Dorr Street Cafe

"My two favorite dishes are not the same as they were two months ago. The Reubens are sloppy which was very disappointing. The meatballs seem to now be store bought instead of homemade. The service is always welcoming. But, the food is falling off."

"Most the food we got was relatively burnt. The mini tacos had burnt cheese on them. Then the chicken for both the aldredo and chicken dinner had about as much "char" as chicken. Was definately not worth the price despite how polite and nice the staff are the food quality doesn't reflect the price."

"Food was great, prices weren't bad for the amount that you get. Quick service, both from the kitchen and our server. Destiny was our server and let me just say, she is EXCELLENT, she was very attentive, but not overly. We went in to watch the Ohio State/Michigan game, they weren't overly crowded, and Destiny bless her heart, she was sporting her Buckeye gear!!! If you go to Dorr Street Cafe', look for Destiny, she will take THE BEST care of you. Order anything, you can't go wrong, unless you don't eat!!! Happy eats folks."

"The atmosphere skyrocketed through the ratings system i.m.o. there aren't stars enough in the sky for this gem. The French onion soup, was absolutely top notch. The Classic Reuben was phenomenal, and the live entertainment (brought to us today by Kay Harris, and Intuition) put this spot in my top 5 over most everything I encountered living in Florida my whole life. I'm going to be making Dorr St. A regular date night with my wife, as we sorely needed a local spot with this much flavor, since moving from Florida. By all appearances the place is generally somewhat busy, but not terribly so. I look forward to exploring the rest of the menu at my leisure."

"The food was okay but the service was not very good, though that's not the servers fault. They had one server, who was trying her best, for the entire dining area and one cook in the kitchen. Our party of 5 waited over an hour to finally get our food. Management shouldn't have opened if they were that severely understaffed."