I've been coming to 3 Coins for over 5 years now, and it's still one of my favourite breakfast spots. It's a classic old-school diner with cozy vibes that make you feel right at home. They even have fake stereo speakers that you can flip through to play different songs, which adds to the fun, nostalgic diner experience. I always order the classic breakfast with eggs, bacon, sausage, toast, and pancakes, and every single time, they never disappoint. The food is consistently delicious, and the service is always friendly and amazing. You can tell they really care about their customers and making sure you have a great experience. 3 Coins is truly a hidden gem and one of my go-to places whenever I'm craving a good, classic breakfast. Highly recommend checking it out! read more

3 Coins Open Kitchen - Fast Food Near Me - Richmond Hill, Ontario

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A true hole in the wall hidden gem! Located just north of Major Mackenzie in Yonge. There is a parking lot just behind with accessible parking and a back door leading into the establishment. **back door is not accessible/ wheelchair friendly due to 4 steps down** The inside is a retro diner from 1945 with a lot of nostalgia. The open kitchen is not to miss with Roger crafting up wonderful meals from scratch. My big breakfast amazing. Eggs cooked to perfection and the fluffy pancake! The coffee here has nice flavour and always topped up! The service is warm and thoughtful and definitely a nice neighbourhood hangout to catch up with friends with good food. read more

3 Coins Open Kitchen - Big breakfast - Fast Food Near Me - Richmond Hill, Ontario

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Our server was great from start to finish. We had our toddler with us and she was very interactive and paid attention to our needs. Food was great over all! Loved the retro feel to the restaurant. read more

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Diner open early serving breakfast with coffee refills and friendly smiles - all the elements necessary to start off a nice day! Vintage diner decor and colors add visual interest to the restaurant. Limited parking in parking lot right behind the restaurant. read more

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This place never disappoints. Roger has been the chef here for eons, even before he bought the place. This wonderful old diner has been around since the early 50's. The fare is simple and honest. Don't expect haute cuisine. What you can expect is great service, good prices and honest working person's food. I tried the grilled chicken club on rye and could not finish it. Very tasty. My partner had her usual Con Beef Hash with scrambled eggs and rye toast. The food will always be great here. read more

This is the first time I tried this place. It was recommended on my skip the dishes app. I got it delivered so I don't know how it looks inside. The service is fast I would say. I got my food within half an hour and that includes the driver's time to get to me. I got the western omlette. Interesting, there's a $3 price increase on the app. According to photos of the menu I found, it is $14.99. I got it with a side of 4 tomato slices (instead of home fries or french fries) and rye bread with peanut butter. The omlette was pretty big and seasoned to my liking. The tomato slices were thick. And the rye bread is fine, nicely buttered. They gave the biodegradable utensils. Although there were grooves on the knife, it didn't cut through the omlette easily. But when I ate the omlette, it was soft. read more

3 Coins Open Kitchen - Rye toast, tomatoes, western omlette, biodegradable fork and knife - Fast Food Near Me - Richmond Hill, Ontario

This is an open kitchen breakfast restaurant on Yonge, it's always busy. We came in Saturday at noon and parked at the back and go through a back door. Got seated immediately, and the waitress was very nice although she is busy all the time. Ordered a cheese burger with fries 4/5 b. A strawberry milkshake 3/5 c. Eggs with ham and sausage ,+salad 4/5 D coffee 4/5 Overall good experience,really enjoyed their old school style and live vibes here read more

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Still a fantastic neighborhood retro diner, it's like time has stood still since my last visit almost 2 years ago. Service staff still friendly and efficient. Sad reality as prices are also higher. Corned beef sandwich was on point, plenty of meat, home fries could use a bit more seasoning. Ordered the roast beef plate. For the price, could have been a little more generous with the protein and gravy (2 years ago larger portions!) mash potatoes were real and flavorful. People say the future looks bright but I'd rather be living in the past read more

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My husband introduced me to this place. This is my ABSOLUTELY FAVOURITE breakfast place. The food is FANTASTIC!!! The service and atmosphere as well. Coffee refills are plentiful. You never have to ask for more coffee. When you are in the area you must go have breakfast. My favorite go to Eggs Benedict with peameal. Portions are very generous. You will be glad that you went by. read more

