About Hot Off The Grill
Beyond their size, small businesses are defined by their spirit. And at the helm are their intrepid founders—scrappy, ambitious, and resilient. They invent and build things despite uncertainty, because it’s what drives them. Their risks lead to innovation that moves the world forward. And we need them.
11/20/2025 = 8:30AM = 4 Star = we had good food and very good costumer service, but the TV picture is fuzzy , the 2nd tv is freeze . I enjoy my food while watching tv specially in i dine in. I'll try again next time .
Steak sandwich, served with fried zucchini, onion rings, fries and a salad. The service and atmosphere are great every time. The place is clean, condiments well stocked and food is delicious.
This is a family owned business. They serve breakfast lunch and dinner, cooked to order. I had a double cheeseburger with bacon. It came with lettuce (real cold chunks of lettuce) and tomatoes. There were fries in my combo. They were hot and delicious. Definitely on my "favorites" list.
Former burger chain drive thru (probably done in by $20/hr law)...now an opportunity for an independent diner. Been eating Asian - Mex all week so wanted something different. Had the Colossal burger...what's not to like... pastrami and a burger. It was good but pretty messy. The place was bright and clean and service was quick. The menu was expansive and there are 2 other locations...it's not Triple D material but give them some love.
My family and I used to eat here all the time years ago. We came tonight for a quick drive thru meal for the memories. We asked about sides for the combos since there was no description on the menu or photos and were met with rude answers. When I asked about a couple items on the menu and they said they didn’t have what I waned I ended up choosing not to order (the rest of my family did as it was already late and they were hungry). We were further shocked when we paid $18.99 for a Caesar salad with chicken and got home and there was no dressing. I called to ask about it and was told we were supposed to ask for dressing. Then was later told, after asking more questions, that they ask which dressing is wanted when someone orders a salad, but we were not asked or informed that the salad would come dry unless we asked for dressing. I don’t expect a whole lot for a drive thru, but I do expect more than that (maybe that’s my fault, but other fast food places that aren’t even sit ins as well have better service). I found the experience disappointing, overpriced, and was irritated when my questions were met with rudeness.