Casey&#x27;s Diner

This place was GREAT! Good food for a good price. Bf and I…read morewent on a Monday and there was no wait but I've seen them SUPER PACKED on the weekends. It is a fairly small place and you seat yourself which gave me anxiety as I was unsure at what tables were open but once we were sat we were met with a nice waitress and given coffee immediately. The food is a little bit basic but that's to be given at a small place like this. I ordered the quesadilla and asked to add black beans as I had seen it in a different meal but she said no unfortunately but when I got my meal they had added it to my surprise!!! I was so happy and it added another demotion to the already REALLY good meal! I loved it! I also loved the attention to detail. We will definitely be back. The staff is super friendly and fast!

Total disappointment. It was packed and people were waiting so i thought i was going to experance…read moresomething great. We ordered and then 15 minutes went by and other people were getting there food. 5 minutes went buy and I asked the waitress to see about out order and she came bace and said that she forgot to put it in and if we still wanted it and no apologie. We should have said no and left but i wanted to see what all the people were waiting for so i said will have order. The food was nothing to wright home to.

Egg whites w/ home fries and toast.

See all

The Sixties Diner

4.4(101 reviews)

11.0 mi

Really great, fun place. Parking is extremely easy in a…read morelarge lot. Inside, it is bright and filled with a lot of memorabilia - they even had older cartoons playing on the TVs, which my daughter loved! Our waitress was great, and all the staff were as well. For food, I ordered the avocado toast, which came in a very generous portion: two pieces of bread, avocado, a sunny-side-up egg on each, and tomato, topped with hot honey and a balsamic drizzle. Delicious! The menu was extensive, offering a variety of breakfast and lunch items to choose from. I will definitly be back

Recently tried sixties diner for the first time. Went on a Saturday morning around 930am and the…read morewait was not long at all. The menu is extensive and has your classics like pancakes, French toast and omlettes, lots of Benedict options, lunch options and then they have specials. Their specialty iced coffees were delicious and everything came out hot. The service was friendly and the lighting is bright, there is a lot to occupy your eye with all the wall decor. Would definitely go again!

Hash needs help

See all

Entering the 60s

The Hamilton Diner

4.8(174 reviews)

34.7 mi

Every time we come here, we receive great service and enjoy excellent food in a clean and welcoming…read moreenvironment. The waitresses are always friendly, attentive, and informative, and hearing them describe the daily specials always makes my mouth water. Even when there's a wait, it's absolutely worth it. Since we don't live in the area, visiting this restaurant feels like a special treat for my wife and me.

This is the new hot spot for breakfast in the area. The owner gave a well needed face lift to the…read moreexterior & the interior also. The interior looks great & refreshing. The restaurant is very clean. I've met the owner twice as he tries to get around the diningroom before you leave to make sure your experience was a good one & personally thank you. I feel that in itself makes a big difference in quality control & guaranteeing he is hearing his customers & perhaps can make changes before it becomes a business-changing problem. (Sometimes a few bad reviews spread like wildfire & changing rumors back to the truth can hurt the bottom line). There is a delightful waitress you'll be glad to have serve you if you are lucky enough to be seated at her table. "Grandma (name)?" is a very happy way to start your day. She knows the menu well & can make you smile on your worse days. The menu has plenty to choose from & the portions sizes..epic! Eggs Benedict is 3 egg size. Pancakes & French toast orders are enough for today & tomorrow without adding eggs or meat. But their prices are similar to other places lessor size plates. There is an ramp at the entrance for those with mobility issues. There are a couple of handicap spots too. I do not know if the restrooms are wheelchair friendly as I didn't check it out yet. Even on a packed Sunday morning, the kitchen was quick moving the food out.. the waitress was right on top of refills too. Definitely worth stopping in & giving it a try but bring your appetite. Eating like a bird, I think, is frowned upon.

Cool spot for business cards

With biscuits n gravy

See all

Bread & Butter Diner

4.7(55 reviews)

20.5 mi

I recently moved to West Boylston. I felt welcomed and supported throughout my time spent at the…read moreBread and Butter Diner, in Boylston. From the time I entered the staff smiles made my day. The food was very good. They have gluten free Bagels, green tea and fruit parfaits. I enjoyed the home fries too. The staff is very helpful and accommodating. Very much appreciated thank you so much!

This place is cash and Venmo only for anyone doing a quick peruse of reviews. I visited the…read morebotanical gardens and this place is super close so I decided to give it a go. I got eggs, home fries, bacon, toast, and 1 pancake. There's a small parking lot and service was very friendly. I waited only a few minutes and my order was taken quickly. The eggs and toast were good. The bacon was okay - just normal bacon and not overly smoky. The home fries were also good. A little smaller portion, but they were cooked well. The pancake was super fluffy and tasted really yummy with the syrup. My only gripe was that it was cooked near or on something with garlic and parsley so about a third of it didn't get eaten. I went to bite into it and it was maple garlic town in my mouth and that threw me off. However, I was nearing on full anyway so I kind of was like eh it happens. I did let the server know before I headed out for future orders and stuff but I didn't want an extra pancake or anything since I ate a good bit of it. She was super nice about it as well. I got the check and left cash on the table. It was about $21 for the meal and 2 drinks. It's a cute little spot and I would go back probably just for the pancakes and the nice service.