This is our favorite breakfast place! It has very local vibes and a diner type feel. The place is not super big and is always busy but we haven't waited more than 5 mins for a table. Cute simple food and price used to be better but still good food for normal price. Servers are good and food comes out fast. We didn't get a milkshake this time but they are super tasty! Good place to checkout that has old school breakfast vibes no fusion blend or anything just good quality food. read more

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3 Coins is a typical diner with only breakfast and a lunch menu. The food is quite good and cheap for brunch (compared to other chain brunch places). The portions were decent for the price (I couldn't finish my home fries and the pancakes). The reviews are mostly about their bennies (and I love bennies) so of course I got that. Also tried the Big Breakfast which includes bacon, sausage, ham, three eggs, home fries, pancake, and toast (big breakfast indeed). 1) Peameal Egg Benedict The poached eggs were cooked in a mould so it had that perfect round shape. I asked for medium poached and it came just as I ordered it (which was great). The hollandaise was surprisingly not that bad and I did enjoy it. The home fries were regular but home fries are always good. 2) Big Breakfast It's standard; the bacon and fries were great, the others, not so much. The eggs were cooked over easy. The pancake was okay, just regular pancake (not that fluffy though). Overall, I think the food at the diner was good and cheap. Service was okay, the food took a bit to come but I get it, they were quite busy (it's pretty small and I think there was only one server). I would want to try their sandwiches next time (I think I saw roast beef was a popular dish too). read more

3 Coins Open Kitchen - Peameal Eggs Benny and Big Breakfast. - Fast Food Near Me - Richmond Hill, Ontario

They claim to have been around since 1955. That is impressive. This diner with its non-functioning jukeboxes, dated decor and authentic diner-y menu is a gem. Omelettes, egg, bacon, peameal/Canadian bacon and other breakfast favourites are all here and the diner is open every day from early morning on. What is there to complain about? Not much really other than a wait time to get a table, the orange juice is fresh and cold, the peameal is done right, eggs exactly as ordered and the waitresses are cheerful and friendly. The genuine warmth was appreciated. There is parking in the back. One thing though: They ushered people who walked in after me to a table first. They were standing closer to the dining room because there was no standing room by the door left. The waitress assumed they were ahead of me, which was wrong. In any case, the group pointed out the mistake, but the staff should check order of customers' arrival first. read more

We have been to this all day breakfast restaurant for many years. Speed of service had always been good until today. As I am writing this review, we are still in the restaurant, waiting for our food for over 45 mins! Still no signs of our breakfast, and another table that was after us got their food before ours! Seriously???? If anyone is thinking of coming to the restaurant brace yourself foe a good long wait, or go somewhere else. The food however is good... read more

3 Coins Open Kitchen - a plate of breakfast food - Fast Food Near Me - Richmond Hill, Ontario

What's your definition of a 'Greasy Spoon?' Well if you are pondering this mystifying question then look no further than 3 Coins- a true breakfast fixture in the downtown area of the "Hill," you get what you expect, a hearty breakfast at a reasonable cost, bottomless cups of Joe, all while seated at a throwback booth when times were simpler. Arriving in the small entrance, one of the servers threw us a cursory glance and were then treated to a much gentler version quickly managing several tables in the back. Loud, bustling with millenials hungrily chow downing on 3 Egg scrambles, we placed our order and waited quite a bit while the poor line cooks tried to keep up. The food is good, non pretentious fare 5hst fills you up at a reasonable cost. Compared to the $20 eggs Benedict at Hunter Landing a whole back, the smoked salmon bene is twice the size at half the price. Moreover, it was perfectly cooked and came with awesome breakfast potatoes. Forthe three of us, about $40 which included alsome turkey bacon on the side. A middle of the road staple of Richmond Hill, good honest food in a dated environment. -Zuk read more

3 Coins Open Kitchen - Same sign, different year! - Fast Food Near Me - Richmond Hill, Ontario

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Can you believe that after living in RH for over 20 yrs I have never been here??? Yes I am living a deprived life! I was going to start by calling this place the original greasy spoon breakfast place in Richmond Hill BUT I can't because there is no grease! The over and easy eggs did not have a fine layer of grease on my plates and my tasty home fries did not any yummy oil coating the sides. What disappointment :) Back to the drawing board! In the meantime, I will listen to music on my personal juke box at my booth while I enjoy my no grease breakfast with my coffee and non-burnt toast while I figure out how to write a review on this greasy spoon! read more

