The Curious Chef
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Biscuits and Sausage Gravy Country Potatoes
Fettuccini Alfredo with Garlic Bread
Breakfast Eggs Hashbrowns
Monster Club Sandwich
Monte Cristo Sandwich
Old Fashion Milkshake
Chicken Fried Steak
Country Fried Steak
Biscuits and Gravy
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I ordered the seafood omelet. My only complaint is that the potatoes could have used a good splash of the hollandaise, because it would have made my car's fender taste good! The potatoes were on-point without the extra desired sauce, & they would have brought more. It really was an amazing omelet! Service and atmosphere were fantastic. This restaurant deserves a spot in your rotation!
I got the French dip and the size of it was tiny, or about half of a half of what the size of a French dip used to be, however it still costs $22...!!!?? Nope...
If you want the ultimate French dip, then go to Gere a deli in Anacortes, where you get a French dip that is at least five times bigger than the one at the Curious Chef and at least 10 times better, for $4 less...!
Their full sized French dip would easily feed 3-4 hungry people...!!!
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If you want the ultimate French dip, then go to Gere a deli in Anacortes, where you get a French dip that is at least five times bigger than the one at the Curious Chef and at least 10 times better, for $4 less...!
Their full sized French dip would easily feed 3-4 hungry people...!!!
(Sorry...
Old school diner food and a great place to meet friends after church. The service was a little slow but they were packed and doing the best they could. Atmosphere not fancy, again, think diners from the 70s. Prices reflect the inflation of the times but not outrageous. I'm definitely going back.