Good food, large portions, and very cheerful service. But wonder why the menus don't show prices?…read moreWeekday breakfast for two with a tip, but nothing fancy, was $73. Ouch! A 10oz glass of "fresh squeezed, organic" orange juice was $10 and not very "orangey" tasting. Yelp should display this little cafe with three or four dollar signs, not two.

This is indeed a find that has been found. Everything looks great. From standard entrees to…read morecreative takes like an enchilada burger. I would eat in. Presentation is better and some small portions may not transfer well to take out containers. It's all good. Great menu. Give it a try!!

I've lived across the street from here for years but finally got around to trying it out. It is a…read moresolid breakfast/lunch cafe with stacked sandwiches (turkey club pictured) and pretty good wings (also pictured). Glad we tried it and have something like this available so close to home for when we want a quick delicious meal but don't feel like cooking.

1st time here. Hash browns cold. Ham omelette very salt ham with skin end pieces and cheese was a…read moresauce cheese. Biscuit & gravy good. Workers friendly. 20 min waiting on a Sunday morning.

By now, I am sure you're getting tired of my string of 5 star reviews for the Firehouse Deli in…read moreGaithersburg. But I don't care because this little sandwich shop deserves all the praise I can heap on it. I had a tuna salad sandwich that was perfection! Heaping with luscious tuna, crispy lettuce and a sharp slice of cheddar. Heavenly! But, as good as that tuna sandwich was - as always - it is the professional, perfectionist, friendly and hard working people who run this place that actually keep me coming back. They are good at what they do, nothing more, nothing less. And they do it all with a smile! I will be back, of course, to the Firehouse Deli because it's at the top of its game. But I will also be back because the woman at the counter treats me so well. Bravo to the Firehouse Deli!!!!

The best way to describe this place is "bare bones." It's basically a deli, yes they have tables…read morebut it's not a great place to sit and eat, you're basically sitting in the middle of a convenience store. I was walking from here to there with my toddler while our car was being fixed, and this place was in the center, but though the sandwich was good and reasonably priced I'd probably head somewhere else next time for a sit down on a hot summer day with my kid. Bottom line, great for a sandwich but not for lunch, at least not if you're toting live baggage.

It's been a while but we got ourselves to Corner Pizza to enjoy their food again. Simple vegetarian…read morepizza and their signature wings. Light, chewy yet satisfying crust with ample toppings and cheese. Simple, solid, non-pretentious taste, almost like home food. The wings are plump and juicy; the Corner Sauce is spicy and tangy. Makes you wonder why wings elsewhere get to be so dry and tough. The friendly staff remembered us from before. There was a constant stream of people come for takeouts. I wonder why more people still have not discovered this neighborhood gem. With their seating space, you can easily have kids birthday parties there! I'd love to see Corner Pizza live long and prosper because I would not hesitate to drive 20 miles there to eat again.

Most people come here for the pizza, wings, and subs, but I've been coming for their casual Sri…read moreLankan fare. I've asked why they don't focus more on it, and their answer makes sense--it takes too long to cook from scratch, so they stick to what's quicker to serve. I usually go for the chicken Kottu, light spice (still spicy), and add the gravy--it's comforting, and tasty. My kids love the fries, and we usually hit Bruster's for ice cream afterward.

Bbq spare ribs were yummy but the crab rangoon is the reason we go! Yum! We call ahead and its…read moreready when we arrive.

I am sorry to update my review on Eddie's carryout to such a low, 1 star review. But, even…read moresorrier, was the chicken fried rice I just ate. Tasteless, watery chicken, surprising lack of veggies other than a few slices of green onions. There was very little flavor - just a whole lot of grease. I feel like I wasted my money and my lunch. This place used to be my "go to" for good Chinese food. Maybe there are new owners, maybe they are using a new - and horrendously bad - recipe, who really knows. I just know that I cannot go back to Eddie's Carryout in Montgomery Village. I do NOT recommend this place at all to anyone.

this was my first time visiting this location and when i walked in, it was pretty empty. i was…read moregreeted by staff immediately and i couldn't help but notice how clean it was. i saw one employee who was going above and beyond to connect and make conversation with customers, even calling them "bud" and "boss" to maintain a welcoming atmosphere. there was also a new employee who was being trained and i recognized how supportive and patient the team was with her while she was preparing our order. overall, everyone was very friendly and the food was great. i will definitely be returning to this location!

