My family and I went there on Sunday. Roach was on the table. Waiter didn't even apologize.food was even cold.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Recommended dishes: Carne Asada Benedict
Roberta Osburn
There was a roach on the table running around and they blew it off like it was a normal thing. No apologies.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 3
vintage hotrods
We went to Sally B's on Christmas Eve to try their Christmas dinner specials. I had the Prime Rib dinner and my wife had the Turkey dinner. This was the first time we had been there, and we were hoping for a good, home cooked meal. It started out well with our salads, and they were good. Our dinners arrived and it was all downhill from there. My prime rib was covered with a very salty gravy. I come from the Midwest, and I've never seen gravy on prime rib in my life. My first bite told me this had been made a day or days ago. Absolutely no beef taste, overcooked and dry, with a strange taste. They covered it with gravy to try making it edible.. It was the worst prime rib I've eaten in my life. If I had closed my eyes I would have thought it was roadkill instead of beef. One small dollop of mashed potatoes, that were probably instant mashed potatoes out of a box. The gravy was also out of a can with no taste except for the massive amount of salt. The dinner roll looked soft, but it was excessively microwaved so it was so chewy you could barely eat it. My wife's turkey dinner was also awful. Thinly sliced, dry and tasteless turkey. It certainly didn't taste like freshly cooked turkey and it also had a strange taste. It also had the same instant mashed potatoes with canned turkey gravy. The only edible thing on her plate was the candied sweet potatoes, which were good. These were truly the worst meals we can remember having and we certainly won't be back. Sally B's staff must not eat their own cooking, otherwise they wouldn't serve this poor imitation of truck stop fare.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 4
Chris Tarzan Clemens
Awesome breakfast spot in Prescott Valley! Went for brunch on a Saturday, pretty busy but fast service, friendly staff, really good daily specials, and tasty food. Definitely stop in for some great diner vibes!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
ReAnna Murphy
Very outdated decor and the menu is overwhelming. There's A Lot to choose from, breakfast is served all day or you can eat dinner at 9 am as well, the choice is yours! ALL the staff is helpful and assertive. Very minimal space entering and exiting ( that's also the same place to pay your bill) it gets a lil backed up right there. I think they should simplify the menu and it would be better. But overall good food, nice servers.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 4
Service: 5
Paige Me
Nothing special, We all felt it was a bit mediocre. Also, it was very hard to find, it was in a safeway mall with no real signage.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 3
Service: 5
Nun Ya
Good food, good serviceđ
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 4
DB Hall
Sally Bâs exemplifies the saying âdonât judge a book by its cover.â This dinerâs major sign on the strip mallâs header only says, âRestaurant.â You wonât know itâs Sally Bâs until you drive close enough to see the door. The restaurant is in the same shopping center as Safeway and the Family Dollar/Dollar Tree. Despite unassuming exteriors, expect friendly staff and great tasting comfort food.
I discovered something interesting I liked: The restaurant decorates its tabletops with old Sears catalog pages dotted with local ads. Despite its unpretentious nature, the furniture looks well-maintained. The restaurant is proud of its 5-year Golden Plate Award from Yavapai County Community Health Services. They should be proud because this designation is not trivial! We found this local gem while searching for the best local restaurants in the area. It is rated as one of the top one or two restaurants in the area.
My wife and I visited Sally Bâs twice as of this writing, and we are new residents in the area. Our server, Ray Pope, served us both times. He is a warm, kind, and friendly server, that guaranteed our return to the business. On our first visit, we had the pleasure of meeting Jimmy, one of the husband and wife owners, and also a delight to meet.
While this place may cater to locals, visitors to the area wouldnât want to miss a tasty, hearty meal at Sally Bâs. The menu is huge. So, there is something for everyone.
I tried the Friday Fish Fry on my first visit. The cod fish used a heavy thick batter, which was heavy for my liking, but the shrimp was excellent. They offered three sides besides the fish! The offering was so large; I wound up taking the fries and some of the onion rings home for a late-night snack. On our first visit, my wife ordered their Southwest Brisket Skillet, claiming it was almost as moist as the brisket I make. Which is quite a compliment. For breakfast this morning, I tried their Chorizo Omelet. The omelet came with hash browns and sourdough toast. Despite its size and deliciousness, I managed to finish the meal. I WILL order this again. The chorizo had a nice kick to it. If anyone leaves Sally Bâs hungry, itâs their own fault.
Sally offers gluten-free bread, one which they will make any sandwich. This is a big plus for my wife who must each gluten-free.
Parking is plentiful as the restaurant is in the same shopping center as Safeway. Wheelchair accessibility is easy as thereâs adequate space between tables.
If anyone leaves Sally Bâs hungry, itâs their own fault.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Fish Fry, Onion Rings
David Hall
Sally Bâs exemplifies the saying âdonât judge a book by its cover.â This dinerâs major sign on the strip mallâs header says, âRestaurant.â You wonât know itâs Sally Bâs until you drive close enough to see the door. The restaurant is in the same shopping center as Safeway and the Family Dollar/Dollar Tree. Despite unassuming exteriors, expect friendly staff and great tasting comfort food.
