N and T's Restaurant

My second time here and so pleased with it. I got the Lad Nar without really reading what it was based on a recommendation. It was saucier and with less noodles than I am accustomed to with a decent amount of veggies. I ordered it spicy and the first bite made me cough lol. I got what I asked for. I'll try the medium next time but I made my way through the entire dish, sauce and all and it was delicious.The spring rolls left something to be desired. It was still a tasty option with the condiment provided. The spring roll on its own would have been too bland for me without the sauce. I would order it again though as a nice vegetarian option with it only having cabbage.I definitely look forward to the next visit and further making my way through their delicious menu.See you again soon!

Classic long time local favorite in Zion for home style cooking. It also strangely includes Thai food. N And T's is a basic looking small town diner kind of place. Has the group of long time locals complaining about crap like most of these places do. The prices are pretty good on most things. A pretty classic old style looking type of diner. It has seats around the middle area, plus the booths and tables. They have breakfast and lunch menus, and there's quite a lot to choose from whichever. Besides the American food, they also have Thai food. The bad thing is it's not really authentic though. Lacks spices. These items have been Americanized for boring palates unfortunately. It's about $12 for an entree. These come with a protein choice such as beef, chicken, or tofu. For sure these aren't authentic. The first one we got was very bland, so instead we got the Pad Thai. Much better. The spicier the better it seems. Go here if wanting a classic diner experience. It's unique in that it also has Thai food. These may not be authentic, but at least there's some choices for vegetarians.

N & T's caters to a certain type of clientele and iit was not for me. I've passed by this place numerous times and thought hmm maybe I should go in. It has an old feel to it even with all the old school decorations and how it is set up. It's an American and Thai diner. But I will say skip the Thai if you're looking for authentic flavors. Our server was very friendly and attentive she made some recommendations and we got a few of the things she mentioned. We had the fish tacos, Pena curry, spring rolls, and Thai Tea. The spring rolls to start were mushy and greasy. Couldn't get through them. The thai tea lacked flavor. Like I said the Thai portion of the menu just avoid. If you're in the mood for some actual Thai food this isn't the place. It's a local hangout and there are lots of regulars that come in that seem to enjoy the place. I just won't be one of them.

The pros:Great staff, ambiance, and atmosphere. The people are friendly. The decor made me chuckle (see picture). It's what you expect from a small town diner.The cons (if you can call it that):The food is just okay. I ordered Thai drunken noodles. They weren't bad; they just weren't my favorite. I guess you maybe don't order Thai at a diner, so lesson learned.We left with a smile; again, very kind people, but just a so-so place for out-of-town diners.

N & T's is a classic American diner, they have your normal American lunch dinner and breakfast foods, and on the back of the menu they have a Thai section. I don't recommend the Thai food as it just isn't the same as an authentic Thai dish but the regular American menu is good. There is a huge variety of food, I'd recommend if you're in the area - reasonably priced as well.

This little restaurant is a local hangout and the people are very friendly. We happened to ask the waitress for directions and random locals jumped in to give us more information. As for the food, we came here as our friends from the area stated that there was something for everyone at this place. They were right, as this restaurant offers Thai and American cuisine. We dined here twice during our visit. On the first night, we had the 4 piece fried chicken with fries topped with turkey gravy and vegetables. I am not fond of French fries, but decided to order it as everyone recommended it. I'm not sure why I haven't tried topping fries with turkey gravy in the past, but these were phenomenal! In fact, this is the only item I finished completely. The fried chicken was surely made from scratch, was lightly seasoned, not salty at all, and was surely the "cleanest" fried chicken I've had!On the second day, we stopped by for breakfast. I had the potato pancakes with a side of spicy hot sausage. My lady had the Thai omelette. My potato pancakes were made from scratch and nothing like the dry pre-made patties I've had in the past. The spicy hot sausage was the best I've had in a while. The Thai omlette was delicious! As much as I loved my breakfast, I wish I had ordered the omelette as well, even though I don't have the capacity to eat that much food. The prices for this place are pretty good! I would highly recommend taking a road trip to visit this place, and then drive 5 miles north to visit Wisconsin.

Get the French toast! The Thai food is authentic here and made to order. Best Thai food in town, well maybe the only Thai food in town

Excellent food and very good service! This is one of my favorites in Zion. I love their soups.

The. Service was very good. The food came out pretty quickly and the interaction with the workers were very polite and the building was very quiet while waiting for the food and getting stuff done. It was a very good place to hang out for lunch and continue working with work. a very good place and a waiter came to us very quickly. It very good place to eat out.

Great homemade food. Really brings you back home and the prices are also very fair!Can't wait to go back