Jezebel's Eatery

"The food was excellent. Stop in if you are in the area. It's definitely worth a visit."

"Small quaint and delicious spot in town. We went last month and I can’t stop thinking about the fish and chips. Similar to other reviews, the restaurant opened a little after 11;30, but we recognized it’s a small restaurant with a small staff and were patient and it was well worth the wait! We went back the next day and will be regulars whenever we are in the area."

"Rude service, decent food. We came at 11:30 on a Saturday morning and no one was there even though they’re supposed to open at 11:30. More people started to show up and a pretty decent line formed outside. A woman finally showed up and opened at 11:45 and then immediately started complaining to all the customers that everyone showed up at once and it would overload the kitchen. Well maybe if they’d actually opened on time, it would have been more spaced out… The rude comments and service continued until it became clear she didn’t even really want us to be there, as if we were doing her some disservice by showing up to her restaurant. I’ve eaten there before and the food is decent, but not worth the hostile service, especially considering there’s so many other good options in town nearby."

"Come in. Be patient. Wait to be seated. Enjoy the ambiance and the Good food."

"I loved this place. The only reason for the 4 stars on service is that on the day I showed up, there was one gentleman (British accent) who I believe is the owner. There was also a cook. That was it. But when I wandered into the small store entrance, looking at the rustic shelves of British goods, the friendly owner spotted me and quietly asked me if I wanted to eat. Yes, I did, so he brought me through a series of small uneven rooms with creaky floorboards (charming) to the dining and bar area. I ordered a tuna melt, and it took a while as the owner was also the bartender and needed to attend to the guests at the bar. I was not in a hurry, so I soaked in the eclectic construction and decoration that makes Jezebel's such an inviting place. It's informal, but well maintained and cared about. I didn't have to wait too long, and the tuna melt with local cheese and fresh dill was cooked perfectly, paired with homemade, snappy coleslaw made for an excellent lunch. Obviously, the cook knows what she's doing. Prices are very fair, I was treated very well, and the food was great. This is not upscale. This is just-right scale, and I look forward to returning."