Quite frankly, because The Big Bite advertises themselves as a family style restaurant I’ve been avoiding eating there. Usually, at these type of places, there is nothing on the menu that I’m interested in and I only eat there out of obligation to try the place. However, I’d seen that they had a Caesar salad so I decided to just see what kind of craziness would ensue.
Despite my negative attitude, The Big Bite was a pleasant surprise. We ended up not only trying the Chicken Caesar, but also the Fish & Chips. Both ere different from what we are used to, but still quite tasty. In fact, we are impressed by the simplicity and quality.
It also truly is a family restaurant and here is why:
Free refills on your soft drinks.
Surprisingly accurate Western style service.
A simple menu that still has something for everyone, even dessert.
Lot’s of space.
Plenty of parking.
A clean, fresh, open interior.
Simple flavors and quality ingredients.
Large portions.
Is this my absolute favorite restaurant ever! No, I can’t say that, but it’s good and I think a lot of people would really like it since they serve very attainable flavors. No surprises. It’s not going to change your life, but you are going to eat it and think, “Wow, I’m super full and feel good.” The next time I’m with friends whose kids or husbands are picky eaters, this is where I will bring them for sure.
So if anyone in your family isn’t into kimchi or spicy foods, The Big Bite has you covered.
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