City Cafe

Business was recently purchased and when we tried to pay with a City Cafe gift card we were told, "the new owner won't accept that." They instead tried to offer a percentage discount on the meal instead. I am no lawyer, but I am pretty sure re that isn't how that works. New prices are very high for very mediocre quality food. When combining that with arrogant owners that apparently don't feel the need to honor the debts that they purchased when taking over an existing business, it will be very easy to NEVER visit again.

This has been family's favorite place to eat after church for many years. In the past 2 months, there is new ownship. The food quality and taste has declined drastically, portions are much smaller as well. The same great waitresses are there and the new owners seem nice. I hope they are able to get the old food suppliers back to get the quality back up.

If I could give a 0 star I would!! 0 quality and no respect to their customers. Could not slice the kabob and hard to chew (if you could even get a slice)!!!! The rice was not made fresh! We were excited about the Persian restaurant but we got so disappointed. Specially from the behavior of the owner!! Such a shame.

I LOVE City Cafe. A good ole southern meat-n-three in all aspects. Delicious made from scratch southern food and sweet tea with a different menu each day. And the service is second to none. Oh, and you have to try one of the pies while you're there. Oh my the pies!!! UPDATE: City Cafe is now open for breakfast and it is just as good as you'd expect from them. In a word, delicious!!!