Y'know that hunger you nurse when you've been on the road all morning and it's getting along toward…read morelunch? You look at that crumpled bag on the console and see the chips are now down to crumbs, and you think, Man I gotta stop. Well, we kept going. And good thing. We found the Robin Hood Diner when we got off the highway at our destination, and were we ever pleased. Driving in you see that brick facade but walking inside is like tearing a page from the 1955 calendar. This place is history come alive. Welcome to one of the original Silk City diners, manufactured in Paterson, NJ from 1926-1966. As the brass plaque above the door attests, this was the 41st diner they built in 1955. And it has all the appearance of the day they toted it down Route 17 (how they got it under the bridge is a mystery). And here's the thing: not only is the building the real deal. So is the menu. I was tempted to try the meatloat, but opted for a burger. My wife took the owner, Jan, up on the roasted turkey sandwich ("You want that run through the garden?" "Run what, through where?" "Do you want it with lettuce, tomato and onion?"). Both were fresh and fabulous, and the service was quick. Best of all was meeting Jan and chatting with her about family and the history of the place. The Robin Hood Diner is a treasure, a focal point where friends and neighbors and visitors will all feel at home. We came back the next day for the annual car show, a memorial tribute to Jan's late son, Christopher. In between the 'Vettes and the Mustangs and all the friendly faces, we picked up a fresh-baked apple pie. The ride home was going to be a long one, and we don't have a Robin Hood Diner near us!

Always come by once a year to go camping here and stopping for a cup of coffee thank you for always…read morebeing so good

We stopped to grab breakfast at the Roscoe Diner and after we parked, I noticed a sign out front…read morethat read, "Welcome to the famous Roscoe Diner". I thought it was a joke, as the place looked very standard, but I later told a friend I had been in Roscoe, and they asked if I had checked out the "famous Roscoe Diner". I asked why it was nicknamed as such, and he said that it was a very popular stop in the Catskills. Now, I had heard of and been to the Phoenicia Diner, but that offered trendy interpretations of classic diner cuisine, while this one was very basic. But, I suppose that was, perhaps, what others found charming about it. It certainly seemed stuck in a bygone era. In fact, our waitress was very much how you would envision a "diner waitress" in that she was older, had her hair in a bun, and she seemed mildly annoyed, ha. She was sweet, though. Anyway, the coffee was fantastic, and my egg white vegetable omelet was perfection. It was cooked through, as I had asked, and was not even the slightest bit oily. The vegetables were also very fresh. The accompanying potatoes, however, were bland and undercooked. In addition, the whole wheat toast clearly used processed, packaged bread. Sure, the "famous" Roscoe Diner was conveniently located right off the highway and offered a nostalgic atmosphere, but the food was just decent.

We stopped in this area to get gas and decided to come here to eat breakfast. This place really is…read morea great pitstop for coming to upstate or going down to NYC. This place is typically diner, portions are huge and reasonable price. Food came out quick and the server was very attentive. Ambiance was really cozy and diner vibes with all the college pendants displayed throughout the restaurant.

Was up here after driving 2 1/2 hours and I was starving. They had slow service today without it…read morebeing busy. Must be under staffed. I had a western omelette that was delicious! My whole wheat bread ordered without butter came out slathered in butter unfortunately. The food is tasty just takes a bit to get the order to the table.

As far as diners go, this one's in the middle of the road. Food is OK, and Service is terrific. My…read morefavorite thing about the Liberty diner Is that their menu has such a variety, not just of food but of portion sizes .You can order a half a sandwich and a cup of soup, or a small version of salads and sandwiches. I ordered a half a pastrami sandwich and a cup of soup. The rye bread was stale. I thought it was toasted, but the bottom portion was wet so it wasn't toasted, It was stale.

Wonderful! Friendly place. Good coffee, big breakfasts and endless coffee refills. Huge breakfast…read moreplates. Would love a few more vegan and healthy breakfast options

Came for breakfast on a Friday and had an awesome meal here! My mom and I shared the original…read moreskillet with whole wheat toast and a chocolate chip pancake. Also got a slice of strawberry pie to go. Will definitely be back!

