Super clean environment and friendly as ever! I had a car accident in the parking lot and they…read morepulled the footage for me and made sure I was okay! Shout out to Tae for helping me choose something on the menu and showing me everyone can eat at Dave's!

I first encountered this chicken in Florida. This chicken is…read moreamazingly spicy and flavorful. I give it five stars. This is everything I love about hot chicken.

To be honest I wondered how a subway could service right next to a real sub shop. ( first time…read morevisit ). Then. I tried to order. The kiosk. Was less than fun to navigate. Not thrilled about wanting my phone number. And then this. And now I see why subway can survive. This is a pathetic sized sandwich for $7.00.

Recommend over subway next door. The toasted Italian with banana peppers and jalapeños was very…read moregood.

Friendly employees, clean, lots of pizza choices, fried chicken and veggies, salad bar, dessert bar…read more(that I didn't see until leaving) and all at an affordable price. No wonder they were so busy shortly after they opened for the day! If you don't see a pizza on the buffet just ask and they'll make it and get it on it in no time. My favorites were the Texan (taco) pizza and the Sweet Chili pizza with chicken, green peppers, pineapple, red onion, and sweet chili sauce. Yum!

Floor staff were hustling, keeping tables clean, and asking if they could get things for us…read more Chicken was good, and the fresh pizza that was available was pretty good. The cashier, however, wouldn't give us clean cups without charging us, which was pretty weird as we had just spent a kings ransom for a pizza buffet that contained 10% fresh pizza from the kitchen. Salad bar was unappealing.

Review Visit: May 12th, 2015…read more I'm still salty about this place. Why am I salty about Freddy's? It's not that I had bad service or anything like that. It's just all that I could taste when I ate my food. I wasn't even sure if I was going to visit Freddy's since it is more of a chain than a locally-owned place and the latter is more of my focus for my Travel List. It's a small chain with rare locations for my area, so I figured "why not". Freddy's was unique yet all-too-familiar upon entering. It's your standard fast food eatery where you place your order at the counter and wait for it to be brought to your table or you pick it up at the counter. My girlfriend and I were rather hungry, so we ordered a lot of food. Something that can be a bit risky if it's a new place that neither of you have been to. I ordered a burger, a hot dog and some fries. The fries are just like the ones you get at Steak N Shake. Actually, if you took S'n'S, made it red/white themed and made it more fast food orientated, you would have Freddy's. We wasted no time chowing down the food. I ate the hot dog first and it was okay. It was good but the flavor was a bit overpowered by the salt in the dog, bread, and toppings. Then I moved on to the burger (while munching on the fries in-between everything). The fries themselves, I hated. They were good on their own as most french fries are. Its just something about thin-cut fries that makes me angry. Drop some normal-sized fries or steakhouse fries in front of me and you have a happy blogger. But, that's just a personal preference. Again, the fries themselves were fine despite their lack of size. Where was I? Oh. The burger. The burger suffered the same fate as the hot dog. It was pure salt. It's as if they took the salt they normally sprinkle on the fries and sprinkled it on the burger and dog instead. This lead to some mild discomfort after the meal, if you can imagine that. The bloat was real. For it being a simple combo meal, it was alright when it came to the value. A simple burger, a hot dog, fries, and a drink should fill most everyone up. They have other combo meals should you not be a fan of hot dogs or burgers. I would visit a Freddy's again if I was with someone who had never been before. I'm always for second chances. I would make sure to get a water with my meal to help my body deal with the potential sodium overload that was being cooked for me.

This was one of the most frustrating fast-food experiences I've had in a long time. I was…read moreovercharged, and to make matters worse, two separate meals were missing items. It's hard to understand how that many mistakes can happen on a single order. When I brought the issues to the staff's attention, there was no apology, no sense of urgency, and no indication that anyone cared. They acted as though it was an inconvenience that I expected the order I paid for to be correct. Mistakes happen, but poor customer service is a choice. Between the overcharge, the incomplete meals, and the dismissive attitude, I left feeling like customer satisfaction was the last thing on anyone's mind. I won't be in a hurry to come back.

Very cute decor inside, but a bit before the time Portillo's was established in Chicago. The…read moreemployees here range from young and frightened to more mature and used to engaging with customers. Just something I observed. Since the creator, Dick Portillo is a north sider, they favor giardiniera on the beef rather than sweet green peppers like old school southsiders in Chicago do. Plus my request for a little red sauce on top, which really puzzled the cashier, so I had to explain it's like marinara, was a no go. They don't have any. I had to do a count down with the guy making the sandwich to get a proper submerge for the dip so it would be wet. BTW, you have no idea how that red sauce will make a beef sandwich sing! The Chicago dog was well prepared, but the bottom of the bun opened up about 3/4 of the way thru eating it, so had to really work at not losing the rest of the dog and the toppings all over the plate. A bit of a battle ensued. While everything was okay, the beef especially didn't have nearly the amount of flavor you'd get at a mom n pop joint in Chicago, which are everywhere. I guess when you can't get the Real thing, beggers can't be choosers.

