Food is gr8! Waiters and cooks are gr8! Always enjoy eating…read morehere. These folk treat everyone as family. Always clean! Portions are almost always too big!! LOL

This is old school diner home cooking, by a very professional, friendly staff of conscientious…read moreservers and cooks. I always look for the Biscuits & Gravy and they did not disappoint. Gravy was well seasoned and plentiful, that was not like paste, but thin enough to hold all the sausage in it. Fluffy and fresh biscuit, not like a rock. If you are familiar with diner dining the ambience hasn't changed in 40 years. And clean

Amazing diner! We…read morecame from Miami on a trip to get a quick breakfast, and we loved it. The service was great, food was tasty, and we loved the dog puzzle decor on the walls. We would love it if they had one in Miami!

I got the veggie omelet and the biscuit and my boyfriend got the country fried steak. The biscuit…read morewas so fluffy and moist, which is hard to find. The omelet was also really fluffy. The only thing to keep in mind is the prices on the menu are cash prices. They charge a fee for credit cards. They also charge $3 for food sharing, which was odd. But quick service, good breakfast.

I had the most amazing brunch after church at 43rd St. deli. I like this location the best, because…read morethey were able to seat nine people right away. The food was AMAZING! such great company as well and great service. highly recommend.

Nice spot for lunch. Staff was very good. Had the club and the pastrami sandwich. Pastrami had…read moregood flavor but was a little tough. Needs to be sliced thinner. Fries were good.

I hadn't been to The Clock in almost twenty years, so I figured it was time to pop back in. The…read morebiggest surprise? It actually looks pretty good inside now. The grimy walls and windows are long gone, replaced with some decent updated decor, which was nice to see. The staff were friendly and clearly at home there. It was fun watching them trade banter with some of the regulars. That kind of easy, familiar energy is exactly what you want from a place like this, and The Clock has it in spades. The menu is basically unchanged, which is fine. I went for the fish and chips special, and honestly... it was just okay. Nothing wrong with it exactly, but for what they're charging, I didn't feel like I was getting good value. I can think of a few other places in town that'll do a better fish and chips for less money, and that's tough to ignore. Worth a visit for the atmosphere and the friendly faces, but don't go in expecting to be wowed by the food.

We visited this cute little family-owned restaurant called The Clock, and now we understand exactly…read morewhy it has that name, there are so many unique and beautiful clocks all throughout the restaurant. As an art major, I absolutely appreciated all the little details and decor. The entire place had such a cozy, welcoming vibe. We went on Mother's Day for a late brunch, so naturally every restaurant in town was packed. We did wait a little while to be seated, but once we sat down, Judy, our waitress, was very upfront and let us know the food would likely take about 30 minutes. Honestly, we didn't mind at all because she immediately got us drinks and caffeine, which was much needed while battling a couple-day migraine. I ordered The Clock Two-Egg Breakfast, and wow, it was absolutely delicious. This was honestly some of the best breakfast food I've had since living in the state of Florida. The chunky hash browns were cooked perfectly. Bacon, perfectly cooked, a well balance of soft and crunchy. Judy was also one of the nicest waitresses we've met during all of our travels. She constantly checked on us and made sure we never went without anything during our visit. We were chatting with her about feeding pets, and she even drew a little dog on our doggy box, which was such a sweet personal touch. This place truly screams family atmosphere, and I love supporting places like this because the little family-owned spots deserve support too. We will absolutely be back, and I already know our teenager is going to love this place. Thank you again to Judy and the entire staff for giving us such a fantastic Mother's Day away from our family. The warm family vibes here were exactly what I didn't realize I was missing. Next time we will have to try lunch. = )

The food at this restaurant is great, from the huge pancakes to the sausages and scrambled eggs…read more The service was excellent too, our server Tori was on top of it. The ambiance was good , not too fancy , but kind of quiet and easy to talk to each other without shouting across the room. We will definitely be back, great place.

I went here and the food was amazing the service was great and I felt so welcome. Tori was so…read morehelpful and made us feel like we were eating at home definitely coming back.

43rd deli is deli(cious)!! Great breakfast/brunch spot with local charm. There were for sure a lot…read moreof regulars there which speaks for how good this place is. Lots of seating for big parties, the service was decently fast, and the food was pretty yummy. Would recommend their omelettes as I've had a couple of them, and their traditional breakfast with pancakes, eggs and bacon. I'm only deducting 1 star because I don't think this is the BEST breakfast place in Gainesville BUT it is still a solid choice! It deli(vered)

The restaurant was busy but we didn't have to wait too long to be seated and there was plenty of…read morespace to comfortably wait outside. The interior was cute and our table was clean. The coffee was good and the food tasted great. There was an issue with our order and it took a very long time to get our food. Even the server was confused why the other tables that ordered after us got theirs before us. Once we were done eating we sat at an empty table as the busboy offered to take away our plates and cups as we continued to wait on our check. A different server dropped the check at our table and someone else finally came by and took our money. We will still try again at a future date since the food itself was so good and hope for a better overall experience.

First off I have never eaten a biscuit that taste exactly like my grandmother biscuits until I came…read morehere. I got the Sticky Maple Biscuit and let me say it was very flavorful. It was seasoned very well and the biscuit was soft inside and toasty on the outside . It was so delicious I ordered a second one to go. The ambience is welcoming and the staff was very pleasant. From ordering your food to sitting down, all staff was very nice and helpful. I definitely recommend this restaurant.

Stopped in while in Gainesville as we are huge fans of MSB!…read more Service was 3 stars as the staffed seemed to lack in some areas. Cashier was very helpful but our orders were getting mixed up and coming out randomly and not together. Wait time was longer than usual and it had to be because the kitchen wasn't getting the orders right. Food was good , except my fried green tomatoes were overly fried and very hard. My maple vanilla latte wasn't as delicious as back home so I had to work my magic at the coffee area to make it taste better. Tables in dining area were super sticky to the point the receipt stuck to the table. Not sure how long this location has been open but it seemed a bit of a mess today.

i actually think this was the best cava i have been to very good food and good serviceread more

Following a visit to the sprawling UF campus, my wife and I decided to try out The Spot for lunch…read more Located in a building housing other eateries and with limited "free" parking, we parked in the parking structure in the same building. As it was summer break, a lot of the other businesses in the building were closed (Vietnamese and Italian restaurant as well as a boba place). The place looks like it was being run by a hardworking couple. We checked out the menu and my wife ordered the Gyro Platter and I ordered the Souvlaki Platter. We also ordered a couple of fountain drinks. The gyro meat was well seasoned and tender. The Greek salad was quite good. The chicken souvlaki, however, seemed to lack flavor and a bit dry. Portions were quite generous and the value was there. We actually packed our leftovers for some quesadillas later. If we do go back, I would order the gyro instead of the chicken souvlaki. NOTE: They don't validate parking which was $3 for an hour