I came here looking for Greek food...the menu is a little sparse in that area, in my opinion. I'd prefer that my Greek restaraunt have a predominantly Greek menu. Paragon's seemed to be mostly a traditional American diner menu with a few Greek items tossed in. C'est la vie.
I had a Greek skillet. It was hash browns, topped with gyro meat, onions, peppers, tomatoes, feta and two eggs cooked to order (scrambled for me.) The food came quickly and was good. Nothing spectacular, but good.
The place was clean and about half the tables had people at them prior to noon.
An interesting little family type restaurant. Â The times I've been there I felt like the closest person to my age, besides the waitress, probably served in WWII, but they seemed to be on to something. Â Tons of stuff on the menu, and have always like it, especially the breakfast items. Â Could stand to have a little decor update, but outside of that, great little restaurant.
Review Source:The Paragon is one of my favorite restaurants. Â It is easy to miss, and I highly suggest that you don't. Â You will recognize this restaurant as a friendly place as soon as you walk in the door. Â The food, which is Greek and American, is fantastic - and they provide generous portions. Â Besides the amount of food you get, the dinner rolls will fill you up before you even get your salad! Â Try the gyros; they are amazing! The price range is excellent. Â I had my birthday dinner at The Paragon this year, and for 4 people, we only paid $34.00! Â This is certainly the best value in the entire city.
Review Source:This family restaurant is unbeatable. Â The service is friendly and considerate, the food is awesome and inexpensive and the atmosphere is warm and welcoming. Â There's no such thing as a light meal. Â Must-try dishes include their unbeatable omelets, gigantic dinner salads, and the wonderful cabbage soup that is their special every Wednesday. Â The coffee is great, too.
Review Source:I love this place, been going for years to get the massive gyros. The food is all homemade and tasty. The chicken sandwiches are filled with a chicken breast as big as your head and super juicy. They have a wonderful chicken and rice soup...all homemade! The owner, Nick is always there and the wait staff has always been cordial.
Definitely check this place out... they have such a big menu, you'll have to keep going back to try everything... go with an appetite and maybe a friend to help you eat your serving because you get A lot of food!
Is the homecooked food good? Yes, it's delicious...the staff is friendly, and the atmosphere is homey.
Now for the reason for 2 stars...I don't know about you, but the smell of dirty dishrags, and the feel of sticky tables, kinda give me the eebie geewies...wish I could get past it, but I can't and so I will let others enjoy their food, without my presence.
How did I live within 10 minutes of this place for 5 years and never hear of it? I am so glad my coworkers talk were talking about it, I decided to check out the menu on the web after looking it over and deciding they had just about everything we headed there for dinner. Â I had heard the Gyro was really good so thats what I ordered I got the plate with fries and a side (got the split pea soup). Â The bowl of soup was huge I was expecting a small cup, it was good, not the best but hey it was just the soup. Â They gave us a basket of rolls and crackers the rolls were excellent. Â Then arrives what I can only describe as a mountain of food piled on a plate. Â The Gyro was absolutly enormous, loaded with meat, topped with sliced onion, and tomato slices. Â On the side, a leaf of lettuce, with feta cubes, olives and some tatziki sauce. I am going to start by saying I had to eat about half the meat with the tatziki before I was going to attempt to pick this up like a sandwich. Â The best Gyro I have ever had! Â Didn't touch the fries, shouldn't have ordered them. Â Anyway I now frequent this place at least once a week, I have tried the reuben, very good, and the fried chicken (worth the wait). Â Friday night is free dessert, get there early for best selection. Â The cheesecake is delicious, as is the carrot cake. Â Definatly a great value and no way to leave hungry unless you don't order. Â I frequent this place at lunch and usually share a sandwhich platter with a coworker. Â The service is efficient and the owner is very friendly and welcoming. Â Our kids love this place too, cant wait to try it for breakfast!
Review Source:Located in a mini mall setting at the far end, if you didn't know it was there you might miss it. Â There menu is so extensive that if you want, they will have it. Â Plus you get so much food, you will take some home with you. Â The quality of the food is great as is the service. Â The building itself is nothing special, but the food more then covers that problem.
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