Pitstop

Feels silly calling the pit stop a hidden gem when it’s been featured on the food network, but that’s exactly what it is. From the outside it looks like an unassuming burger joint, but stepping inside its quickly apparent there’s so much more going on. We started with the sides of their delicious house made soup along with a fresh summer salad. A delicious clam chowder and probably the best butternut squash soup I’ve ever had. Split a simple yet perfectly done steak sandwich as well as some phenomenal brisket tacos that were on special. The homemade sauces perfectly complimented the delicious tacos. These should be added to the menu IMO. After hearing another table raving over the homemade coconut cream cheese cake we forced ourselves to order that and an apple turnover. OMG THE BEST COCONUT CHEESECAKE I have ever tasted. I will travel just for another slice of that delicious cake. Oh and the whole time the owner Tony was popping over to each table with a familiar greeting or a quick witted one liner checking on everyone. There’s no wonder this spot has been open and serving the local community 20+ years. A true discover yet still somehow hidden gem!!!!!!

The place was featured on diners, drive-ins and dives so of course you have to try it if the mayor of flavor town recommends it. The food is traditional American fare and man does it taste good. Unfortunately the place is in dire need of a remodel, the floors are old and dirty, the doors are open so bugs can fly in and the seats are uncomfortable. The staff is friendly and the food is awesome for a fair price but please freshen up the place .