Tony’s Famous Grill

It’s OK basic food at a decent price. Service usually satisfactory. Don’t expect awesomeness but it’s OK as I said.

Service was amazing. Marcy was on point. Super friendly and helpful. Her recommendations were dead on. I had the boneless chicken wings with hot sauce for the appetizer. Very tasty wings with a generous portion. The Big T for the entrée. Great recommendation. When it arrived to the table I was impressed by the ½ lbs of meat sitting before me. A homemade Big Mac. Delicious!!! So stuffed right now. Now Marcy is trying to get me to try the homemade pie. I may get a piece to take home. I travel and frequent cafés and burger joints with my job. This was my first time at Tony’s. I will return to try something new in the future.

Thought I would give this place a try but pretty disappointed not sure where the famous came from but found had no flavor, tables were dirty and multiple stains

Pretty tasty. Standard diner food. We came for the breakfast and enjoyed it. Nothing fancy, but good.
Coffee comes quick and the food isn’t like one of those cookie cutter restaurants.

Not the cleanest place. I had very high hopes for their steak sandwich… don’t waste your money. I’ve been told their pastas are decent. I’d suggest trying somewhere different.

Awesome place just ate dinner we had the baked lasagna with two garlic bread and a bowl of baked potato and bacon soup with crackers. For only $ 5.50. One of the best places in town to eat.

On a First Friday took a group there but it was dirty on the doors and tables, really tired looking, and wait staff was disinterested so we stepped back out. They just don’t get it about Goshen. Notch it up guys. Call for Chef Ramsey here!

I went after hearing about it on the radio for a year or more. This place had me a little worried when I walked it, it’s smaller than I thoght it would be and after reading reviews on other sites I wasn’t planning to be too excited about the food, but I like to try everything once, especially when it involves food. Also the place probably hadn’t been updated in a couple of decades. We took my husband for his birthday. Had planned on going somewhere else but that didn’t work out. We found a table for the 5 of us, my husband and 3 kids. Their ages range from 6 to 12 & are fairly picky. My husband ordered the famous steak sandwich. My daughter and I had the Tony’s Meatball. The oldest decided on tthe roast beef and swiss and the youbgest the kids nuggests. We all loved our food! We all tried each others and ended up leaving with virtually nothing but the leftover chips which were great. The wait staff was great and made us feel at home. When we were getting our check I told her we were there to celebrate my husbands birthday and she asked us to wait. She and another waitress came out with a fresh cinnamon roll the size of a plate and sang to him which was funny. The roll was amazing and she said the owner and another guy make all the baked goods themselves. The best cinnamon roll I have tried in anlong time! So I recommend this to anyone. It was very family friendly. We live 30 minutes away and will be going back to try the calzone.

Almost a dive. lots of car posters on the wall for décor. Free wifi (if you ask for the password). Most of the waitresses are really nice (one is co-​owner I believe, and will really play along with joking around). They always have specials, and are really flexible about substituting things out (we asked to substitute spaghetti out for vegetables and they did). The waitresses will also split up checks with a big party without hesitation.
Most of the dinners come with 2 sides, which have a lot of choices. Lots of pies for dessert, but we’re dieting so we didn’t get any.

Whenever I visit a place famous for a dish, I try that dish.
So while my friends enjoyed a breakfast of French toast, pancakes and omelets, I ordered Tony’s giant steak sandwich. It basically is a chipped-​beef patty with marinara sauce on white bread. For extra, I added cheese and mushrooms.
I’m sure someone somwhere loves this sandwich, but I’m not that guy. Maybe if it were on a gourmet roll, maybe if it had grilled onions, it could be something. But as Tony designed the sandwich, it failed.
My friend who ordered pancakes didn’t finish his but admitted he wasn’t a big pancake fan to begin with. The waffles reportedly were tasty. I’m told the omelet was so-​so.
Also, the tap water and coffee at Tony’s are terrible. I imagine the water’s pulled from a swimming pool in the back and probably is responsible for the flavor of the coffee.