I think Yitz's has seen better days, I took 5 kids with me there today for lunch. The interior although kitsch is tired and no longer fun. The tables are wobbly and the place could use a good cleaning.
They have a lunch special for $9.95, it consists of Soup, and then your choice of Ceasar/Greek Salad (as a meal) or a Deli Sandwich or Cabbage Rolls or a Chicken Dinner and last but certainly least Hamburger & Fries.
Our order:
3 Minestrone Soups
2 Matzo Ball Soups
1 Chicken Noodle
2 Corn Beef on Rye (the rye has caraway in it, I do like that but not everyone does)
1 Ceasar Salad
1 Greek Salad
1 Hamburger & Fries
Potato Latkes
4 Cokes and an Ice Tea
The minestrone was very thick have had a lot better. I did like the chicken broth in the Matzo Ball Soup but the dumpling was a bit heavy.
The sandwiches are smaller versions then you usually get at a deli but really how much meat do you need. They were also a bit dry. The hamburger was not good at all the bun was stale and the frozen crinkle dollar fries well were food court material.
The potato latkes are too thick over deep fried and not homemade. Two on the plate with apple sauce $6.75.
The Greek/Ceasar salad as the lunch meal is served on a bread plate. The Ceasar is just romaine with sparse dressing and about 5 croutons. The greek salad was good with ample feta and tomatoes but it just lacked in a lunch size portion for $9.95.
Be forwarned the pop is $1.95 each plus tax, the one ice tea for a 7 year old is $3.25 plus tax ouch....my fault didn`t read the menu.
Bill was $81.70 plus tip.....i guess not bad for 6 people i just wish the food was more fresh & better portions.
1 star for the chicken broth and 1 star for service that was good.