Hours
| Sunday | 10 AM–8 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–8 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 16 S Main St, East Granby, CT 06026
Phone: (860) 651-6555
Website: http://franksplaceeg.com/
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Reviews
Edited to add- Brunch…. Omg amazing. Homefries are usually a major letdown… not here!! Seasoned well, flavorful and perfectly cooked. These folks know how to cook an egg exactly the way you ordered it. Perfectly over easy, poached or scrambled. The hollandaise was on point. The little corn waffles in the Benedict were such a perfect little treat! Love the bourbon barrel maple syrup. So many little touches that make this brunch above and beyond. Will definitely be back with the entire family!
Grabbed take out 2 meals for my house and one for a special friend who could use some love!
Called and specifically asked if they could do two separate bags. The lady on the phone was soo accommodating and when I picked up confirmed the order the was bagged separately.
The portions are amazing for the price. The sauce is delicious, as well as the kielbasa and brisket! The Mac and cheese was fantastic next time I need a side dish gonna buy the Mac and cheese!
If you see the picture, that’s supposed to be brisket. Unfortunately it’s so overcooked that there was no bend to it at all and it was dry as a bone. I suspect that the brisket sat under a heat lamp or something like it and what might have once been a good brisket was absolutely ruined before it got to our table.
The pulled pork was on the dry side, but seasoned well, and if you put enough sauce on it, it was ok. However it should not need sauce to be tasty, and parts of it were sufficiently moist, proving that somewhere along the way parts of it were dried out.
The ribs were quite good, as was the sausage. We would recommend these to anyone who wishes to come here. Both of these were tasty and worth getting. The chicken was also decent, but lacking in the smoke flavor one would expect when ordering from the smokehouse portion of the menu.
The prison shanks from the appetizer menu should be avoided as the pasta was so undercooked that the dish was very hard to eat, and the smoke flavor was actually too strong on this dish, overtaking the milder flavors of the meat, sauce, and pasta.
The cornbread was dry, and a bit sweet for my taste. The coleslaw has good acidity, but needs salt and pepper. The onion rings also needed to be hit with popcorn salt before being served.
We would like to return and try more parts of the menu at some point, perhaps after the liquor license has been approved. However, one must be discerning in their menu choices in order to have a pleasant experience, which is far from ideal. I’d like to be able to say that you can’t have a bad meal here and right now that’s simply not the truth.
We were greeted with a smile and seated quickly.
Food is very good.
Will definitely visit again when we are back in CT