3 Coins Open Kitchen - Fast Food Near Me - Richmond Hill, Ontario

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A very traditional back in the days diner that everyone should experience at least once. A lot of the furniture was well maintained including the individual jukeboxes at the booths. It's a small diner therefore amount of seating and hallway spaces were limited. We went on Father's Day and had to wait about 30-45 mins in the heat (minimal AC). FOOD: - Roasted beef + gravy was a delicious combination. They advertised on their logo that they have the best roasted beef and they did not lie. Never chewy, easy to bite into. The homemade coleslaw was very homemade as not a lot of flavour compared to the ones from the stores. - Home fries was seasoned well, you don't need ketchup at all. SERVICE: - not as organized. When you see people lining up, you would have thought to leave a name on the list, but nope. They just let you stand and wait, when there's an open table, they asked how many in each party and if it fits the table then they will be served. read more

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We ordered the eggs benny and Montreal smoked meat sandwich. The eggs benny was served with "poached" eggs that were cooked in molds and did not have the silky, runny consistency that properly poached eggs should have - instead, what we received was more akin to two hard boiled eggs sat atop two halves of an English muffin (see photo). The home fries that accompanied the main was seasoned well, however only around 30% of the potatoes were crisped on the outside. This dish did not offer the textural experience that I usually get when I order an eggs benedict so this was a bit of a letdown. As for the Montreal smoked meat sandwich, the meat was dry and the rye bread was soggy (due in part to the steam that accumulated in the takeout box). In terms of flavour, it was not the best. I did, however, like that it was served with both coleslaw and a salad (or fries, if that's your preference). Reasonably priced overall, but I would steer clear of these two menu offerings and opt for something else. read more

3 Coins Open Kitchen - Eggs Benedict - Fast Food Near Me - Richmond Hill, Ontario

Best Breakfast in Richmond Hill and Thornhill, how I found this place I have no idea but obviously at some point it peaked my interest. We were by far not alone in our idea to check this place out on a Wednesday afternoon as it was packed and only chairs at the bar were found. They did not make their customers seemed rushed which is a nice element. The 50's diner decor makes for some fun observations. It is an open kitchen concept which keeps staff/chefs accountable. Menu consists of cheap, typical breakfast and lunch fare. Meals are brought quickly and cooked perfectly. Both my dad and I had the breakfast special (3 eggs, bacon/sausage, home fries and toast). Most of the breakfast was top notch. Dad's home fries were better than mine but otherwise no complaints. Price point is extremely reasonable. Definitely considering a return to this place in the future! read more

3 Coins Open Kitchen - Breakfast special. - Fast Food Near Me - Richmond Hill, Ontario

Nice and old fashioned atmosphere. Reasonable price with reasonable food. Nice quick breakfast.

Richmond Hill's favourite greasy spoon diner! Location: 4/5 Right above major Mac and Yonge, the location is pretty convenient. It must be tough to find parking here during rush hour though. We were lucky and there was a ton of street parking at noon on a Sunday. Decor: 3/5 The outside of the restaurant is adorable. The interior definitely could use some refreshing. But they already have such a steady flow of customers without renovating I can see why they haven't. Food: 5/5 Delicious and cheap! Most menu items are under $10 for a full breakfast. The few exceptions being $10.95 for an eggs benedict with ham, and $11.95? For a steak. They come with home fries which are quite honestly delicious. I don't think I can eat "regular" home fries again. Their egg in the eggs benedict isn't traditionally poached, it's probably done in a container for efficiency. Service: 4/5 Servers are friendly but there aren't many of them. As such, it'll be hard to flag down a service for something like getting your bill. This probably isn't the best place to go if you're in a rush for breakfast. Affordable breakfast diner that I'll definitely be coming back to! read more

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Really run down, decrepit and just overall dirty looking. Also, they just leave the coffee creamers out on tables for God knows how long so there's no knowing whether they've gone bad. This place may have been the popular local breakfast joint back in the day, but it's time has clearly passed. There's tons of newer, cleaner and tastier breakfast places in Richmond Hill now in 2023. read more

