Hob-Nob Hill Restaurant

I think I too went in with high expectations -- and was a bit disappointed. The breads were yummy, the customer service was very good. I got the chicken & dumplings -- way too much food for someone to eat -- guess some people like that -- but I go more for the quality rather than quantity. The choices of salads are great -- I opted for the potato soup. It was grainy -- and lacked something--couldn't put my finger on -- maybe just some cream or something. It wasn't rich. I was expectating something special with the warm applesauce -- but it tasted just like store bought applesauce that someone heated up. Could that be right? I watched the Food Network episode that featured Hob Nob Hill and the Chix & Dumplings looked so yummy. I guess if they make the dumplings for you fresh -- they would be yummy.. but mine tasted dry and old. We wouldn't go back again -- but I think older people might like it for the value they get for the price they pay. The restaurant is kind of cool -- very old fashioned .. guess they would call that retro these days!

Good food at an old-fashioned place! The breaskfast is really, really good. Go for the benedict with spinach, the florentine. You'll gain 10 lbs. but its worth it!

Great gool 'ol country food. Go with the turkey dumplings! I love the personal touch of the cold fork and the salad, too. Waitresses very nice and friendly.

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First offDo not bother coming here if you not a member of the AARP. The food was OK but it felt like a time warp. If you like predictable and bland this is the place for you....

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I had 2 pancakes for breakfast and they were delicious as was the real syrup and fresh squeezed orange juice! I was with a group, and their meals looked extremely inviting and beautiful! The eggs benedict looked perfect!

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