Russ' Restaurant

Tried out a new restaurant for breakfast today. Convenient location, lots of parking. They were very busy when we arrived, and we had to wait about 10-15 minutes for a seat. We were waited on quickly, coffee and water served , order was taken fast. We ordered the French toast and a western omelette. I would say that both were just so so. And they got the order wrong, hashbrowns instead of the American fries that I ordered. Coffee was very good. Servings were on the average size, but the price was good. Lots of people were there, so it seems many people like the food here. We probably wouldn’t go back.

- Matthew Curry -

Great restaurant, it was cold the night we went and our group was from MI and MA so we thought it felt amazing! If you can sit outside bc the view was amazing. Watching the sunset and eating good food was the vibe. We didnt know their was a whole beach party going on the other side of the property. It wasnt loud where we were at and didnt see it till we walked outside. Great energy, great gift shop and the Manager came around twice to check in on us. Very friendly but our lovely server was amazing and you can tell she was experienced with the menu. She did say she had been there 2 years and that makes a difference because she cared to stay so she wont be afraid to give suggestions.

- Sarah McKenzie -

The Comfort of Russ's ​At Russ's, where the neon sign Glows with a welcoming design, A humble stop upon the way, To brighten every passing day. The air inside is warm and thick, With scent of coffee, strong and quick, And sizzling hashbrowns, golden-brown, The finest fare in every town. ​The booths are vinyl, soft and deep, Where secrets sometimes fall asleep, And laughter echoes, low and bright, Beneath the soft and even light. The menu board, a classic sight, Presents a bounty, day and night. From "Big Russ" burgers piled up high, To pies that beckon to the eye— With lemon meringue that stands so tall, The sweetest treat to crown it all. ​The staff moves with a practiced grace, A friendly smile on every face. They pour the refills, never tiring, Their service warm and so inspiring. It's more than just a place to eat, A local hub, a fond retreat. Where families gather, old and new, And comfort food is always true. For simple goodness, tried and tested, In every memory invested, Russ's remains, a beacon clear, Dispelling doubt and banishing fear, A hometown flavor, rich and pure, A feeling that will long endure.

- Frank Schmidt -