I remember a few weird things about our lunch experience at Harry’s.
First is that several people raved about their pancakes. In fact it seemed like you would want to go to Harry’s just to sample their famous apple pancakes.
A second chuckle concerned the attire of most of the patrons. My girlfriend thought we were going to a deli so she had on denim skirt, top, and wore sandals. Her husband and I also were dressed very casually in shorts. We were the exception since almost all male diners had on suits. I surmised that people went to Church and then stopped by Harry’s for their famous pancakes.
The third eye-opener is the age of the patrons. I am in my fifties and I was definitely one of the youngsters!!!! As for the food, my girlfriend and I ordered the seafood gumbo which was excellent. I was almost tempted to get something else because the prices were pretty high, but decided the "specialty" was worth the couple extra dollars. Her husband ordered the Turkey club which was good but not what he expected. It turned out his meal was an open-faced sandwich on a croissant. Again the meal was good but a little expensive.
The tables were very small and very crowded together AND all full with patrons. I took some pictures of the interior since it was very quaint.