Spiro's Family Restaurant

All great, especially for a smaller city. I'll keep going back, I had a sample of my daughters prime rib. It was one of the best I've had in years.I had the lunch special, the prime rib sammy. My company had fish and chips, the only complaint was the shoe string fries. All in all, I was satisfied

A MUST TRY IF YOU'RE IN TOWN! We were camping and craving some Greek food. We ordered a pizza, shrimp scampi, and stuffed cannelloni with Greek salad for pickup. Portions were large, food was outstanding, and pickup time was quick! There's something for everyone here.

This place seems like it has been a pillar in the town for many years. Spanakopita was very good and the Greek waitress spoke. Very good Filipino.

The food was exceptional. Great flavour with plenty to eat. The server was had was not the best, but that was just one of the staff.Wheelchair accessibility: Easy to get into. Main floor entrance.

The service was wonderful, the food was fine and about what you’d expect, but the accessibility of the building isn’t great.The restaurant says they are family friendly, but they don’t have a change table in the men’s restroom, they don’t have a family change room, and the change table in the women’s restroom was in the middle of the bathroom, blocking the entrance to two of the three stalls. While I was changing my kid a woman walked right up to us and stared at my naked kiddo. If the restaurant had put the change table in a stall, no creeps would be able to invade our space and stare at my naked child. The accessible stall was just too small to fit a change table, and also too small to fit a wheelchair. The accessible stall was also difficult to get into and does not have an exterior handle, and the coat hooks were bolted to the top of the door, and not at the mid point. This makes no sense as so much of the rest of the restaurant is fairly accommodating to mobility aids.Kid-friendliness: No change tables in the men’s room, single stall restroom, the change table in the women’s room is in the middle of the public space.Wheelchair accessibility: Bathrooms not wheelchair friendly