Dining room

Chorizo Benedict

See all

Veggie Omlette add Sausage

33 All American Diner

3.9(84 reviews)

4.6 mi

I was in the area early for work and decided to grab some breakfast. This biscuits & gravy did not…read moredisappoint! Will be back for more!!

In the area for business from Az. Decided I did not want to eat the breakfast provided and the…read morehotel and drove 20 min to a local diner for sausage and gravy. Service was very good. Eggs were fine and sausage was pretty good. Gravy smelled and tasted like there was vinegar in it. Spoiled the entire plate. Server did not question it, took it back and when she returned said the cook stated there was nothing different about it. She apologized and offered a different dish which was fine and tasted good. Again, I would have walked if the service was not as good as it was.

Stuffed French Toast (stuffed with strawberries and cream cheese)

Side of homemade corned beef hash

See all

Two poached eggs with kielbasa and home fries

Wilson's Diner

4.0(244 reviews)

8.6 mi

I was in town visiting family, and stumbled onto this really cute old fashioned railroad style…read morediner! They have a free parking lot but there is also street parking available. Cash only! Items are on the pricier side. They mainly serve breakfast and lunch items. We opted for breakfast: -- House Special Omelet $18: was meh. The omelet was ok, and came with toast of your choice, and a generous portion of home fries. I'd order something else next time. -- Corned Beef Hash Benedict $18: this was great! Very satisfying and recommended! This also came with a very generous side of home fries. -- Side of bacon $4/3 strips: we asked for extra crispy bacon and that's exactly what we got. Sooo good! -- Coffee $3: decent coffee with free refills. Great customer service. Very friendly and welcoming staff. Recommended!!

Unfortunately this restaurant has switched owners and it has gone down hill. We used to eat here…read moreall the time and never once had a bad experience. Since switching ownership, we have eaten here twice and both times left disappointed. The first time we ordered Irish eggs Benedict and the hash was not cooked correctly and had raw onions in it. WHO PUTS RAWS ONIONS IN HASH?!? The second time we had eggs, sausage and home fries and my buddy ordered the same. 5 hours later... food poisoning. Pretty sure it was the undercooked sausage. It's a bummer to see this place go downhill. It's super cute but just not worth it anymore!

Side of bacon; extra crispy $4/3 strips

See all

Outside

Depot Diner

4.4(353 reviews)

31.3 mi

Service was good, seated right away, waited 5 minutes for our waitress, then ordered - food took…read moreabout 15 minutes, I had the salad with lamb & my husband had a fish meal? We like this place

they gave us so much food!!! Arrive hungry…read more This place is a beverly staple-- as it should be. Quality has NOT dipped as far as I've been alive. The California eggs Benedict is 10/10 and so so incredibly fresh. Green perfect avocados, incredible hollandaise, wonderful tomato, egg poached to perfection. I really feel like this is the best breakfast for miles around. THEN there's the godly blueberry pancakes. 3 huge fluffy pancakes with just the right amount of sweetness. Get them to go if you're stuffed! They fit perfectly in the round take out container, and do stay fresh. The home fries are fantastic. But, add onion for an even better option!! Ambience is uplifting, joyful, and relaxed.

The diner.

Egg white sunrise omelette with ham added... so good!

See all

Miss Worcester Diner

4.4(404 reviews)

23.7 mi

Friendly regulars greeted us at the door as we grabbed the first booth and sat. The coffee was…read moreserved immediately, and our orders were taken right away! The interior was dive bar/punk/biker with nearly every inch covered in stickers and art. Our omelettes were PERFECT and super cheesy, the rye toast was so fluffy and crunchy and buttery, the bacon was crisped to perfection. I will absolutely be back to try the famous French toast, because They have an entire menu dedicated to it, which tells me it's to die for. Thank you for a great first visit!

This place rocks. It's a total dive of a diner that feels a little rough around the edges at first…read more But once you sit down you just feel at home. The service is friendly and there is a boss-ass-bitch on the grill doing all the cooking and making some insane food. Kudos to her. She's just hustlin' and pumping out food. They have french toast for days and I can't wait to try more of it. Had the banana bread french toast which was insane. Obviously sweet but not over the top. It was perfect. Definitely will be back.

The vibes

Pecan carmel apple stuffed French Toast Stix

See all

Some Greek omelet action with a chocolate chip pancake back? Yes, please!!

Lloyd's Diner

4.0(67 reviews)

4.6 mi

As basic an old fashioned diner as you can get. Large quantities of everything for a very…read morereasonable price. Limited menu. The owner is friendly and the ambience is 1950s. No frills and low bills.

My Family and I were staying in Sudbury MA for a family outing. We wanted a good breakfast, so we…read morewent to a local restaurant. They wanted $79.00 a piece for a buffet. My wife found Lloyd's Diner on the internet. What a pleasant surprise, a real old school railroad car diner with abundant portions and excellent food. We had so much left over a made a breakfast hash the next day. The service was above and beyond, and all staff members could have been nicer. If in the area do yourself a favor and dine at Lloyd's Diner. BTW our bill for four was far less than then $79.00 a piece, far less.