this place takes me back to the old days, it’s huge inside and they literally specialize in Turkey in all ways. Since we hit up five or six spots before this, we shared a traditional Turkey dinner and loved it. The ambiance definitely is old school Dive bit in a very good way :) Highly recommend a visit!!! btw - across the street in the car shop area is a huge cyclist monument made out of old bikes, see here https://www.srcity.org/773/Cyclisk-Public-Art-Project
Posted by Scott November 2012
Pretty disappointing, as I was all set for a great turkey dinner. The dinner itself was nearly $20, which I hesitated on because I thought, wow, $20 is OK since this place is fabulous, but I'm not THAT hungry. So I had the hot turkey sandwich instead. Let's say I'm glad I didn't drop the $20. Quality of the turkey, gravy, stuffing, and potatoes were about what I would expect in a no-name cafeteria. All on a store-bought slice of wheat bread, which I thought was comical. The service, however, was quite good.
Posted by Susan Strong August 2012
Just ate at Willie Birds in Santa Rosa. Lunch time, place was pretty much packed - could have gotten maybe 8 additional customers in this large restaurant. Service was excellent - prompt, friendly and accurate. Food was wonderful. Turkey sandwich (1/2) and house salad is a lot of food for lunch. Homemade Italian sausage sandwich and lentil soup also excellent. Not a lot to look at re: decor, but a great find! We'll be back again.
Posted by James August 2011
Sorry Guy, this place would have been better featured on Robert Irvine's Restaurant Impossible than on your Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives. It certainly was a dive, but not one where anyone should want to eat. I arrived with my family for breakfast and the staff appeared surprised that anyone had come to the restaurant, I had to go to find them. The service didn't get any better throughout our time there and the tables, seats and floor weren't clean and the entire restaurant was dark and drab. Worst of all, the food was poor. I ordered the Turkey Fried Steak breakfast and the steak was inedible (mostly connective tissue) and the gravy was so congealed, it couldn't be eaten without a spoon (which wasn't necessary since it tasted bad enough that I didn't want to eat it). Nobody else in my family finished their meal either for sake of taste, even though everyone was hungry. I'm guessing this is a friend from your Santa Rosa days, you should have them give Robert Irvine a call.
Posted by Henry December 2009
use to have my companys christmas breakfast here for years on end and always very tasty and very filling the cup of joe always hot. bloddy marys are very good.a must if you ever go to Santa Rosa
Posted by JUSTIN November 2009
HEY I WATCHED A SHOW Diners, Drive-ins and Dives, THE OTHER NIGHT. I THINK IT HAD THREE DINERS FEATURED ON THE SHOW. ONE WAS WILLIE BIRD'S RESTURANT, ONE WAS MIKE'S CITY DINER, AND I CAN'T REMEMBER THE LAST ONE. CAN SOMEONE HELP ME? EMAIL ME @ [email protected]
Posted by Ken July 2009
Liked and liked, I liked it, good tasting bird however it's prepared.
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this place takes me back to the old days, it’s huge inside and they literally specialize in Turkey in all ways. Since we hit up five or six spots before this, we shared a traditional Turkey dinner and loved it. The ambiance definitely is old school Dive bit in a very good way :) Highly recommend a visit!!! btw - across the street in the car shop area is a huge cyclist monument made out of old bikes, see here https://www.srcity.org/773/Cyclisk-Public-Art-Project
Pretty disappointing, as I was all set for a great turkey dinner. The
dinner itself was nearly $20, which I hesitated on because I thought,
wow, $20 is OK since this place is fabulous, but I'm not THAT hungry. So
I had the hot turkey sandwich instead. Let's say I'm glad I didn't drop
the $20. Quality of the turkey, gravy, stuffing, and potatoes were about what I would expect in a no-name cafeteria. All on a store-bought slice of wheat bread, which I thought was comical. The service, however, was quite good.
Just ate at Willie Birds in Santa Rosa. Lunch time, place was pretty much packed - could have gotten maybe 8 additional customers in this large restaurant. Service was excellent - prompt, friendly and accurate. Food was wonderful. Turkey sandwich (1/2) and house salad is a lot of food for lunch. Homemade Italian sausage sandwich and lentil soup also excellent. Not a lot to look at re: decor, but a great find! We'll be back again.
Sorry Guy, this place would have been better featured on Robert Irvine's Restaurant Impossible than on your Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives. It certainly was a dive, but not one where anyone should want to eat. I arrived with my family for breakfast and the staff appeared surprised that anyone had come to the restaurant, I had to go to find them. The service didn't get any better throughout our time there and the tables, seats and floor weren't clean and the entire restaurant was dark and drab. Worst of all, the food was poor. I ordered the Turkey Fried Steak breakfast and the steak was inedible (mostly connective tissue) and the gravy was so congealed, it couldn't be eaten without a spoon (which wasn't necessary since it tasted bad enough that I didn't want to eat it). Nobody else in my family finished their meal either for sake of taste, even though everyone was hungry. I'm guessing this is a friend from your Santa Rosa days, you should have them give Robert Irvine a call.
use to have my companys christmas breakfast here for years on end and always very tasty and very filling the cup of joe always hot. bloddy marys are very good.a must if you ever go to Santa Rosa
HEY I WATCHED A SHOW Diners, Drive-ins and Dives, THE OTHER NIGHT. I THINK IT HAD THREE DINERS FEATURED ON THE SHOW. ONE WAS WILLIE BIRD'S RESTURANT, ONE WAS MIKE'S CITY DINER, AND I CAN'T REMEMBER THE LAST ONE. CAN SOMEONE HELP ME? EMAIL ME @ [email protected]
Liked and liked, I liked it, good tasting bird however it's prepared.