Fast, friendly, efficient, professional service. There were no customers when I ordered at 8:30pm…read more The store was a bit short-staffed but I still got my food quickly. I ordered the new Ring of Fire sandwich. It was spicy but not as spicy as I expected. The interior is spacious and cozy. I would have dined in but was tired and took it to go. I'd definitely come back. Their outdoor patio is so welcoming!

A great place to have brunch with a different experience where you can view planes landing and…read moretaking off. Breakfast food made it perfectly and the staff was very attentive.

Cute, convenient decent menu options... service not to sure…read more Walked in at 1:56pm told the kitchen was closing at 2pm for the Worldcup series.. I was like darn I wish I had known when I came in the 1st time. I go sit on the patio to watch the discovery flight takeoff. A young Asian boy comes and ask if I wanted anything to eat or drink I said no the other boy told me the kitchen was closing at 2. An old woman came out a few minutes later and asked if I wanted anything I said I just told the young man no cause the kitchen is closed as it's 208. She said no it's not closed until 230 I said well your staff gave miss information. Because all he offered me was a drink, a coconut key lime pie or blueberry muffin neither of which I eat. So now I feel rushed and forced to buy something to eat. I skimmed the menu as three people stood around me. I took pics and left. Never felt so out of place and unwanted in my life.

Good people. Good stock. Good neighborhood store. If you are looking for rare micro brewery, they…read morehave it.

I was in the mood for Steak and Cheese sub and figured that this location would be as great as…read moretheir Germantown location. The service and hospitality was great. Friendly faces all over. They also have a bar area where people can drink and mingle. I felt right at home. Although, the service and vibes were good my sub feel short. The sub roll was hard and chewy. The meat portion was small. More breading making the sub hard to eat. I'll stick to the Germantown location. They have a good selections of wines but Ill stick with my local county liquor store.

Still the best breakfast place in the Germantown/ Gaithersburg area. The husband and wife…read moreproprietors are the best. They must pay a great living wage for their employees because every time you try to leave a tip, he yells at you in a good way-"keep your money-we don't want it". The various funny pictures hanging around the restaurant keep you entertained. Food is still as great and delicious as ever. Still enough to cover your breakfast the next day

Stopped in for breakfast this morning. The place is not fancy, but is friendly and comfortable…read more You order at the counter and find a seat. The food is brought over to you. I like the low-key, friendly vibe of the place. Ordering at the counter was easy. I got a veggie omelette with egg white, home fries and an English muffin. Also ordered a coffee, which you serve yourself from a pot near the seating area. Free refills on hot drinks and soft drinks. Once I ordered, the food arrived promptly. The egg white omelette was good, filled with chopped tomato, green pepper, mushroom and onion. The home fries (a large portion!) were delicious. Just seasoned potatoes with onion, but really good. Yum. The English muffin was well toasted. And, deserving of its own comment - the coffee was darn good. Prices are reasonable. I'm glad I found this place and will come back when I'm looking for a quick, informal meal.

I stopped by Ann's Cafe for breakfast after deciding I was too lazy to cook, and I'm glad I did! I…read moreordered Ann's Special along with a bacon, egg, and cheese sandwich. Everything was fresh, flavorful, and filling, making for a great start to the day. My only small critique is that I wish the breakfast potatoes had been a little crispier, but they were still good. Overall, I'd give the meal an 8/10. The prices are about what you'd expect compared to the bigger breakfast chains, but I'd much rather support a local business. If you're looking for a solid, no-frills breakfast in the Gaithersburg area, Ann's Cafe is definitely worth checking out.

I had a tuna sandwich and hash browns and they were typical diner fare, the cafe itself is very…read morecasual, almost gas station-esc and the service is fast. However, there's Fox News blasting and I could really do without that.