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Businiess name:
Hale's Restaurant Hillsboro
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Review by:
April W.
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Review content:
If you are hungry you will definitely find a friend in Hale's Restaurant. No tummy leaves empty.
That said, I was not as impressed with the food as some of the locals around here seem to be.
Maybe it's because I'm still pretty new to the area and I don't know the history of Hales. Apparently, it's been here for quite some time. Even so, the breakfast and lunch items are a good, solid OK, but nothing more.
You get full. You get very full. But somehow you are still left feeling empty. For me, eating is a spiritual experience, especially if I'm paying 8.99 for a plate of eggs and ham, yet I didn't feel any better in the soul for having eaten there. I did, however, feel bigger in the butt.
The service was not as peppy and vibrant as I've come to expect from restaurants lately. It can be argued that is a good thing, in this age of false chirpiness among wait staff. Still, I'd like to see a bit more smiling than snarling when someone is taking my order.
Go for the food, there's lots of it. Just don't expect a gourmet menu or a Starbucks staff. It's more 1975 than 2005.
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