Had a nice late lunch here on our recent trip. (Note that they are often not open at dinner time.)…read morewe were told that the food and service were good and that they had a few unusual local ingredients incorporated into their menu. For this reason, I decided to go with an Arnold Bennet skillet that included smoked trout. If you at all like the thought of lox and eggs, then you definitely need to try this one. It also had Parmesan, chives, and crème fraiche mixed in. The taste of this combination on a piece of toast was delicious! And something I would happily enjoy again and at reasonable prices. Plus, it was enough food that I finished it for breakfast the next morning. The seating area looks and feels like a typical NY diner. Our waitress was quick and efficient and the coffee was good and fresh. Especially with the limited number of dining locations in the Catskills area, Phoenicia diner is definitely worth a stop.

My family did an excursion with Rail Explorers just a little ways up the street and we needed a…read moreplace to refuel before our next stop. I heard good things about the diner and its popularity - probably due to the convenient location and it seemed to be one of the few eateries (and largest one) nearby. We got there at almost 2 pm on a Friday and they still had a waitlist... 30 minutes they said. They have a large parking lot; the front fills up fast but I do believe I caught a glimpse of the back. She said we could also order from the food truck outside by the patio seating. The only difference would be there's no table service there. I ended up trying that route since we have younger kids and we told them to take our name off the list. There was a line by the food truck too but we eventually got there. There was only one person taking orders (and despite the line, he was patient with all of my questions. They seem knowledgeable about ingredients. Having said that, my youngest has food allergies and the only thing he could have is the cheesy grits. Good thing we brought him his own food. Also not the person taking orders also brings in the bucket of dirty dishes and restocks, so when he's doing that, no one is taking orders. We're allium-free vegetarians and ordered: BUTTERMILK PANCAKES: This came with 5 4-inch pancakes, a decent amount of fresh blueberries and strawberries, two butters, and a small container of syrup. Not bad at all! They weren't the fluffiest but I enjoyed the slightly crisp outside. The bees also enjoyed the syrup that remained in the cup so I entertained myself by watching them. On that note: if you have a bee sting allergy, beware if you're outside and order something sweet. Because the outside tables aren't serviced, you may need to wipe them down. AVOCADO TOAST: sliced avocado on a thick slice of sourdough and pea shoots with a medium hard boiled egg. It comes with pesto but we asked to have it taken out. There's no other spread on it but still tasted good. Plus a side of Phoenicia potatoes, which are deep fried and salted. A pretty good savory option! CHEESE GRITS: standard cheese grits but I think it's just cheese and grits. The amount of cheese in your grits determines the amount of sodium in your bite. I got this for my kid with food allergies... he didn't like them but the adults finished it. MAC AND CHEESE: a generous amount in a bowl. Not sure why my kid didn't eat more than a few bites but I ate some and it tasted good. She finished it later when she was hungry enough so maybe she was just feeling peckish at the time. FRESH SQUEEZED JUICE: Got this in both orange and grapefruit. Truly fresh squeezed. It's got pulp and my grapefruit had a good amount of seeds. But they tasted good! My kids are sometimes not into fresh squeezed but the orange juice was the perfect amount of sweet and they finished it while we were waiting for food. COFFEE: coffee is coffee... but it took forever to come out. In fact, my husband had to take my phone with the receipt to the food truck again to ask about it (after I already asked other people few times) when we were almost done with our food. According to the guy, they're supposed to call out your name for coffee but it never happened. One of my kids wanted lemonade but they were out at the time. After paying, you give them your name and they'll call you when someone brings out your order from the main building. It took a while but everyone else was also waiting. There is a self service station nearby with utensils and napkins but it was half empty. If that's the case, note there's another similar station through the side doors into the diner. No table service means just that. Overall, it was a good trip? Sitting outside, you get an up close feel of nature in the form of insects inspecting your food but you also get to see the view better... including if it rains. Unless you're in the covered section, only a few tables have an umbrella. Not much service where we were but the food was good. No issues with cross contamination or getting ingredients we don't eat. All that in mind, a solid place for sustenance but they seem to be busy a lot so expect slower service. If you're in a hurry, I spotted a strip a little further down with smaller places to eat at. NOTE: show your bracelet from Rail Explorers to get a 10% discount off your bill!

My dad and stepmom like to vacation around White Lake and Tilly's is an excellent spot for a quick…read moreand affordable meal. Even in this economy, Tilly's prices are extremely fair and the portions are large and filling. I came here twice. Once for dinner (burger deluxe platter- excellent, and I recommend getting something with the frizzled fried onions on top). Also for breakfast sandwiches, which I ordered to-go. Service is friendly and gets it right, making sure you have whatever you need to enjoyyour meal.

