Triple TJS Cafe

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  This is a good little diner, with fresh food and generous portions.  We arrived in the Twilight Zone between lunch and early dinner, and the server seemed to be running the whole show herself.  I could see people in the kitchen, but they didn't seem in much of a hurry.  Excellent fries, so call it 3 1/2 starts.

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  Posted on 07.17.13 Karl D.

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  I drive by the place several times a week & finally gave it a try.
  
  It's a decent little cafe -- not a huge menu, but all the basics, *and* thankfully a veggie-burger for me.
  
   I got the veggie-burger with cheese, and it came with a side of fries.   Everything was very good, and relatively inexpensive (with an iced tea, my bill came to under $10).     Food was served quickly, and the service was friendly.
  
   It's not a place I'll go to if I'm wanting to gobble-up lots & lots of food or have a 'special' meal with a friend, but I'll definitely be patronizing the place once or twice a month when I'm nearby and wanting a relatively inexpensive & quick sit-down lunch or dinner.

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  Posted on 07.14.13 Tim T.

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  Would return again- found on Yelp while visiting town- super fresh salad- and great patty melt-

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  Posted on 09.06.12 Debbie C.

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  It's a good, simple, family owned place.  I stopped here for lunch with friends en route to a different mountain biking trail and we all ordered sandwiches.  Relatively healthy, straightforward, and filling-- just what we were looking for.
  
  The people who own it (as shown on the front of the menu) were serving us and were very nice.  Definitely a good lunch stop in town.

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  Posted on 04.08.12 Tony H.

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  This is one of two local places where we can be sure we won't be disappointed when we need a place to go with visitors. The prices are reasonable, the service is friendly, and the food is good. Pastrami sandwiches are very good, as are the ribs. The decor is reminiscent of small cafes in big East Coast cities.

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  Posted on 11.04.11 Anne W.

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  So, this cafe replaced another in the same spot. It's been around for several months now. My husband and I tried it out tonight. It is open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. It's a bit eclectic, but not in a hip way, in its decorating style. Booths and a few tables, yellow walls, an odd assortment of wall decor, and a huge painted shark on the floor.  
  The menu is two sides of a plastic menu card. Basic, reasonable, with a few sandwiches, a couple of salads, one soup (veggie beef), a few entrees, and a couple of desserts (outrageously priced at $6.99 a slice for cake that is NOT that special).  
  My husband ordered a burger and fries that was dripping grease like nobody's business. The fries tasted okay, and the bun was toasted, which is always nice. I had the fish'n'chips. Plus is that it was not a beer batter and they had malt vinegar. The down side? It turned out that is was just a frozen concoction of three little fillets with more batter than anything. It was all served pretty quickly....that's when we discovered that nothing was made fresh...it's just all frozen and deep fried to the table. blech!        For  a Friday night....there were two other tables besides us. Not impressed.
  We wish there was one really great place to eat in this town. This isn't it.

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  Posted on 07.08.11 Katie P.

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