Friday, June 5, 2015

This Week's Counter: Steve's Family Restaurant

Steve's is in Old Brooklyn, just South of downtown. We weren't sure what to expect as we drove up, as the neighborhood looked a little sketchy -- some boarded-up houses, run down storefronts, etc.  But the fact that we couldn't find a place to park on the street in front or anywhere around the block should have been a clearly positive sign -- the place was really busy with large groups and families.

Steve's seems to be in parts of an old house -- weird jumble of doors and stairs and multiple rooms give it a really interesting atmosphere. The tiny counter (only 3 seats) was empty, so we quickly grabbed a spot.  All the women working there were extremely welcoming and friendly -- we had menus and drinks quickly.  

Really extensive menu for breakfast (and lunch), with all different kinds of pancakes and waffles, omelets, skillets and combinations of all the above. Cam had a waffle and a side of bacon.  Ted varied from his usual a bit had a eggs, chopped steak (sort of a cross between a burger and a minute steak, for those who remember what that is!), potatoes and toast. The food took awhile to come out, but it was well worth the wait -- big portions and cooked really nicely.  The potatoes could have been a little more crisp, but overall great!

We'd for sure go back -- strongly recommend it.  Don't be put off by the location.  It's worth going, and try to get there early, as it's really popular!










Cam says: "Food was fair, service was great. Strange atmosphere but an overall good experience. I'll give it 7 frying pans."



Ted says: "Really good!  Great selections, interesting place, very friendly.  And the food was excellent!  One of my favorites so far -- 9 frying pans!"

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