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The Yankee Kitchen Youngstown, OH Date of Visit: 02/05/11 No Known Website We have been going to
the Yankee Kitchen for years, long before they were in their current
location. Now the place is not well appointed. It’s not even clean
to be completely honest. Most of the time the tables and floor could
use wipe-down if not a good sandblasting. Just a word of warning: if
you are using the ladies room…apparently you will want to keep a
hand on the door to keep it from swinging open and giving a part of
the dining room a show no one was expecting. Doesn’t seem to matter
though, as everytime we go the tables are all full. The service is
hectic and often scattered but most of the time the servers are
treading water as fast as humanly possible to keep afloat. The
prices are certainly fair if not a real deal. There is one
particular dish that keeps me headed towards the kitchen, especially
in the morning and obviously I’m not alone. |
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My brother is a fan of
the burgers and it’s been years since I tried one. It does look like
a good sandwich. Somehow looking at the menu I was struck by an open
faced turkey sandwich. When I ordered it, my brother quietly voiced
the word…Brave. Turns out it’s not just brave but a foul error in
judgment. It is preceded by a salad which they will allow you to
cover with their Russian dressing. A richer and sweeter version of a
French dressing. The salad dressing might be worth ordering the
sandwich, if it weren’t so bad. Alongside of instant mash there is a
pile of sliced processed turkey that was cold, even under a slick of
canned gravy, and had a sticky gross consistency between the slices.
Foul Fowl! It was really disgusting. I will be certain to stay to my
standard at the Yankee Kitchen from here on out. |
Sounded Like it Was Good |
Grody...Odie!!! |
The End of the Yankee Rainbow |
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Lots of Feta, Mild and Perfect |
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C- | B | C- | A | F | C- | ||
Feta n Eggs | Gravy Couldn't Hide Any of It |