All the sandwiches are the same price. All are very good, but they are small. I think you need order an additional soup or chips to make a meal. The address is on Madison, but the entrance is actually on Franklin Street.

Delicious sandwiches, but on the small side. Is across the street from the Deer Park mall. On Sundays, they have a live performer playing guitar.

Its actually in Kildeer (Dine.com does not have Kildeer as a town in IL). Its across from the Deer Park mall. Very good burritos. Simple menu, choose from Burrito, tacos and what type of meat and hotness of salsa and your ready to feast. Service is as good as the food.

Nice big and roomy place. The ceiling is two stories high, giving a very open uncrowed feeling (and good air quality). The food was good, but the prime rib sandwich was overcooked and a little dry. But the other entrees were very good. They also have selection of microbrews (try the sampler!).

I am not a vegetarian, and I was impressed. Had the southern indian special. Which was about 11 small dishes of various entree. I liked 10 of them (pretty good average). I will go back.

Red Robin has a couple dozen gourmet burgers. For example: the pot roast burger. Its pot roast meat, melted cheese and horseradish sauce. Its excellent. I can't wait to get back and try more of thier burgers.

Excellent value for the money. Large burrito and chips for about $5. Staff is nice and service good. Outdoor seating, if its not raining.

Not spicy. Had Pad Thai and Yellow Curry Chicken and neither was at all spicy. Food presentation was excellent. Prices were a little high. Service good.

Kinda of half way between a fast food joint and a sit down restaurant. The entrees are all pretty good. I like the salads.

Try the House noodle soup, its hot and spicy and filled with beef and shrimp noodles and veggies. It a meal. Service is also good.

I was a little duped, I expected more in the way of Kababs, but its really a typical indian restaurant. Not very many items on the buffet, some were very good, some were just ok.

Great Place. You fill your bowl with Beef, Chicken, Pork that is very thinly sliced. Add Veggies and sauces (many to pick) and they cook in in about 2 min on a large (very hot) table. Be hungry when you walk in, you will not be when you walk out.

About the only reason to go here is its open 24 hours. As another reviewer pointed out, after the bars close. The breakfast (or very late night) menu is decent.

Good upscale Indian restaurant. Prices are a bit high, especially for lunch (I did not have the buffet). The service is very good as is the food. Might be the best Indian place in Reno.

Large menu selection. Chinese, Italian, Steaks, etc. Jack of all trades, master of none. I had the filet which, was taste, but less then I expected. Prices are average. Staff and service are good.

I was not impressed. Its pretty good for an airport. I had the Clam Chowder and it was better then the Burrito.

Good sized sandwiches, but expensive. $13.50 for a Ruben sandwich (over $16 with tax). The onion rings were very good the sandwich was only slightly better then average. Service is good.

The double-double is the thing to get. Its a double cheeseburger. The key is they toast the bun. Its really a classic burger joynt. If your from the east coast you have to try it, since In-n-Out are only out west.

Open 24 hours and serving Classic American items; Ruben sandwiches, open-faced turkey, burgers, etc. Does have a soup & salad bar as well.

Good fresh bagels. Toasted to your liking. They also have a selection of sandwiches on bagels and number of flavored coffees.