Menu - Ray's Cafe

We ordered boneless wings ($10), a beef burger ($12), and a chicken plate ($22). I felt the prices were a bit steep considering the portion sizes, but I underst... read more We ordered boneless wings ($10), a beef burger ($12), and a chicken plate ($22). I felt the prices were a bit steep considering the portion sizes, but I understand that the location plays a big role in that. The boneless wings got a rating of 3/5. They came with five wings, ranch dressing, and a few celery sticks. Unfortunately, they didn’t taste as good as I had hoped; I’ve had better elsewhere. The burger was a standout with a perfect 5/5 rating. It featured an 8 oz beef patty on a bun, accompanied by coleslaw and crispy fries. It was delicious and very well-presented. On the other hand, the chicken plate received a low score of 2/5. It consisted of two thin, grilled chicken pieces that were quite oily, served with steamed beans and a small house salad. You could customize it with pasta, rice, or soup, but it still didn’t impress me. There is also a bar where you can bring your own drinks, which is a nice touch. While my husband really enjoyed his burger, I wasn’t satisfied with my dish. Overall, the service was good and the atmosphere was enjoyable.

On a peaceful Monday morning in early January, I'm enjoying a quiet moment with the newspaper after settling my mortgage. The service here is impeccable, and I'... read more On a peaceful Monday morning in early January, I'm enjoying a quiet moment with the newspaper after settling my mortgage. The service here is impeccable, and I'm grateful for the absence of interruptions in this charming café, which features vintage Lionel trains displayed on oak shelves. It's wonderfully cozy. I know that by May, the atmosphere will change significantly, but for now, it feels like I have my own little slice of paradise in this perfect café.