This location has been through a few iterations over the years, but it is now known as Shari's. From what I read in the local paper ( <url> it is a family owned and operated establishment. Upon entering, you can confirm this, as it feels like it. The staff was very friendly. I went on a Sunday ~11am, and the place was jumping. Could have been because of the recent write-up in the RJ, but they said that weekend business has been brisk for awhile now. I had the monstrous breakfast sandwich (it has a funny name that escapes me right now), the wife had a burger, and the kids had pancakces. All was quite good, and nothing felt fake or processed. I am growing tired of the places that just deep fry everything. Not this place. \n\nI went for lunch a few days later, had their classic burger, and it too was quite good. They have a sauce with it that is tasty, and they didn't bat an eye when I asked for gravy-fries (I think it must be an East Coast thing). The Chicken Vegetable soup was really excellent, probably the best part of the meal. Very fresh, seasoned just right.\n\nI reserve 5 stars for only my favorite haunts, which would leave them at 4 stars. I took one star away, because I feel like when the bill was tallied, it felt a little pricier than it seemed going in. Thus they get 3, which is still good in my book. Oh, one last thing, they use great buns! Not dry and stale like the stuff you get at some places.
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