11 of us called this place to make a reservation due to the large amount of people. When we arrived…read moreit was all set up for us. Once seated water was quickly brought to the table. Drinks were ordered and came quickly . The waitress appeared to be really enjoying her job as did the other waiters. This is a 50 style diner and the decor suggested that. The food was great and everyone was saying the food was really good. This is a go to place for something different.

Johnny's Jukebox Diner is a true old-school treasure in Chilliwack. The retro décor and jukebox…read moretunes set the perfect vibe the moment you walk in. We tried the hot wings (crispy with just the right kick) and the fish & chips (flaky, golden, and generous portions). Add in happy-hour drink prices that are almost too good to be true, and you've got unbeatable value. Friendly staff, fast service, and classic diner charm--can't wait for our next visit!

Stopped by for brunch. Stood in the doorway for 15 minutes without as much as a look in our…read moredirection for a hello or we'll get to you. I get that it is a bit of a lunch rush but it didn't look like anything crazy. Empty tables were around and they don't split up tables to seat more couples. They seat 2 people at a table for 4 which makes no practical sense. Never will come back.

Good food we had burger and benny eggs good service (quick )home made meals will come againread more

First visit. Stopped in for Happy Hour. Sat outside in the sunshine which was lovely. Stevens OJ…read moresounded like it may be on the sweet side but we tried it anyways and wow! Like an Orange Julius with Vodka - absolutely delicious. We also had the tacos - Five O and the Cluck Norris. Both were awesome - great flavour. Nice attentive waitress as well :)

I liked this place. I passed by all summer and saw people on the patio while a DJ played in an open…read morearea off the Langley strip. The cocktail I had was good-guava aperol margarita and some chicken strips were good enough for me. Or a typical pub vibe the decor and ambiance was very nice. The service was great too.

Made a decision to give another local business a try. First impressions were that it was not busy…read more(4pm) only a few tables. We sat down and were promptly served - good so far. We ordered food and the wait time wasn't too long about 10 minutes but that is expected as the restaurant was empty by this time. The steak was cooked right (medium) served on a nice loaf with lots of onion rings. It tasted alright but not a great cut. The burger and fries were a decent portion. Homemade patty with cheese and bacon but slightly overcooked. Toppings were just right. The gravy was no taste, like none. We kept trying as it looked good but totally lacked flavour. No one came to ask how our meal was, did we need or want any refill of our drinks. Did I mention the restaurant was empty?? Then the bill came and when I asked why we were charged for onion rings when on the menu it shows that it came with onion rings. The server responded "oh that was just a few on top." Would be nice to know that when ordering but getting extra info from her might have been another surcharge. Tip was given although it wasn't really deserving of that much. $56 for these meals are totally overpriced for the lack of quality. This should've been maybe $40 max!! Even then we still wouldn't be back. There are other local restaurants that have way better food with excellent service at similar prices.

I usually get lasagna and spaghetti baked with cheese for takeout. Food is consistent andread more

Best brunch in the area. French toast was just how I like it best. I also recommend the bacon eggs…read morebenedict. Service was decent and adore the retro diner decor.

First the service was awesome. Such friendly people and very helpful when ordering. I don't eat a…read morelot of traditional breakfast being vegetarian so I was happy to find something that worked in the area passing through. Oatmeal and fruit was very good, the cottage cheese was large curd and watery which I don't prefer but was still a good portion. Sometime these places cheap out on oatmeal and cottage cheese portions but it was perfect. Being surrounded by hot rods was a plus and the 50's rock music was good too.

I loved the option to order won ton soup as a side instead of salad or fries! And the soup was…read morefantastic! The shrimp salad sandwich was good, but I feel like it could've been done without being a double decker. The tables were a little bit sticky just from age, but it gave an old fashioned diner vibe to the place. It never felt dirty, though! The family-owned vibe is always nice to see, and the staff was very attentive, making sure everyone had what they needed. Nice place for a brunch or lunch.

We had a very good lunch at this location for the first time. The place was busy and waited less…read morethan 10 minutes to get seated. Staff were friendly and accommodating. The Crispy Chicken Burger that I've ordered was very good. It has two fried chicken thigh and was very hot. It actually burned my tongue on my first bite. Veggies were crispy and fresh and the side of onion rings were crispy and hot. I will definitely go back here.

Amazing farm fresh food! (The Mennonite omelette was a hit!) Fantastic and friendly service. The…read morerestaurant is in a light industrial park but it's clean and simple.

This is a fantastic place to go frequent at. I wish I knew about it sooner, since this cafe has…read morebeen down the street from downtown for 10 years. When I got there, I got a table right away and was offered some beverages. The coffee was pretty great, tasting some notes of orange pekoe, yet it was still good coffee. I had the Westcoast Benedict and I really enjoyed it. The benedicts were delicious; the bacon was succulent; the hollandaise sauce was overwhelmingly luscious. Even the hashbrowns were great on their own. I also had their Mennonite Poutine, which is highly recommended by their waitresses. The Schamaunt Fat sauce is very unique in taste and the Rempel's sausage is so good that I would want to buy the meat myself. The inside of the place has a modern look to it and feels very welcoming, despite the unsightly location. Common Place is still a highly recommended place to eat for morning and afternoon meals.

This was a fun place to finally visit. We have driven by it many times and today we finally went in…read morefor breakfast. The food was a good portion for size and the sever was super friendly. We enjoyed reading about some of the people who were on the wall, especially James Dean. There's lots of parking behind the diner and the music was a classic selection of 50s classics.

The breakfast here was pleasant, service and decoration of the area was good for photos…read more It's mot busy at morning too so dining is good