Restaurants that offer Chef Salad Dinner

Chef Salad Dinner
Fedora Bistro Cafe Pizza

Fedora Bistro Cafe Pizza

➤ 2633 Main St, 08648-1086, Lawrence Township, United States

Pizza • Coffee • American • North American

"Several months ago, I ordered a BLT from Fedora. The bread was extremely dry and stale, the bacon and lettuce minimal in quantity. For the same price $10 I've had much, much better BLT's from places like Chez Alice in Princeton. Then, thismorning, I decided to give Fedora another chance and ordered a Belgian waffle and omelet. The waffle cost a whopping $12 and wasan utter joke two tiny squares about 4 x4 that were burnt, hard, and crunchy, as opposed to thick, fluffy, and chewy. It wassupposed to include caramel sauce and pecans, which were nowhere to be seen. The omelet was better but incredibly overpriced forits milquetoast quality and size $14! and a few blackened avocado bits. I'm usually not one to write Google reviews, butFedora has been such a subpar, overpriced experience that I feel compelled to say something. Fool me twice, shame on me, Isuppose."

Nonna Lucia's

Nonna Lucia's

➤ 1133 Main St, 06795, Watertown, US, United States

Pizza • Casual • Italian • American

"The menu at Nonna Lucia's is extremely overpriced. The dishes would still be expensive even at half the price. After a recommendation from my barber in Thomaston, my family and I decided to try Nonna Lucia's. We were told that the family has been in business for a long time and that the chef is from Italy. However, the daily menu was inconsistent and the appetizers were priced as high as entrees. The escarole and pasta dish was over $15, which was too expensive for the portion. Even though I love this dish, I couldn't justify paying that much. The entrees were all priced at over $22, which was also too high. During our visit, my wife and I ordered the fettuccine alfredo for $16 and the gnocchi for $17. The gnocchi seemed authentic, but the dish was not from the southern region of Italy as advertised. I made the mistake of choosing from the daily special menu; otherwise, I would have had nothing to order. I opted for the veal with paprika, but ended up with long hot peppers instead. When I asked the waitress about the veal, she didn't know and had to go ask the chef. The bill came out to $27 for a small portion of veal and a few peppers served over ziti. Unfortunately, we won't be returning to Nonna Lucia's and I may have to find a new barber."

Antonella's Ii Pizza Cafe

Antonella's Ii Pizza Cafe

➤ 6100 Riverdale Ave, Bronx, NY 10471, City of New York, United States

Pizza • Cheese • Italian

"4.6 Stars: A good slice for $2.95. There's plenty of cheese and sauce, and the portion size is decent. The crust is both chewy and crisp, although it could use a bit more flavor. The Italian sauce is well-seasoned, with oregano being the standout spice, and the cheese is perfectly cooked to enhance its taste. However, the slice is a bit on the dry side, so you'll definitely want a drink to go with it."

Rinaldi's Pizza Sub Shop

Rinaldi's Pizza Sub Shop

➤ 14675 16th Ave, 49435, Marne, US, United States

Meat • Pizza • Cheese • Mexican

"I was horrified by the food handling practices at Rinaldi. I witnessed all employees preparing food for customers without hair nets or gloves. Even the person handling cash reached into my salad with their bare hands to grab some lettuce, cheese, and tomato without washing them first. I will not be returning to this restaurant."

50's Diner Omelet House

50's Diner Omelet House

➤ 3050 E Desert Inn Rd, 89121-3810, Las Vegas, United States

Diners • American • Ice Cream • North American

"I would not recommend eating here. I definitely won?t ever again. I ordered over the phone for pick up today and got the Farmer Juan omelette, French toast meal, sweet cream pancakes, and a peanut butter milkshake. None of the eggs were seasoned. They were bland and severely lacking in flavor. The ?house potatos? we?re so burnt they couldn?t even be called chips and definitely not edible. The peanut butter ?milk shake? was literally just milk and peanut butter; there was no sugar or ice cream. Worst of all, I found a long white hair in my pancakes which unfortunately the best tasting item that we ordered. I called to let the restaurant know that I was unhappy with the flavor and that I found a hair in my food and the lady haphazardly apologized, offered no solution to fixing the issues I told her I had and hung up. She didn?t offer to remake the pancakes that had a hair in them nor refund me for the awful food."

The Pita Stop

The Pita Stop

➤ 3908 Crosshaven Dr, Vestavia Hills, AL 35243, United States

Greek • Lebanese • Mediterranean • Middle Eastern

"First time at this location. Noisy, but the food was excellent, we had a fantastic server from Turkey. My friend I shared a plate of pita hummus for a starter. The pita was soft, the hummus was flavorful. After this, my colleague had spicy shrimp rice, loved it. I had a steak omelette, which I've had several times at the original restaurant. This was better. It was over stuffed with meat, needed no seasoning. It was served with fresh fruit, lettuce tomato, my favorite, date nut bread with cream cheese. GO THERE!Vegetarian options: There are a number of dishes that are vegetarian.Parking: It can be difficult to find a space at lunch time.Wheelchair accessibility: H'capped parking near entrance. Curb cut. WC can fit well at tables."