I was with a friend that I hadn't seen in a while, and chose to sit outside. This is a perfect place to have a long lunch as they don't care if you stay and visit (we were there for over 2 hours). Our service was good and very friendly. We ordered the fish sandwich with mixed vegetables, and the chicken Caesar sandwich with fries. They were able to blacken my chicken instead of fried chicken, which I appreciated. I also wanted to have my side be onion rings, but they said they couldn't make a side of those, so I ordered the appetizer of onion rings. Holy smokes the serving was HUGE! They were also some of the best onion rings I have had. The sandwiches were cooked perfectly, and the side of broccoli, cauliflower, and asparagus was fantastic. We also ordered iced tea, and it comes in a very large Mason jar and was brewed fresh. Yum. I have read some reviews about dinner that were not as favorable, but for a leisurely lunch, this place cannot be beat and was worth our drive.