The Park is like an Eat 'n Park, but different. There are only three in WestPa and it is a 50's style dinning concept from the Eat 'n Park restaurant chain. I ate breakfast here a few times as it was close to my hotel.
Atmosphere - 50's style dinner and a little dingier than I expected.
Service - OK, the waitress seemed a little miserable and grumpy. I was told by my coworker, who visited the place for dinner that the waitresses in the evening are more pleasant. Maybe cause the evenings are dominated by college aged waitresses ... who knows?
Food - Similar to the what is served at an Eat ' n Park (just no Smiley Faces ... e.g. pancakes, waffles.) I had the blueberry pancakes one time and french toast another. Get the pancakes, they are great. Avoid the bacon, which was cooked to dehydration and ready for the space shuttle. Sausage patties were good as was the orange juice. My coworker stated the milkshakes are excellent.
Suggestion - Since morning service is grumpy, go in the evening for the cheery coeds.
Overall - The Park was just ... OK, I still like any type of Eat 'n Park better than the Denny's or IHOPs that I have been to, but it depends on which E 'n P you go to as some are better than others at putting a smile on your face.
Hey, that was their old tag line!!!