so, Logan & I are the ones to miss out today. We already had breakfast and are back home again now. We went to a place called "Eat 33" on Staples Mill Rd and on the way from our front door to the car we saw what I think was a juvenile eastern ratsnake.
Well skid wanted a report on the diner. It didn't look promising when we arrived, basically because of 3 or 4 white county cars outside, but things quickly looked better because their drivers were walking out of the diner as I parked. Logan picks up on things I say very quickly. My comment as we pulled in was "oh great, pigs", and as he got out the car he said in his nice loud voice "daddy is that man a pig?"
Booths are fixed wooden seats and tables. I just about had enough room to sit in one, to be honest anyone other than Grapeshot would not make it into a booth. They do, however, have some loose tables and chairs in the middle of the backroom. Place was clean, service was friendly without being invasive, coffee was good coffee, but the coffee mugs were on the small side, a bit larger than Golden Corral have but smaller than those at RCD. They don't have apple juice so Logan was more than happy with the large 'to go' cup of orange juice he got instead. Logan said their scrambled eggs were good, I enjoyed their hash browns although I'm by no means a connoiseur of hash browns. They tasted of potato, some were soft, some were crunchy. Actually I'd meant to order home fries but for some reason the words "hash browns" came out of my mouth instead. Their Philly Sunrise sub was really good, philly cheesesteak topped with some scrambled egg, to which I'd asked them to add some Italian dressing and hold the mayo (which the server wasn't sure would be on it anyway but she made sure to tell the kitchen I didn't want any). Logan tried my food, didn't like the hash browns but loved the cheesesteak so much that he wouldnt eat the last small bit of scrambled egg had on his plate unless he had some cheesesteak to go with it.
Logan & I will be returning there at some point in the future.