After participating in an awesome scavenger hunt<\/a> (no, seriously, it was a blast and I may have to write up an additional review), Hubs, the Niece and Nephew (ages 11 and 13, respectively) and I were ready for something to eat (and a cool place to sit). \u00a0As Decatur has plenty to offer, I was looking for a kid-friendly spot that didn’t have a wait. \u00a0We had passed Leon’s Full Service<\/a><\/strong> during our search for clues, and doubling back, it seemed to fit the bill. \u00a0We decided to sit outside (voted ‘very cool’ for the misters that were set up) and were promptly greeted by our waiter. \u00a0The name of the restaurant, in case you were wondering, takes a cue from both the filling station the venue used to be as well as the alcohol selection.<\/p>\n

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Although the truly extensive\u00a0list of spirits, wine and beer were (loudly) calling my name, I decided to set a good example for the next generation and ordered a Diet Coke. \u00a0With full appetites from our excursion, we were ready to order! \u00a0I was the odd woman out with my order of pork and grilled peach sandwich <\/em>(with watercress, goat cheese in a hoagie roll<\/i> — one of the specials of the day), while the remainder of the table was content with hamburgers (painted hills beef, paprika, gruyere, saut\u00e9ed mushrooms, caramelized onions, black pepper mayo, frites<\/em>). \u00a0Not just content with ketchup, we were also able to choose from a variety of sauces to accompany our frites — I found the garlic mayo to be all kinds of delicious. \u00a0Given the range of the remainder of the menu, I’m not entirely certain we gave this restaurant its due in sampling the dishes, however, should a venue be able to stand on its own based on whatever dish you try, right? \u00a0Fortunately, the burgers quickly disappeared and I loved the pairing of the pulled pork (tender, juicy and with the right amount of barbecue) with the sweetness of the grilled peach (when in the South, eh?), but thought the goat cheese was an interesting (and potentially unnecessary) addition.<\/p>\n

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