This place was pretty good!!! Only reason I have 4 stars instead of 5 is because one of the members of my party didn't like her food and felt like perhaps it wasn't super fresh. Everyone else's food was fine, so not sure what went on there. One particular aspect I really like about Not Your Average Joe's is that they are super knowledgable about gluten free items and even have their own GF menu - absolutely wonderful for a gluten free gal like me. All of us enjoyed our cocktails and the ambiance, and service was fine!
serge chauvin
Definitely! We've dined here since they opened! Loretta
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Bread and Oil
Monty Mann
Food was fresh prepared and very good. I was most impressed by our server, Troi. She was efficient and very personable and made the meal that much better!We had fish and chips, corned beef and Cabbage, and Irish Roll-ups. All was excellent!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Tyler Montgomery
Tyche is amazing! The food and service is always wonderful here, but she is the best!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
lindsey larae
the food was good, but for the price i was expecting it to be great ($18 for a sandwich and fries, we were there for lunch). the fries actually were great. both sandwiches were..fine. there was nothing bad about them, just alsonothing outstanding.also for the price, you’d think they could afford 2-ply in the restroom - it was the thinnest tp i’ve ever seen.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Bob Palagye
Perfection!!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Pizza
Emmanuel Rivera (Manny)
10/10. If price is an issue you may not agree with the rating. For my price conscious people, it is easy to look at the establishment or dishes and think it’s not worth it.The setup is clean and farmhouse/industrial. The host was a gentleman and paid extra attention to my two year old so that was adorable and made me feel welcome. Place is kid friendly.Waiter served us quickly and asked us about allergies and how we want our food to come out, which was appreciated because our son sometimes gets antsy.The bread they bring out with oil, perfect garlic and oil mix. They source their ingredients and make stuff from scratch and you can tell the difference. My wife makes her own bread and it’s evidence when you eat factory made.I had the Pulled Pork Mac N Cheese and my wife the Sirloin Tips. Completely worth the price in my opinion. My son had chicken tenders and he picked it but he tore up the green beans.Lastly the Lava Cake. Didn’t take a photo but super tasty.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Bread and Oil
TravisN
Felt the food was good, but expensive for it being just good. Service was good, but the appetizers arrived before drinks. Food arrived before the bread and dipping sauces after a reminder to the server.
Donna B
Disappointed. Great Gluten Free food, but expensive. We spent almost $200 for 3 people (one alcohol drink each). They charge for the gluten free bread now. VERY disappointing and unfair. The table gets all you can eat bread - FREE, but I got charged $3 for 2 pieces of gf bread. Why??!!Dietary restrictions: Gluten Free options are good. BUT they charge for the gf bread.
Solid place for dinner. Everything feels $5 too expensive. But the food is good and the service is great.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Bread and Oil, The Burger, Nachos
Kevin German
Very fast service for takeout orders.
Megan Weare
Some of the the best bread and dip you can get! We love the cheesesteak eggrolls, we get them every time we visit. We also got the tomato soup and grilled cheese, firecracker shrimp, and lobster bisque. Our waitress was amazing!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Spyder Wilson
Great bar, great staff. These ladies put up with fat idiots all year… No tips? Blame those idiots!!
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
LMW
This looks like a lot of restaurants -- a big high-ceilinged room with rows of booths and wooden tables tables separated by shoulder-high dividers, an open kitchen in back, and a bar (with TV and high tops) to one side.But the dishes we've had there are anything but standard and so consistently good that we've been slow to explore the rest of the menu!The focaccia and parmesan/chili/oil dip they bring to the table is to die for -- but don't let it spoil your appetite. I'm a Salad Girl, and their Cobb Salad's the best I've had since I left California. (Better in fact than most I ate there.)And their fish and chips, the kind of comfort food you can get anywhere, are superior. We had some last night after a long and tiring day and marvelled at how good every last thing tasted, from the fish to the coleslaw to the green beans I got in place of fries, which were perfectly cooked (and delicious with that parmesan chili oil). Most places pile fish and chips into a basket, which guarantees soggy fries, but they use a wide plate, which keeps everything crisp. The grilled lemon half served alongside is a nice twist on the usual condiment.This is the place I'd pick if I were trying to decide where to eat in that shopping area. The one across the street fancies itself to be an upscale farm-to-table restaurant but after the appallingly bad, expensive meal we had there, I'd never return.Not Your Average Joe's may not be fancy but it's welcoming and satisfying and far better than average.