Still by far one of my favourite breakfast/brunch spots!! If you haven't beenAND you live in the area, you've been missing out! I get the hash with eggs over easy - highly recommend. It's a tasty hash that you can barely find in other breakfast spots. They also have all the regular breakfast combos that you can find in most places. If you're more of a sweet morning person, the pancakes are really fluffy and I don't think it'll really disappoint. Also they offer white, brown or rye bread, and that rye bread is always my go to. As for the environment, it's awesome. If you life feeling homey, and in a cool old school type of place this is perfect! It's a cute diner where there are regulars who greet each other and stop to chat. It's the closest thing I've seen to the cute small town feeling in a bigger city, which is amazing! read more

Great local hole in the wall breakfast spot. Service was wonderful. The outside of the restaurant could use a little updating but would definitely go back. read more

For as long as I can remember living in Richmond Hill, the neon signage of 3 coins open kitchen has been lit. Being a surviving staple in the downtown Richmond Hill core for near 60 years it is as much a part of the town as the heritage homes or the World War monument. It's a reminder of our small town routes, and pangs me with nostalgia when I think about everything it has seen change around it in that time. It had been some time since my last venture in for a quick fried egg sandwich on the go, and being that I hadn't been in a true open kitchen greasy spoon in ages I decided to venture in. I'll be frank about this place - it aint pretty. The floors have seen better days and many of the chairs, look dated (then again that is what they're going for). However, I feel like a quick clean up could really make this place pop once again. The aforementioned Neon lights have not been on in ages and the outside white wash finish is getting weather beaten and dirty. BUT don't judge this book by it's cover, like a seasoned veteran this place has character and a story. And I guarantee if you sit still long enough you can hear it. Alright, enough romantic nostalgia I entered and was warmly greeted by the cook and lone waitress and was offered any seat I would like. being an open kitchen purist I sat on a bar stool steps away from the cook and a cup of coffee was immediately place in front of me. Had I been a smoker (and had smoking been allowed indoors today) this would have been the perfect time + place to drink said coffee and enjoy said smoke while reading the days news. I should add that despite the place being busy for 1 server, she was impeccable, she seemed to have an uncanny mental trigger for knowing when my coffee hit half mast and was on me about refills right away. The coffee never even had a chance to cool and I'm sure I had about 5 cups before leaving (still shaking 2 days later). Perusing the menu I saw many basics and classic fare and a few additions (like egg whites only) for the health conscious (don't be a wiener and order an egg whites at a greasy spoon - that's a cardinal sin...COME ON). I decided on sticking with my breakfast go to and asked for the Eggs Benedict with Pemale bacon instead of ham. The blessing and the curse of an open kitchen is that you can see how everything is made, and my only criticism was that the hollandaise sauce was heated in the microwave before being added to my dish...tsk tsk. However that being said, the 2 pemale STEAKS that adorned my english muffins, acted as a landing pad for my perfectly cooked eggs and nuked holly-sauce. Judges: ITS GOOD! Despite my concerns the meal was tasty, filling, a great value and made quick as can be. Now despite this semi glowing review, you might be asking: "Well heck Kris, why the 3 star" . Well friend lemme tell you, 3 coin is a greasy spoon and it doesn't pretend be anything more or anything less. It manages your expectations and delivers consistently (more than I can say for some ex girlfriends...hey-yooooo LOL). I kid. But to give this place a 5/4 star would be to set your expectations sky high. In my books its a 3-3.5 BUT an incredibly strong one at that. I challenge you to disagree, in fact I bet you try this place out and struggle to give it anything less than a 4. Some might call this place a dive.... but it's my local dive.....and I hope it never changes read more

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3 Coins needs no introduction. It is a Richmond Hill institution. If you don't know what I am talking about, just read the reviews of other Yelpers; the history is spelt out again and again. With all its history, 3 Coins stays true to its root as a greasy spoon diner. The outside looks like a diner, the (run down) interior looks like a diner, the menu contains diner food, and the services are in diner style. I ordered a 3-egg omelette with corn beef ($8.45), a typical diner all day breakfast item. Of course the eggs were fresh, and the cooking was typical/average/good enough. The onion inside added a nice texture. I was impressed with the quantity of corn beef though. It was in every centimeter of the omelette. Talking about not skimping on ingredients. The bangs for your bucks is amazing. The place was packed at 9:30am the Saturday morning I visited. There was a line up for table. The services could be faster, but the 2 waitresses were overwhelmed by the business volume, so I couldn't blame them. Owners/management should take note of the business volume on weekend mornings. Solid 3.5 stars. It could easily be 4 stars if the services was faster. read more

