Silver Stallion Restaurant

I had been to this restaurant quite a few years back and it was excellent. Well, my fiance and I ate here today (11/23/17). While the food was decent(hence the second star) the service however was not. We were off to a good start by being seated quickly but a few things irked me immediately after sitting down. The table was semi clean. Crumbs as well as wrappers on the plate the coffee cup was on. The appetizer bread was definitely not fresh and there was no butter served with it. We also felt extremely rushed by both our first waitress as well as our waiter(who we believe is the owner). We we're trying to get more information about the dishes we wanted to order seeing as there was no description whatsoever on the menu. I'm not sure if it was some sort of language barrier but apparently the waiter/owner neither cared about his question or chose to try to understand. My water glass sat empty halfway through my meal until someone finally came by when we were all done to ask if I wanted a refill. I understand it's Thanksgiving but 1. The restaurant was not busy and 2. Since the owner seems very involved in his business, he has that option to close so there should be no reason to treat paying customers that way. Probably won't be back in the future.

Okay I've been to this restaurant twice now. The first time I went I ordered 1 egg with some hash browns and the bill came up to be over $10! I really didn't want to write a 1 star review so I went back and tried something else. I got a nice platter which was actually very tasty and there was plenty I didn't finish. I even offered to pay for my friend and guess what.. the bill was only $12 with change. I guess this place is a hit or miss.

Everything was ok. The skillet was warm, Eggs sunny side up were fine, pancakes were huge and served with warm maple syrup. Service was great: our waitress was a nice girl, that actually SMILED. There was a Latino guy helping elderly to their tables and helping them with their walkers. The place was very busy on Tuesday afternoon too, mainly with baby boomer+ folks. The food was too much on the soggy side as for me. Could be warmer. There was over $2 charge for me having a different side (note: different. Not 2 of them). Not a huge difference. But I didn't care for the side and would not have ordered if I was told of the extra charge. which I was not informed of. The owner was a little creepy looking into my plate every time he passed and not asking how the food is, not once. The place needs updates. And could skip on these questionable decorations like bunnies hanging off the chandeliers, hangman mode.

A great greek restaurant serving breakfast lunch and dinner. The big specials board greets you as walk in. Everything from Prime Rib to scrambled eggs are here and well prepared. Well seasoned waiters like George handle our large family groups with ease. We are always treated so nicely that we look forward to returning. This place is good for kids and groups if you call ahead. This restaurant has been in business for a long time serving the needs of this neighborhood. A nice family restaurant.

We went early on a Sunday morning with a group of 20 without giving the restaurant much notice. They gave us a private room off to the side. Our server was friendly and kept all out coffee full. They didn't rush us when we finished eating and were just sitting around talking. For a group of our size the food came out quickly.

This place has been around for a while. I have been going here for at least 15 years. I live in thw city and occasionally dine here still. The breaded porktenderloin sandwich is the best. Saganaki is amazing! Great mom and pop place. I feel the selection in their bread basket use to be better. It is still awesome over all. A perfect brunch place.