Yogi's Grill

Food was delicious, I suggest coming here if you love the cuisine. The servers were quick and very customer friendly. I also loved the environment and where it’s located and I had yogis grill delivered to me everything was tasty and wonderful. I would recommend because the food was free and amazing. I would totally recommend to go to lunch here !!!!!!!!

Restaurants will be opened up tomorrow. Yet, this owner was already open for 7 weeks. I wouldn't give this establishment any money. The owner just responded on here that they were only open for takeout. I’ll respond. He ignores the fact that they have had their outside seating open the entire time. And, that often seated at his tables were groups of 6, sometimes 10 or more people seated in close proximity. While the other restaurants on the block (and elsewhere) closed or limited to takeout, this owner enjoyed reaping the benefit of keeping his outside seating open to the masses.

The food is alright but there is little to no cognizance around food handling - specifically the cashiers. I watched a customer sneeze into his hand, give his credit to the cashier, the cashier then proceeded to take the guys card (without gloves) and inspect someone else's food after touching the guys contaminated card. Considering we're in a national pandemic, I won't be going back here.

Very rude and non-compliant manager (Travis). I ran into the store thinking I was going to grab some food and get out quick. I see the "Chicken & Steak Bowl" advertised in big bold letter right in front of my eyes. So I ordered "Chicken & Steak Bowl". Now wait for my drink cup. He tells me I didn't order the lunch special. I pointed out exactly what I ordered on the board behind him verbatim. He points to another item across the board and said "that's what I charged you for". We go back and forth. I ask him to fix the charge. He tells me "I can't read your mind and it's not my job to tell you that there are two items on the menu the same". He gives me a cup and tells me not to come back. He missed in the managers handbook that "the customers always right"