3 Coins Open Kitchen - Corn beef omelette, comes with fries and toasts $8.45 - Fast Food Near Me - Richmond Hill, Ontario

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This place is a solid breakfast place and is your friendly and idealised dive breakfast diner. Pancakes are a little dry - so I would give the pancakes a miss. Their home fries are pretty solid and not really can ask for much more beyond that. Price point - extremely reasonable. Most things topping out at just under $20 - which makes it a great place to grab breakfast/lunch. Service is decent - I would say come early to snag a table as it does start to get busier as the morning wears on. It is fairly kid friendly - but once again I would emphasize that is your idealized classic dive dinner - so if that is something that makes you wince (especially with younger toddlers) I would hold off until they are a little bit older. If you are in the area of Yonge and Major Mac - this is a great place for kick off the morning meal. read more

Classic diner style breakfast that was very busy on a Saturday morning. Service was a little slow due to the high volume. I got the classic breakfast with bacon and scrambled eggs. It was good! Prices are decent for the type of food you are getting. I would venture back the next time I'm craving classic diner style breaky. read more

It's avg old and affordable place.. good service.. less veggies option... Cheap price.. quality of food was good.. friendly staff read more

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A very busy diner place in the core of Richmond Hill. They have been in Richmond Hill over 60yrs!! Service is great but a bit slow. They have one waitress at most of the time, but she knows what she is doing. Waitress and cook are friendly and provide the best service :-) They have the best club sandwich (club house) in town. I'm not a big fan of club sandwich, but I can't stop myself to order it again and again. Mayo is a must with their club sandwich, just forget about any diet!! Their home fries is also very good, too. I can order only their fries for my lunch. Also love their other dishes, like grilled cheese and bacon sandwich, egg Benedict, etc. Their decor is quite... hmm... retro?! However, their price is good, food is delicious, so don't worry about their decor. read more

This review is late coming. This little diner is close to my dentist and orthodontist in RH. One morning I had overestimated the traffic and was very early for an appt so I thought why not. I went in for a simple BLT and coffee. I was welcome to sit anywhere but since I was alone I chose the 60s style counter. Service was fast and friendly. I could have made this myself at home, but rarely buy bacon, so I enjoyed the treat. It was so fast that I still had time to brush my teeth before my appt. All in a solid 3. read more

The breakfast including eggs, bacon, toast and home fries was very tasty and filling. You can't beat the prices. And the decor fits a classic 50s diner. It's one of the few places in the heart of Richmond Hill that has stood the test of time. Definitely worth visiting again. read more

Slow service but the food is worth the wait. The eggs benedict was so good!!! I think the price for pancakes is a little bit pricy (3 pancakes for $8) but the eggs benny was pretty fairly priced. Add ins are quite expensive honestly so the basic price is very worth it read more

A landmark in Richmond Hill. I have driven by this place over 100 times in the past 30 years and I never stopped to try it out. Today I took the plunge. After walking into 1960's I was greeted and offered a seat in the other half of the restaurant. One server was extremely nice and friendly the other was ok. The menu is very classic, eggs, sandwiches, home burger, and other items you would expect. We ordered an Omelette, Eggs and Hash, 3 Eggs special. The coffee was hot and not watered down. So I was very happy. The place was packed for lunch and people seemed very happy. The 3 Eggs and Toast was great, Eggs and Hash was excellent, the omelette lacked flavour. 2 / 3 not bad. The other major disappointment is that they use Margarine and there is no butter. Seriously. We all know that margarine is not good for you. So :( Lunch comes under $10 / person which is very reasonable these days. As for the place. I don't know why the owners are not fixing this place up a bit. Its looking more run down by the year. It is a gem and is a shame that they don't put some effort in keeping it up. It has some great potential. Hope management does a bit of cleanup to take this place to the next level. I would love to see this place make it to 100 Years. read more

Great place for eggs benedict! I came here with a friend on a weekday, not very busy and the service was great. Friendly and attentive. This is a 50s diner at Yonge and Major Mackenzie in Richmond Hill. The atmosphere looks like it hasn't changed in many years, and it's been preserved well. The place is small and there's only one bathroom stall each for men and women. It's not a fancy place--it really does give you that old school feel, similar to Wimpy's. Food options were good and the prices, although used to be cheaper, are now more comparable to other breakfast places like Steve's or Cora's. The eggs benedict was great, flavourful sauce and very filling. If you like Steve's you'll like it here! I also prefer 3 Coins' home fries as they have burnt marks on them which makes them crispier and tastier. :) Parking is at the rear and you can enter the restaurant from there too. Look for the hand-written sign on the door! read more

