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    Becky's Diner

    4.1 (1.7k reviews)
    Closed • 5:00 am - 9:00 pm
    Updated 3 months ago

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    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Dogs allowed
    Outdoor seating

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    Fresh Maine Lobster Roll and chicken Club Sandwich
    Katie C.

    We really enjoyed our meal on their covered porch! Very quick service and friendly wait staff. Waterfront views from the covered porch. I had the lobster roll and my husband had a chicken club. You can order the lobster roll with mayo or hot butter, and I chose hot butter, but the lobster meat (and bun) still came cold - so just a good thing to know for those who may expect a warm Connecticut style when ordering the butter. The club sandwich was insanely delicious, highly recommend. We also ordered coffee and dessert - they are known for their Maine blueberry cake with cream cheese frosting (it tasted like a blueberry muffin) and their Whoopie pies/ whoopie pie cake. We also ordered the chocolate cream pie which was delicious!

    Menu (7/1/26)
    Tricia G.

    We lucked out on a (small) lot parking spot. 45 minute wait ... worth it! Idk if I've had more lobster and clams here overall or blueberries?!! Both phenomenal and plentiful in beautiful Maine, of course. My daughter and I had the Maine wild blueberry pancakes and eggs; my son - strawberry and blueberry pancakes (a special). All very damned good and absolutely delicious - wow! Fluffy and plentiful and deeeeeelicious!!!!!!!!! This busy diner runs like a well oiled machine for sure! Thanks once again Yelp! (I told my kids - all you need on vacation is a full tank of gas, your cell and Yelp!)

    Veggie Omelette with provolone cheese
    Katie D.

    Overall, this is a solid diner, but it doesn't particularly stand out from others. The service was fast and friendly, exactly what you'd expect from a good diner. We visited around 10 a.m. on a Sunday and had about a 35-minute wait, which wasn't surprising for a busy weekend morning. The prices are on the higher side for a diner. My veggie omelette was $21, and while it was good, the home fries were just average. We also ordered the lobster omelette for $35. Although it's pricey, it came with a generous portion of lobster, which helped justify the cost. One thing to note is that there's also a 3% kitchen fee added to the bill, so keep that in mind.

    Scott M.

    If you're in Portland and craving a real diner breakfast, Becky's absolutely hits the spot. The homemade corned beef hash is the star of the plate: big chunks of corned beef and potatoes, crispy on the outside, tender inside, and super flavorful without being greasy. You can taste that it's made from scratch, not scooped out of a can. The blueberry pancake is everything you want from a Maine diner--loaded with berries, golden on the edges, and fluffy in the middle. It's one of those pancakes you tell yourself you'll share, then somehow you don't. The fiddlehead omelet is such a fun local twist, with the fiddleheads adding a tender, slightly earthy bite that makes the whole thing feel special and seasonal. Service is friendly and efficient, even when they're slammed, and the whole place has that busy, waterfront, "locals and tourists together" vibe. Expect a wait, especially at prime breakfast hours, but the homemade corned beef hash, blueberry pancake, and fiddlehead omelet make it more than worth it.

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    Jay M.

    A good breakfast or lunch spot. I ordered the 2 eggs, homemade hash , sourdough toast. First, prices are fair and usually quick seating for the counter seats. The homemade brisket hash was very good and why I stop here. Nice staff, dessert options are impressive with the pies. All was good til I saw a kitchen charge now added to the bill . This is a real turn off. Becky should pay the kitchen staff more o stead of fleecing customers... if I had known in advance; I would have eaten elsewhere.. Friendly Toast down the street loser to waterfront and other smaller businesses needing my money.

    Gabe G.

    Breakfast in Maine? This place is an institution but there are long wait times beware waited 45 minutes to be seated got the warf special potatoes eggs sausage and pancakes had great crispy edges my favorite Thewife got italian stallion omelette which consisted of sausage and red peppers and spinach she rated it a 6 out of 10 the hot sauce on the table tastes really good as well must try Lemonade is pretty good btw & good luck finding a spot in 1 of the lots parking is sparse

    Eggs Benedict
    Chipper C.

