At a Minimum or Is it worth an hour?

A small hometown restaurant serving American comfort food.  This is absolutely a place where you can enjoy a substantial meal for under minimum wage per person. I chose the chicken and biscuit special priced at $7.50.  I was served an ample portion which included real mashed potatoes.   The restaurant has a quaint warm feel. It is open Monday through Friday until 7 p.m.. We arrived just around 6:30 and were warmly greeted. We were the only patrons until older gentleman; obviously a regular arrived.  New or old we both received the same great service.  The Waitresses were proud to talk about the history which is prominently displayed around the room. The business opened originally in the late twenties as a candy store before being converted to the restaurant.  The large wooden booths offer comfortable seating.  Small touches like hand lotion in the restroom and a bowl of candy by the front door make it feel like you are visiting a friend.  Seasonal decorations added a festive air.

Very enjoyable lunch spot. The sandwiches are huge and perfect for sharing.  We have used this restaurant for take-out lunches several times.  The orders were correct and people were very happy with the quality and variety of food. A recent lunch for 3 that included a sandwich, soup, and a special was just under $20.  Probably one of the most difficult tasks about eating at Vito's is is choosing the sandwich because they have so many delicious varieties. We have never been disappointed. Fun spot for dine in although it can be crowded.