Brint's diner has closed since I visited there in 2012. I am not terribly surprised. I did not see the DDD show on Brints but, my experience there was not great.
The service was exceptionally slow despite the fact that there was only one more table of people in the restaurant. My waitress was not the most professional person. She didn't know me but still felt comfortable complaining about her employer. The owner approached me later and tried to explain her behavior away. It was all very strange.
Evidently from the menu, Guy liked the Cincinnati style chili spaghetti here. I couldn't handle that kind of calorie count. So, I ordered the Ruben sandwich which was probably no better.
The Ruben was very average. I pretty much had to inhale my lunch because I was almost out of lunchtime by the time it arrived. I was underwhelmed.
I ranked Brint's 3.0 which was probably being generous.
Brint's Diner
4834 E Lincoln St
Wichita, KS 67216
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Voulas offshore cafe - Seattle, Washington
Voulas was definitely a diner. It had stainless steel paneled walls and the sounds of sizzling food cooking and the clatter of spatulas on metal grills that is heard at diners all over the country.
The waitress was really friendly. Everyone in fact seemed to be in a good mood.
Voulas is located about 100 feet from the Portage Way in Seattle near the University of Washington in Seattle or "U 'dub" as the locals call it.
I got the little squealer sandwich which was pork, bacon, a coupe of different cheeses, tomatoes with a chipotle hollandaise sauce all on a toasted French roll.
Oh, this was savory decadence! Just the comfort food needed to take the edge off of the cold north Pacific wind.
I would rate Voulas a 9.5. It is well worth returning to again.
Voula's Offshore Cafe
658 Northeast Northlake Way
Seattle, WA 98105
(206) 634-0183
voulasoffshore.com
The waitress was really friendly. Everyone in fact seemed to be in a good mood.
Voulas is located about 100 feet from the Portage Way in Seattle near the University of Washington in Seattle or "U 'dub" as the locals call it.
I got the little squealer sandwich which was pork, bacon, a coupe of different cheeses, tomatoes with a chipotle hollandaise sauce all on a toasted French roll.
Oh, this was savory decadence! Just the comfort food needed to take the edge off of the cold north Pacific wind.
I would rate Voulas a 9.5. It is well worth returning to again.
Voula's Offshore Cafe
658 Northeast Northlake Way
Seattle, WA 98105
(206) 634-0183
voulasoffshore.com
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