I-70 Diner/Alex Taverna

Very quaint dinner , best food I've ever had in my life! The have a wonderful selection of Georgian food and American food. You can absolutely tell how passionate the chefs are by the quality of the food. You'll feel like part of a family once you walk in. There's also plenty of space for truck drivers !!!!

Absolutely INCREDIBLE food, service, atmosphere, EVERYTHING!!! Homemade and fresh ingredients, and a family-run diner. We could not have been more lucky stopping in this spectacular place! We had the Penovani (a cheese pastry) and greek salad, then tried the tomatillo pickled salad, which I could eat every single day; it was all so delicious! Then, Baklava for dessert and hot tea, also so good. Just great people and tremendously awesome food. People don’t know what they’re missing out on if they don’t stop in here and try it out!

As soon as I walked in, I was greeted by the most welcoming and wonderful lady. I was then blown away by how beautiful the the whole place was. It was like a dream. The whole time I was there I couldn't stop admiring the artwork. The menu impressed me, prices were great, and when the food came I was once again amazed. I definitely want to return to this place. It's very much an immediate favorite and I hope it stays forever.

I’m Slavic and this delicious cuisine was probably the best I had ever had in America! The food: The food here was so delicious and mouth watering. It made me remember how in my childhood my grandmother made me homemade food. The kebab with the rice made me gobble it up. The bread boat was so creamy with the cheese and hot. I’m in love with the food here! The service: the service here is wonderful! There is a kind family who owns the place and they are the sweetest! Sure the survive can be a little slow but it’s worth the wait! Some places make you wait long and bring trashy food, but here you wait for a bit and get mouth watering food! Nobody is rude or ignorant, more like friendly and sweet! (There is only one chef who is the husband) The atmosphere: The place is super clean! The bath

What impressed me most was the spirit of hospitality. In Georgian culture, the table is never just about food; it is about generosity, conversation, and connection. The staff carried that same warmth, guiding the experience with pride and genuine enthusiasm, as if they were sharing pieces of their own heritage.