Hungry's

The experience is great, it’s always a great experience Parking: Parking is good

The smokey old fashion was perfect!

Came here for a Saturday brunch and there was surprisingly no wait, we were seated quickly and attended too quickly. The place is huge with plenty of seating inside and out. The vibe is fresh and clean. The waitress was super attentive and nice and welcoming. The drinks did take a bit to come out but the food was very fast which surprised us lol everything was delicious and fresh. Definitely recommend.

I had crispy chicken burger and everything on my plate was so fresh. The chicken was juicy. I would definitely come back to try more.

Sit up on the balcony/roof on a nice day! It is one of my favorite brunch spots. Plus mimosa flights! Who doesn’t love that?

Today a colleague and myself chose Hungry’s for breakfast. I must say Derius’s courtesy and his menu knowledge was refreshing . He walked us through some of his favorites which we ended up choosing. And the fact that we got to get “brunch for lunch “ as he put it was amazing we will definitely be back

I posted my review right after having my negative experience. The restaurant within a day publicly responds with an offer for me to fill out a form on their website, so they can apologize in person? This is code for: "The poster is an anonymous internet troll lying, and we want to confront this coward in person - let it be known to anyone viewing that we have integrity and the poster has none." I really do not respect restaurants that do this kind of grandstanding. It's just a way to save face while minimizing the complaint. Another option would be to ask the waiter if what happened is true. I posted the review, the day and the time I went to the restaurant, and a copy of my receipt, and it was 1 day ago. If true, refund the item for the pasta, and then come to google reviews and announce to everyone how you refunded one entree. Another option is to just ignore my review completely and take your 1 star review. If you believe that your chef accidentally put cellophane in my meal, is this the way to handle it? Also, what happens if I show up in person to accept your face to face apology? Sounds intimidating. -- Had a piece of cellophane in my wife’s sausage and pasta dish. I placed it on an unused butter knife and discretely asked the waiter to tell the chef. I heard a waiter tell another waiter “plastico” but that is all. Everyone pretended nothing happened. I didn’t want to make a fuss in front of my kids and it’s my wife’s birthday. Acknowledgement would have been good enough for me because I really did want the kitchen to know. An apology would have been appropriate. Import note: It’s disgusting that they cooked plastic and it made me wonder if my shrimp cerviche was handled with care. Monday at 4:30 p.m. (very slow). They probably wrap their sausages in cellophane and should just be careful. It made me wonder if they just heat packaged meals. The fact that I politely mentioned it to the waiter probably resulted in my feedback being ignored. I left with a strong impression that only two waiters knew of the problem and feedback wasn’t given to anyone. I will no longer go here. I have gone here and recommended this place for 20 years. I used to think the food was a bit expensive, but a pretty solid restaurant.