The Old European - Pullman

Food was ehh and the service was not good. Food was decent though, better options around town.

Let’s start off with the food I ordered. My friend and I both ordered full biscuits and gravy with eggs. When I tell you these biscuits were dry, I mean dry. So much in fact it was hard to swallow; it didn’t help that we also only got a spoonful of gravy per biscuit. Next up is the coffee. I put this in quotes because I’m not sure it’s coffee. I ordered a salted caramel coffee, which the menu offers as a flavored coffee with whip. Not only was the coffee, in fact, not flavored, but I didn’t receive the whip. To top that off, when I asked for a refill, the worker handed me a container of drip. Which honestly I was fine with due to the drip being better than the drink I originally ordered. Finally is the price we paid for the goods and services we received. I’m fine with paying a higher price for quality food, but when you hand me dry biscuits and an egg that isn’t fully cooked that’s just something I personally cannot fathom. On top of the food being severely gross and overpriced, we felt super ill after. The service, on the other hand, was really good! The girl who took care of us did an amazing job! She was polite and kind and did really well serving my friends and me. So to make a long story short, if you are in the market for some gross, overpriced food, then you know where to go.

Such a quaint place with delicious food. I haven't had potato pancakes in years and these were delicious! Definitely somewhere I would return to. The server was very friendly and patient and we tried to decide what to eat.

Pricing for the food quality was way out of hand we had a breakfast for 2 and it was $74. And that's too much money for no more food than we got. They explained it as food quality VS everybody else and Pullman.

Love the aebelskivers, homemade espresso drinks, and fresh squeezed orange juice.