Small space offers an intimate, family-owned feel with friendly staff and a casual atmosphere. Classic hamburgers shine with perfect seasoning, while roasted potatoes and the Cobb salad make great takeout options.
Classic hamburgers stand out with perfect seasoning and top shelf bacon in the club sandwich. Roasted potatoes come well cooked, and dishes like the Cobb salad and chicken quesadilla hold up well for takeout.
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Parking is available in front and behind the restaurant.
Expect to pay extra for sauces not included with meals.
Trivia night happens every Tuesday evening with DagaTrivia.
Takeout-only spot shines with thin-crust pizza known for premium ingredients and a well-seasoned sauce. Fried chicken is crispy and juicy, paired well with creamy mac and cheese pizza and fresh, tangy coleslaw. Pricing stays fair with quick 12-minute prep.
Fried chicken stands out with its crispy, juicy texture that falls right off the bone. The mac and cheese pizza offers a creamy, sweet and savory flavor, while the homemade coleslaw adds a fresh, tangy touch.
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Gionino's Pizzeria is takeout-only with no dine-in seating available.
Expect about 12 minutes for pizza preparation.
Carryout and delivery options are available.
Small bar and grill offers a friendly casual atmosphere with loud music and crowd noise. Known for clam chowder rich with vegetables and potatoes, plus a dog-friendly outdoor patio. Space feels cozy but crowded, making conversation tough during busy times.
Clam chowder stands out with its excellent flavor and includes vegetables and potatoes. The coleslaw is well-balanced, not too wet or tangy, possibly with celery seed. Grouper fingers, beans and rice, and a Turkey Rachel with toasted bread and good turkey-to-coleslaw ratio also feature.
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Expect long wait times during peak hours, especially on Fridays.
Parking may be limited; consider arriving early or using nearby lots.
Daily specials are available, offering unique menu items each day.
Small store with nostalgic decor offers a cozy vibe. Large meat department features farm-fresh meats and unique local items. Casual diner serves hamburgers and fries plus apple pie bacon for a true American taste.
Hamburgers and fries stand out alongside fried chicken in the ready-to-go section. Premium cuts like prime rib roasts are available for special events, and the apple pie bacon pairs well with Grandma's coleslaw.
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Lunch is available at the restaurant inside Dot's Market.
A whole Rotisserie Chicken costs $6.00.
Dot's Market has a great deli and meat counter.
Small, cozy bar offers a laid-back vibe with live music and quirky decor. Pulled pork sandwich shines with rich flavor, while friendly service and plenty of televisions keep regulars happy. Outdoor patio adds extra seating for a relaxed experience.
Pulled pork sandwich stands out with its rich flavor. Meatloaf sliders come in a generous portion. Chicken wings and classic sandwiches like BLT and Italian sub add variety.
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Trivia night happens every Tuesday at 8pm with a $5 entry fee.
Happy hour runs from 4-7pm on weekdays with half-price appetizers.
The tavern is dog-friendly, welcoming pets with open arms.
Small diner inside a grocery store offers a homey atmosphere with worn furniture and friendly locals. Menu features country fried steak and hearty American classics like meatloaf and biscuits with gravy. Patrons enjoy playing keno or watching TV, adding to the relaxed energy.
Country fried steak with eggs, gravy, and tater cakes stands out as a hearty comfort food. Cheeseburgers, eggs with toast, meatloaf dinners, and biscuits with gravy also feature on the menu.
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Bullpen is located inside Dot's Market, in the back of the grocery store.
The prices at Bullpen are very reasonable and affordable.
Bullpen serves breakfast all day, making it a great option for any meal.
Vintage 1920s speakeasy design sets a prohibition era vibe with traditional jazz music in a low-lit, relaxing space. Juicy, flavorful hamburgers and buttery mac and cheese highlight the comfort food menu. A separate party room adds special occasion appeal for groups.
Juicy, flavorful hamburgers come perfectly cooked and spiced, often paired with crispy onion rings. Comfort food shines with buttery, melty mac and cheese and sides like fried pickles, finished with rich rum cake and caramel sauce.
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They are waiting for their liquor license, expected by fall 2024.
Trivia nights will be happening on Wednesdays.
Our group spent under $90 for four entrees and two appetizers.