Wink's Old Town Grill - Englewood

This is the worst experience I’ve had in the restaurant in a long time. They only had one waitress working and my guest, and I sat there for one hour before we were even given options for a drink. Every time the waitress would come by she said I’ll be right with you. we finally got our drinks because another person had been called into work and then it took another 20 minutes before they took our order I felt bad for the one waitress because she was working hard and getting very frustrated and holding it all together. But the waitress who came in to help took care of three other tables who had been there after us. The food was mediocre. The fries were disgusting. I asked for no onions and I got a tuna salad with onions in it. If they had said the tuna salad had onions in it I wouldnt have ordered it. The only thing that was really good was the baked potato. I do not recommend this restaurant if you don’t have several hours to sit there and wait or if you’re lucky enough to be waited on before everybody else. Wheelchair accessibility: There is no way to get to the restaurant from the parking lot unless you go down to the grocery store and then walk all the way back up to the restaurant. It is not accessible. It’s a small restaurant and it’s very tight But a wheelchair can fit in the beginning of the restaurant. You can’t get all the way through.

Not a bad little spot to eat. Nothing really blows you out of the water. But the food and the service was ok.

We love Winks. We always bring our guests here, so good. The food and service are always wonderful. The atmosphere is just like your hometown diner.

My wife and I dined in for breakfast. Our omelet and breakfast quesadilla were good, but the grits and salsa (that came with the quesadilla) were much too salty. Food came out very quickly after ordering. We'll probably be back but will avoid the salty items.

Couldn't taste the crab in my Debbie omlet... and the bathroom smells so moldy and bad... waitress was great.