Catered for the VFW and everyone enjoyed the food. Chicken pulled pork and potatoes. Recommend and…read morelived up to its reputation

Was out for a drive and needed some lunch. We found Bucky's and decided to stop it. Happy we did…read more It's a small quaint cafe with vintage signs, coke memorabilia, etc. Burgers and fries were delicious, the bam sauce was an unexpected addition. Wish I lived closer to go back for more! I was so excited for my food I started eating before taking a pic!

Good bbq and just really good…read more Good all around definitely recommend

Food was delicious and came out fast! Had plenty of left overs to take home. The ribeye Friday…read morespecial was tender and cooked perfectly maybe a little less seasoning. The tigers platter had enough food for two easily. The chicken was jucie and seasoned amazingly. Smoked bologna didn't disappoint and neither did the pulled pork. Overall would definitely go back.

D. Rowe's never disappoints! The food is excellent every time, and I always feel like my money is…read morewell spent. The quality, flavor, and overall experience keep me coming back. I highly recommend the brisket--it's absolutely delicious and definitely worth trying. If you haven't been to D. Rowe's yet, you're missing out!

It cannot go without saying, the place was packed at 2pm on a Saturday in August. Locals must love…read moreit. I'm new to the neighborhood and have not decided if I can be a regular. The Menu is packed full of salivating descriptions. We will be back to try other items, despite my disappointment in the burger. My daughter loves the pulled pork sandwich on the gluten-free bun, and my wife enjoyed her chicken bacon club sandwich. I ordered the bacon cheeseburger with onion rings. I find if a restaurant can get a bacon cheeseburger and onion rings right they're worth a second go. I read in the description of this restaurant that they have generous portions, I order onion rings at five onion rings, that's not generous in my book. The onion rings were greasy and clearly fried in the same oil that fish is fried in. My wife and I had completely opposite experiences with the bun, she said hers was light and fresh. Mine was cold and stale. The burger tasted as if it was a hard pressed frozen patty that have been microwaved. I'm sure it wasn't microwaved. It just had that dense bland flavor in texture. The environment was definitely family friendly, and our server "Emma" was very sweet. She was not overbearing, nor was she absent. Like I said, we will be back, but I won't order the burger and onion rings ever again.

We stopped for breakfast...service was very quick and friendly…read more Food arrive quickly even though they were busy. Orders were accurate and well cooked. Everything was good, other than the weak spot was the gravy which is why they didnt get 5 stars. Understandably, the place gets noisy when busy...which to me is to be expected and shouldn't affect a review.

Stopped in for a small meal with my daughter on a cold Sunday. Not many options other than fast…read morefood, so we decided on this diner. Once inside, we were greeted and seated quickly. There were many booths and tables in the dining area. Looked very clean and tidy. Our waitress answered our questions and we made our selections, chicken salad on croissant and a Gyro omelet. The diner offer breakfast all day! The chicken salad sandwich was served on a toasted croissant and was creamy and had a great taste. The Gyro omelet had a great amount of gyro meat, peppers, onions and feta.

Omg food is amazing. Just like Chicago Italian beef and the burgers best in town. Onion rings and…read morefries are perfectly cooked and you can't beat the amazing team's service and hospitality. Will be back.

We had heard this was one of the best burgers in town, so we were excited to try. This is like a…read moretypical casual lunch spot for burgers and fries. You order outside at the counter, and they had us wait in our cars for our food. - Cheeseburger with everything (4/5): The burger was simple but delicious. It wasn't the best ever, but it was pretty yummy. Similar to Mad Cow in my opinion. - Mushroom Swiss burger (4/5): Burger was cooked well, and adding the grilled onions gave it a good texture and flavor. Would order again! - Onion rings and tater tots (4.5/5): These were solid, perfectly crunchy and savory. Just a bit salty, but so good.

What a great restaurant! This is actually pretty big. There's a lot of seating and nice…read moredecorations. I got the el pastor tacos and they were amazing . Portions were huge too. They came with avocado and cheese too. Mmmmm delicious. Our table did also order elotes at the beginning but it took very long to come out. The server said the cook is getting it in the microwave so then we were confused why it's being microwaved and also why it took forever! We had finished all our food and still had to wait for it to it did taste pretty good though! Anyways great place!

Nice people, fast service, need to hire local residents, would help to establish community support…read moreand relationships

The Sign and the Vibe do not align. The freshest chicken…read morefried rice we've ever had, even though chicken fried rice is not supposed to be fresh. The Shawn Roll was enough to stand alone. The Rice Noodled (japchae) had a robust flavor that my pallet could not place. I did not like them, but they had full flavor which I can appreciate. The complimentary Korean Pancakes were delish... do not be detoured by the rabbit food on the plate. The service was great once we figured it out. It is not an order at the counter establishment, although that was our feel when we walked in the door and the hostess/waitress/busboy/bartender was standing at the register talking to another guest who was seated at the bar having lunch. Overall this is a gem that could easily be overlooked in a series of brick faced strip malls in COMO.

Here's the thing--I'm not a fan of Korean food, typically, I find where I've eaten it as a bit…read moreboring, and nearly tasteless. However, there was a restaurant in Columbia that served good sushi and bulgogi beef, which we planned on eating at during this trip. However, we learned they had closed. Now, when we first arrived to Columbia, we visited one of our favorite coffee shops, which is next door to this "I'M Korean" restaurant, and I didn't notice. So, the next day, when we were still in the mood for some bulgogi beef, I did a search and found this place. Naturally, found it ideally coincidental that it was next to Grind. The place is nice for an otherwise un-raved about restaurant. The ambiance is personal, and rather intimate with low lights. We arrived during the later part of the afternoon, before the closed for the afternoon, and was surprised to find not many people here. It could be due to the economy we've been thrashed into because of you know who, but regardless, it's a great restaurant that better be here when we return. Our waitress was perfect. She was friendly, and always made sure we had our glasses filled with water. She also informed us, as much as she could about what the menu had and what she thought of the place --delightful.

Great service and the food was delicious! The garlic parmesan seasoning was excellent for the…read morecrab, shrimp and lobster broil at a hip casual college downtown restaurant.

The food is amazing, but whoever was up front at 5:30 on Saturday September 19th was very rude, we…read morebelieve racist because she treated two white people very poorly but the other people of color very nicely. Unfortunately customer service comes first and quality of your food second to that.