I will state that this is the worst restaurant that I have ever visited. Â Ever! Â I have been three times, each time the experience when I thought could not get worse, did. Â
My first experience was that my burgers not cooked, so when I sent it back my whole party was done their meal, and then some before I got my food back, with cold fries and no apology. Â We ended up trying it again, this time I got the same server and again ordered a burger, this time a hockey puck would have been chewier then what I got. Â I did not even touch it and left. Â
The last time I went I got breakfast, I got someone else's order. Â That happens, I let the waitress know that their was a mistake, she went into defensive mode. Â All at the same time, the person's food I got was right behind me. Â We switched plates and thought it was done and had a good chuckle about it. Â Then we got the bill, she billed me for the other persons food and vice versa. Â I showed her the mistake and then the manager came over. Â I know it is their job to defend their staff, I expect that but when you have two people in front of you trying to explain the issue you should some times realize that the customer sometimes is right. Â
Three strikes your out....
This place has been renamed DeBroux's Diner (or as they say in Chicago - DUH-bros).
This is a four star place with a five star server (Meggan) so it gets 4.5 stars in my book. The lamb sandwich was the best I ever had and the side dish of mixed vegetables was a world apart from the usual soggy bland stuff other places serve. The lamb and other meats comes from a local source which seems to add to the quality and flavor.
Meggan gets the credit for making the experience a great one. Without her I may have ordered something that was not as memorable as the lamb. She was also friendly, attentive (on a busy day) and smart.
I would go out of my way to go back there.
Eh. Â The first few times we went there, I thought it was good. Â Their breakfast is decent, but nothing spectacular. Â I do think that the prices are a bit high, considering the quality of food. Â I get irritated paying almost the same price for a kids meal as an adult meal.
We went for fish on a recent Friday and it was kind of odd. Â I can't explain why, it just tasted a little weird.
I have been here 3-4x in the past  6 months and I have gotten either the turkey ruben sandwich with sweet potato fries or the grilled chicken sandwich. Both were very good and filling. Price is good, staff was nice and quick. Felt a little cold each time I was in there but otherwise clean and not to busy at the time. My folks both tell me the soups are very good although small in there portions. Great atmosphere!
Review Source:Went to Brouxnellie's on a Sunday afternoon with my husband, we were one of three parties in the restaurant. Â We were seated a couple minutes after arriving, as the one staff member was the waitress, host and buser. Â Not an unreasonable wait considering. Â
Waitress was pleasantly attentive with a good attitude and checked in on us often, and we received everything she could get us in a prompt and polite manner. Â She was pretty great, if a bit overwhelmed. Â
I ordered a breakfast meal of bacon, eggs and french toast, my husband ordered their chicken club sandwich with fries. Â Food took 30-40 minutes to arrive after ordering, with no one even in the kitchen for the first 20 minutes, I assume both cooks were on break? Â Once the cooks arrived they wore no gloves or hats/nets and were regularly touching their hair/ears/noses and then the food they were prepping. Â Once our meals arrived all of mine was either lukewarm or cold, and had obviously been sitting for awhile. Â My husband's was hot and pretty standard diner fair, thus the two stars, though not a single piece of food had a trace of seasonings on it. Â
It's too bad, as I like the 50s diner/malt shop vibe, though maybe playing Ring of Fire three times in 15 minutes is not so good as I now have it stuck in my head. Â I won't be going back.
Was in Oregon for several weeks clearing out my parent's apartment. Saw that Brouxnellies seemed to have good reviews through local reviewers. I tried the place twice while I was there. I ordered burgers both time and did take out. Both burgers were very salty. I also didn't like that the fries were coated with something. The ciabatta bun was good but I was really disappointed with the overall meals. I have eaten at Brouxnellies previously while visiting my family in town. The restaurant is okay but I don't think that the food is anything special.
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