Big Bird Fried Chicken
Halal Nashville-style hot chicken sandwiches and tenders. Levels of heat from plain to hot-honey to Cluck-Fire. Halal, no alcohol, family-friendly.
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3 / 3Hathaway’s Diner - Downtown Edmonton is a restaurant in 124 Street, Edmonton, listed on WhereToYEG under Brunch. It holds a 4.6-star rating from 307 Google reviews. Highlights: Dine-In, Takeout, Family Friendly. Open 7 days a week. Find it at 10151 124 St, Edmonton, AB T5N 1P5.
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Stopped in for breakfast and had a really great experience. Terra was fantastic, super friendly, knowledgeable, and genuinely attentive throughout our visit. She went out of her way to answer questions and make sure we had everything we needed. The restaurant has a really cool vibe, the breakfast was delicious, and the service made the whole experience even better. Thanks, Terra, for starting our day off on such a positive note!
Absolutely love this location! Friendly staff, great food and clean comfortable atmosphere. Food came hot, fresh and quick! Definitely will be coming back. Lots of pie options as well to choose from.
Obsessed with the pies here, they are amazing. Homestyle pies made fresh in house. We tried the pineapple pistachio pie, so unique and absolutely delicious. Love the brunch options, good variety. I tried the Turkey breakfast, it was fantastic. The potatoe hash was made in house, fresh not frozen. Great service, cute diner, with retro decor.
I was hungry, so I walked into this diner and was told I could sit anywhere I chose. So I sat against the south wall. I was facing the kitchen where you could see the cooks performing. I asked for a black coffee and they made a fresh pot. It was worth the short wait. Oh! Then I ordered the Veggie Skillet with an extra egg. Tara asked what bread I would like for my toast, I said, no toast please I’m going low carb. She laughed and said, low carb with all those potatoes. I laughed in return, frankly because it hadn’t crossed my mind. Then I got my order, it was a satisfying amount, I gobbled it down impolitely because it was so darn good, I could not wait for the next bite. You know what I mean. Hope you like my story. Please share. So I came back in about an hour, just because I was craving a piece of pie. I ordered the chocolate cream pie. For real it’s different from anything I ever had. You know those rare moments where everything is perfect. Kind of like a nirvana moment. That’s what I had. You’ve got to try it. The texture and flavour is beyond. And of course Tara was great serving me with her smile.
Tried breakfast here and the food is pretty solid. Very busy location, so be ready to wait for a table if you come after 10:30 on a weekend. Only feedback is that service was a bit spotty and they missed a couple of things (burnt turkey sausage and hamburger missing gravy).
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Halal Nashville-style hot chicken sandwiches and tenders. Levels of heat from plain to hot-honey to Cluck-Fire. Halal, no alcohol, family-friendly.
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