Tony’s Kitchen

Love this place. The service and food are excellent. We had a surprise dinner for my mom here and the owner and staff were nothing but kind and generous and friendly. The atmosphere is relaxing. I plan on coming back regularly.

I had read on instagram that Tony's Kitchen was open on Thanksgiving day and children were able to dine for free. I was so impressed with their generosity to the community that I made a point to visit today for my first time. Total success in every way. Greeted and served by Lizette - and she was excellent! Friendly, knowledgeable, helpful and attentive. The food was delicious! We had Calamari, Chicken Parm, Spaghetti w/meat sauce and outstanding Tiramisu for dessert. I will definitely be returning!

We came at around 3 on a Saturday afternoon. Not too busy, so we got seated and served drinks right away. Interior is pretty with papel picado hanging from the ceiling. They ran out of Ravioli so we got Chicken Parmigiana instead. We got Al Pastor Quesadilla, Chicken Parmigiana (comes with garlic bread), Lasagna (comes with garlic bread), and Mac and Cheese.Al Pastor Quesadilla: Good, served with Guacamole, Sour Cream, and Pico de Gallo on the side.Chicken Parmigiana with Alfredo Sauce: okay, generous amount of chicken and it was super tender. We still prefer the Ravioli over this.Lasagna: always yummy. This is the second time I've ordered it and still could not finish it in one sitting. Mac and Cheese: would definitely get again. Tastes so good when it came right out.Garlic Cheese Bread: softer than the usual Garlic bread (maybe because of the cheese?). Still delicious but I prefer the crunch of the Garlic bread

Came here for Fourth Friday and it was stupendous! Got a seat right away event though Fourth street was crowded. Fast, efficient service and my shrimp burrito was delicious. Very reasonably priced. We will definitely return again.

We noticed this restaurant on yelp and were curious since it was close by! We decided to try it and were impressed with how good the food turned out for breakfast. My husband was very impressed with the French toast because the bread used had infused cinnamon so it gave it a different flavor than traditional French toast. It felt like I went to Mexico for a second. I ordered the green chilaquiles and I was happy with my selection! I prefer savory breakfast than a sweet breakfast like pancakes etc. It looked like the restaurant was family operated but I didn't get to ask. They came around to check on us often, and asked if I wanted more coffee. I had added carne asada (steak) to it since it was an option. I should have done without it because I didn't like how it was marinated. The restaurant had cute wall murals that reminded me of pueblitos in Mexico. It is a little small place but overall it was nice to sit inside.

We stopped at this quaint little spot, believe it or not, while on the way to eat at another restaurant a few doors down lol. I had a sudden urge to try something new and was glad I did. Tony's claims to represent Italian and Mexican food. As it was my first meal of the day, I opted for breakfast. The chilaquiles were pretty good. I ordered it with the green sauce (red is also offered). I appreciate that it comes with 2 eggs. Many places only serve it with one leaving me a bit unsatisfied. The eggs were perfectly over easy and the rice/beans were pretty good. I didn't try the omelette but my husband really liked it. And by the way it was a chicken chile verde. The potatoes were yummy as was the pancake (not pictured). We also ordered a side of sausage which was sliced down the middle and had a sage or herby flavor to it. The service was very friendly and efficient. It's not a big restaurant but it's clean and cute. I can't wait to try a lunch there.

Hubs decided to give them another try and ordered his eggs over easy this time. (plus he got one of my eggs & sausage, so who could complain?!)We both agreed everything was thoroughly scrumptious. I think much of their clientele is overflow from memaws next door for those who don't want to wait...& then accidentally find the gem that is this quaint, family-owned restaurant. If I can pull myself away from the french toast, I think I'll try the chilaquiles next time.

What a great find of a wonderful Mom & Pop restaurant - and well deserving of their 4.7 stars! Also please note that they close at 8:00 so come earlier but it wasn't crowded at all (but it should be!)I got the Lasagna ($16) and it was fantastic - and the portion is very large so I definitely felt satisfied. It also came with a generous salad. I got Caesar and it was really good & came with cucumbers & cherry tomatoes.My girlfriend got the Chicken Marsala ($20) with garlic mashed potatoes and some of the best asparagus I've ever had! (You don't hear that too often do you?) ...but they had char marks on it and was also sautéed so nice. Chicken Marsala also comes with a generous salad.We finished off this delicious dinner with Peach Cobbler a-la-mode ($10). It was large with 2 scoops of delicious, creamy vanilla ice cream and it was fantastic - a great way to wrap up this beautiful meal!

Quaint and Cozy dining atmosphere. The food is well made and prepared with high-quality ingredients. They offer a variety of different dishes. The service is a bit off at times.

Love this place. Friendly staff. Loads of options and have yet to be disappointed in anything we've gotten. We specifically love their breakfast burritos. Would recommend