Kim's

I live nearby and i am trying so hard to love Kim's, but I am underwhelmed every time I go. Am I ordering the wrong menu items? Going at the wrong time? I don't know, but i will continue to try out of convenience and keep reporting back! Kim's is a smaller, locally owned business. The bar often has a group of regulars at it, though I have never had a hard time getting a stool. Perfect place to go enjoy a cold one. The staff is friendly and helpful, very attentive as well. There are not a ton of tables and I could see there being a wait pretty easily, but I have not encountered this issue. I should mention there is an outdoor patio that I cannot wait to sit on come summer. The food is where they lose me every time. When I moved into the area I ordered 8 pizza's to go to feed my family and my movers. They were not good. Some were undercooked, some were overcooked. The crust was meh and the toppings were limited. We went in to eat and decided to order items other then pizza based on this. Chicken Cesar salad, $15, please refer to the picture to see how small and well non-appetizing this looks. My son ate it, but I had to feed him when we got home because 1/2 of a romaine heart isn't gonna cut it and it was $15...yes, I am still in disbelief. Ground Beef nachos were not too shabby. When I go back I think I may try chicken nachos because these were safe. The picture is a half order. The fish fry was just okay. Nothing to rave about.

Interesting options here. 4 friends went for dinner on a Wednesday night. We ate inside and the dining area was nice and was mostly empty. But that is because on Wednesday nights it is Woodfire Wednesdays, with live music and a special menu, all outside on the patio. I will address this later.Our meals were quite satisfying; the large Fried Chicken dinner was really good; the Cranberry Walnut Salad was large and good; and the Pulled Pork Nachos were good but there was very little melted cheese and after the meat was gone there were lots of chips left. However, the 1/2 size serving was larger than expected. These were all tasty and the presentation was good. We also ordered the Bourbon Glazed Meatballs which were incredibly good. The only thing that surprised us was the small drink servings; the wines and Cosmo were the smallest we can remember ever being served. The Coke was a large plastic glass. These were disappointing.The server was outside the entrance side of the restaurant when we parked. Unfortunately, she was smoking and the aroma was not welcome as we arrived to eat. She was then our indoor server and was not very invested in us or her service. We actually felt she was bored, and she did not bring anything friendly to the experience. When we left she was back outside smoking again. I guess we may have interrupted her break.After we finished we took a walk outside to see the Woodfire Wednesday offering. The live music was a single guitarist/singer who was really entertaining. The pizza oven was hot and serving some really good-looking pizzas, and the patio was almost full. Reservations are suggested as this event is every Wednesday through August. We may come back for this but the music may make conversations a bit challenging.All in all the evening was fine, the food very good, but the overall experience will not draw us back. It is a shame how a less-than-welcoming server can set an unwelcome tone. But the young busser was very nice and we tipped him personally.

Is Kim's under new management?When in town we go here. Gave it a second chance. Wings dry and sauce was, well...Daughter's pasta was amazing. Hubbys pasta was . Sauce was from a can And last service. Gosh, I was really hoping for more. If water glasses are empty, fill them. New seating is weird. Kinda European. lol.

Love this place! I consider this an extension of my living room! We'll always be back!

Not an awful experience at Kim's, just not great & I don't think we'll be back anytime soon. We decided to dine-in after getting takeout pizza in the past. It's a relaxing ambiance, has outdoor seating & plenty of parking. The menu had a lot of options, as well as great variety of specialty drinks & desserts, including ice creams & shakes. Reasonable prices. Those were the nice perks!While we were seated promptly, this is probably the slowest service I've had at a restaurant in a long time. It wasn't a very crowded weeknight but it took over 15 minutes to get drinks, at least a half hour to get one appetizer & an hour to get one pizza for our group of three. The two empty tables behind us took a half hour to get cleared after the guests left & it made the atmosphere feel uninviting with so many plates stacked up. The chicken wing appetizers came without the sauces we ordered but we shrugged it off. What was most disappointing was the pizza; it was burned around the edges, not cooked thoroughly in the center & barely any sauce -we actually requested extra sauce when we ordered it too! Toppings weren't bad, the tomatoes & olives were fresh. The waitresses were definitely kind & seemed to be trying to keep up but it was a struggle.While I don't think we'd come back again as a first option, there were some other things on the menu I'd consider but pizza has been crossed off the list. There were ads about live music & wood-fired deals on Wednesdays, so maybe that'd be a good day to try again!

Nice rustic restaurant and friendly staff. Owner was about and talkative. We were about to order pizza but were informed of the taco special. $2 tacos, beef or chicken so we went with it. Tacos were good with super crispy shells, typical non authentic style but a bargain! We also ordered the French onion soup to start. Unfortunately the lack of a bubbling and crusty cheese topping was a disappointment. Delicious and mild soup, served hot and the bread inside held up nicely. Too bad the cheese seemed like a microwaved afterthought.

Great pizza and prices! Nice and friendly too! The pizza is big and feeds at least 4/5 people

My husband and I stopped here for lunch and truly enjoyed it. Kimberley was a great server. They had an interesting menu and we appreciated that everything was scratch made. We started with the cheese curds - delicious! I had the Philly steak sandwich with the house made chips. My husband had the pulled pork sandwich. We liked it so much that we are going back for the fish fry on Friday before we head back home.

Ordered a 12" pizza with pep and sausage for take out. Pretty much a one man pizza for a hungry guy. Paid $25 for it. Seems a little steep. Pizza was good! But felt slightly taken advantage of

Kim catered an afternoon outdoor Retirement party at our home for 70 guests. I didn't want hot grills or food that wouldn't survive the afternoon heat. I wanted tasty finger foods that could be served at room temp and be attractive for kids as well as adults. And I wanted the ease of displaying all the food on long tables under a tent so we wouldn't have to fuss during the 4 hour event. She prepared an assortment of finger sandwiches and mini croissant sandwiches on bounteous platters, fresh veggies with dill dip, gorgeous cut up fruit platters, and elegant caprese skewers. It was followed by a dense almond flavored cake cut up into small pieces that could be eaten by hand. The kids loved everything! So did the adults! I was delighted by the many compliments I received about the quality of the food, and the unique and elegant picnic menu. To top it off, it was a value I could not find elsewhere. Thank you, Kim, for impressing our guests, once again!Very Sincerely,Lynn Richtman