Tilly's is the one stop shop diner you need off the side of a freeway. Once you enter through the…read moredoor and you set foot onto the restaurant you're immediately taken back a few decades - and I mean that with my greatest respect. When you're here you know what you're going to get out of the establishment. We were given seats at the bar promptly, we were served water early and were asked for our orders at a timely manner. Everyone behind the counter was helpful to us. As I admired their work it was easy to see how Tilly's has remained a local favorite. The continuous boots on the ground - foot traffic of bussing tables, serving food, taking orders - was all calculated chaos. At the heart of it all was the food that came at a reasonable time and the conversations you had with local neighbors and customers who sat near you. The French toast was delicious, not too sweet but the syrup was aplenty. The omelette was seasoned well, packed with flavor. However the potatoes were serviceable at best. The Tilly's Waitress Special was the quintessential breakfast meal. Tilly's left us satisfied and full

This is a pretty old school diner. Typical boothes, counter, stools and even a couple of newspapers…read moreto read. And everything was in tiptop shape and clean. Even the bathroom was updated and clean. My bride and I hopped over from Resorts World. Took less than 10 minutes. We have the fondest memories of this area. Our server, or as we said back in the day, waitress, Evelyn, was friendly and fantastic. We had delicious omelets with potatoes and we each substituted muffins for toast. Gloria had a mushroom & cheese with a blueberry muffin. I had a veggie omelet with a toasted bran muffin which was toasted to perfection on the grill. Everything was tasty, hot and accurate. Evelyn was a crackerjack on coffee refills. And the coffee was way better than what was served at Resorts. This will be our goto whenever we are in the area!

Stopped in for lunch. There seemed to be alot of locals which is a good sign. The menu is intense…read moreand offers several options to quench your appetite. I went with the roast beef club. Regularly comes with french fries, but I paid a lil more for onion rings. The roast beef is cooked in-hose, perfectly I might add. The sandwich comes in four portions and is challenging to wrap your mouth around. The restaurant is a little dated, but that is a minimal issue that the food more than makes up for. Our server took good care of us during our visit and we left very satisfied. If you have room left, there are homemade desserts as well.

You will struggle to find a better breakfast spot on the planet…read more I was here yesterday with my best friend Justin. I have been to Diana's before but I haven't been since a little before Covid as I live in NJ...This establishment makes you feel like home. When you get a coffee it comes In a mug that you would have in your house. In NJ you go to a diner and you get a small branded mug etc here it's more like a mug from there personal collection of random mugs. The owners/staff are SUPER friendly and welcoming. Before I even got to PA I told my buddy Justin that I have to go to Diana's. They are master of the griddle here! Food is fresh and delicious. I got the 2 egg plate with home fries (ask for the onions and peppers added in) and over medium eggs and sausage. The sausage is so so good. Hand formed patty crisp on the outside and juicy inside. I also got a homemade cinnamon bun and ordered a bunch to go. As the menu suggest ask them to butter and griddle the buns. This will change your life. Hospitality at its finest and country breakfast at its finest. This is a gem of the Honesdale/Tyler Hill area. I have a special place in my heart for this place!

Portions are humongous! My party of three got breakfast here and we ate leftovers for breakfast the…read morenext day and couldn't even finish that! Eggs and buckwheat pancakes are great, hash browns are on the spicy side. I got the Olaf, which was a bit too much, good but too rich for me. I think my mom's buckwheat pancakes were the tastiest item ordered.

Had to take a dash up north to pay our property taxes before the year ended; we hardly never eat…read moreout for breakfast in fact in the 40 years of coming up here to the country my Grandparents would consider eating out an insult ... Crazy Italians !!!! We arrived over here in this cute Lil old school luncheonette around 9:45am to find it moderately busy; we were greeted with a friendly smile (our waitress was wearing a mask ) but I'm sure she was smiling... very polite ... Very clean, old style table & chairs just what you expect when your in Gods Country .... I had three eggs over easy, corn beef hash, home fries & bacon with a toasted buttered everything bagel; everything was delicious & super fresh; coffee also was on point !!! The wife had a bacon & cheese omelette with home fries & also a toasted everything bagel. Also enjoyed her meal ... The kid; went with the Raisin French Toast with a side of bacon; she also really enjoyed her meal as well !!! Our waitress kept filling out coffee never had to ask for a refill which was very nice ... Their portions are excellent and their prices are very reasonable...... Definitely would return & highly recommend...... Thanks, Greg D & family

Great service and high quality breakfast! Always a pleasure to show up! A positive attitude is…read morealways shown by everyone inside.