Quite often we head out to the East side of town to the Bethel/Amelia area and a couple of weeks ago - there we were again. And - we were starving! We've been wanting to stop into the Great Scott Diner for months and this was the perfect time.
Inside - it's the classic 50's diner style with the black/white floors. It's definitely a fun vibe...
They also have a game room where you can get tickets like at Chuck E Cheese. It's all lights and colors - such a visual overload.
Here's the giant ticket machine! You put your tickets in and it counts them - then you get to pick out your prize. It takes all the people out of it - pretty handy for a restaurant.
We got a cool ball - which we took home and our dog ate in about 3.5 seconds.
We also got mozzarella sticks - they were fine but nothing to really write home about. I'm dying for some cheese sticks that are battered not breaded. The Tic Toc back home has fantastic ones - I might have to make a stop when I'm home next month!
I spotted something on the menu right away and knew what I was getting. The Texas Pork Loin ($4.69) and a side of onion rings ($1.99). This was pretty darned good - not Iowa good - but a good Ohio tenderloin. I think some bbq sauce or mustard would be a nice add. The onion rings were delicious!
Why Should You Go? If you're out in that area - it's a great spot. Service is friendly - there's something to occupy the kids and the food is good. It's not quite "greasy spoon quaint" because it is really large - but we both enjoyed it.
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We went with a group of 17 to Great Scott last Friday and everything was great. My husband had the tenderloin (which he said was probably the best he had ever had. I had the liver & onions and they were very good. The service was very good for a group of 17 at lunch time we had no complaints. Would definitely recommend.. We are going back for the cruise-in on Monday nights beginning in April
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