I mean it's Dominican food so we know it will be good. There is lots of variety of meats and sides…read more They have lots of seating and there is a bar area. The staff were friendly and accurate service.

Best tastes and always fresh food, more just a few options to choose from…read more The service is great and welcoming

Great selection. Friendly staff at the lunch counter and the checkout. Reasonably priced for both…read moreindividual lunch order and catering for events.

Wonderful people. Wonderful owner. Cheap prices, especially on produce and a great tiny restaraunt…read moreat the back. Knowing your Spanish will help but not required. They have plenty of parking available on an otherwise busy street. Go for groceries, stay for lunch (I recommend the rice and and beans, whatever meat they have and a small salad). In espanol = Arroz y habichuelas, Carne Rojo y ensalada con vinagre. Lastly the butcher will make. Anything you want Including grinding meat on the spot depending on what you want. Their selection is amazing for such a small store, and no matter your background, you will be treated with respect The ladies in the lunch area, the butcher and the owner especially

Super nice owner and family that work there. Very reasonably priced & delicious food.read more

Best steak & cheese around! Go try one! He makes it real quick ! & the fries are always nice &…read morecrispy! Def recommend! My fav hangover meal! Life saving!

I was at the location inside woman's and infants hospital…read more I had to be at Woman's and Infants today with a friend. As soon as we got there, our appointment got pushed to later. We were both hungry so decided to try Maudes. Great Veggie burger Great aubonpan coffee Pretty good salad Pretty good cheese sticks. Very clean, in and out, great friendly cashier. Easy parking.

Long Live The Ratty…read more Oh how I remember the days Of Freshman daily life, Eyes darting back and forth, Looking for a spot to sit, Avoiding eye contact with those So-called "athletes." The kind, warm-hearted workers, Enormous, cheesy omelettes, Greasy, hot-out-of-the-oven pizza, Crispy, Cajun-flavored fries... These are the things I will remember The Ratty by. But wait. Maybe it's The never-ending coffee milk, Or colorful array of veggies. The make-your-own panini station, Or sweet potato mash. The futuristic soda machine, Or delicious, hearty soup. Shh -- I hear something! Far in the distance, A quiet whir. Is that... A soft serve machine? Chocolate, vanilla, or swirl? Oreo crumbs or M&Ms? Bowl or cupped hand? The options are endless... Here at The Ratty. Take some food to-go. A bagel or toast. A bitter coffee. Maybe a plastic cup, Filled to the brim With your favorite cereal. The choice is yours, Here at The Ratty. Alas... Don't forget to clear your plates. Compost that food, And stack your dishes nicely, Lest you be looked down upon With scorn and disgust Here at The Ratty.

Despite the hate, the Ratty is consistent and filling. Food may be bland and at times questionable,…read morebut hey there's always pizza or cereal.

This diner has been a hometown favorite for as long as I can remember. The prices are good, the…read morefood is consistently delicious, and the atmosphere feels like stepping back into the best parts of my childhood. My mom and I still go every Saturday, and it's become a tradition I look forward to all week. The staff are always welcoming and treat everyone like family. Already excited for next Saturday's breakfast run!

