galloping gertie's bar and grill

great service. the bartender was awesome. had a blast. great drinks huge portions on the food. definitely going back..could not ask for a better place to visit.

tops meets top 5 worst experience i've ever had. waitress was a rude dried up old prune that literally slumped against the food bar when i changed my sausage to beef and huffed and puffed. buscuits were dry enough choke both my 2 year old twins. gravy must've have been in a dehydrator or something because it was almost the consistency of silly putty. absolutely terrible over priced food. $8.99 for cornbread they called buscuits covered in gravy that was extremely dry. will never come here again.

crap food with crap price's smovered in crap customer service.

escaped from post-katrina for a few days, ostensibly for business, but really for my sanity. i finally found a place where the chinese food in the us tastes chinese, a little place north of the city called doong kong lau haaka cuisine. the “haaka” were one of the nomadic tribes of china, and as such, they picked up “a little of this, a little of that” in their cuisine. but i especially enjoyed the regional dishes i hadn’t had since leaving china, like a variety of steamed dumplings, steamed fish with ginger and onion, and seafood hot pot. the restaurant is located at 9710 aurora ave north, in seattle, about 5 miles north of downtown. open 7 days til 11pm. one of my other criteria in selecting my dining places, as you know, is to look for the long established “diner”, and i was happy to visit two in the area. one was the “poodle dog”, which has been open on us 99 (the old main north-south highway on the west coast)…si

the service is exceptional. the waitress & hostess are nice and attractive to
boot. the foodi ordered (chicken strips and fries) was cooked and seasoned well. overall i would return. nothing that makes it stand out however. 3.5/5

this sandwich is amazing comes out nice and hot and all the flavors compliment each other . a must have for reuben lovers

good food. food was typical if not just a smidge better than what you would imagine in a diner.... similiar to mel's diner in yakima, washington if anyone has been.... it has a rustic feel to it, almost outdated to be truthful. the service i experienced was good had no issues, however some of the people i was with received very rude service from the waitress. the wait for the food was kinda long and i understand they're busy but 10 minutes for a glass of milk... come on now. portions were generous for sure. be prepared when you walk in to encounter many soldiers of the enlisted and officer type alike....

spanish chicken barley soup. this was really good they served it on monday july 25 and i have been searching the web ever since for a recipe it had just the right touch of spice to make your mouth tingle not burn