“Best burgers and wing joint in all the seacoast! A small hidden gem near the Walmart plaza. A bunch of parking! Quality service with great atmosphere and even better food! So many options for anyone with any food allergies or necessary food modifications! They are very accommodating for sure!“
“Wendy's is exactly what it always will be fast food done good enough to consume. Nothing on the menu will blow your Dr away from pure bad food for your body but when your in a pinch and time is of the essence I will never deny me some fries and a baconatorKid-friendliness: Very kid friendly“
“The food is great, and the portions are good! The place is clean, and the staff is friendly and professional. The menu changed a bit recently; the fisherman's platter no longer comes with fried shrimp, and you don't get fries and onion rings, only one or the other (honestly, not a big deal), but the prices are higher, and there is less product. The prices are high! But again, the food is prepared well, and the portions are good. The staff and atmosphere are friendly.“
“The was yummy and would recommend to any local cave men within the area one thing tho there was this round shaped lady who let the rat slip out and my cuz slipped in it other then that food was good there was also someone getting a boosie fade next to my table which looked fire NGL??? here the pic foe the “
“Cleanly environment and friendly staff. Understaffed. A mistake was made and immediately corrected which resulted to a free meal. I was impressed with the customer service. I was upset when I saw the people who waited behind my son and I were serviced first and immediately the waitress apologized and our meals were immediately comped. I was not expecting an apology or a free meal just bc of how most of society is today. My son loves ihop so the star ratings are coming from my almost extremely picky 10 year old. For me I was most impressed with the customer service; I would take my son back here to eat again. Being understaffed should never effect the rating people today don't want to work and that's not Ihops fault. Thank you for a good lunch date with my boy“
“I was on a flight once, and after the plane landed the flight attendants walked around with iPads asking passengers if they'd like to tip the flight crew. I'm only kidding, but in today's day and age where tipping culture has run amok, I wouldn't be surprised if this became the norm. Spirit, don't get any ideas, now! I have no problem with tipping, and do so generously. Yet, in a world where the trees will soon be subtly nudging towards a tablet with every breath I take, it was refreshing to hear about a no-tipping restaurant that pays its staff fair wages. Always nice to support a family business, too. Thus, when I was more-or-less in the area and due for a family date night, I decided to finally give The Cormorant a try. I had the opportunity to try the Naan-chos and the Duck vs. Cow burger. With the Naan-chos, I appreciate the creativity, but the execution did not work for me. I feel that the parts did not work together to form a cohesive dish. This comes down to two factors: First, the large size of the ingredients, specifically the naan chips and veggies. There is only so much I can fit in my mouth without looking like a barbarian! Second, the lack of cheese as a binding agent meant there was little to help stick components together. Where it comes to the parts on their own, the naan chips were a good base for the dish, and were cooked nicely to give just the right amount of crispness while not making them as hard as a tortilla chip. The hummus, beef, and veggies were good, but nothing to write home about. Though, I'd like to mention: the "spiced" beef felt as if the only spice was salt, and maybe pepper. The harissa, meanwhile was incredible! It had great flavor, and a pleasant level of heat. Meanwhile, the garlic maple tahini sauce did not work in this dish. It was heavy, in-your-face sweetness that did not meld with any other ingredient. The Duck vs. Cow burger was a different story. I loved the combination of the duck confit and burger patty. The duck especially was cooked to perfection and brought tremendous flavor. The aioli and the sweetness offered lovely savory and gently sweet notes that complimented the protein nicely. The only thing missing for my taste is some kind of acid, even if it is only a pickle on the side. The onion rings though didn't quite do it for me - they felt a little heavy on the breading, and were the kind that the little onion strings escapes leaving a substantial bread shell behind. Inside, the space is small yet warm and inviting, and has counter seating and a couple tables. The service is polite and appropriately fast. The prices were reasonable, especially considering there wasn't the de facto service charge which is an expected tip. Thus, while The Cormorant was a positive experience I don't see myself schlepping from Quincy.“
“We eat at Betty's Kitchen at least once each time we come to Rye. We love this place for the comfort food breakfast. The menu has plenty of choices for egg omelettes, pancakes, French Toast, meats, and sides without the menu being too long. Absolutely have to try it.Parking: Parking is plentiful.“
“Great burgers, dogs, and fries. The lady running the place and cooking is very friendly. Never had a bad bite here - there are other things I want to try, but everything I've had is so good that I don't want to miss a chance to eat it when I'm there.Kid-friendliness: Kid-friendly, cool stuff for them to look at, but no touching the toys/comics on the wall“
“If you are looking for frills with your meal, this isn't the place for you. This is more of a hole in wall spot where the locals tend to hang out and they only accept cash. With that said we walked in and were told to seat where we wanted. We grabbed a booth and we were asked if we wanted coffee. Sure we yelled back and the waitress showed up at our table with a coffee pot, the mugs were already on the table. So was the plastic ware (remember I said NO frills) and napkins, as well as the sugar and butter, she brought some creamer with her. During the week they have lunch specials, however they have reasonable prices and large portions. We each got the number 4, which came with 2 eggs any style, a meat choice, and toast. We also each ordered a muffin. If you made it this far, don't be surprised when your food comes out on styrofoam plates (I said NO FRILLS!), but the food was good, I liked the plum muffin that was heated up and I had lots of laughs just listening to Uda, as she is a straight shooter. I will say that the lady who recommended it called herself a foodie and this is NOT where a foodie would normally send someone as this is stuff that is simple but good with NO FRILLS but will get you full and not break your pockets. With that, if I'm ever back in the area, I'll be back!“
“Had a fantastic experience here! Stopped in while on a road trip for a bite to eat and was immediately welcomed by the employees. I got a cheeseburger and a shake and they were both incredibly good. The cheeseburger seemed super well made and fresh, and the shake tasted amazing. It was the perfect consistency. My friend said his hot dog was the perfect temperature and was super good. He also mentioned that the fountain soda was really strong and not watered down like some fountain sodas are. The manager, Jordan, came by to ask how my food was and thanked me for being there. The whole restaurant was very clean including the bathrooms. The next time I'm in the area I'll definitely choose this Five Guys; it gave the best fast food experience I've ever had. Kudos to the awesome manager and crew!“