First Street Family

Went to this place with family. Good service, good hash browns. Quick. Only issue was the gravy. Wasn't the

I visited the diner with a long-standing patron who has been going there for 30+ years. He is now visiting from out of state and wanted to have a reminiscent get together with his church friends. Twelve of us were crowded into a small booth. The female “manager” refused to seat us at a larger table in the back room, which was available. The only option given to us was to stay in the crowded booth or split up our party and sit apart, in different booths. The manager was patronizingly rude. Because our guest is now visiting from out of state and will only be here for a short while, he chose to stay in the crowded booth with his friends. i walked out and will never step foot in that place again. If this is how they treat their dedicated patrons, I can only imagine how they treat their other customers.

Great food and. Great service breakfast menu morning is

A quaint, peaceful and delightful establishment that has a wonderful atmosphere with a clean arrangement. Had the chilli and cheese omelette, and the cook was gracious to add some paprika at my request for a spicy zing. A pleasant fare and with equally good service. Many thanks to the servers and the cook for the satisfying experience. Success and prosperity to the First Street Family Restaurant.

This is a really home-style restaurant, similar to a Coco's, but with a less corporate look and feel. The food here is always good, and the staff are all very friendly. We usually go 2-3 times a month and order omelettes, which are great. They do tend to over-cook the hash browns, though, so be warned that you may need to ask them to go easy on the potatoes. Also, for locals trying to go back north on First St., there is no easy way!!!