Sixth Street Grill

Can’t beat the price! I have been there maybe three times, and each time i paid less than what i expected… always a good thing! Lol food is yummy tok of course

The best thing about the sixth street grill is that you can order breakfast anytime during the morning as well as a full calamari dinner if you are in the mood. This suits us so well as I am a breakfast fan but my wife isn’t. Not many places have the full menu available at any time and that’s what keeps bringing us back time and time again. Quick service and consistently good food is what this city needs and the sixth street grill does just that. Oh and the philly cheese steak sandwich will cure even the worst of all hangovers ! It saved us a few times :)

Mmmm the perfect place for a morning after. Just the right amount of grease, coffee and food.
I chose the Crab cake avocado Benny after seeing it arrive at the table for my friend. It was amazing. Hot crispy crab cake stacked with avocado, soft poached egg, and smothered by creamy hollandaise sauce. There was even enough sauce to eat with my housemade hashbrowns. ⁵⁄₅!
Oh boy did it hit the spot.
The Pancetta Benny was also delicious. There was a good amount of pancetta for every bite and the expertly toasted muffin stayed just crispy even when soaked in egg yolk. A must when eating Benny’s. .
Other dishes on the table that received great reviews were the Chicken Hash and waffles.
Coffee was solid, but the Caesar was not spicy enough and need a few more splashes of Worcestershire.
Cute décor. Great service. Highly recommended.

1^st time visit for breakfast just now.
I had their Sixth Street Hash and coffee… Very large portions and very tasty.
This place does not pretend to be something that it’s not… Good honest food at a good honest price. Service was excellent and the staff are very friendly… The place was packed.
The only thing missing was having a Caesar or coffee with Baileys
Definitely will return.

Ugh!!! Seems every time I go, the food gets worse! Too bad cause I liked the place and the location.
Avoid ALL appettisers as they don’t seem to know how to cook them or present them. Unless you like inconsistent food&service…

Once you get past the dated décor, this is a true gem of a restaurant. My fiancé and I both had the grilled salmon dinner… it came with a soup starter, which was delicious, followed by a big piece of salmon done perfectly, baked potato and seasonal vegetables… the server asked us if we wanted a warm roll with our dinner… which we of course said yes to. YUM! The meal was followed by a small bowl of jello or pudding. No fancy stuff here, just good, simple food with large portions. Great service too… this one’s a keeper!

Great food and friendly staff. Opens early which is great! My personal favorite is liver and onion! :)

Had a burger here — was not impressed. It was soggy, took a long time, and the salad was off. Part of the burger wasn’t cooked all the way through, not a huge deal but I doubt that is how it’s supposed to be.
Not going to go again, not with the excellent selection near uptown new west. Go to burger heaven if your feeling a burger.

It’s an all right place. I’ve been a handful of times and enjoyed myself. The food is a reasonable price. Their specials usually come with a soup, entrée, and a choice of jello or rice pudding for dessert, all for under ten dollars.
I’ve come here for breakfast and lunch and have been satisfied for both. The service is just okay. Not terrible, but times they seem complacent or will talk to us as they’re rushing past our table frantically trying to tend to another table. I haven’t had any issues with long waits so far. My parents on the other hand have said they’ve had to wait for a long time the last couple times they have gone. I really think it’s a hit and miss, and you just have to take your chances.
Food is worth it for quality and price. Service is just okay. Take that however you choose and decide if you want to try it or not.

Great meal. Good size. Happy and easy going. People around new west know this is the best place to get a meal. Fast polite and friendly comfort food.

I like this place very much. I’ve been here only twice but I know I will come back for it because it’s cheap & tasty. Simple, comfort food and got good portion for the price. I would recommend this place to anyone who asks me about a good restaurant to eat in around here.
So far I’ve tried their beef dip and benny. Really soft buns, tender slices of beef with good dip, mmm! Benny was bit sour for my liking. I think they add vinegar when they make their eggs. Maybe they will not add it if I ask them? Not sure but I will try asking them.
Only thing I don’t like is that they close at 8pm and to me, it’s little too early. I get off work at 7 and by the time I get there, they’re closed.
But everything else is awesome and can’t wait to visit here again.

A late (for us) breakfast stop, after coming out from a recent early-​am medical appointment in the area, and finding most restaurants still not open for lunch.

