An outstanding breakfast. Walked in and it was busy, definitely a local spot which is a good sign…read more Seated rather quickly and friendly service throughout. The food was great! I had the 3 gravy trio with biscuits. The biscuits were fluffy and delicious. The gravies were outstanding as well. I highly recommend this place if you're driving through the area!

Another breakfast for the win! I went with an absolutely stuffed Meat Lovers Omelette that was,…read moreunsurprisingly, delicious. So far it seems like you can't go wrong with anything in this cute establishment. It doesn't hurt that the service is friendly and the servings are generous!

3.0 overall but 5 for service…read more The Bedford Diner in Temperance (not to be confused with the Bedford Coney Island in Lambertville) is a diner I hadn't been to in a very long while. Decided to check it out in the hope of having a meal and getting some work done around 3pm. As I was walking in, I noted the posted hours and they were closing at 4pm. Oh well. As I entered the restaurant, the server was sweeping the floor. She showed me to a table. I was the only customer. I tried to ignore a slight musty smell-as if tables had been wiped down with a musty rag, to give you an idea. The server, Crystal, couldn't have been nicer. I ordered an Arnold Palmer and she brought the iced tea in one glass and lemonade in another so I could mix it up to suit my taste. Nice! I ordered a Turkey Reuben with dressing on the side. It came with an order of fries, and Crystal promptly brought ketchup to the table without being asked. I had pulled out a file to review but my food came out in no time. Everything was exactly as ordered. The sandwich was decent and the thousand island dressing tasted homemade. The fries were good. Everything was solid but the food just wasn't amazing. However, it was a good value at a total of $12-something. The cash price was a bit lower than if paying by credit card. While I had hoped to get some work done, I felt distracted because the restaurant was clearly getting ready to close. I was in and out in 30 minutes. Just packed up my laptop and left. Would I return? Maybe. It just wasn't the leisurely meal I had anticipated given my arrival so close to closing and there was nothing that would make me want to rush back. I'd recommend checking it out for great service and their specials (e.g., all you can eat fish for Lent).

The service is great. We got our food very fast. The food was very tasty. The french fries are…read morereally good and the ambience is very nice. I would definitely recommend you stop by here if you are in the area or passing by.

On our way back home from a Cross Country practice at Oak Openings, we decided to stop at this…read morequintessential small town diner for a late breakfast. The sign on the door said that staff were taking precautions against COVID-19, however we did not see any staff outside the kitchen wearing masks or gloves, or see any closed tables. On entering, we waited by the 'please wait to be seated' sign for a couple of minutes before a smiling, young waitress took us to a table. The menu was surprisingly extensive; my daughters each ordered the chocolate chip pancake, while I got the Mexican Hat Dance with a coffee. However the waitress kept forgetting things, and had to come back twice to ask questions like what kind of cheese (pepperjack). Our orders were ready in what felt like a pretty average amount of time, considering there were only three other occupied tables in the restaurant. The food itself was good, but not great. The portions were decently sized, but not overly generous. Prices were good, but likewise not great. The service the decided ... average. As restaurants go, we felt that Buzz Family Diner was average. Nothing bad, but also nothing great ... just average, which is perfectly fine.

Food was ok. Service was great. Ambiance was fair. Classic diner experience. Bathroom was fair…read more Closes at 2pm and they don't take customers 15 before closing. We are from out of town and looking for a budget friendly option. We got that, but we also both left in need of Tums.

Absolutely amazing breakfast/brunch spot! We decided to enjoy first watch for the first time on a…read moresuper busy Sunday. Service was attentive, quick and very friendly. The girls running the door and check in were very friendly. We were lucky to sit at the bar and Mariela was nothing short of amazing. She was very busy but managed to get everyone's order correct, stay friendly and made the bar a great place to be for brunch! The food is nothing short of fantastic. I had the honey chipotle chicken hash and subbed chorizo for chicken and it was delicious. All the flavors together were incredible. My boyfriend got the salmon frittata and was very impressed as it was seasoned perfectly and the flavors were tasty. We did decide to get a pitcher of sangria and we shared some lavender lemonade. Both made very well and tasty! I highly recommend to anyone looking for a new breakfast/brunch spot! We will be back to try the rest of the menu :)

The service was great! You could tell they were busy and trying their best. The eggs Benedict had…read morehard boiled eggs on it. The server requested new eggs which I appreciated. The new eggs were only somewhat better. It's loud in there.

