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Very cute small diner, service was fast and great! Food was yummy and the portions were good, decent variety of options. Reasonable prices as well. On Sundays they ONLY serve breakfast.
… moreJon Eighmey
Stopped at the Diner for breakfast. The pictures on Google are pre covid prices. Everything has gone up since those photos. Quite a bit. The diner is quaint but pretty tight spaced. The food was good but nothing special. I asked twice for apple juice and didn’t receive it. No biggie though I had water. 4 people for breakfast and coffee ran us 68$. Would try again but also wouldnt go out of my way to eat here again only because its over a half hour drive for us.
… moreRobin Jackson
My friend and I travel around central New York discovering diners, and this was one of our very favorites. We loved the homemade soup and Reuben. The service was exceptional. It’s a true country diner, warm, welcoming,and very tasty!
… moreEric Brodie
Stellar experience! Delicious, nutritious food at low prices. Convenient location with plenty of free parking. Friendly, hospitable staff. Debbie, Mary and Maggie are all kind and considerate. A warm, welcoming, clean, neat atmosphere. Clean restroom as well. Highly recommended!
… moreJoe L
This little diner was good. Little pricey for portion size but the food is great. The eggs Benedict was great and tasted good. Home fries are extra but were also good, I also tried the kielbasa which is pretty much hot dog style and was good.
… moreRose Duffey
This is what I expected when I went to a previous diner in this area and didn’t get it, I was super happy to find it here. They were a cozy place with friendly faces and fresh food. They had a huge selection and we all tried something different. As some other reviews on here stated, the bathroom was very small, but nice and clean. As for the food, I had the pizza omelet. I was very happy with this; I normally don’t eat a lot of pizza due to the bread and grease. Both of these weren’t a problem with my breakfast. I was hoping to try the eggs benedict, but keep in mind they only do this until a certain time. I would love to come back and try more items. But if you do go, do yourself a favor and get a muffin toasted on the griddle. Something I wouldn’t have gotten if not for my friend, if I come back, I certainly won’t leave without one!
… moreStephen F Phillips-Scott
Step into (perhaps back and into) the best of 1950s & 60s most traditional menu of meals, and side dishes primarily all the breakfasts you can either remember or imagine. Don’t forget the handmade pies. Swing up to a stool in the front room L shaped counter, or be seated at ’50s style table and chairs for 2-4-6 or more. It’s the customers, the long time regulars (with life stories from local, world and many varied backgrounds) bearing the cherished Gift of Gab. The bottomless cup of coffee encourages both staying and returning – 5a.m. ’til 2p.m, daily. Don’t forget your waitresses names.
… moreZachary Feigman
Old school diner joint. Its a bit of a hole in the wall, but that’s actually the appeal and style they’re going for it seems. Its good food with very good service. The locals are regulars and it’s warm and inviting. I recommend this for an excellent breakfast if you are ever in this area.
… moreDan Ortman
Great hometown style diner, the food is amazing here at great prices. Would absolutely recommend this place to anyone in the area. Tucked away just off 481 so great for anyone traveling through.
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