Q: negative

A: Oh no, Joe! Here's the problem: 1. You need to do something about the ridiculous line out the door. Yes, you are popular. Yes it was dinner time (on a Thursday night.) So why was there only one person taking orders? You have two registers. Heard numerous complaints during my 30 minute wait. 2. if someone orders the havarti pesto burger, please include the pesto. even if the person orders it without the bun. You could put it in a condiment cup. 3. When you're making kids food, please be aware that kids are some of the pickiest diners out there and unhappy kids = unhappy parents. The kids grilled cheese came out with some red sauce on the cheese part. not just a little. Therefore kids refused to eat. Perhaps it was pizza sauce? BBQ sauce? Whatever it was, it shouldn't have been there. That's $10 down the drain. Yes, two kids meals which were 1/2 a grilled cheese sandwich each were $5. And, mommy, who went out to avoid having to cook after a long day had to go home and prepare something. 4. What's the story with the flies? Well, of course they are expected at an outdoor place, but our table was literally swarming with them. I noticed that the tables under the trees did not have patrons vigorously swatting these pesky creatures away. This isn't really a complaint, just a heads up to future guests to suss out the tables before you sit down. 5. What do you do best? I want to give you one more chance as my mom's group loves to 'lunch' here, but I just haven't discovered the magical menu item. My husband said he's come for the last time, so I'm on my own. I've had the sandwiches and pizzas and nothing stands out. A couple positives to end my review: When I went back in to get my pesto, the guy who got it for me was super friendly. Food comes out quickly once it's ordered. Cool bathroom. One final piece of advice - sit on the side away from the street. We learned this the hard way as it was a nuisance to continuously walk around the building for drink refills, taking kids to the bathroom, utensils, condiments, picking up food, etc.

Q: positive

A: It's like $4.50 for a dozen. Is that good? I really don't know. This is a bagel factory - meaning they make it on site and ship them around. What's weird is that they are open so late. I don't remember any bagel places being open past three - and for that matter, having any bagels left after 11 on a weekend. But that was in another state... As for the bagels, I guess they're alright. A little bit undersized, with all the usual types you had as a kid (sesame, poppyseed, onion), and then some concessions to more 'interesting' kinds, like jalapeno, or dried cranberry, etc. I think einstein bagels started the fancy bagel trend. Very on the soft side - not really chewy enough for me. But I'm fucking picky and hypercritical. Big selection of sandwiches made to order, but not like awesome overstuffed deli sandwiches or anything. Nothing spectacular. I've yet to try their lox (which is advertized as 'sushi on a bagel' - which irritates me for some weird reason).

Q: positive

A: Came in around lunch time last week with my aunt and mother for a quick lunch and was happily surprised at their Check-In special of 15% off your order. Wow. Having been raised for awhile in the South, I was happily surprised! I ordered a oyster and catfish po'boy with remoulade sauce. The fish definitely seemed to be better quality, and wasn't too flaky but cooked the right way - in corn meal and yummyness. The oysters were divine, but I crave them all year long until those wondrous R months come along, so I never complain. The remoulade sauce was disturbing good. I normally hate horseradish, except in remoulade so was kinda skeptical if the taste would be overwhelming, but it wasn't an in-your-face sort of flavor, just that subtle oh-so-good burn. Mum and Aunt were overjoyed, but I wonder if that had something to do with the yummy-looking alcoholic beverages in front of us. Mum's only complaint was that she had eaten it all. Definitely a fan of Baby Kay's and will most certainly be back.

Q: negative

A:
Its way too cold in the dining room. I cannot even enjoy the free WiFi because I am freezing. They should offer free hot chocolate because of the icy temp inside. What we need is heat not cold...its cold enough outside...