I discovered something interesting: The restaurant decorates its tabletops with old Sears catalog pages and local ads. Despite its unpretentious nature, the furniture looks well-maintained. The restaurant is proud of its 5-year Golden Plate Award from Yavapai County Community Health Services. They should be proud because this designation is not trivial! We found this local gem while searching for the best local restaurants in the area.
My wife and I visited Sally Bâs twice as of this writing, and we are new residents in the area. Our server, Ray Pope, served us both times. He is a warm, kind, and friendly server, that guaranteed our return to the business. On our first visit, we had the pleasure of meeting Jimmy, one of the husband and wife owners, and also a delight to meet.
While this place may cater to locals, visitors to the area wouldnât want to miss a tasty, hearty meal at Sally Bâs. The menu is huge. So, there is something for everyone. I tried the Friday Fish Fry on my first visit. The cod fish used a heavy thick batter, which was heavy for my liking, but the shrimp was excellent. They offered three sides besides the fish! The offering was so large; I wound up taking the fries and some of the onion rings home for a late-night snack. On our first visit, my wife ordered their Southwest Brisket Skillet, claiming it was almost as moist as the brisket I make. Which is quite a compliment. For breakfast this morning, I tried their Chorizo Omelet. The omelet came with hash browns and sourdough toast. Despite its size and deliciousness, I managed to finish the meal. I WILL order this again. The chorizo had a nice kick to it. If anyone leaves Sally Bâs hungry, itâs their own fault.
Sally offers gluten-free bread, one which they will make any sandwich. This is a big plus for my wife who must each gluten-free.
Parking is plentiful as the restaurant is in the same shopping center as Safeway. Wheelchair accessibility is easy as thereâs adequate space between tables.
If anyone leaves Sally Bâs hungry, itâs their own fault.
Brent Boling
Older but nice. Great service. Very reasonable prices.
Good prices and good food. Appears to be the community center.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Breakfast Quesadilla, French Dip, 2 Eggs over Med French Toast and 2 Sausages
Candy Jones-Mallette
Fun place to go Cobb Salad is awesome!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Trevor Parker
Happened to be passing through Prescott Valley. Grabbed a decent omelet. I like that they give the option of refried beans if you don't want hash browns. They also offer tortillas if you don't want toast. No complaints
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Dana Vande Hey
It was ok. The food came really quickly, but the service needed some work.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 3
Barbara Hester
Sally Bs is a old time diner serving comfort food at a reasonable price. Friendly wait people. What more could you want
My family and I went there on Sunday. Roach was on the table. Waiter didn't even apologize.food was even cold.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Recommended dishes: Carne Asada Benedict
There was a roach on the table running around and they blew it off like it was a normal thing. No apologies.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 3
We went to Sally B's on Christmas Eve to try their Christmas dinner specials. I had the Prime Rib dinner and my wife had the Turkey dinner. This was the first time we had been there, and we were hoping for a good, home cooked meal. It started out well with our salads, and they were good. Our dinners arrived and it was all downhill from there. My prime rib was covered with a very salty gravy. I come from the Midwest, and I've never seen gravy on prime rib in my life. My first bite told me this had been made a day or days ago. Absolutely no beef taste, overcooked and dry, with a strange taste. They covered it with gravy to try making it edible.. It was the worst prime rib I've eaten in my life. If I had closed my eyes I would have thought it was roadkill instead of beef. One small dollop of mashed potatoes, that were probably instant mashed potatoes out of a box. The gravy was also out of a can with no taste except for the massive amount of salt. The dinner roll looked soft, but it was excessively microwaved so it was so chewy you could barely eat it. My wife's turkey dinner was also awful. Thinly sliced, dry and tasteless turkey. It certainly didn't taste like freshly cooked turkey and it also had a strange taste. It also had the same instant mashed potatoes with canned turkey gravy. The only edible thing on her plate was the candied sweet potatoes, which were good. These were truly the worst meals we can remember having and we certainly won't be back. Sally B's staff must not eat their own cooking, otherwise they wouldn't serve this poor imitation of truck stop fare.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 4
Awesome breakfast spot in Prescott Valley! Went for brunch on a Saturday, pretty busy but fast service, friendly staff, really good daily specials, and tasty food. Definitely stop in for some great diner vibes!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Very outdated decor and the menu is overwhelming. There's A Lot to choose from, breakfast is served all day or you can eat dinner at 9 am as well, the choice is yours! ALL the staff is helpful and assertive. Very minimal space entering and exiting ( that's also the same place to pay your bill) it gets a lil backed up right there. I think they should simplify the menu and it would be better. But overall good food, nice servers.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 4
Service: 5
Nothing special, We all felt it was a bit mediocre. Also, it was very hard to find, it was in a safeway mall with no real signage.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 3
Service: 5
Good food, good serviceđ
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 4
Sally Bâs exemplifies the saying âdonât judge a book by its cover.â This dinerâs major sign on the strip mallâs header only says, âRestaurant.â You wonât know itâs Sally Bâs until you drive close enough to see the door. The restaurant is in the same shopping center as Safeway and the Family Dollar/Dollar Tree. Despite unassuming exteriors, expect friendly staff and great tasting comfort food.
