Fa-Ray’s Family Restaurant

Went here yesterday morning with my Bible study group. Since it was a Sunday morning, I was glad that they accepted our reservation for a table for ten, as this is a busy place.
The entire menu was available (it was 10:30 by the time we were ready to order) but we each ordered breakfast. I was treating myself to eggs that morning (I normally eat a whole food, plant-​based diet), so I ordered the vegetarian omelet. It was described as three eggs with mushrooms, onions, peppers, tomatoes and broccoli, and came with a side of toast.
The eggs were cooked just right and the vegetables were not greasy (since we don’t eat much fat, we really tend to notice anything like that). Next time, I would gladly pony up an extra dollar, though, and ask them to add more veggies… but that’s probably just me. I’m sure most people would think it was an ok amount of them. I ordered wheat toast, dry, and it was typical «wheat» toast, but it went fine with the eggs.
The coffee was outstanding and our waitress kept it coming. I also loved that it was served in thick-​walled, descent-​sized mugs that kept it really warm: o)
I’m going to try this place for lunch this week. I’ll let you know how that goes!

Nice little family restaurant. My absolute favorite is their burgers. Mine is the smothered cheeseburger. Also, just found out that Wednesday is half price burgers all day and night, which makes it even better. Very friendly and attentive servers too. Great little place!

From the street, Fa-Ray’s looks fairly non descriptive. The inside isn’t much to look at either. The real gem though, is the food!
Good home style cooking and even better prices. My mom worked there when she was a teen as a curb girl and our family has gone there as long as I can remember! Every sunday after church i would go with my grandparents and order the same thing; A foot long coney dog with onions and a side of onion rings. My grandma always got the chicken dinner and grandpa got the fried fish.
The great thing about Fa-Ray’s other than the food and the prices, is that it’s been family owned for over 50 years! The people are friendly, and their portions are great!
Like i said, don’t be turned off by the «hole in the wall» looks or the old people drinking coffee in the corner complaining about gas prices and cell phones… just go and enjoy the food! You wont be sorry you did. it’s like eating at Grandma’s house only you have to pay with money instead of hugs!