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The Hole in the Wall Grill
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Posted by lesticia (anonymous) on December 30, 2003 at midnight (Suggest removal)
Good food to soak up the booze you'd been drinking all night. Isn't greasy and won't make you sick in the morning! And really reasonable prices.
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Posted by rebgold (anonymous) on January 2, 2004 at midnight (Suggest removal)
Decent quick and simple food at a great price. Open later than most restaurants in town, it's a great option to junk food late at night.
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Posted by sippers (anonymous) on January 11, 2004 at midnight (Suggest removal)
Ordering food from a hole in the wall is not normal, but after eating the food I've been back several times. The buffalo sauce was splendid, and I think they bread the chicken strips(I guess everything that they bread) to order. The place had a real "cooked fresh" taste, nothing seemed from a bag. I can't verify this, but I know that the three times I ate the mozzarella sticks that they had to be hand-cut and breaded. I also tried the chicken fried steak special one day, and for 5 dollars I got a nice steak, REAL mashed pots(a little chunky, but I like that), gravy that was NOT premade, buttery corn(I couldn't tell if it was frozen or canned - just good), and a roll. I had grown to expect quality bar food, but this dinner blew me away, and now I'm pissed everytime they dont have a comfort special when I go there. I don't know where you can get a better value, maybe the rice bowl at La Parilla? Lunch at Royal Peking? A cheese-shoppe sandwich? I like them all, and now I'm adding this place as THE bar food joint in town.
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Posted by doggie (anonymous) on April 3, 2005 at 11:22 p.m. (Suggest removal)
yummy
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