On New Years day we randomly decided we wanted to 'go out for a coffee'. As you can imagine, not…read moremany businesses are open on New Years Day. The first two businesses we tried were closed, the third one, Phenix Square Restaurant, was open. Yay. Located on a triangle shaped town 'square', this restaurant has street side parking only, which is free. There are two steps up into the restaurant. One step up into a vestibule from the sidewalk. A second step up through a second door into the restaurant. We didn't see any staff when we entered, so we seated ourselves, which seems to be A-OK. Although the interior walls are a bit dated the décor is inviting and the tables and seats clean and in good condition. The restaurant has three dining areas. The main area includes counter seating and booths along the remaining three walls including a window wall at the front. The kitchen is in the back of this area. On the right side of the building, are two more smaller dining areas with tables and booths. The restrooms are located in between these two spaces. I think this separation of guests helps keep the noise level down and creates a more 'cozy' feel. The restrooms were very small and clean. No room in there for a diaper station. Two people were working during our visit, one as waitress, one on the grill. At a guess, I'd say there were maybe a dozen tables filled when we arrived, so perhaps 30 customers. Most of the people seem to be the 'regular' crowd. The waitress was composed and getting all the things done: taking orders, bringing out food, cleaning, bussing, refilling coffee, etc. She was friendly and unruffled by the crowd. She acknowledged us as soon as she knew we were there (as we sat ourselves while she was in one of the other two dining areas) and let us know she would be with us in a moment. She completed the tasks on hand then brought us menus and coffee. We had a good amount of time to review the menu. They serve breakfast 'all day' and lunch. This is more a breakfast spot as they close between 12:30 and 1:30 depending on the day. The breakfast menu offers set meals which can be tailored to your liking (type of meat you'd like, french toast or pancakes, etc.) or you can build your own. They also offer a few muffin varieties and oatmeal. We both went with their McPhenix breakfast sandwich which is egg and cheese on an english muffin to which you can add meat if you like. We were probably in the restaurant about half an hour before the food arrived. All the guests were very laid back, patiently waiting for their meals, chatting amongst themselves. No one was flustered or in a rush and I get the impression this is how it is here. Everyone's just here to enjoy some coffee and breakfast. Not in a rush to move on to the next thing. Plan on spending an hour or more here when you come. Definitely not a 'fast food' experience. I did notice a coloring book and crayons on a counter near the kitchen so they do have at least one activity to keep kids entertained. I did not notice if they offer Wi-Fi. Our breakfast sandwiches were tasty. The english muffin is grilled, which I do enjoy and the egg and cheese tasty and well cooked. My dining companion had bacon on his and they don't skimp on the bacon. The coffee is very good - none of that 'burnt coffee' taste you get from scalding the beans with water that is too hot. The coffee is served with cream on the side in a small pitcher. Sugar and sugar substitutes are on the table. Coffee refills included in the price. The woman working the grill owns the restaurant and the waitress is her niece! Originally working for the previous owner, the current owner has been here for 36 years I believe she said. When the original owner retired he sold it to her. A real 'family run business' with other family members helping out as well. We'd definitely come back on a leisurely morning and try some of the other breakfast options. The prices are good and the staff very pleasant.

" Authentic , Delicious, Cheap, Colombian food" The service…read morehere is good just a long wait time . Due to food being cheap and delicious. The staff is talkative and friendly. Like you're picking up food at a non formal friend's house . The vibe is chill and relaxed . The prices will make you feel comfortable and happy, lol. They have plenty of parking all around so no worries on parking .

This restaurant is clean & competitive to any others this is the number 1 in town I give them a…read morevery good credit

The food there is incredible. I try a few items in the menu and I am please. There is flavor and…read morethe portion of the food is not bad, money worth if you ask me.

Let's start off with the fact my husband and I were craving fritura and was recommended to stop by…read moreEl Boli. First impression: There really wasn't any parking so we couldn't enjoy our food inside. We called ahead and waited in the car. The place is small but really cute. Very clean and welcoming. The place is really well decorated and the music makes it a really cute ambience. Tables are a bit small but I would say for a quiet grab to eat it's not that big of a deal. Our order: Dominican hotdog- all the way Small order of fritura ( carne, longaniza, and chicharron ) with totones yaroa de chicharron Chimi- regular 1. The hotdog was amazing. It tasted just as if we were in the "patio", Dominican Republic. It had sautéed cabbage meat sauce cheese ketchup and mayo. 2. The fritura or the fried meats was also very well seasoned especially the carne/ steak. The tostones were a bit soft but I'm sure they would've been crispy had we had our food there. 3. Chicharron Yaroa- this was okay, nothing really stood out 4. Chimi- this was not my favorite at all. When I look for a Chimi I am looking for the works, nice meat size to fit bread ratio and fillings like cabbage, onions tomatoes etc. here, the Chimi is very pressed like a panini with just mayo ketchup and light cabbage Overall what really stood out to me was their Dominican hotdog and fritura. I would definitely go back to get my hotdog cravings satisfied.