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Written by Andrea G. on
5/21/2013
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Member since
2011
Michael's is your standard diner. Nothing out of this world, but you can count on it for a good omelet. The chicken parm panini left something to be desired.
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Written by mengyin w. on
5/20/2013
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1 other review |
Member since
2012
the first time i ordered food from them i ordered the monday special beef stew, it was good.
I ordered exactly the same thing this time, they gave me some kind of.....fried beef slices thing, it is totally different last time, anyways I wouldn't order beef stew from them next anymore then.
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Written by Kim S. on
5/20/2013
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4 other reviews |
Member since
2008
Serviceable barbecue; decent diner-quality food. I give 2 thumbs up for the taco salad -- large, tasty, filling; one of the few bargains at Dallas BBQ. We tend to order from them only for "emergencies," though, because EVERY. SINGLE. TIME. the kitchen staff gets at least one thing wrong on the order. Last time, they left the chili out of the "new chili dog" so I ended up paying $9 for a hot dog ... I would give 4 stars for Rego Park, but the ability to fill orders "as placed" is so poor it takes them down one star.
See all reviews for Dallas BBQ - Queens (Junction Blvd. & Horace Harding Expy.) »
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Written by George A. on
5/11/2013
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Member since
2010
Food is great. Best burger in queens for sure... Not giving 5 stars because I've eaten there and it's obviously better there, food gets a little steamed in the boxed like all deliveries, but food still tastes great.
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Written by Joseph P. on
2/21/2013
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Member since
2012
My girlfriend and I order from here pretty consistently. We've tried a huge variety of the burgers, the wraps, and a fair amount of the apps. Delivery is always fast and the food is hot.
Burgers: We've tried everything from the Mexican to the Southwest, but we always come back to the regular burger with American cheese. The burger is always so huge and flavorful, with the juice practically dripping out, that all the extras are a bit superfluous. We do, however, sometimes add caramelized onions, bc their onions are great and don't detract from the flavor of the burger.
Wraps: the two stand outs are the santa fe and the hot mexican. My girlfriend loves the hot mexican because of the heat -- and there definitely is some heat -- but I think the santa fe is a great option for basically the same flavors without the need for 5 bottles of water. Their salsa is really good too, we always ask for extra and they always comply.
Apps: we've tried a few, the chicken fingers, the chicken finger parm, the nachos, the mozzarella, the guac and the quesadilla (not really and app, but we split it). The mozzarella sticks are sometimes great and sometimes too cold so the cheese pulls out of the breading and it just isn't pleasant. The chicken fingers -- both the parm and regular -- are really good, though the parm ones are a bit more filling. Both are always crisp and hot. The guac is good and a VERY generous portion, with no unnecessary additions other than cilantro, tomato and onion. The quesadilla is likewise good. Nothing special, but a solid choice. The nachos, however, I do not recommend. We only got them once, so maybe it was a bad night, but the chips were very stale and the toppings left a lot to be desired. They were mushy and lacked flavor.
Sides: we stick to the waffle or curly fries. Overall I would recommend the waffle, but always say in the notes "extra crispy, not burnt, please", otherwise I find they come a bit soggy.
See all reviews for Jackson Hole - 2nd Ave (2nd Ave. between E 83rd St. & E 84th St.) »
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Written by Edwin M. on
2/21/2013
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Member since
2011
solid well-priced american food. menu has great variation across protein mains, salads and sandwiches. the slow-cooked salmon is a favorite. definitely recommended.
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Written by Charisse W. on
2/15/2013
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Member since
2012
The food here is great. It's a little gem nestled in Queens Village with friendly staff and a clean atmosphere. The only down side is that they close early (since they open early). Great place for a weekend brunch.
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