What an awesome experience and meal! Stopped here just to try something different. I am pleased to report, I will be back! I opted for a chicken burger, with greens and macaroni and cheese for my sides. Others in my party had chicken tenders and fries. We topped it off with some pecan pie (I wasn't a fan of the chocolate in it), and a slice of buttermilk pie. The buttermilk pie was delicious with the whipped cream, and the CRUST! My goodness! Buttery and flaky. My chicken burger was good, I had the sub a boneless chicken thigh for the chicken breast. The macaroni and cheese is delicious! One of the best features I like about my visit was the first time visitor overview tasting. They bring out samples of the sides and samples of the various heat levels on the chicken. This was extremely helpful, so you don't order something you don't like. The chef/ owner presented to us. He shared why the name, and also just talked to us. I also like their slogan "We serve, those who served us". There's a great military presence and story. Definitely, will return. Not fancy, but nice, and attentive servers. Very casual.

What a great time I had with my Grandsons on Good Friday. We started the afternoon with breakfast. Yeah...I know, breakfast was over, but it was the first meal we were having for breakfast. So check out our plates. Service was very good. Our waitress I believe was Anya, she was very attentive. Our meals came out quick, and were fresh and hot. I truly believe it was a sugar fest! Pancakes, hot chocolate, and sweet tea. If you order the sweet tea, it is really sweet tea! I opted to do half water with some lemon. It was perfect after this adjustment. The ambiance was average and casual. Pretty quiet for a Friday afternoon, which we didn't mind. We were able to play various games on our phones until our food came. I feel the meal was a bit pricey at $50 for one adult and two kids. But most things are these days. I'll still return for the blueberry syrup pancakes and my delicious omelette. Don't forget to ask for your senior discount if you're eligible. Enjoy as we did.

Surprise...surprise...surprise! In my Gomer Pyle voice. I honestly didn't know what to expect from this restaurant. It's new in the neighborhood, so I decided to try it. I thought it was a pizza place, or a bakery or something from the name. Boy was I wrong! It's a dumpling noodle house! ‍ Upon entry I was promptly greeted, and asked if my order was for her or to go. If your order is to go, you are shown to the ordering kiosks. I wanted to eat in, so I was shown to a table. I was given a slip of paper with menu items in two languages. No pictures of dishes. To see pictures a QR code sign is on the table. I finally was able to compare the pictures with my order slip to place my order. My food arrived quickly and was very good. The ambiance is very nice. Soothing music is played, and the decor is very relaxing and peaceful. However, all the seating is wood with no cushions. This was wreaking havoc on my back, so I ended up packing my food to go. So I can appreciate the to go kiosk now. I did see a few dishes I'd like to try, so I do plan to order again.

Visited with my sister. I was in need of a Mani-Pedi. We were promptly taken to a chair. Two ladies worked at the same time, which was nice. Definitely made the process shorter. Complimentary beverages are provided, from sodas to wine, and mimosa's. This was really nice on a Sunday afternoon. Mindy made sure our services were going well. The salon is soothing and clean. The price point isn't bad either. I liked that it wasn't overcrowded. I was able to relax. There's a wall of polishes to choose from, and also several retail items. I opted for a deluxe mani-pedi and also purchased some cuticle oil. Saved me an extra stop. Great experience.