City Egg is a small Ohio breakfast/brunch/lunch chain that offers a pretty extensive menu that…read moreincludes a variety of egg dishes, pancakes, avocado toast (of course), a quinoa bowl, acai bowls, sandwiches and wraps, bakery items, and a coffee bar. We were greeted warmly upon arrival and although ordering is typically done electronically the staff member assured us he was available to answer any questions. The e-ordering process is very easy and has options for customization which is a perk. The food is all prepared to order and came out nicely plated and at the correct temperature. My dining companions very much enjoyed their pancakes, eggs, and hashbrowns. I ordered the tropical acai bowl which was topped with a good amount of a variety of fruit. I do wish the acai base was a little thicker; the texture was more smoothie than sorbet but the flavor was lovely. Pricing is very reasonable for a hip-ish local place - all-in-all City Egg is worth a visit!

I was pleasantly surprised by the tasty breakfast yesterday at City Egg. I had the American…read moreskillet, hash brown base, eggs over easy on biscuits topped with sausage gravy. The sausage gravy was not spicy, which I appreciate, and well made. I had hash browns as a side, because i can never have too many potatoes, but you can choose other sides, like fruit or toast. The ordering system is electronic on touch pads which i don't love but I know we can blame Covid for that. There was a young woman available for directions and another woman cooking. The place is clean with lots of tables and chairs and restrooms were clean. I didn't see a place to leave tips on the pads because i like to tip but the store is almost completely self serve. My breakfast was $12 which is reasonable. Only gave 4 stars because i prefer human interaction, but no real complaints about the food

Everyday people cafe was a solid place to stop in Bowling Green…read more FOOD: I had an veggie omelet which was very good AMBIANCE: they have outdoor seating which is very nice, or try their indoor seating with a bar/diner feel SERVICE: Very good, polite, and thoughtful! PARKING: they have a lot which appears to have more than enough spots

I went with a group and I ordered a Reuben sandwich not expecting anything special. Boy was I…read moresurprised. Perfect combination of corn beef, bread, dressing, and Sauerkraut. Outstanding taste and texture. Best one of my life. Service was good and ambiance was good. Others in my party had excellent sandwiches too. Highly recommend.

You will not leave hungry from Al's…read more We stopped by Al Smith's for breakfast this morning. Al's is clean diner located in a strip mall. We seated promptly. The waitress was friendly and accommodating. I ordered Al's breakfast special, 3 eggs of choice, 3 bacon or 3 sausage or ham, hash browns, side of homemade sausage gravy and biscuit or toast. The country gravy had a hint of sage that surprised me. Not my favorite but I did eat all of it. Thank you for the enjoyable breakfast.

It was fine. Got the grilled chicken sandwich and fries. The chicken was pounded thin - a good…read morething for a sandwich, imho, because it's easier to eat, gets cooked evenly, and soaks up spices and what-have-you more nicely (nicelier?). But it was, to me, kind of bland, as were the tomatoes and even the onion. Not bad, but when mild mayonnaise dominates the sandwich, it ain't my thing. But I'm a hot sauce enjoyer. To each their own. The fries were a bit better, lightly crisp flour-covered things, but again: kind of unexciting without ketchup. They were fine. The store's decor was mostly mom-n-pop nice, attractive and probably comfortable (I did takeout). The carpet was worn and maybe a bit grimy. I'm thinking that's because of the breakfast and lunch crowd the restaurant attracts, many of whom have been working hard at jobs that get their shoes dirty. No points off for that. Service was friendly and efficient. Prices were good, and the portion they served me was just right for a hungry driver. Parking was easy and the store was easy to find and get to. Overall: fine. Not for me, but I can see why it gets four stars overall.

This place is usually very busy, but the food is good and at reasonable prices. Therefore, it is…read moreworth the wait

We are out of towners driving up to celebrate our daughter's OB-GYN graduation tomorrow. We read…read morethe restaurant's reviews and stopped by for a late lunch at 3 p.m. They lock the doors at 4 p.m. We were impressed. There were two people who came before us, and then a group of 14, and then my husband and me, followed by another bunch of people into a restaurant that was already packed. The waitresses did not even bat an eyelid. They were very polite and were busy doing their work. They were helping seat people as well as checking out people who had just eaten. We only waited about 15 - 20 mins. In the meantime, we chatted with the locals, who told us how often they came here just to eat the pies. When we got seated, the first thing we ordered and got started on were the AMAZING pies (chocolate PB for me and custard for my husband). Oh my God, they were out of the world yummy! We got to watch the ladies on the grill as they made the food. My husband ordered he Swiss steak and I had the double hamburger with all the fixings. The food is great but so are the people who work here --they are just so friendly, have worked here for years and truly care. You don't see this anymore. If I lived here, I would come here once a week to chitchat with them and eat PIE!! Make sure you come here. This place is a gem and has been here since 1948.