The just ‘ok’: their meatloaf ‘special-​of-​the-​day’. It came with soup — clam chowder was chosen over chicken noodle. The entrée plate: consisted of two, small, circular, rather thick pieces of the ‘meatloaf’, gravy, a scoop of mashed (our choice) potato, and two veggies (fresh broccoli and carrots). The soup — warm, quite tasty, though mostly potato pieces, two little clams were found! The meatloaf — its looks, taste, and texture were more like just hamburger patties, but it
was fairly flavourful — the gravy blah. The veggies — the potato was cold and bland, the other veggies perfectly fine, and cooked al dente.
The not ‘ok’: their 3-​egg ‘house’ (ham, mushroom, and cheddar cheese) omelette, which came with some pan-​fried potatoes, and sourdough (our choice) bread toast. The omelette — was large, but terribly overcooked, dry, and tasteless. The potatoes — would have gained much in looks, texture, and taste, by more time in the pan! they were not cooked and browned enough. The toast — yea, like my toast «toasted», and it was.
Overall — a not very exciting breakfast experience for us. Heh, no complaints with the service as provided — it was the food preparations that left a little too much to be desired for us to consider a return visit.

Great place for breakfast in New West. Good food and coffee. Friendly service but can be a bit slow at times. Give it a try!

The food here is hit or miss. Sometimes it’s fresh and tasty (love that they have real turkey sandwiches), but other times it’s sub par (last time my fries were so oily I could actually soak my napkin in oil trying to get them dry).
The service is also painfully slow — we waited up to an hour on multiple occasions for our food.
I haven’t been back in a while and not sure I’d return.

I hate lowering my rating on this place, but seeing all the other negative reviews lately I feel like I should join in and share my most recent experience.
The first time I came here the service was excellent, the food fantastic and we had a great experience.
The last time we came I ordered the same thing (Eggs Benedict) and it was far from the dish I had on my first visit.
The hollandaise was sadly bland, the eggs over cooked and the potatoes under. Service was sadly not very good.
Please guys, step up your game! I really wanted to be a regular here, but I’m growing hesitant.

We stopped by for breakfast and the restaurant was busy. We got water right away and then placed our order with the server. Then the wait began. We saw other diners who arrived after us get their orders before we did. We were borderline walking off when the server notified us that there was a computer error and that our food would arrive shortly. Our food did arrive finally and the man dropping off the food apologized for the error.
Now the crab cake avocado benedict was really good. It was moist with the avocado and the soft poached egg was perfect. There was a decent amount of hash. The hot cake platter not as impressive. The eggs and ham were done right, but the hot cakes had a gummy texture. No butter was provided and I could not tell if they buttered them up. I did not ask for butter anyways as I was hungry and do not mind plain hot cakes.
When paying for the bill, the? Manager/​owner (same man who dropped the food off our table), gave us a discount on the bill and again apologized for the error. I would rate this place a 3.5 stars for this visit. Great job by the team at rectifying the situation and I would consider going back to try other items.

THE AVOCADO CRABCAKE BENNIE… Hands down the BEST Benedict I’ve ever had in my life. Often I ask for hollaindaise sauce on the side because I’m abit of a health freak (that’s why it looks like there’s no sauce ontop). Price is fairly cheap nd quick service. My boyfriend got the monte Cristo that was on special. He said it was really good too! Complimentary jello or rice pudding for dessert. I got the rice pudding :) I’ll be coming back for the Bennie!!!

If you want a milkshake on the run, this is sooooo it! Why go to White Spot in the mall when you can just drop in like i did today…
and for just $ 4, even better! the extra in the tin cup wasn’t as much but that’s prob. a good thing lol.
comes w/​whipped cream too.
very friendly waitress ;)
metered parking in front, but it doesn’t cost much here.
nice bar-​feel yet more of a sit-​down resto, and love their all-​day breakfast menu.

So on a recent trip to San Francisco, I was lamenting to my travel companion that New West is missing a good local diner/​restaurant that seems to be so common in San Fran.
Lo and behold, when we get back to New West this place is open. We were eager to give this place a try and decided to try their breakfast one Saturday morning and it didn’t disappoint.
It’s got a great compact menu of diner favourites, including all day breakfast. The prices are extremely reasonable and the portions are just the right size. There is almost always room for the small bowl of pudding they give you at the end of the meal.
The wait staff and friendly and more than willing to make recommendations. One more than one occasion the owner has come around to say hello and make sure all is well.
We’ve been there a few time since that Saturday morning and we’ve enjoyed it every time.

A shiny new diner-​style joint is exactly what this town needed. Sixth Street Grill actually reminds me a lot of the Slocan Restaurant in Vancouver with its brown interior and down-​home menu of breakfast platters, sandwiches n’ fries, and grandma-​friendly fare like roast turkey.
We’ve just had breakfast here so far. It’s pretty affordable and portions are good, and I like the pan-​fried style hash browns. The Grill is pretty new yet, and will need some time to find its feet and maybe put some more innovative items on the menu — it’s not really a diner until you’ve got PIE — so this is three stars, with potential.
EDIT: I am informed that there is in fact pie! Happy dance.