Reviews - Jeri's Kitchen
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Was Tim Meuter at Jeri's Kitchen a mag?
Delicious food and a fantastic atmosphere where you feel valued as a customer, not just a number. Parking: There’s ample parking available, but during Sunday lunch, you might need to walk a little distance—about half a block. Kid-friendliness: They offer a kids' menu, high chairs, booster seats, and baby changing tables in both the men’s and women’s restrooms. Wheelchair accessibility: The restaurant is fully accessi... View all feedback.
What Jacquelyn Ternes dislikes about Jeri's Kitchen:
The food was excellent, but our server had a rather unpleasant demeanor. She made us feel unwelcome and would mutter under her breath after each interaction. My elderly grandmother accidentally ventured behind the counter to look at the pies, not realizing she was behind the register. The staff should really focus on being kinder to elderly customers instead of making snide remarks quietly. View all feedback.
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Last update : 23.07.2024
Delicious food and a fantastic atmosphere where you feel valued as a customer, not just a number. Parking: There’s ample parking available, but during Sunday lunch, you might need to walk a little distance—about half a block. Kid-friendliness: They offer a kids' menu, high chairs, booster seats, and baby changing tables in both the men’s and women’s restrooms. Wheelchair accessibility: The restaurant is fully accessible for wheelchair users, with no stairs anywhere in or around the building.
The food is better than average, the service is excellent, and the atmosphere is quite intriguing. It's a unique spot that combines a daylight doughnut shop with a restaurant. The walls are adorned with fascinating vintage photos that highlight the area's history.
The food was excellent, but our server had a rather unpleasant demeanor. She made us feel unwelcome and would mutter under her breath after each interaction. My elderly grandmother accidentally ventured behind the counter to look at the pies, not realizing she was behind the register. The staff should really focus on being kinder to elderly customers instead of making snide remarks quietly.