

Step back in time at Whately Diner by Nouria, a 1958 Kullman “Princess” model diner and one of Massachusetts’ most iconic roadside stops. Located off I-91 in Whately, this stainless-steel diner has welcomed generations of locals, travelers, and truckers with its round-the-clock comfort food and nostalgic atmosphere. Featured in film and TV, including In Dreams and Dexter: New Blood, the diner remains a regional landmark. Today, under Nouria’s care, it continues to serve hearty favorites with the same classic hospitality—preserving its timeless character while delivering the ultimate guest experience, 24/7.
Old-school option for around-the-clock American dining with blue-plate specials on weekdays.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 372 State Rd, South Deerfield, MA 01373
Phone: (413) 665-3696
Website: https://nouria.com/locations/ma/whately-ma-diner-1155/
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Reviews
The food was excellent, exactly what you’d expect at a diner that’s been in business so long. Really modest prices, huge portions, (makes chain diners and even fast food prices seem like a rip off), and still really well prepared and good quality.
Well worth the price of admission, even before factoring in the charm of the retro furnishings. They have jukeboxes, at the booths, in 2025… Back to the Future level nostalgia.
And our waitress was an absolute delight, veteran of the diner for four years, owners-better-know-how-lucky-they-are-to-have-her sort of waitress. Made us feel like family. Thank you Mama T!
I hope they get back to doing overnight service on the weekends. Closing at one seems kinda odd given that this was always a late night pilgrimage for UMass kids. (Have a DD, frens! And have them drive your tipsy butts here for a heavy hauler to warsh down all the Happy Dads or whatever y’all drink nowadays.)
Wth are you still reading this review for? Go to the Whately Diner already! (PS that is and always will be what it’s actually called. Place is a local legend.)