Hot Spot Diner - Trail
Hot Spot Diner
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Nick and Colleen Caracciolo are thrilled to present The Hot Spot Diner's new menu, now offering Smoke House specialties, all-day breakfast, a variety of burgers and sandwiches, and delicious Foothills hard ice cream. We proudly serve Coca Cola Products, Oso Negro Coffees, and much more. Our competitive prices ensure you receive great value for your meal. Join us and experience our friendly service and home-cooked delights firsthand.
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The food was quick and delicious, but the waitress appeared inexperienced. She seemed flustered and ended up getting my order wrong. I may not return quickly, but I wouldn't actively avoid this restaurant either.
We have visited The Spot before and I previously wrote a positive review about their breakfast. However, our recent experience was not as good. The restaurant has changed their hours and now opens at 11am. I ordered breakfast while my husband opted for lunch. Unfortunately, my scrambled eggs tasted gritty and seemed to have been reheated. I suspect they may not have been real eggs, possibly a liquid variety. I had to put ketchup on them for the first time ever. The hash browns were nearly burnt and the bacon was undercooked. I returned the breakfast to the chef and explained the issues with the eggs and toast. He offered to make me a new plate, but it was essentially the same as before, except for the toast. The only enjoyable part of my meal was the toast. We will not be returning to The Spot again. We were extremely disappointed with our experience.
My husband and I have now been here twice, and both times it has been delicious! The atmosphere is a classy old-style diner with photos of old celebrities like Munroe and Elvis, and it's got the music to complete the blast-to-the-past effect. They serve home-style burgers and fries, and you can get tasty smoothies too! I've had the Helter Smelter and the Jamaican burgers, and I was so impressed that I think I've found my new favorite hide-away. The portions could be bigger, but all together, this is a fantastic lunch spot for a fair price.
Let’s start with the basics. First, they’ve relocated to Fruitvale, and the restaurant is now called Isabella’s, located in the Villager Hotel. The owner still refers to it as "the hotspot," which is a bit confusing since even the menu says Isabella’s. The ambiance is charming and tidy. However, when we arrived, there was only one woman handling cooking, cleaning, and serving tables. The food was average—nothing particularly noteworthy. I feel like I should give them another chance on a different day because I sense there’s potential here. Unfortunately, this first experience wasn’t impressive.
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