3 1/2 stars Great greasy spoon where breakfast reigns supreme. Located in the core of Richmond Hill (between Centre St and Arnold) on Yonge, the place is a throwback to a 50's diner (with the decor to match) and possesses the smallest kitchen I've ever seen. We popped in for the first time on a Sunday morning for breakfast, having heard the food is good and reasonably priced. I found the prices to be comparable to other breakfast joints but they have great combinations (for example, you can get a bkfst plate with no eggs...just meat, home fries and toast). There was a small line up at the door when we arrived..but after a nominal wait time (less than 10 minutes), a table cleared and we were seated. After perusing the menu, we ordered: 1) pemeal bacon, with home fries, toast and egg whites....I think it was in the $8.50 range. The star of the plate were the home fries..they were excellent and were "real" home fries...not the store bought kind. These were the real deal. 2) bacon platter....6 strips of bacon, home fries and toast. Partner said it was excellent and he raved about the home fries as well. Staff were exceptional..they know how to work the room and frequently dropped by to top up coffee, check on our needs. Great food, great staff....loss of points for decor..it's pretty cheesy. read more

4.5/5 According to its menu, 3 Coins opened in 1955. The place has been renovated and gone through several owners since then. Along with the surrounding churches, it is one of the few surviving landmarks in the old town of Richmond Hill, dating back to the town's post-war boom years. The diner is complete with an open kitchen, checkered wall tiles, black and white movie posters, jukeboxes at each booth, and other memorabilia to make one nostalgic for the good old days. Even for a fella in his twenties. The walls are adorned with specials printed on paper. Service is laid-back, and friendly. I mean the real "more coffee hun?" type of service. Their menu is split into two pages, one for breakfast and the other for lunch and dinner. The breakfast side has all the belly-filling, arterial plaque inducing classics plus several types of omelets for the "health conscious". The lunch and dinner offerings are typical. Steaks, roast beef, burgers etc. All in all, 3 Coins Open Kitchen is a classic diner with a service and decor that is as authentic as you can get these days. What makes this place special for me is that it is one of the only places in Richmond Hill, where you can get a real breakfast. And by breakfast, I do not mean a bran muffin and cappuccino or Cora's over-priced and flamboyantly arranged fruit (nothing wrong with either of those things). Sadly, I can't help but think of this place eventually giving way to a real estate or dentist's office, like many of its neighbors have over the years. read more

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I would give it 3 stars. The food quality is what you would expect from a diner for breakfast. I really like diner food - so I would give the food quality 3.5 stars. The service was a bit slow - but this was probably because they had very few servers - and the place was completely full because it was Sunday. so I would give the service 2.5 stars - but not for lack of effort - theres only so much two servers can do for a full restaurant. I came on a Sunday at noon and people were lined up out the door - be aware of this as its a pretty busy time to come - I suspect our experience would have been very different if we came another day. I would return - although I don't know if its really worth waiting for a table. read more

The epitome of a greasy spoon diner, this place reminds me of Riverdale. Complete with mini jukeboxes at every booth, you can sip on a milkshake that's been made through an olden-timey milkshake blender...though you probably wouldn't want to sit here for long: the place is has "vintage charm" (aka old tables, chairs, slightly dingy floors and walls). Food is run-of-the-mill: pancakes were mediocre, nothing too fancy, but prices are low and pretty much exactly what you'd expect of a typical diner. There's really no particular draw to this place unless you're in the area and just looking for a quick breakfast, or you're dying to soak in some 1950's ~vibes~ while gushing about Buff Archie. read more

This is an friendly and great teste America style breakfast restaurant, as an asian ,the dish size and food is ok, not too much and not too salty. sit beside the chef, interesting experience for breakfast read more

I concur with all the reviews here. Great 50-60's style diner with character. My big tip; Grab a stool at the long narrow counter and chat with some fellow diners and watch the chefs in frenzied action creating all the delicious dishes. They even have a vintage green Hamilton- Beach milkshake machine!...brings back child hood memories when I used to go to the local diner and sit at the long bar ordering milkshakes and fries 40 years ago as kid... read more