Bad, bad, bad! Stopped in for desert about 8pm. It was like being in a high school cafeteria. The staff was out of control. They were all sitting at the front complaining about their tips and adding up the days taking. We ordered bread pudding and hear someone in the back yelling about having to get more out because he only had one serving left and was not happy about it. Well, he could have left it in the cooler because it was terrible. Something has changed with this chain. Use to be a great place to eat but food quality and service level has plummeted over the past few years.
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Rachel B.
Oy vey. The time in my life has come where I'm reviewing a Bob Evans. Here's the tIhing: T.G McFunster's are not only convenient, but often necessary, when going out with an infant, and especially when you're in the company of other mothers. Which is what happened yesterday when the baby and I were on a mom-date with four other families. So, Bob Evans it was! It was my first time at this chain. For those who haven't been, it was sort of like a Friendly's or a Perkins. Not my cup o'tea, but the other thing is, you've got to know what to order. In other words: you don't order shrimp scampi, or salmon, or chicken francese. You don't even really want to order an omelette. What you do is you order stuff that would be ok anywhere. I had the soup and salad combo, a STEAL at $4.49, and I chose chicken noodle soup and a side salad with ranch (NO CHEESE, FOR THE LOVE OF GOD, and no bacon -- because here, it would be more like Bacos). It was more than fine. The soup was really good. Again, think about what you would order at a diner, and order that. My meal came with a choice of either biscuits, rolls, or a couple other choices. I got the rolls. GOOD CHOICE. They were hot, fluffy, and huge. The other good thing is that the waitress was very kind, not annoying, very quick, AND brought us all separate checks without us having to ask, because she could sense that five different families were there and would probably have to get up and go at a moment's notice. Which is pretty much exactly what happened. I'm not saying it was amazingly great or anything. But sometimes you gotta make some sacrifices. I am learning this. Reluctantly. Sometimes you gotta go to a T.G. McFunster's to satisfy not only your own group, but also the diners around you. So be it! For these reasons, Bob Evans serves its purpose.
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Dana C.
Food took forever to come out and we were not offered refills on our drinks while waiting 30 minutes for our food while there was only 3 other seated tables. By the end of our meal there were 12 dirty tables around us including 3 that were dirty when we were seated. The server was goofing off with another and could not clear any of the plates off our table.
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Jeremy R.
For what it is, it's pretty decent. Just a simple breakfast place like an IHOP, except if take an IHOP over this any day, the only this that this place did better than IHOP was biscuits and gravy and that's because They don't make that. The waiter was very nice and he worked hard for my party but the food took forever. We were there for about an hour and a half in total and didn't have any food for the first hour. Not acceptable. Not much else to say. You get a decent size meal for the price but the quality is very mediocre.
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Anthony D.
It's Bob Evans. Not much too say, pretty consistent with other Bob Evans. Servers have always been polite food always hot.
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Joanne M.
Okay, it is Bob Evans so it should be consistent quality. Unfortunately not this time. I stopped at 5 pm on a Thursday to pick up a Broasted Chicken dinner which I've had many times at other locations. I think I got chicken and rolls that had been sitting since lunch time as the chicken was dry and tough. I've never had a bad roll from Bob Evans but tonight, rolls were dry and edges were hard. High point of my meal was the broccoli. Staff was friendly and my meal was ready quickly- maybe because it was leftover from lunch? On my receipt was info for a survey which I completed. Received an email offering a coupon towards next visit. I think next time, I'll go to the Bob Evans near 77.
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John S.
Do yourself a favor and park over in a different lot so an old person doesn't back into your car and drive away
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Specialities
Takes Reservations : No Delivery : No Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Good For : Breakfast Bike Parking : Yes Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : Yes Attire : Casual Noise Level : Average Alcohol : No Outdoor Seating : No Has TV : No Waiter Service : No
Scott P.
Bad, bad, bad! Stopped in for desert about 8pm. It was like being in a high school cafeteria. The staff was out of control. They were all sitting at the front complaining about their tips and adding up the days taking. We ordered bread pudding and hear someone in the back yelling about having to get more out because he only had one serving left and was not happy about it. Well, he could have left it in the cooler because it was terrible. Something has changed with this chain. Use to be a great place to eat but food quality and service level has plummeted over the past few years.
(1)Rachel B.
Oy vey. The time in my life has come where I'm reviewing a Bob Evans. Here's the tIhing: T.G McFunster's are not only convenient, but often necessary, when going out with an infant, and especially when you're in the company of other mothers. Which is what happened yesterday when the baby and I were on a mom-date with four other families. So, Bob Evans it was! It was my first time at this chain. For those who haven't been, it was sort of like a Friendly's or a Perkins. Not my cup o'tea, but the other thing is, you've got to know what to order. In other words: you don't order shrimp scampi, or salmon, or chicken francese. You don't even really want to order an omelette. What you do is you order stuff that would be ok anywhere. I had the soup and salad combo, a STEAL at $4.49, and I chose chicken noodle soup and a side salad with ranch (NO CHEESE, FOR THE LOVE OF GOD, and no bacon -- because here, it would be more like Bacos). It was more than fine. The soup was really good. Again, think about what you would order at a diner, and order that. My meal came with a choice of either biscuits, rolls, or a couple other choices. I got the rolls. GOOD CHOICE. They were hot, fluffy, and huge. The other good thing is that the waitress was very kind, not annoying, very quick, AND brought us all separate checks without us having to ask, because she could sense that five different families were there and would probably have to get up and go at a moment's notice. Which is pretty much exactly what happened. I'm not saying it was amazingly great or anything. But sometimes you gotta make some sacrifices. I am learning this. Reluctantly. Sometimes you gotta go to a T.G. McFunster's to satisfy not only your own group, but also the diners around you. So be it! For these reasons, Bob Evans serves its purpose.
(3)Dana C.
Food took forever to come out and we were not offered refills on our drinks while waiting 30 minutes for our food while there was only 3 other seated tables. By the end of our meal there were 12 dirty tables around us including 3 that were dirty when we were seated. The server was goofing off with another and could not clear any of the plates off our table.
(1)Jeremy R.
For what it is, it's pretty decent. Just a simple breakfast place like an IHOP, except if take an IHOP over this any day, the only this that this place did better than IHOP was biscuits and gravy and that's because They don't make that. The waiter was very nice and he worked hard for my party but the food took forever. We were there for about an hour and a half in total and didn't have any food for the first hour. Not acceptable. Not much else to say. You get a decent size meal for the price but the quality is very mediocre.
(2)Anthony D.
It's Bob Evans. Not much too say, pretty consistent with other Bob Evans. Servers have always been polite food always hot.
(3)Joanne M.
Okay, it is Bob Evans so it should be consistent quality. Unfortunately not this time. I stopped at 5 pm on a Thursday to pick up a Broasted Chicken dinner which I've had many times at other locations. I think I got chicken and rolls that had been sitting since lunch time as the chicken was dry and tough. I've never had a bad roll from Bob Evans but tonight, rolls were dry and edges were hard. High point of my meal was the broccoli. Staff was friendly and my meal was ready quickly- maybe because it was leftover from lunch? On my receipt was info for a survey which I completed. Received an email offering a coupon towards next visit. I think next time, I'll go to the Bob Evans near 77.
(2)John S.
Do yourself a favor and park over in a different lot so an old person doesn't back into your car and drive away
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