Classy Cow Food Joint — Restaurant in East Greenwich Township

My review goes like this, walking in you feel like you're in a office lobby My review goes like this: Walking in, you feel like you're in an office lobby, not a food joint. It seems they have probably three to four too many employees standing around than they need. Honestly, I wanted to love this place because we have very few restaurants around here. The staff was very nice, and the owner/manager that checked on us was great, but the only good food item we found was the French fries. The burger I originally ordered was sour or just weird tasting; I was told it was the spices. Being a burger connoisseur, I tried to like it, but it just tasted weird to me. In any case, the owner/manager replaced it with a BBQ brisket sandwich. The brisket itself was cooked absolutely perfectly, but it just didn't taste like BBQ. What looked like BBQ sauce was almost tasteless; it didn't have any smoked flavor.

Note: The buns were maybe not correct for BBQ sandwiches; nothing wrong with the bread, just too thick and dense for a couple menu items. Good news: they serve Pennsylvania Dutch birch beer.y I wanted to love this place because we have very few restaurants around here, the staff was very nice and the owner/manager that checked on us was great but the only good food item we found was the French fries, the burger i originally ordered was sour or just weird tasting, I was told it was the spices, being a burger connoisseur I tried to like it but it just taste weird to me, in any case the owner/manager replaced it with a BBQ brisket sandwich, the brisket itself was cooked absolutely prefect but it just didn't taste like BBQ, what looked like BBQ sauce was almost tasteless, it didn't have any smoked flavor. Note: the buns were maybe not correct for BBQ sandwiches, nothing wrong with the bread just to thick and dense for a couple menu items. Good news they serve Pennsylvania...

We went to the other location first, 3 minutes before they were closing. They offered to serve us, but we really wanted to eat in. So, they sent us to this location. We weren't going to go at first, but one of the employees ran to our car to tell us how great this location was. He was so upbeat and cheerful that we just had to go. So, we get here, and... just WOW. I have never been greeted by so many friendly happy people at ANY business, EVER. The owner took our order, every employee was smiling. The owner apologized profusely about the other place closing. Checked on us personally during our meal. She gave us a free cookie as an apology. The customer service here is just stellar. I got the Smoked Gouda Burger, which to be honest was decent, but not great. The fries were freaking awesome though. My wife got the fish and chips. She said the fish was amazing, and she substituted sweet potato fries for the regular fries. The sweet potato fries came with some sort of homemade sweet butter. I had some of those, with the butter, and they are probably some of the best ones I've ever had. The butter was amazing. Her food came with coleslaw which was also really good. She also got some fresh squeezed Lemonade which she said was really good. All in all, it's a really great place. I'd go back just for the customer service, but the great food means I'll probably be back a lot. Thanks for the...

Shared dinner here on an early Tuesday summer-weather evening with one other adult. Very little has changed since I visited this food eatery under the previous similar style name and management.

Everyone we interacted with was welcoming and very friendly. Ordering was straight-forward and done directly at the cash register. [Please note you can save 5% on your food bill if you pay with cash.] We waited a while for our food to arrive at our table but certainly not an unreasonable period.

I had the pulled pork platter with two sides, and just water to drink. The fries were very flavorful and interesting to eat. I would prefer pulled pork that was made into smaller shreds and thus easier to eat. Thank you to management for serving metal forks and knives.

The eat-in tables remain just as sticky as they were during my previous owners' visits here - I'm not sure why they are this way.

We did not realize that the restaurant closes at 7pm (some nights of the week) and we were still sitting there 20 minutes after the door was apparently locked. There was a young family of four ready to walk in to have dinner when we finally got out the door; they were as shocked as us to learn that it was already closed for...