Always a great choice for a quick delicious and slightly messy meal. Food came out quick and hot…read moreand was delicious. I got the traditional Italian beef and Can never go wrong

Ed Waldmire Jr. had a vision…read more.... In 1949, Ed made a permanent place for his hot dog wrapped in yummy battered bread. This was a dream that came to pass after selling them for 15 cents in June of 1946 at the Springfield Beach House and fair prior. Now this is a Route 66 must eat. You must try a piece of the past. While Ed was at Knox College and then after the war he was ready to give this cozy cur "prior name," before his wife called that a "no go!" Hence we have a cozy dog, much better name truly! And my goodness be ready to be blown away. It's spectacular! Make sure and get your stomach and mind together it's time to get cozy . Plus the building has changed and become even better. In 1996 the building moved to where the past has become a little less crowded . Where the Abe Lincoln motel once stood is where Cozy Dogs are now . Plus the connection to Lincoln rub his nose for good luck. The Walgreens sits next door on the corner where Cozy used to occupy. Now it's time to get your very own Cozy Dog and see all the Route 66 fun you have been missing all these days .

This is the cutest place! We made the drive as we work through the Rt 66 Centennial passport & it's…read moreone of our favorite stops so far. First - the food is delicious and priced amazing! For $38 three of us got a burger, side, and drink plus ice cream cup for our dog. The burger and onion rings were amazing. They have fresh cut onions and great pickles self serve to add more if you like which I always appreciate. Note this is not a true drive in where your order is taken and brought to the car, it's dine in but we are traveling with our dog so we got our food to go and ate outside at the car. Next - the vibes! Perfect historic hole in the wall vibes. Absolutely full of history, artifacts, & even a memorial library. Also tons of Rt 66 merch! I paid 54 cents for an adorable postcard with an illustration of the Cozy Dog with history facts on it. Don't skip this spot!

The Gyro plater was amazing and it came out fast, when I left , I had not even room for a wafer…read morethin mint.

I've been kind of bummed out that I can't eat the gyro sauce due to being lactose intolerant. He…read morenow has a BBQ gyro that is amazing! Very good flavor and really tastes so good with all the fixings. The fries are not like any other fries in town. The fries have like a crisp on the outside that makes them so delicious. Every time I walk into this place everyone is so nice. The baklava is really good here too!

I'm not sure who made my food. But did an amazing job. Definitely 5 star in my world. Normally…read moreit's sloppy and way to much sauce. Spot on. I'll definitely be back.

They have to make these orders with how they wipe their ass right??? I mean the meat was overly…read moregreasy and the taco stuck to the wrapping, and when they gave me my nachos very thing was jammed in the middle in not spread out. WTF are they doing in their besides laughing and being unserious with one another kids work at this location and it's terrible.

They were amazing and the best so friendly they're good with the costumers also their food is so…read moregood

Food was good, meal served hot . Did not like the fact I brought my family in and one of the…read moreservers/ employee was wearing his pants below his rear end. Very trashy.

We came here on o Monday just after it opened up at 11am to celebrate our Mom's 92nd birthday with…read morea good meal (she picked this place). Among the four of us, two ordered the Texas Style Beef Brisket Platter ($27.99), and two ordered the Pulled Pork Platter ($21.49). I had the brisket with my two sides being baked beans and Mac n cheese. The interior is open air with mostly booths and a bar in the middle. I imagine it can become a little noisy when it's filled with people, but we had arrived early so there wasn't any issues with noise. Our server was polite and friendly. She put the coffee on fresh for us. She checked on us several times during our meal. I loved my brisket. It was tender and moist and very good! I added some sauce to my plate for dipping. There were 4 sauces to choose from, but the two I enjoyed were the Mustard BBQ, and the Chipotle BBQ. Both had some heat which added some great flavors to the brisket. The others all enjoyed their orders as well. Mom loved her pulled pork, and she had a great time. We all went home where cake, ice cream, presents and birthday cards awaited her. Thanks Smokey Bones for helping make Mom's birthday special! 5 stars!

Our visit to Smokey Bones was pretty solid! First off, I…read morewas blown away by the sauce selection with so many options, and each one has a different kick. Mustard bbq, KC bbq, Chipotle bbq & Carolina mopping sauce The vibe was lively and fun, and the staff were incredibly kind and welcoming. Service did slow down a bit, but with a game on and the place packed, it was understandable. The food itself was unforgettable. The mac and cheese was absolutely to die for, rich and creamy. The Morning Glory Burger with the egg was a flavor bomb of amazing! I was hesitant but the mix was spot on. And the Brisket Stuffed Grilled Cheese? Just insane. I honestly can't tell you which one to pick because you won't go wrong with any of them! Can't wait to come back and try even more from the menu.