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The idea of an Asian buffet, other than Chinese, was very seductive. If you are fairly unfamiliar with Japanese food or sushi, it is a great place to go taste and learn, without having committed to one order of something and regretting your choice. It spurred me to learn more about the cuisine so I could more bravely try more things. <br> Besides sushi, they have other Japanese entrees and selections of vegetables, pickled and otherwise. <br> Toyota Ya is the actual name, in case you are looking on the 'net, or checking a phonebook to find it. I live over an hour from there and make a regular journey to indulge in this treasure.

It is unfortunate that anyone would mention the name of a corporate franchise in the same review as a legitimate pizzeria with New York Italian roots. <br> If you're from up north, you can come in and feel at home. The pizza, available by the slice if you wish, is on par with anything from up there. They put the oregano out on the table, which is ALWAYS a good sign of a pizzeria that has its act together. <br> The entire menu is expertly prepared and always satisfactory, from subs to salads to parmigiana, you name it! Plus, the prices are right!

Great food, consistent high quality for a family diner style spot that's only open for breakfast and lunch (till 3pm).

Nice place, friendly waitstaff, the smoked chicken is incredible! <br> They also sell their side items in large quantities.

Food was good, service was deplorable. I ate at the bar. The Saturday evening I went, they were not terribly busy. Two bartenders in evidence behind the bar and they took their time even acknowedging me. I inquired about a certain beer, ordered, and the bartender brings the WRONG beer. This was straightened out. THEN, I wait, and wait, and he FINALLY inquires if I'd like a menu. FINALLY, I decide on what I'd like to eat, and I wait, and wait and wait, and he DECIDES to inquire if I did want to order. Both bartenders were deplorably self absorbed.

Service, atmosphere, food & beer all rate! The burgers are actually wood grilled, and you can smell the "tasty" smoke before you even arrive, especially when on foot. They are tasty, and a great deal, as are the in-house brews, of which they've got 6, which rotate by season or so. They brew their own rootbeer, and also have great t-shirts available. A rare downtown bargain!

Nice little watering hole where the bartenders are friendlier than the more upscale places nearby. Some of the best wings I have EVER had; try the lemon pepper style. You can also get a good reasonable draft here.