“This is a really nice restaurant. The atmosphere is friendly and homey. I spoke to a couple of tables before ordering and asked what their favorite meals were. As a stranger to stranger interaction it was as if we were neighbors. I got several different suggestions from the fish and shrimp to hamburgers to huge pieces of cake or onion rings the size of softballs. All of the servings were huge, so bring your appetite or share with someone. My sister and I shared. We ordered a regular cheeseburger and ff. So glad we shared! Neither of us could have finished one by ourselves. The hamburger was quality meat and looked hand made. And the best thing? No salt. You season them yourselves at the table as well as put your own condiments on. What a blessing for 2 people who can't eat salt. The restroom was clean as was all of the dining area. There was a very nice man who constantly came by to take empty plates or offer to get anything we needed. That was a really nice touch. I am torn as to which plate I will get next time, the fish and shrimp that really looked so good! Or the Reuben which is my personal favorite sandwich. Either way I am going to get those onion rings because I can still see and smell them. Y'all need to stop by Jacks and have a bite. But bring your wallet. Maybe their prices are normal? But as two mid 60's people we had a little bit of sticker shock. On the other hand the servings are double size so you definitely get your money's worth. And 4 people can order 2 plates and probably everyone will leave full. If you are a big eater, you are going to be so ?. I'm sorry that I always forget to take photos.Dietary restrictions: The food is cooked to order, seasoning included. The burgers and fries both came out unseasoned so those of us on salt restrictions and pepper allergies were able to eat without issue. Thank you Jack.Parking: Pull in parking lot with 2 entrances. Lots of spaces. Handicapped spots beside the doors. Easy entrance is plenty large enough for a large chair or stroller. Lots of tables with chairs so the wheelchair or stroller can come right up to the table.Kid-friendliness: There were a few children there while we were there and they were having fun. There is a large children's menu.Wheelchair accessibility: It is completely wheelchair accessible. The bathroom might be a tiny bit tight if memory serves me. But the decorations in the women's room was very entertaining???? .“
“Fried pickles were fantastic.Burgers were good. However, I ordered the soldier burger and it did not have an egg in it.Fries were hard and chewy.Parking is limited.Our server was a family member. Excellent service. Thanks.Parking: I know COVID closed several spots around. I was worried that I parked in another businesses lot. It was hard to tell.“
“Haven't been to a Wendy's since I retired. Stopped here for a quick bite. Clean and well maintained. The food was pleasantly ?! HOT!! The staff was on point!! One young kid, the cashier, went above and beyond. Whoever owns this should be proud!“
“Casa is amazing!! I myself do not keep Kosher, but as a celebration for work me and my company went to Casa for a birthday/holiday celebration. The food is amazing, staff is attentive and the bartender took time to show us how to make three different cocktails. Given that we had a large party, we had a specially curated menu of appetizers, entrees and desserts. Most of our appetizers were from the sushi menu which was on par with what you would be served at Nobu; immaculately served and prepared with fresh ingredients. We had a few different rolls as well as the crispy rice with tuna. Other appetizers, were the cauliflower, fire poppers and the short rib tacos. Myself I went with the salmon which was a VERY generous portion of fish served with pureed asparagus, coconut rice, and roasted carrots. Salmon was well seasoned and cooked, veggies were delicious. Other entree's ordered were the NY Strip and the Asian Kale Salad. Dessert was Molten Lava cake with Ice Cream, Churros, and chocolate mousse. All in all, Casa is a great place to have dinner and drinks either with a large party or a small group; regardless if you keep kosher or not. Good Food, is GOOD FOOD!“