WR CAFE

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About WR CAFE

WR Cafe is a restaurant that offers a variety of dishes, with a focus on seafood and Southern comfort food. The fish is fresh and cut in a way that makes it seem like there's more than there is. The fries are plentiful and hot, but some may prefer them crispier. The shrimp can be overcooked and hard at times. The hushpuppies are average. The porkchops are popular and sell out quickly. The 2pc Whiting combo and Hot Honey wings are standout dishes. The gizzards are good, but may not travel well.

The service is generally impressive, with a manager and owner who are attentive to customer needs and work to correct any issues. Prices are reasonable for the quality of food. However, there is no beer available, which may be a drawback for some. The restaurant can be slow at times, possibly due to a small staff. Overall, WR Cafe is a good option for those seeking Southern comfort food and seafood in a welcoming atmosphere.

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WR CAFE Reviews

3.1
18 ratings
4
33%
3
67%
Food
3.0
Atmosphere
3.2
Service
3.6
All of our food came out quickly and was piping hot. Fried rice was a little sweet, but the fried okra was great. Portions were quite large, but the wings we ordered were comically small—you could easily fit them in your mouth lengthwise without any issues. Staff was kind and accommodating.
The fish was straight they cut it in half. Make it look like you had 4 pieces. Don't eat cold slaw. Fries were very hot and plentiful. Shrimp was very hard and over cooked. Hushpuppies were ok. No beer. That was terrible! Kinda slow I guess only 1 person in the back. Can season your food once you get it. Put as much or little as you want.
The fish was straight they cut it in half. Make it look like you had 4 pieces. Don't eat cold slaw. Fries were very hot and plentiful. Shrimp was very hard and over cooked. Hushpuppies were ok. No beer. That was terrible! Kinda slow I guess only 1 person in the back. Can season your food once you get it. Put as much or little as you want.

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