We walked in the front door and straight back to 1992. The place was clean and busy with penny pinching senior citizens. Our booth table combo seat came with two sided laminated menus and a young skinny blonde waitress with no name tag. I asked her what was good and she recommended waffles or the fried chicken wrap. We got a waffle combo with eggs and sausage and a Greek skillet served on a plate appearing in a manner that suggested the ingredients were never anywhere near an actual skillet.
My waffle made a fashionably late entrance after the rest of our order for some odd reason, but it was way better than the woefully mediocre-at-best parsley garnished fare we had been enduring. The good news was they only wanted $16.24 for everything and service was fast and unobtrusive.
What I REALLY wanted to say when they asked how everything was: "Appropriately priced"