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Address: 1420 W Garfield Ave, Bartonville, IL 61607
Phone: (309) 697-2040
Website: https://www.facebook.com/Bartonville-diner-228072943917094/
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It was really nice to see the workers working together as a team. I watched three separate individuals bust a table. Somebody wiped it off, somebody straightened out the chairs, and somebody brought the menus and silverware for the next people to sit down. The customer service from every employee that I noticed was top-notch, it looked to me like they appreciated seeing the regulars that came in there too.
This is our first time eating here and I decided to try the country fried steak, it was fantastic and definitely a lot of food so worth the money! My son got the cheeseburger and my husband got a breakfast skillet. Everybody seemed to really enjoy their meal and we all agreed that we would come back again!
They have limited parking but it seems like maybe there’s always just that one last parking spot that’s open just for you. Would be really cool to see this restaurant be able to expand to a bigger building and a bigger parking lot in the future! Keep up the great work you guys and God will bless you!
Yes!
My dad and I wanted to grab food and I was tired of our usual stomping grounds so I suggested we both try something new. We rolled in at 7am on a Sunday to try and beat the church crowds. The first thing we ordered was some coffee and water while we half-looked at the menu while cracking jokes and catching up on recent events.
On my way here, I knew I wanted some french toast. It’s been a long time since I had any and nothing was going to stop me from getting it. My dad perused the menu online and knew what he wanted ahead of time, too. We quickly placed our orders and got back to chatting up a storm.
My dad ordered the Country Fried Steak Skillet and I got the Thick French Toast. The food took a bit longer than expected to come out despite how quiet it was there but that wasn’t a problem as we were busy telling each other terrible jokes and sipping decent coffee.
Once the food came out, we dug in. The french toast was pretty plain, no real sprinkling of powdered sugar or that soft buttery dollop on top. No biggie as it was still good and it had a nice crisp crunch on the edges that I love and can’t replicate at home at all. My dad’s skillet looked good but also kind of goofy with a slice of cheese just slapped on top and only half melted.
The food was really good and the coffee was decent. Not the best diner coffee I’ve had but after two cups, I can say it was serviceable without any sugar or cream added in. My dad said he enjoyed his meal but has a preference for a certain style of country fried steak and this wasn’t quite it. But we both left with empty plates and full bellies with smiles on our faces. Not a bad way to spend a Sunday morning.
When I started my travel list, Bartonville Diner was added around 2014 or 2015. Well, after 8-9 years, I finally got to cross it off my list as many failed attempts to try it out. The time it took to try it out wasn’t due to the lack of trying. Many plans were made to come here but life happens and plans can go sideways. I’m finally happy to have tried it out and hope I can drop in with my friends that live nearby before too long.
We ordered omelettes, but we saw some fantastic Midwestern fare being delivered to nearby tables. If I go there again, I might try the walleye.
The Popeye (spinach, bacon, and cheese) and German (ham, onion, green pepper, potato, and Swiss cheese) omelettes were great. They came with choice of hash browns or fries and a choice of toast or pancake. My hash browns and toast were great adds. I did notice that people who ordered dinner items also received a basket of fresh-baked bread. The service real butter and good coffee.
If I had to change anything, I would use real cheeses rather than the “cheese food” kind of cheese for the omelettes.
A thing to note is that while I could tell the building has once been a fast food place (based on the structure of the building), the inside and outside truly looked like a diner. The dinner has been there at least 20 years.
I would go there again!
I mean, I had French toast, bacon I’m good with that, but these are potatoes fire!
Service was great! Ask for Olivia!!!!!!!