I discovered something interesting I liked: The restaurant decorates its tabletops with old Sears catalog pages dotted with local ads. Despite its unpretentious nature, the furniture looks well-maintained. The restaurant is proud of its 5-year Golden Plate Award from Yavapai County Community Health Services. They should be proud because this designation is not trivial! We found this local gem while searching for the best local restaurants in the area. It is rated as one of the top one or two restaurants in the area.
My wife and I visited Sally Bâs twice as of this writing, and we are new residents in the area. Our server, Ray Pope, served us both times. He is a warm, kind, and friendly server, that guaranteed our return to the business. On our first visit, we had the pleasure of meeting Jimmy, one of the husband and wife owners, and also a delight to meet.
While this place may cater to locals, visitors to the area wouldnât want to miss a tasty, hearty meal at Sally Bâs. The menu is huge. So, there is something for everyone.
I tried the Friday Fish Fry on my first visit. The cod fish used a heavy thick batter, which was heavy for my liking, but the shrimp was excellent. They offered three sides besides the fish! The offering was so large; I wound up taking the fries and some of the onion rings home for a late-night snack. On our first visit, my wife ordered their Southwest Brisket Skillet, claiming it was almost as moist as the brisket I make. Which is quite a compliment. For breakfast this morning, I tried their Chorizo Omelet. The omelet came with hash browns and sourdough toast. Despite its size and deliciousness, I managed to finish the meal. I WILL order this again. The chorizo had a nice kick to it. If anyone leaves Sally Bâs hungry, itâs their own fault.
Sally offers gluten-free bread, one which they will make any sandwich. This is a big plus for my wife who must each gluten-free.
Parking is plentiful as the restaurant is in the same shopping center as Safeway. Wheelchair accessibility is easy as thereâs adequate space between tables.
If anyone leaves Sally Bâs hungry, itâs their own fault.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Fish Fry, Onion Rings
Sally Bâs exemplifies the saying âdonât judge a book by its cover.â This dinerâs major sign on the strip mallâs header says, âRestaurant.â You wonât know itâs Sally Bâs until you drive close enough to see the door. The restaurant is in the same shopping center as Safeway and the Family Dollar/Dollar Tree. Despite unassuming exteriors, expect friendly staff and great tasting comfort food. I discovered something interesting: The restaurant decorates its tabletops with old Sears catalog pages and local ads. Despite its unpretentious nature, the furniture looks well-maintained. The restaurant is proud of its 5-year Golden Plate Award from Yavapai County Community Health Services. They should be proud because this designation is not trivial! We found this local gem while searching for the best local restaurants in the area. My wife and I visited Sally Bâs twice as of this writing, and we are new residents in the area. Our server, Ray Pope, served us both times. He is a warm, kind, and friendly server, that guaranteed our return to the business. On our first visit, we had the pleasure of meeting Jimmy, one of the husband and wife owners, and also a delight to meet. While this place may cater to locals, visitors to the area wouldnât want to miss a tasty, hearty meal at Sally Bâs. The menu is huge. So, there is something for everyone. I tried the Friday Fish Fry on my first visit. The cod fish used a heavy thick batter, which was heavy for my liking, but the shrimp was excellent. They offered three sides besides the fish! The offering was so large; I wound up taking the fries and some of the onion rings home for a late-night snack. On our first visit, my wife ordered their Southwest Brisket Skillet, claiming it was almost as moist as the brisket I make. Which is quite a compliment. For breakfast this morning, I tried their Chorizo Omelet. The omelet came with hash browns and sourdough toast. Despite its size and deliciousness, I managed to finish the meal. I WILL order this again. The chorizo had a nice kick to it. If anyone leaves Sally Bâs hungry, itâs their own fault. Sally offers gluten-free bread, one which they will make any sandwich. This is a big plus for my wife who must each gluten-free. Parking is plentiful as the restaurant is in the same shopping center as Safeway. Wheelchair accessibility is easy as thereâs adequate space between tables. If anyone leaves Sally Bâs hungry, itâs their own fault.
Older but nice. Great service. Very reasonable prices.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Restaurantji Recommends
Good prices and good food. Appears to be the community center.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Breakfast Quesadilla, French Dip, 2 Eggs over Med French Toast and 2 Sausages
Fun place to go
Cobb Salad is awesome!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Happened to be passing through Prescott Valley. Grabbed a decent omelet. I like that they give the option of refried beans if you don't want hash browns. They also offer tortillas if you don't want toast. No complaints
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
It was ok. The food came really quickly, but the service needed some work.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 3
Sally Bs is a old time diner serving comfort food at a reasonable price. Friendly wait people. What more could you want
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
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