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Antique Row Cafe
Antique Row Cafe is the Happy Days for diners looking for old fashioned grub served by smiling ladies, who've probably served there since it opened many years ago. They know everyone's name, or they choose to call you "sweetie" or "honey". Construction on their cashier's area was noisy and disruptive, trying to eat while the workmen noisily drilled away. The food is acceptable. The large portions work well and the menu offers something for everyone. We went there for breakfast and had your basic eggs and potatoes, which were priced under $10, which was good enough for us. There's old pictures and some antiques around, so there's plenty to look over while you dine. There's also big windows, so if you aren't having fun inside...you just know there's still other places to go to next time.— August 15, 2008 8:28 a.m.