Food quality wasn't very good, the pricing is similar to any other all you can eat maybe even a bit cheaper. Not that it matters much but decorating and food presentation was also lower than sushi restaurants around. Take home message food quality was below average. I won't be returning to eat here.

negative

Mori and his team do some outstanding work. He's honest with his pricing and he shows you what is wrong with your vehicle. Even during routine jobs like oil changes, you can watch his team work on your car. I was referred to his team by a friend and have been thankful to find a mechanic shop that is honest and do what they say!

positive

Was so disappointed eating lunch here. The fries were soggy and way too greasy. Also, I ordered a Salted Caramel Shake, and it was brought to the table in a takeaway cup, even though we were eating in, and our food was on a metal plate. The cup was half full, and mostly made up of whipped cream. For $5, that's unacceptable! About 10 minutes later, we saw another customer receive their shake in a glass cup, WITH even more in a metal tin! What is going on with this place?! Consistency? The burger was nice, but overall it was a bad experience.

negative

you can get skinny and fatty food off any restaurant's menu, but it's still a pretty genius idea to make this place all about having both options to make everybody happy. the crazy lines at lunch aren't exaggerated, but we luckily beat them by about 10 min getting there right at noon on a weekday. we even managed to snag a table as someone else left - yay! i got the "healthy" cranburkey w a "happy" side of slaw chee. the turkey burger on its own was decent, but adding the slaw chee to the burger made it really great. all the flavors meshed really well together. my friend went with chix on broadway w sweet potato fries - basically a fried chicken blt. it was good, but nothing exceptional. if you have a big appetite this would be good for you - i don't think i've ever seen such a big chicken breast before. the fries reputation on yelp was exaggerated a little imo - they were typical sweet potato fries. overall i liked skinnyfats, and would go back if i'm in the area. my one complaint is that since they're saying certain things are healthy, they really need to back it up with nutritional values at least on their website if not the menus. the cranburkey was definitely healthier than the fried chicken sandwich, but by how much? it was regular ground turkey, not turkey breast, so it wasn't exactly low in fat or calories. it was also a pretty big honey wheat bun - so i'm guessing probably a couple hundred calories for the bun alone? i'm not a calorie counter obviously, but it would be nice to have a little more info since "healthy" can be pretty subjective
positive