Stacks On 38

Breakfast is great here, always a line of people waiting to be seated inside and outside the restaurant. We always get takeout thru the app they use and the food is always ready when I get there. I get the Triple play and have breakfast for two days! Great prices and the food tastes great as well, a win win situation!

Our lunchtime group decided it was time to return to what used to be Perkins. I’m happy to say the food hasn’t changed. Most of the menu is still breakfast, along with sandwiches, burgers and a very small selection of dinner entrees. The only things that have changed are: (1)Deserts are almost nonexistent as long as you only want a cookie - no more pies, cakes, etc. (2) The hours are now are now only 7:00AM to 3:00PM every day, until the pandemic is history and customers return to a more normal pattern resemble the pre-pandemic era. I am the only one that ordered a dinner entree- Braised Pot Roast and Veggies with Mashed Potatoes. The other three friends in our group had breakfast entrees. They all thought that their breakfast was very good and quite filling. For me, I can only say that I’ve had better braised beef. The beef gravy was also just so-so. Then again, my entree was only $15, rather than the usual $30 at an upscale restaurant. So if you are out and about and feel hungry and want to feed a large family then stop in and give the new Stacks on 38 a try.

Great dining experience! I was seated promptly, and had my coffee and water within about 2 minutes, and placed my order with my server, Danielle. My breakfast came very quickly. Everything was hot and tasted fresh. The pancakes were exceptionally great! Light and fluffy, and not overly sweet. I think my breakfast club will enjoy it, too!

Tried the potato pancakes. Meh. I mean, there was grated potato, but it was more pancake batter than potato. Price for value was 'Meh'. Service was good. The coffee was actually good. It is 'ok' in a pinch, but I am not going out of my way to get breakfasts here. I think food quality was a pandemic causality here.