Jeanie, Samantha and Shannon are the waitresses that will make you feel at home. Chef Ali is the owner and he's always open to trying something new and he's happy to share his pout-of-view about practically anything. Best breakfasts in town, but the lunch menu is also fine with the middle eastern foods my favorite.

Clean, welcoming environment. Staff were polite and accommodating. Food was prepared very well! The prices are really good with the quality and quantity. I will definitely return to try more dishes. HIGHLY RECOMMEND.

Walked in and sat down, waitresses took our order within 5 minutes. The waitresses were very friendly and were accommodating with adjustments to the order. The Texan burger was delicious. It came with onion rings and barbecue sauce on top, alongside all of the usual vegetables. Curly fries and Caesar salad was good. I did like that they had multiple TVs playing. Only downside to this was that I ordered Greek fries and received curly fries. Nevertheless, the food was delicious, and I will definitely be returning in the future.

This is my favorite spot to take my dad for breakfast. He loves this place! I recommend ordering the Boss, or the Godfather. Their home fries are awesome too.

i usually come here for brunch. The portions are more than fair with the pricing, and the food itself is average-to-good depending on what you get. I usually get the biscuits and gravy. While it's nothing special, it fills me up and it's not expensive. The staff is nice, but sometimes they are aloof. I've seen multiple times where either I've needed something, or someone else, and they've been standing around not really doing anything, purposefully looking busy. I typically don't mind because I bring a book everywhere I go, so I just flip it open, but it can be rather annoying if you have a deadline or meeting to attend to.

We found this place yesterday. The waitress, I feel bad for not knowing her name, was so friendly and the food was great. The atmosphere is on the dive side but without being too run down. It's a special place though because the staff makes it homey. Even with a bar there, it felt like a family place. I had a gyro. The meat was so tender and not overcooked. My son had the Irish burger and loved it. My husband had a fluffy omelette. It's a huge menu but they handle it well. Later, my husband ordered pumpkin pie for dessert and although they were out of whipped cream the pie came out with a pile of whipped cream on it. It was so fast but apparently the owner ran to the store next door and got some. They really made us feel welcome and the prices were very reasonable. 3 people with drinks and one dessert (huge and fresh pumpkin pie slice) came to just under 28 bucks. We'll be back.

An unsung little place on Reynolds road just next to Schmucker's--but with liquor. Decor, inside and out, is nothing special, in fact it's kind of plain--but in a pleasant way. But the food is good, real good. We haven't worked our way through the menu; in fact we usually stick with the humus, chicken and vegetables plate--healthy and delicious if you don't eat too many of the pita chips. The humus is as good as any place in Toledo--and there are a LOT of places in Toledo with good humus. The chicken is fresh cooked to order and appropriately spiced. The beer's cold and there's a full bar. They're also open for breakfast, but I've never been there that early and haven't been there late either. The crowd could be a lot more "neighborhood bar-like" at night, but I don't know first hand. The owner is usually there; he's super friendly, genuinely nice guy and willing to please. And he's apologetic if he doesn't have what you want, from a specific dish to a particular beer. The people he hires are friendly and efficient too. Oh, they had a great, absolutely great, Jigg's dinner on St. Pat's day! I'm a fan. It's one of our go to places for a healthy (or not-so-healthy when we're in the mood) place for a weeknight, on-the-way-home-from-work dinner.