i won't be back. i made it in to cozy's again to try the burger. i ended up getting a triple with grilled onions. the taste was ok, but the burger patties were on par with silver dollar pancakes in terms of size, and the fries were undercooked for my taste but still edible. the real problem was the combo of the size/fries problem and a price of close to $8 (no drink). oh, and the bun was dry and fell apart just as a previous reviewer mentioned.
for my money i'd rather go to winstead's where i can get a dry bunned, bigger burger, with under-cooked fries for a little less $$$
(i actually like winstead's, but i have experienced the dry bun many times, and when don't they under-cook the fries?)
-----17 feb, 2010-----
i'll be back. i intend to return to cozy's to sample a double or triple burger because they sounded like they'd begoodto me, but today i had the lasagna. i can't say i was impressed. the flavor was just ok, the salad was pretty bad, and the garlic bread was quite weak. what made the whole experience really suffer was the fact that this meal was a little over $10. totally not worth it. the burgers i mentioned seemed far more reasonable in comparison.
what i'd like to see is some albanian dishes on the menu because, as i understand it, the owner is albanian. i think serving some of the classic diner fare along with more exotic, authentic albanian food would be a much better way to go (keep the diner stuff because they have a fairly reliable clientele of oldsters who probably wouldn't go for the albanian stuff)
i hate to post after only one visit, but hey, whatever