Favored Flavor

Been here numerous times. We followed our waitress here from Jimmy’s. (Heather) The food is reasonably priced and being a breakfast hound that I am I’m happy with the size and taste of the pancakes.
Been here numerous times. We followed our waitress here from Jimmy’s. The food is reasonably priced and being a breakfast hound that I am I’m happy with the size and taste of the pancakes.
The down side of today’s experience was not the food, employees or the location itself.
It was the clientele. There were at least 3 groups sitting around us that had their cell phones going off constantly and they never bothered to answer. Couldn’t even be bothered to put their phone on silent. The other issue were the group sitting on the complete opposite side of the restaurant. Two women brought in their children. Normally not an issue. However these women did nothing to settle the children down from yelling «Hello» to anyone who walked by. They also kept screaming at the top of their lungs they want crackers. The icing on the cake was when a police officer sitting next to us was leaving (He was a Major by the way) the children and I quote yelled. «Look mom there’s a Po-​po!»
Sadly the women in charge of these children never even attempted to settle them down, sit them down or even apologize to people around them.
Its time like that make me wish all places still had signs that read. «We reserve the right to refuse service to anyone.»
Other than the annoyances stated above Favored Flavor continues to be a solid place to eat.

The breakfast and lunch specials are very reasonably priced. The salad bar is lacking. The soup is salty. The majority of the food is low quality.
I ordered a turkey Ruben and I wouldn’t have fed the turkey to my dog, over processed dreck!
The place doesn’t look overly clean and if your under forty, you will be a minority.
The servers are your stereo typical diner type servers, most on the northern side of forty, but all more than competent as well as friendly.
The menu is large as well as varied, but just like a Yugo, regardless of how many accessories, its still a Yugo! This is the perfect example of, «you get what you pay for».