“Ate here for lunch and it was good. I had the fish sandwich and my wife had the seafood poutine. Great Irish pub type atmosphere. Service was a little slow but it was clear that they were short of help and doing the best they could. I would definitely eat here again.“
“This place definitely should be better known because of its menu choices, but there are some improvements to be made.I ordered the Flyin' South chicken sandwich and the Hen House Hot Fries for around $17 on Grubhub. Any sandwich with egg in it catches my interest and with the bacon, it has the potential to be a great brunch option. Even after sitting around for delivery, I received the sandwich steaming hot which I appreciated a lot, especially since it was freezing temperature outside. Unfortunately, the chicken was a bit less seasoned than I expected (although I was lucky to have the ghost pepper seasoning from the fries to help it out a bit) and the egg also could have used a bit more seasoning. The portion of bacon included was very nice: it provided the texture that it was meant to and the slight saltiness of the bacon helped to balance out the sandwich as a whole. The bun was also very nice in quality. It was toasted well enough to support the contents of the sandwich without being too crunchy. The Hen House Hot Fries, as I mentioned earlier, was seasoned with ghost pepper seasoning which I haven't experienced before. It went very well with the potato and I have to say this was the most satisfying part of the meal. The fries were a bit skinnier than I would have liked, but otherwise I can't complain at all.Overall, this place deserves to be commended. With time, I can see this being a favorite in the area.“
“Basically it's a lunchtime cafe/deli inside of an office building ...... but its actually open to the public! I discovered this place while dropping-off my friend of at Prometric, which is where you take the GRE entrace exam for graduate school. Anyway, it's a really casual cafe with a lot of European flare. The two men that worked there were like 45 and 65, and might have been father & son. The older man struck me as someone who might've "come over from the old country (Italy or maybe Germany)" when he was a boy. Serves a range of sandwiches, pasta dishes, and hoagies. For side dishes they had pasta salads, green salads, roasted red peppers, sauerkraut & sausage, and a few other items. If you're looking for an authentic Italian cafe, this place is worth a try. Located on the lower (parking) level.“