"Restaurant Reviews and Ratings written by You"

This was the first Schuler's in what became a small chain. Now, I think it's back to being the only Schuler's. It's a nice place--roomy, well decorated, a nice place to go for a special occasion. People rave about the food, but as a vegetarian, I found it to be just okay. As is typical in a lot of Midwestern restaurants, vegetables were overcooked and wait staff and cooks seemed not to know what to do with a professed vegetarian. No chicken broth? I quit asking and just ordered a pasta dish.

Great food, nice service, pleasant atmosphere. Picture a Pizza Hut but make it cheaper and give it better food and a much wider variety--you've got Pizza Parlor. It's a little family-owned place that's been around for at least 20 years, and it's a great place to hang out after a High School football game, before going to a movie, whatever!

This Mancino's is a shade above the others I've tried. Perhaps the ingredients are fresher, perhaps they use more seasoning here, but it's downright edible--great food if you're too drunk or young to be discerning or you're just famished and want hip-building, waist-expanding food!

Great food, particularly the buffet. For some reason, this is where our family gathers whenever there's a funeral to plan. Perhaps it's comfort food, perhaps it's just the best place to go to satisfy everyone's tastes. The atmosphere and view are really nice.

As cheap drive-through fast food goes, this stuff rules! This is the original fast-food joint in Urbandale, and it's still probably the cheapest place to get a burger (especially if you have a coupon). Yummy fries!

This great little place not only has great bread and good entrees, but it also has great ice cream! Save room for it!

Semi-casual, yes, but I've also seen kids eat at this restaurant on prom nights. The food is pretty fresh, and seafood-eaters tell me that the fish and seafood are really good for a midwestern restaurant. The view--that's what I like best!

Not at all authentic food, but probably the most popular pseudo-Mexican place in town since Chi-Chi's. Ordering their margaritas at lunch or dinner is a big hit with a lot of people.

I've never actually eaten here--only had drinks. This is a favorite spot for meeting people and getting drinks, and the atmosphere is quite congenial.

The vegetarian dishes are pretty good (***), but the meat eaters I've gone with have enjoyed it a lot (****). There's an eggplant dish that's to die for!

Really nice atmosphere, and you should definitely take a good look at the other diners around you. You might see some faces you'll recognize! Great place for wine lovers, excellent service with friendly staff.

I've seen some really good fusion food in my time, and this is one place to get it. Try the specials and ask about vegetarian dishes.

A bit overpriced, but that's to be expected. The food is good and, if you love Hollywood memorabilia, the atmosphere is fun! The food was pretty standard fare. I wouldn't go there for the food: go there for the social atmosphere.

I'm a sucker for good vegetarian food, and cheap food is great, too. Here we have the two combined. Great place for lunch, nice location, especially for GWU students.

If you're a fan of original, imaginitive food, you'll be disappointed. This is, after all, a chain restaurant. The atmosphere is on par with other TGI Fridays and Bennigans. They seem to be short staffed, though, which is probably why our waitress was inattentive and impatient.

There are lots of buffets in Bradenton if you are "in the know." The local snow birds can tell you when and where to find them. This one is pretty good. The vegetables are overcooked and you'll want to watch out if salt intake is a problem--something I ate made me really thirsty for the rest of the night.

The only thing keeping this rating above a 1 (awful) was the service. These folks are the friendliest people! Unfortunately, their food is bland and uninspired. The dinner buffet was sufficient for nourishing travel-weary souls, but the breakfast buffet was disgusting: dry french toast, stale pancakes, unspeakably bad scrambled eggs (how do you screw those up?).

Your typical greasy spoon but with great service and extra grease. Go to get your yearly dose of fried food!

Like just about everything in St. Ignace, there is nothing outstanding about this place, though the atmosphere is nicer than most places.

When in St. Ignace, you must try the pasties (PAY-stees). There are several places to get them, and they are all rather comparable.