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  • You know, I've been going to Jack Astor's (this location specifically) since high school and it doesn't seem as though the place has changed that much. When it comes down to it, that's actually not a bad thing at all. The food is still pretty good for a big chain, the fun atmosphere is basically the same as it was then and the waitresses are still pretty cute even if I'm now older than most of them. I went most recently with the family and the fiancée (don't tell her what I said about the waitresses) and had a perfectly fine time. The booths seem a little bit more cramped but that probably because everyone is a little bigger (except for me, I weigh the same as I did in high school). The menu has changed some I'm sure but so long as the delicious, irresistible and impossibly greasy cheesy garlic pan bread is still there, I'm happy. The Elvis booth is still in the corner and the décor is still garish as ever. You get the point. I had the aforementioned cheesy bread (and actually shared some with the table), plus the Sweet & Spicy Tofu Fajitas...I first discovered them about a year or so ago and it was actually the first restaurant that I recall adding a proper protein to the vegetarian fajitas rather than just hold the meat. It's a nice (and important) touch and the fact that they're seasoned quite nicely is always a plus. Choice of Smokey BBQ, Teriyaki or (my choice) Spicy Jalapeno is also a nice touch. Everyone else had some sort of chicken sandwich or beef dip and there were no complaints. Special mention to the good fries and nice selection of beers on draught...not an extensive wine list or any fancy cask ales but this isn't the kind of place you go to for that. So yeah, it's a chain but it's a pretty good one and I'm never disappointed. I like the food just fine and I prefer it over the fancier and more expensive places like Milestone's, Earl's or Moxie's. Maybe it's just the fond memories of coming here during lunch, promising to make it back before the next period and usually missing that goal by a long shot. Or maybe it's still pretty good.
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