Lester’s is a small classic diner. We serve a wide variety of American cuisine, like breakfast, hamburgers, hot dogs, breaded pork loin sandwiches, pork chops, chicken fried steaks, and even some out of the norm items for a diner like salmon. We also do salads and wraps. We strive to serve the best food in the Grove and surrounding area. We are family owned and operated. We have large truck and semi parking in rear for customers wanting to sit down.
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Reviews
There was Diner food and incredible French Fries. One Grand got a corn dog and fries, the other got a bacon cheeseburger burger that looked Artisan but both were served in nostalgic red diner baskets. This was elevated diner food for sure.
My grilled porkchips were simply delicious, I’d love to know what seasoning they used! I had a side salad that was as beautiful as delicious! Everything tasted very fresh! I recommend their Rasberry Vinigrette. Giving the Grill Master props- he’s so got Chops!
There were only about 5 tables in there and I don’t know why the place didn’t have a line out the door!
They also had a decadent desert menu!
I will definitely make the drive frommy home over an hour away to eat here again!
Hot, fresh, great food!
I’ve been eating here the last two years and definitely my favorite in grove. Will continue to go. This is the first time I’ve have their breakfast. Never disappoints. Lester’s Diner is awesome
The problem we had was the 1/3 pound patty melt. Patty melts need to have more meat due to sourdough being so large, so I have this poorly proportioned patty melt that left 1/2 of the sandwich inedible. The beef on the patty melt, which is “local” was so dry it dried my mouth out, I had to put mustard on my patty melt. Also, the Swiss Cheese was on the bottom of the bread, which is really weird, you should overlap and melt the two cheeses on a patty melt. I have seen a lot of local beef that isn’t even close to 80/20, or 90/10 at the MOST which is what you need for a good burger. I will try this again, but I will 100% not order a hamburger of any sort.