Lewis’family Restaurant
5901 Hwy 71 S, Fort Smith, AR, 72908
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Visit below restaurant in Fort Smith for healthy meals suggestion.
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5901 Hwy 71 S
Fort Smith, AR, 72908 - Phone (479) 646-4309
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Nobuyuki S.
Since I returned to the Volkswagen dealership again today about 7:00 a.m., I didn't have time for much of anything. As they were still trying to figure out the problems, they put me in a loaner car and suggested this place for breakfast. I figured it must be good, as there were two other vehicles turning ahead of me to go into the place. They had a sign to let you know to seat yourself, thank you very much. A waiter brought a menu and asked what I wanted to drink. He seemed as though he was not quite ready, tentative. He returned soon with drinks for all those he asked, and took orders. I really wasn't sure what to order. Biscuits and Gravy almost always looks good but my allergy to cow's milk and the fact that I had a similar plate of cholesterol yesterday (at Hardee's) made me think about something else. I ended up with the Mexican omelet, but that came with some extra bits and I ordered Grits and a Biscuit and Gravy. Yeah, sense totally gone. A woman brought the food to the table fairly quickly. Not half of the tables were full, yet it was busy, and they were moving quickly to get the food to customers. She was rather perky--practically the opposite of the man who initially waited on me. The Omelet was a good balance between spice and taste. The Grits definitely needed butter, salt, and pepper. Shedd's Spread was okay. It didn't quite taste like I was back in Virginia, but it wasn't bad. The biscuit was good but the gravy was bland, unfortunately.
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