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    3.0 (2 reviews)
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    Chicken Ranch - Jalapeño corn muffin

    Chicken Ranch

    4.5(136 reviews)
    3.6 mi
    $$

    At first, when I saw that the Korean fried chicken sandwich was $17, I was slightly outraged,…read moreespecially since it didn't even come with fries or any kind of side. Then I got the sandwich, and I was like, actually, $17 is a more than fair price, LOL. For a second, I attempted to eat it with my hands, but its size made it an unwieldy experience. So I ate it with a knife and fork. And it was DELICIOUS. The sandwich came with a big piece of crispy fried chicken that the bun could barely contain. The chicken was fried fresh, so it was hot and juicy. In addition to being hot in temperature, it was hot spice-wise. It came with candied jalapeños, soy chili jam, pickles, and Sriracha. The spice was balanced well with some nice sweetness and a tasty kale slaw that added some brightness to the sandwich. Even the bun itself was delicious. The place is mainly a takeout spot, but there are a few tables if you want to dine in. The water is self-serve. There are cups and a sport cooler in front of the counter.

    First time here! I was greeted immediately with a smile and a hello…read more There are so many eateries in this area. Today I decided to try food I hadn't had before. I pulled up the Chicken Ranch menu online and decided I would try them. It is a small establishment. Tables were clean. There is seating inside and two small tables outside for diners. The manager was explaining they make everything fresh and offered to answer any questions I had. I took a look at the specials then decided on a two piece crispy tenders meal. It came with a jalapeño corn muffin. It was 10 dollars and I chose a chocolate chip cookie with caramel and pecans in it because, why not. My chicken was delicious. I chose hot honey sauce because I was curious. It was so spicy and cleaned my sinuses right up. The sauce came on the side, thank goodness for that. The muffin was OK. It would have been better warmed. The cookie: sooooo good. Because I was being nice, I gave my kid a piece, but next time I will eat it in the car before I get home, like the pros do.

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    Best Gyros

    Best Gyros

    3.7(124 reviews)
    2.6 mi
    $

    I went back. I tried something different, a polish boy. First of all, the kielbasa was tasty with a…read moregreat snap. The barbecue sauce was fine. The fries were a 10. They're similar to Five Guys' fries, and that's about as complimentary as I can be. Five Guys' fries are the apex predator of the fry world. The coleslaw was super meh. It seemed like it was premade food distributor awfulness. I'm sorry if I'm coming across as unkind, but it was really bad. And yet the rest of it, especially the fries, was so good that I ate it all. I can't say enough about how much I enjoyed the fries. I wish they had malt vinegar in there. I'm definitely bringing my own next time like a psychopath weirdo because those fries are so dang good.

    This local chain has been on my want to try list for a while since I love Greek food so so so much!…read moreSo I impulse bought my lunch here while I was in the area a couple weeks ago. The interior is a little dirty and greasy and the prices are a bit overpriced and there's just way too many options but some of my favorite meals have come from little dives like this one so no problem here... as long as the food is amazing. Was it? My Festival gyro box was $13.50, with a 3% charge for credit card added on, and included a can of diet coke, a large portion of thiccc cut fries, and a gyro sandwich on pita bread. All of this was for takeout. I was happy to see it was packaged well for takeout and included silverware, napkins, and containers of ketchup and tzaziki sauce. I asked for light sauce on the gyro for both the tzaziki and Jamaican sauce but the sandwich was still drenched in sauce. The fries were also incredibly oily. And my god, was there a lot of fries! Yet, of course, I ate all of this greasy food like I was hungover, despite being sober as a nun. I felt like crap afterwards but there's something so addicting about all this salt and grease and sauce that I kind of loved it? Maybe? Or maybe I am just addicted to large potions of Greek food. That's probably it. I probably shouldn't torture my body with this food again. But we all know I will be back.

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    Best Gyros - Cleveland-Style Gyro (gyro with grilled onions and 3 pierogi)

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    Abundance Culinary - Dan Dan Noodles

    Abundance Culinary

    4.1(104 reviews)
    2.3 mi
    $$

    the food here is extraordinary maybe describe as Chinese…read morefusion think Chinese with extraordinary and original flavors everything I have had there has been phenomenal located in old diner car on Lee avenue-also excellent servers

    I have been lucky enough to eat at some amazing restaurants in North America and throughout Europe…read more I really wanted to leave a great review for this local restaurant... I really wanted to. Since a number of our friends have been to this establishment and left great reviews, I really wanted to do the same. I really wanted to. However, I'm struggling to do so. It started with our table not being ready yet, no worries there, we understand. The host took us to a lovely little alcove and sat the four of us down and we were quickly approached by the Sommelier. This establishment obviously takes their wine very seriously, almost to the point of being pretentious. But not all of us are wine drinkers. Due to an allergy to sulfites. When we looked at the list of available mixed drinks, nothing really appealed... So my wife asked for a simple vodka and tonic. She was informed that that was not one of the "APPROVED" drinks that they offered. What !?! They have vodka, they have tonic... Why can't we get what we want? When my friend requested an IPA he was informed that IPAs don't pair well with the food offerings, consequently, they do not have that option. Frankly, shouldn't that be HIS decision what he feels pairs with HIS palette and not the restaurants? Just a bit pretentious. Did I mention I really wanted to write a great review? So we sucked it up and ordered two glasses of overpriced white wine ($18 for a glass of mediocre wine) and two of the "approved" drinks offered. At this point, I'd like to state that the service we received other than the initial pretension exhibited by the wine Sommelier, was amazing. Our waiter was attentive and well trained and the support staff made sure that our water glasses were filled. Thankfully, I can leave a great review with regards to them. Now to the food... the dumpling sampler was delicious. The four of us ordered the ribs, the duck, the beef and I ordered the Dan Dan noodles. Honestly, almost all of the dishes were deliciously prepared, albeit a bit modest on the quantity of food presented. Our waiter initially suggested that these could be shared... I'm not sure how we would do that with the smaller plates offered as entrées. My noodles, however, came out as a solid chunk of over microwaved noodles, the kind that you get if you forget to take your Costco ramen out of the microwave in time. It was a solid block of dried out noodles. I was about to call our waiter over and ask that they give it another shot. When out of the corner of my eye I saw my wife giving me "the look", don't make it a thing her eyes said to me. So I took my chopsticks and pried the noodles apart, and tried to mix them with the sauce as best as I could. So to summarize; *A little too pretentious on the whole drink thing. I think they're trying too hard. *Service was great *Three out of four entrees were a success * $17 for a mixed drink is pricey but doable, $18 for mediocre wine not so much. As I mentioned, I really wanted to leave a good review... sadly other than the waiter and the support staff I find it difficult to do. Thank you

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    New corner

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