Andrea’s Garden

Divey classic little neighborhood diner with a ton of stuff on the menu. My fiancé and I dine here quite often as the prices are good, we usually go home with leftovers and it’s close to the house. Most of the waitresses are very friendly, except a few of the newer ones. All in all, not a bad place for a decent meal.

Way too much on the menu and nothing good on it the food is dated as well as the staff other the the lamb that was right from frozen and tazeki sauce was lumpy and there was hair in my food but dont worrie they took 2 dollars off my mail and never after taking 50% of my food away. The lemon rice soup was way over salted and right out of a can. Nothing was freash nothing was good and was only 20 dollars still hungry. So gross

Love Andreas Garden restaurant! Delicious food, large portions and great prices. The service is quick and the staff is friendly. Some of my favorites dishes are — fish & chips, lemon rice soup, chicken stir fry and patty melt. Can’t go wrong with any of those!

Avoid this place by all means. Half the food comes out of the microwave. If I wanted frozen food I could get it at the grocery store. So to sum this up this place SUCKS !!!

Great service and great all American food!

Hubs and I ate here last week for the 1^st in a long time. He got the meatloaf dinner (said it was very good) Dinners come with soup and salad. I got the turkey dinner which was pretty good. Very large portions. The cabbage soup was very good, just would like it a little hotter. Had fantastic server (sorry, can’t remember her name) loved her knowledge of the menu and her cheery disposition. The food is certainly not gourmet but when I don’t want to cook, I just want food, as long as it has decent taste and decent service, I’m happy. Will go back.

A stable little diner that’s been around for years…
I used to come in before classes, slop down all my books, order some grub and hang out for a bit until class started.
I used to get this strawberry spinach salad that was really good and healthy… I loved it.
This is a Greek themed diner… which is fine with me… they have really good menu options…
They also have a FABULOUS dessert menu… on this past visit, it was only a couple of hours passed breakfast for me, so I really wasn’t that hungry, but was in the mood for a cup of coffee and something sweet… I wrangled up a slice of French silk pie, and Lemon meringue pie (and a to-​go container) and mmmmmm… they both hit the spot!
Yum, stop in… it’s not a bad place to grab some eats!

Best place for a bowl of soup! Always great service and good food! The bread they give you with dinner has the best taste!

I’d love to write about their food, but unable to because they wouldn’t allow me to order what I wanted. We are across the street and called to order carryout for my young daughter and myself. I was informed that they do not sell items of the children’s menu for carryout. I told then it was for my daughter but they didn’t care. I don’t want to pay extra for food she’ll never finish and I certainly don’t like being treated like a liar and would much rather drive down the road and give another business my money.

Stopped in for some breakfast, I made it just in time. It was okay, ordered eggs and toast with sausage. I was expecting a better taste but overall it was okay. The coffee was not to par just kinda average. It was an average meal for an average sunday. give it a try or don’t.

First time and last time I will be here. French onion soup had a piece of processed swiss type cheese laid on top and not melted, salad was lettuce and 1 tomato, and the almond boneless chicken was horrible, no taste and the chicken was tough.

I went here for the first time and i will not be back again. I had the chicken noodle soup and there was no chicken in it. Also, it wasnt good chicken noodle soup. My girlfriend had the homemade chili. She said it was different, not what she expected. Will not try it again. We then ordered chocolate cake which was so cold, it was almost frozen. (Still good cake though). The manager gave me a nasty look when i said i wanted to leave a $ 2 tip on a $ 8 meal.

Great breakfast. Sausage patties are the best. Hot coffee. Good service and fast. Tables are not wiped down, a bit dirty with spare silverware and coffee cups along with jelly, butter, coffee cream and syrup. It’s a pain to clean tables well with clutter but can be done.

Breakfast here was great. Cheap price, good quality, great portion. Waffle, pancakes, omelets: they do it right.

This place ain’t bad if you’re looking for a diner-​style setting with larger food portions at a nice price.
My coworkers seemed to always pick up salads from this place, so one day we all went to lunch there. Beside the cole slaw — which was so bland and tasted pretty awful — everything else was pretty solid. The service was very good (we had a nice older woman who was cracking jokes about portion sizes), our table had a full pitcher of ice water at our disposal and the bread rolls that come with meals are very good.
I ordered the gyro with fries. It was a large gyro full of lamb, chopped white onions and tomatoes. It came with the tzaziki sauce, which was good but not as great as you can find at other places. Alas, the gyro was quite filling and good for the price. The fries were especcialy tasty, rivaling Coney Island fries in terms of taste and texture.
The best part was that both items together didn’t even cost $ 7. The menu is also HUGE — I’m talking one of the biggest menus I have ever seen anywhere. Some people look at that as a good thing or a bad thing, but I’ll let you decide. It’s worth a visit if you’re looking for a well-​priced meal and a full stomach.

Love coming here for breakfast! My husband and I work midnights and usually meet up here in our usual spot with our favorite waitress! She knows my husbands order every time and we love her! Great food and service with lots of smiles!

Never been in here before, but it’s been here forever. I didn’t know what I wanted to get, I came in late and most of the specials were gone, and they had like a whole page of stuff to choose from. When i’m not sure, and it being Lent and all, I went with the Fish and Chips. For diners like this, the Fish and chips is usually a good benchmark of anything else coming out of the kitchen. Well, the fish tasted good, but it was not nearly warm enough and it was a bit more oily than i’d care for, but I have an odd feeling that being there so late, they may have had to re-​heat the fryer and it just wasn’t quite there yet. Honestly, I would have waited the extra 5 – 10 min to get it right, I was in no rush.
Great service, pretty quiet older crowd in here. I was the youngest person in the joint by 20 years. Nice place overall though.

Andrea’s Garden reminds me of Monk’s from Seinfeld. It is a medium sized diner. They cater to seniors and the after church crowd.
They do serve up a decent breakfast. I like the Greek omelet. I appreciate that they will substitute cottage cheese for the hash browns and toast that comes with breakfast dishes. It is actually hard to find a place that does that. Order coffee and you get the whole pot, which, they will refill as needed.
They make a pretty good gyro for the area. Tuna and chicken salads are solid. So is their Greek salad. If you get a burger, make sure it is the Angus burger (which is found on the special menu not the regular menu).
They serve the basics, but offer daily specials. For example, they have stuffed cabbage on Tuesday. Stuffed peppers on Wednesday. Thursday is chicken pot pie night. Portions are ample.
The service is fast and friendly. Prices are low. Seniors get a 10% discount.

Certain dishes are good but the fact that you can’t get more than one refill on your 14 ounce glass filled with ice and a lemon seems odd. It costs them .15 to pour it so why be tight when a customer wants their 3^rd «half glass» of refreshment.
Polite and attentive staff and great fish and chips!

My wife and I had dinner at Andrea’s last night. I read the reviews and think maybe they were eating somewhere different than me.
Here’s the good: The service was great. We had a lovely lady who knew the menu inside and out. Also, you get a lot of food. The price was very reasonable as well.
The bad: The food is not good. I had a burger which consisted of a heated up frozen patty, some funky lettuce and it was luke warm. I also had cole slaw which was made from bagged slaw and some Marzetti’s thrown over it.
My wife had pierogis which were obviously purchased elsewhere and merely heated up in the back.
If you like fresh, tasty food — avoid this place at all costs.
If you like cheap food and don’t care if it’s just frozen stuff heated up, go here or buy yourself a Stoefers and stay home!!!
We won’t bother going back.