Two Bucks

my daughter and i  decided 2 try it. we both went 4 the asian salad ,they give u a very very small container of dressing. i asked the waiter 4 a couple more of the dressings no problem ,i alsohad a order of french fries which were pretty good.  when we got are our bill we noticed a extra charge 4 the 2 very small containers of dressing  = 50 cents each ==   if u r going 2 nickle dime people like that u r not going 2 stay in business 2 long.  the thing that pissed me the most was waiter not saying '' sorry i have' 2 charge extra the dressing '',  i would of gotten it anyways.  we arrived there about 12:45 and the place was empty  2 at the bar and 1 other table.  next store is friday's rest.  there lot was pretty full.  this place is going 2 have hard time here =  2 other places  didn't fare well ==

A few co-workers wanted to try Two Bucks yesterday for lunch.  I joined them with my usual culinary curiosity as this restaurant is very near my place of work.  Upon arrival, we sat ourselves and the waiter took our drink orders.  Within a few short minutes, our drinks arrived and we placed our lunch orders.

I ordered the Pork Wrap with a side of fries.  When it arrived, it was warm and tasty.  It was a little bland, but since there was hot sauce on each table, I used some to spice it up.  The fries tasted like fresh cut and they were yummy.

Ironically, I only saw two items on the menu that are two bucks.  I didn't notice anything that really stood out about this place.  They have a decent selection of sliders, but the sliders are fairly small.  I realize sliders are inherently small, but these seemed small for a place that specializes in them.

I'd recommend it, but it's just 'typical'.

My husband and I were in the area, and thought that we would try the newly opened Two Bucks restaurant.   The menu selections are limited, but there were some pretty decent choices.  I opted for the black/bleu sliders which are 3 for $6.   There were at least 8-10 slider choices and for $1 extra, you can mix and match your selection.  My husband ordered the boneless barbecue wings ($8).  We also order the sage & garlic french fries (a la carte $2), the waitress mentioned that the portion was large enough to share.   Our order arrived promptly, and upon glancing at the fries, we knew immediately that we would need another order...lol!.  My burgers were cooked well, with just a sprinkling of bleu cheese and a cajun aioli spread, which conflicted with the bleu cheese, just a little bit.  I scraped off the spread.  My husband thought that the boneless wings were sufficient.  The star of the meal was definitely the fries.  Handcut, deep-fried and tossed with sage and garlic.  They were cooked perfectly, not at all greasy and as I mentioned previously, we had two orders.  All-in-all this was an ok meal, great price $19 for 2 entrees, 2 orders of fries and beverages. The staff was super friendly.   I would return.