Grinder Restaurant

Grinder's is one of those restaurants that serves the neighborhood. They don't try to be anything else, and a lot of the people who eat there go for the convenience. The food is average, and the service is usually good. It's a good place to take the little ones.

I really enjoyed the food, the staff, and the cleanliness of Grinder. I got eggs mixed with ham cheese and green onions, the house potatoes which are awesome, toast, and a cup of herbal tea all for six dollars and some change. The food

its kinda low rent looking, but the food is good. They have awesome waffles and really good sandwiches... i get both when i go ( i know i eat two meals at a time, laugh it up! hahah) Also the staff is really nice and mill sit and talk with you if you give them a conversation starter.

This restaurant is sub-par, but totally popular with the locals of the area. If you are craving diner food I suppose it'll pass, but it won't excel. Trust me, I grew up going here with my family and worked as a hostess for my first job in High School. I never understood why people came to eat on purpose, the food is just not good at all.

Went there because it's by our house and we'd never been before. Lots of food, pretty cheap, but don't order the onion strings. They are the deep fried, exactly what they sound like yuckiness. My husband thought he was ordering onion rings, poor guy. All in all a lot like dining at Denny's with more regulars.

I was part of a party of 23 people on Saturday night. I would likely not have noticed the place if I were passing by. It looked like an old, converted Sizzler or something like that. Inside it's a modest restaurant with a big menu