This place was pretty good!!! Only reason I have 4 stars instead of 5 is because one of the members of my party didn't like her food and felt like perhaps it wasn't super fresh. Everyone else's food was fine, so not sure what went on there. One particular aspect I really like about Not Your Average Joe's is that they are super knowledgable about gluten free items and even have their own GF menu - absolutely wonderful for a gluten free gal like me. All of us enjoyed our cocktails and the ambiance, and service was fine!
Definitely! We've dined here since they opened! Loretta
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Bread and Oil
Food was fresh prepared and very good. I was most impressed by our server, Troi. She was efficient and very personable and made the meal that much better!We had fish and chips, corned beef and Cabbage, and Irish Roll-ups. All was excellent!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Tyche is amazing! The food and service is always wonderful here, but she is the best!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
the food was good, but for the price i was expecting it to be great ($18 for a sandwich and fries, we were there for lunch). the fries actually were great. both sandwiches were..fine. there was nothing bad about them, just alsonothing outstanding.also for the price, you’d think they could afford 2-ply in the restroom - it was the thinnest tp i’ve ever seen.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Perfection!!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Pizza
10/10. If price is an issue you may not agree with the rating. For my price conscious people, it is easy to look at the establishment or dishes and think it’s not worth it.The setup is clean and farmhouse/industrial. The host was a gentleman and paid extra attention to my two year old so that was adorable and made me feel welcome. Place is kid friendly.Waiter served us quickly and asked us about allergies and how we want our food to come out, which was appreciated because our son sometimes gets antsy.The bread they bring out with oil, perfect garlic and oil mix. They source their ingredients and make stuff from scratch and you can tell the difference. My wife makes her own bread and it’s evidence when you eat factory made.I had the Pulled Pork Mac N Cheese and my wife the Sirloin Tips. Completely worth the price in my opinion. My son had chicken tenders and he picked it but he tore up the green beans.Lastly the Lava Cake. Didn’t take a photo but super tasty.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Bread and Oil
Felt the food was good, but expensive for it being just good. Service was good, but the appetizers arrived before drinks. Food arrived before the bread and dipping sauces after a reminder to the server.
Disappointed. Great Gluten Free food, but expensive. We spent almost $200 for 3 people (one alcohol drink each). They charge for the gluten free bread now. VERY disappointing and unfair. The table gets all you can eat bread - FREE, but I got charged $3 for 2 pieces of gf bread. Why??!!Dietary restrictions: Gluten Free options are good. BUT they charge for the gf bread.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Amazing place and amazing people.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Restaurantji Recommends
Solid place for dinner. Everything feels $5 too expensive. But the food is good and the service is great.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Bread and Oil, The Burger, Nachos
Very fast service for takeout orders.
Some of the the best bread and dip you can get! We love the cheesesteak eggrolls, we get them every time we visit. We also got the tomato soup and grilled cheese, firecracker shrimp, and lobster bisque. Our waitress was amazing!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Great bar, great staff. These ladies put up with fat idiots all year… No tips? Blame those idiots!!
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
This looks like a lot of restaurants -- a big high-ceilinged room with rows of booths and wooden tables tables separated by shoulder-high dividers, an open kitchen in back, and a bar (with TV and high tops) to one side.But the dishes we've had there are anything but standard and so consistently good that we've been slow to explore the rest of the menu!The focaccia and parmesan/chili/oil dip they bring to the table is to die for -- but don't let it spoil your appetite. I'm a Salad Girl, and their Cobb Salad's the best I've had since I left California. (Better in fact than most I ate there.)And their fish and chips, the kind of comfort food you can get anywhere, are superior. We had some last night after a long and tiring day and marvelled at how good every last thing tasted, from the fish to the coleslaw to the green beans I got in place of fries, which were perfectly cooked (and delicious with that parmesan chili oil). Most places pile fish and chips into a basket, which guarantees soggy fries, but they use a wide plate, which keeps everything crisp. The grilled lemon half served alongside is a nice twist on the usual condiment.This is the place I'd pick if I were trying to decide where to eat in that shopping area. The one across the street fancies itself to be an upscale farm-to-table restaurant but after the appallingly bad, expensive meal we had there, I'd never return.Not Your Average Joe's may not be fancy but it's welcoming and satisfying and far better than average.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Bread and Oil