PT Eatery

The food was okay overall — nothing bad, but nothing particularly memorable either. Unfortunately, the service felt a bit off. The staff didn’t smile or seem very welcoming, which made the atmosphere feel slightly uncomfortable. Not a terrible experience, but it didn’t feel especially warm or inviting. Hopefully the service improves, as that would make a big difference.

My first time trying the 2 varities of their chicken wings. We preferred the glazed wings as oppose to the garlic butter. Well paired with the fried rice. The shrimp and pork Banh Noi is my go to here.

PT Eatery is a casual, laid-back spot serving classic Vietnamese favorites like pho, fresh rolls, and rice plates. I ordered the house special broken rice dish, which felt like a sampler plate. It came with shredded pork, steamed egg meatloaf, ground shrimp, and rice, along with a choice of protein (pork patty, pork chop, beef, or chicken). I went with the chicken. My wife had the beef short rib pho. Both dishes were flavorful and well-prepared overall. The broth in the pho was rich, and the short rib was tender. My plate was satisfying, though the chicken was unfortunately overcooked and came out dry, and the shredded pork was a bit tough to chew. Despite that, it was still a great experience. The service was solid, and the variety on the menu makes me want to come back and try other dishes. It seems like PT Eatery has been around for quite a while and I can see why.

I went for lunch with a friend who had already been here. The service was very quick, and the food came out with very little wait. The Pho French Dip was AMAZING! The wings were great and beef rice plate had great flavor. Highly recommend. The owner was also very friendly. I'm bringing more folks this way!

This was hands down the worst Vietnamese dining experience I’ve had, made even worse by the customer service. From the moment we sat down to the moment we left, we were barely and reluctantly acknowledged. There was no greeting, no check-ins, no water refills, nothing. We waited over 20 minutes just to place our order, and it genuinely felt like we didn’t exist. The food itself was atrocious. It was bland, served cold, and to make matters worse, the utensils were visibly dirty. The most unbelievable part: we asked for an extra bowl so we could share food with our 2-year-old child and were told they had run out of clean bowls. This was a Thursday night at 6:30 PM, with the restaurant less than half full. Let that sink in. Between the lack of acknowledgment, dismissive attitude, and overall experience, this place left a terrible impression. There are far better Vietnamese restaurants that respect their customers and can handle the bare minimum. I won’t be returning.