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Traditions Family Restaurant

Traditions Family Restaurant

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11500 Alexandria Pike, Alexandria, Kentucky, 41001, United States
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Mar 31, 2018
We're regulars there. Foods delicious and the service is usually very quick despite their breakfast and lunch rush. Great prices and a decent selection. They always have a new homemade desert daily, wow. UPDATED March 2018 One worker there can be rude, at the times lacks customer service skills. Saying things like “what else ya want” and “is that it?”. She’s short with customers every now and then. Always yelling a lot. I have had no problems otherwise with there business. You should still frequent this mom and pop spot.

May 2, 2018
Great breakfast.. got the skillet bowl.. it was really good!! But the large is LARGE!! Be warned, you will try to finish it.. we will be back for sure.. better than Bob Evans..

May 2, 2018
One of my favorite places of all time! That breakfast is top notch and I love how quaint it is. Any time a friend comes in town I take them there for breakfast. Goetta is LIFE.

Apr 28, 2018
Been there a couple of years ago and the food and service was ok at best. Stopped by this morning and didn't get acknowledged for about 15 minutes. 2 other tables who came in after us was waited on before we were. Food was still ok. I guess you have to be part of the regular crowd.

Dec 11, 2017
This place is great for a quick home-cooked meal at a good price. Very family friendly. Seating for 2 to 10. Only opens around 6:30AM and closes at 2 PM (except for Fridays open until 8 or 9 PM. Great for breakfast and hearty lunches. Great burgers and patty melts. There are always home-cooked specials for lunch and dinner on Fridays. They are usually open on holidays and Sundays.

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Opening Hours

Mon:6 am - 2 pm
Tue:6 am - 2 pm
Wed:6 am - 2 pm
Thu:6 am - 2 pm
Fri:6 am - 7 pm
Sat:6 am - 2 pm Today