    Love an authentic diner, only thing missing here was a counter. We dined here before heading out on the mail boat. Lots of folks waiting and we were seated pretty quickly, considering. After we ordered we switched over to a booth that was vacant in order to get the total diner experience. I ordered the eggs beneedict and it was pretty good. The ham was a bit salty, but that is somewhat expected with ham. The potatoes were OK, a bit too done for my taste. I would come here again and would probably just get the typical eggs and bacon with toast breakfast. Over $100 for 4 of us, a bit high for diner fare.

    Lobster Benedict
    Stacey T.

    This greasy spoon dine has my whole heart! It stays very busy and the lobster Benedict was outstanding. One of my top five breakfasts that I've ever had. The service was friendly and it's definitely loved by the locals.

    Gary G.

    Trusty diner on Commercial Street in an area that was once far from the epicenter of Old Port, but city growth has brought it closer. Relatively easy parking. Good breadth of menu. Seats in relaxing booths plus plenty of stools. Servers very experienced and very friendly. It's a comforting environment. Their many loyal "regulars" are there for a reason. I've already got a few visits under my belt and liked them enough to have bought a souvenir mug. First visit actually reviewing was a breakfast trying the Hobson's Sampler with eggs, meat, homefries, toast, pancakes, and many choices among them. -- Scrambled Eggs: Nothing remarkable but no mistakes. Cooked just right, avoiding brownage and runny goopage. -- Homefries: Cut into non-cubes with heights less than the widths, achieving better crispness that way. Good variety of textures. Not much seasoning or onion, but solid homefries. -- Sausage Links (3): Standard. Lightly crisped, still juicy. Seems easy, but hardly anyone does them this well. -- English Muffin: I told the server to skip the toast, seeing there'd be plenty of carbs with the two pancakes, but she strongly recommended trying the English muffins, since they were homemade. Great flavor, great choice. Will have these again and I recommend you try them too. -- Pancakes (2): Fluffy and delicious. And big. Not elite, but really close. Enough that you'd have to go to 10 other places before finding one better. Just a great all-around place. No wow factor, but on every visit (all breakfasts), everything was good, right down to the efficient and friendly service.

    Lana K.

    Also a staple for some breakfast! They have a fast turnover rate so you're never waiting long and they are very efficient in sitting people. I got the hobsons wharf special, which is best for the price point and the amount of food you get! Definitely has that classic diner feel. Gets a little crazy in the summer, but going really early is the way to go!

    Maine Wild Blueberry Fruit Pie.
    Chad M.

    Had the 1.5lbs lobster meal and it was a very good deal for the meal. Loved the experience and the meal. I want to go back already. The server was so sweet and nice. Young and full of energy. It's a different vibe than the weekend brunch servers. Still a full five star experience. I had two meals here over my long weekend in Maine. It's going to be on my must go back to places for Portland. Trip here means another couple meals at Becky's.

    Lobster roll $40
    Truman W.

    I only had 1 day in Portland Maine and 1 stomach for a lobster meal and a lobster roll. For lobster meal I picked Gilbert's (also 5 stars), and for lobster roll I went to Becky's. The $40 full roll was to die for, incredibly good! (easily double the size of a lobster roll in California.) The server was nice enough to give me butter and mayo on the side for me to try. (I decided I liked mayo better.) Some menu items are breakfast or lunch only, but lobster rolls are served all day.

    eggs, sausage toast
    Jay C.

    Old school diner with busy and bustling vibes - especially at lunchtime. Service fairly quick, friendly. Had lunch and breakfast menu - impressive sandwiches with generous portions of fries or onion rings; breakfast toast impressive and perfectly toasted and buttered, pancake was dense but fluffy, and delicious. Sausage is a must have. Recommend for a quick in and out.

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