"Every Single Time! All the employees here are winners! I love them SOOO much! My food is ALWAYS delicious! The prices are great too! Thanks to everyone!"

"I come to All Star Café regularly and I can’t eat pork, so I always order the same thing: a simple 3-item breakfast sandwich (turkey, egg, and cheese). I’ve been coming here long enough that the men who work later in the day know my order and never give me a hard time. They also understand that turkey is just a substitute for bacon/ham/sausage and shouldn’t cost extra. Even when I show up after breakfast hours, they accommodate me without issue. However, the morning staff is a completely different story. I went in during breakfast hours and was told that turkey is “more expensive” and apparently counts as two items, which makes absolutely no sense. How is turkey—literally a standard substitute for pork—suddenly a premium item? I understand the concept of “not breakfast time = higher price,” but charging extra for a substitute protein is absurd and feels like an excuse. On top of that, one (if not both) of the two Asian women working the morning shift consistently treat me with an attitude that feels dismissive and borderline prejudiced. I’m a Black customer, and the difference in how I’m treated by the morning staff compared to the men later in the day is noticeable and uncomfortable. Whether it’s the tone, the looks, or the unwillingness to provide the same basic consideration I ALWAYS get from the other staff, it’s clear the service is not equal. This is unacceptable—especially as a regular customer who comes in multiple times a week. If the pricing is going to be inconsistent, and if certain staff members are going to act like accommodating a simple dietary restriction is a burden, then this place needs better training and better management. As much as I enjoy the food, the morning experience makes me not want to return."

"I walked up and was not greeted at all. No “good morning,” no “hello,” nothing. The young man behind the counter looked toward the other staff member who walked aroundinside, then pointed at me instead of simply acknowledging me as a customer. That interaction alone was enough to make me walk away. The lack of basic professionalism and customer service was a deal-breaker. First impressions matter, and this one was poor. I chose not to spend my money here."

"These guys are always open. You feeling like an eclair but it's 1 am. These guys got you. The apple fritter I purchased was perfectly balanced with the crispy to soft and perfectly sweet. I don't do donuts often but I am super glad I did today. Hats off to the baker."

"Exceptional Philly Cheesesteak, great prices. I saw that they had sandwiches, so I chose the Philly Cheesesteak. After about seven minutes, my sandwich was ready. I also bought a bottle of water. I don't remember the total, but it was about $12. I opened the bag to find the sandwich, a decent amount of napkins, and a bag of chips. I wasn't expecting chips and I had no idea that I had chips until I opened the bag, so I'm not sure if chips are included or if they gave them to me for free. The Philly Cheesesteak was absolutely fantastic. The beef was tender, there was a good amount of cheese, and the vegetables were perfectly cooked. The sandwich didn't drip and didn't fall apart easily. I haven't had very many Philly Cheesesteaks, but this was the best one I've ever had. There's no seating here, but you could sit at Market Square, which is where Twitter's HQ is at. If you're in the area and you want something delicious and inexpensive, consider visiting this place."