Cicero's

Cicero's is a genuine hidden gem. Whenever I am in the area for work I make sure I stop by and grab lunch here. The staff is always friendly, and makes you feel like you're at an old friend's house. The food is always phenomenal. Good portions of main course and side dishes. I can't say I've had anything here I did not genuinely enjoy eating, and I will definitely be coming back the next time I'm nearby.

Service was good, but had a very limited lunch menu that didn't have any prices listed. Meal was okay, the coleslaw is AMAZING but the fries came out just saturated in oil (the oil used in the frier definitely was no where near hot enough).

Very unique place and delicious food. It is not possible to find this quality and freshness of food in that area. They are doing great.

I've been eating at Cicero's for years. Although I'm no longer living in the area, I visit with relatives whenever I'm in the area. The philly steak sandwiches use to be amazing, but I've been disappointed on my last couple of tries. On this visit, I decided to switch things up and try the fried catfish. I requested 2 pieces fried crispy because they provide rather large pieces of fish. The fish was fried to my liking but could have used a tad more seasoning. I typically like more salt, but the other guest thought it was perfect. It normally comes with a side salad and a side, but I requested 2 orders of coleslaw instead. It was really good! We were also offered hot, fresh bread which was a nice surprise. The hot tamales had good flavor, but I would have liked more meat on the inside. There was just too much breading.

As for the restaurant itself, the side room is newly remodeled compared to the main dining area. There are really cool wall hangings on the walls that will definitely keep the conversation flowing.