Lunch stop in between leaving my internship and going to the shelter.
Already had to park at one end of the street and walk farther than usual to get to work due to BluesFest preparations
Then my smart behind decided to walk in the opposite direction toward the other and of the street, passing a nearby Mexican restaurant along the way because I thought this diner would be cheaper; I was mistaken
Mom n Pop; only open until 2:30pm daily; two waitresses for the entire joint; you get what you order and they don't waste no time
Unapologetically old school; outdated decor and furniture; tunes that I could live without (I just can't get with country music); BUT friendly service and plenty of Lansing/Spartan spirit
Veggie omelet with cheddar + hashbrowns + big ole block of wheat toast with mixed berry jelly + big ole glass of water; all for $7-something; nothing fancy or special, but not bad at all
Didn't think I was going to eat it all, but I guess I was more famished than I'd thought
Best slice of toast I've had in my life! I don't know where they got that bread from or what's in it, but it was wonderful
All in all it was alright; probably won't be coming back to this place though; I'll try the Mexican place next time
Another cafe I hadn't been to yet; straight from the shelter trying to get some studying in before closing
Hardly any customers here though, and zero students other than myself; the place is kinda tucked away and their goods are overpriced, so maybe that has something to do with it
So much to choose from! And nice staff
And the award for longest wifi password ever goes to.... this place!
Chicken Gyro + baked chips + Superfruit smoothie; was decent but not decent enough to merit the $11-something I paid for it
Clever sign warning parents to keep an eye on their kids
Sweets so tempting! Well-made and delicious-looking desserts just staring back at me; I could faintly hear them calling my name BUT! I didn't give in
Not exactly disappointed, but again another place that I probably won't come back to
Old Town Diner - Lansing (19 September)
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