They make very good omelette. Hash browns and rye toast are both above average. Excellent coffee and attentive refill service. The decor is rather stark and unattractive, and the lights are way too bright early in the morning. It can get very noisy sometimes. However, the food is great!

Friendly staff, quick service for breakfast even on a busy weekend. Pancakes had a vanilla cake flavor we enjoyed and the omelet with veggies came out perfect!

Great place for just about anything. Salad bar is well stocked. The servers are always pleasant and friendly and check back on you many times.

Good as always but since you remodeled the noise level is super high. Food is consistently good. Service is great. Friendly staff and love those coffee refill girls.

By far the BEST family restaurant in Parma! The food is always delicious and the service is top notch! Make sure to check out their specials! You will not be disappointed and will be craving to come back! If there is a long line to get in ( that's because it's that good) and totally worth the wait!

When I came here for breakfast, it was busy. The restaurant was filled with people, and the parking lot was packed. Despite this, I was seated pretty quickly after I arrived. Got one of their signature breakfasts, a Polish Boy skillet with pierogies, sausage, & scrambled eggs. It was hearty and filling, but I did want more browning on the pierogies (they were still plenty tasty though).

Super cute atmosphere and family friendly. The dinner coffee it pretty good. I had a build your own skillet with sausage, bacon, hand over medium eggs and American cheese. I removed the cheese from the omelet because I'm not a fan of the fact that it was a slice of cheese and not shredded but that's just me being picky.. over all the skillet was very hardy and would order again. My daughter had the cinnamon French swirl combo and she is raving over how good the French toast was and how I should have ordered that instead. She didn't care for the eggs and not sure why but she says "it was it"..So for next time I know what I'm trying!! Our server came by 3x today, one to take our order, again to check on us and lastly to drop our check and water. We enjoyed our experience and will come back!

The service is always beyond amazing! Most of the time we get their food to go, I don't feel they are heavy person friendly since they mainly are booths and it's a tight fit. We ate in when I was pregnant and I was not comfortable, and again postpartum and I wasn't comfortable. Their pancakes are amazing! They are my 8 month old daughters absolute favorite! My family loves their salads. We miss their dinner hours but we honestly understand.

I work night shift and every Friday a small group of us get together after work and go get breakfast. Tony's was recommended to us by a friend and what a pleasure. It was a rather busy day when we went and the staff were so pleasant and quick. The food was wonderful came out timely. While we had a slightly large party they were able to seat us quickly and so far has been one of the better breakfast places we've been to! Stop by Tony's if you're looking a good quick place to eat.

On a recent business trip to Ohio, a friend insisted we go to Tony's. This area has a large Polish population and it seems everyone here knows about this place because we had to wait in line both times we went. Both times, you say? Yep! It was so good that I insisted on going back again. Tony's is the epitome of good ole down home comfort food served in a no-frills atmosphere with friendly service and reasonable prices. On our first trip, my friend suggested I try the Chicken Paprikash, one of their "signature" dishes. I ordered it served atop their homemade dumplings. It also comes with a thick slice of bread and a trip to their soup and salad bar. Their soup of the day was Chicken & Rice. It tasted like something your grandma would have made. It was warm, comforting, and full of chicken flavor. Their salad bar was rather pedestrian compared to many, but it was just right for me. Nothing fancy, just greens, an assortment of toppings, and plenty of dressings to choose from. I was surprised to see a French/Catalina dressing, something I had not had in years if not decades, so I had to have it. It took me back to my childhood where it was one of our household staples growing up. Next up was the main course, the Chicken Paprikash!!! It was a massive serving, definitely more than I could eat in one sitting, but I dug in and ate as much as I could muster. The Paprikash on top was thick and creamy with shreds of tender chicken throughout the velvety sauce, tinged orange by the paprika and made creamy by the addition of sour cream. The dumplings underneath were the highlight though. They reminded me of the consistency of spaetzle but they were shaped like little flat concave discs, perhaps a distant cousin of orecchiette. They had a nice chewiness which was perfectly complimented by the Paprikash. There was also a side of extra sour cream which made for a decadent addition but certainly was not needed. On the second visit, the soup of the day was chicken & dumplings. Wow!! Talk about comfort food! It was everything you'd want on a cold snowy day. The broth was thick and creamy with an abundance of chicken and plenty of those wonderful dumplings they use in the Chicken Paprikash. I'm so happy I didn't order a big filling entrée because I nearly made a meal out of the chicken & dumpling soup. I left once again with a full tummy, only wishing there was a Tony's close to where I live. I'd be a regular customer, that's for sure!! Great job Tony's!!!