I wasn't even finished my meal before I was trying to figure out how soon I could come back. My boyfriend has been talking about bringing me here for months. Now I understand why. On the way he mentioned how good their coffee is. Then he said, "Maybe it's the mugs. Can mugs make coffee taste better?" Since you taste with your eyes before your mouth, the latte mugs they use for their coffee really does add to the appeal. They are large mugs that they do a great job of keeping full. It helps that the coffee itself is actually really good. Just like the mugs, they know how to properly use plates here. They use large plates and fill the space (with sauces, potatoes, whatever) so you really feel like you are getting the full bang for your buck. It's nice but unnecessary because you will leave feeling full. Prices can be a little bit steep for some items and extremely reasonable for others. Eggs benedict for $11 and change might be more than you want to pay, but when you add a ton of lump crab meat and only pay 15 clams... well, you just can't beat that. We shared two breakfast items because my boyfriend is nice and because I am greedy and wanted to try as many things as possible. So we ordered the pear stuffed french toast and the crab eggs benedict. Both were really delicious but the crabby eggs were so good I think I'm going to have wet dreams about them for years to come. Now, I thought the sauce on the eggs was a little bit thick. Actually, it was very thick. But, I'm so glad it was. Because it was so thick, it didn't move at all. This means that every delicious bite was slathered in delicious sauce. Did I mention that the food was delicious? As a city dweller who stems from NJ, my favorite place for brunch in the city is Honey's. So for people like me who know Honey's a little too well (and not much else), I'd like to do a mini comparison. Decor- both are simple. However, the decor here is more New England living room simplicity than farm house simplicity. Service- both great with keeping mugs full and food coming out fast. The only difference is that here the servers cover their tattoos with freshly ironed shirts. Food- both delicious, both fresh, and both will leave you spending a little bit more than you had hoped to (prices really are similar). But you'll never regret spending that money. Sweetheart... darling... baby... mi novio... honey... when can we go back? read more

Love this place! The coffee is delicious, the staff is amazing and they have the best eggs Benedict hands down.

The Classic diner is my favorite place for lunch and breakfast. Its not really a "diner" per say, its more of a upscale bistro pretending to be a diner. The food and attention to detail is out of this world. The eggs Benedict, especially with Filet, is amazing. The omelettes are huge, with a ton of different ingredient options. The coffee is really solid too. Lunch is also very strong. The crab cake sandwich, the tuna burger, and the lobster BLT are all very good. The burgers are very good. The quesildillas are solid. There isn't a bad item on the menu. The service is very strong. They have very little turnover, and the woman who runs the place is very detail oriented. We no longer live near Malvern, but we try to make it back to the Diner at least once a month. One thing to keep in mind, the place is always packed on the weekends. I recommend getting there very early in the morning, or later in the afternoon. read more

Wish they would open one in NYC!!! I can list all the things I tried and tell you about how amazing each was... but then I would be repeating my self and be over using "delicious, tasty, great, wow"... So don't ask me what I tried.. Just go here and try anything :) We over ordered for the three of us and there wasn't a bad dish (in fact there wasn't even a dish that was soso... ok, maybe the fries were so so since we actually took them to go and eat them cold 5 hours later... but that isn't fair evaluation) Happy Eats! read more

This is my favorite breakfast spot: the food is outstanding, the portions are generous, and the service is great. If you could only get one thing, get the bacon. They smoke it themselves and cut it thick, it's literally to die for. I love starting my day with some pig nirvana accompanied by two fried eggs and roasted potatoes. While that is my go-to order, I've also had an omelette, which was massive, and the french toast, which was sinfully good. I've been here too many times to count but have yet to order off the lunch menu, I'm too attached to their breakfast offerings. However, I've heard very good things about the lunch items, especially the pulled pork sandwich. It doesn't matter which menu you order from, you can't go wrong at this place. It is always packed on the weekends so try to go early. I've had waits up to 40 minutes some days but it is totally worth it. If you can't stand the long wait during prime hours then do take-out; same great food but in the comfort of your home. The one thing I'd wish they do is expand, I've seen a number of people leave due to the long line. If they did it would be a win-win situation: more people would come and get a great meal, and the diner wouild make more money. Even if they never do expand, this will always be my #1 breakfast joint and I highly recommend that everyone try it, you will not be disappointed read more

Best for breakfast. It's tight in there and a long wait on the weekends but worth it!

The interior of the Classic Diner is undeniably small but I'd say the deliciousness of their food definitely balances things out. I had a hard time choosing what to order as they have a stellar array of choices in terms breakfast and lunch. I eventually landed on a breakfast sandwich of eggs, scrapple and swiss cheese on wheat bread with an order of fries. The sandwich and fries were way larger than I expected, thus, prepare yourself for some leftovers- actually, I'm munching on my leftovers as I type this! The only downside that I noted is that they're a bit heavy on the salt, other than that, a great place to grab a bite. read more

Great little place! Food is a bit pricey but worth it in my opinion. Service was fantastic, which surprised me for how small and crowded it was. Only real downside in my opinion is that it is small and kind of crammed. The person next to us definitely got a face to face greeting with my butt when I squeezed through to my seat (You're welcome, person ) The thing that we couldn't shut up about after we left was that gosh darn fruit. Holy goodness that fruit was fresh and ripe and perfect. Definitely get the fruit dish when you go there. read more

While the food was delicious, please be very careful if you have a food allergy. I clearly told the waitress I have celiac disease and unfortunately I was served my turkey burger on a regular bun. read more

Morning everyone. Hope this review finds you well. I just had breakfast delivery from Classic Diner for the first time and it's delicious!! I ordered their Eggs Benedict and added extra avocado and mushroom because I love those. So glad I tried them and will definitely order again. Tracy read more

Classic Diner is sort of like the Sabrina's of the suburbs - essentially, it's a place to wait for a very long time for a delicious brunch. If you don't feel like waiting, there's a separate take-out menu. There's also counter seating, which often opens up faster than regular booths. Among other things, the breakfast menu offers omelettes that can be customized with about 30 different ingredients. There's also peanut butter and banana french toast (with star anise honey syrup) and pear and cinnamon french toast with orange grand marnier syrup. The portions are ridiculously, almost painfully large. The coffee is excellent. Did I mention that there are like ten kinds of eggs benedict? Unfortunately, one thing that separates Classic Diner from Sabrina's are the prices. This place is not cheap - on par with brunch places in Manhattan. (Ok, it's also different from Sabrina's because they give you a beeper/pager and there's nowhere fun like the Italian Market to wander around nearby. Also, Classic Diner doesn't serve dinner. The crowd is also pretty different and generally more annoying than the Sabrina's crowd. On the plus side, the weekend wait time is probably about half what you'd normally encounter at Sabrina's. In conclusion, it's actually nothing like Sabrina's at all!) read more

Best hot chocolate EVAR!!!!!!! Busy busy busy, but if you can find room and don't mind yelling you'll get some of the best food you could ever hope for. Fabulous french toast on a plate bigger than my head and my stomach. Their cinnamon infused butter is to DIE FOR! Go for the food, not the intimate dining experience, you won't be disappointed. Did I mention they make their own whipped cream...................... AGH! read more

This is NOT a typical diner. This is a diner worthy of foodies. Try it. Everything we've tried on their menu is really well made. Their desserts are ridiculously good - and I don't even have a sweet tooth. Only downside is the challenge of getting a table. Sometimes the wait is simply too much for us to tolerate. Sorry but they don't take reservations. read more

I was hoping for an exceptional breakfast dining experience -- what I got was the exception... Over-priced, over-rated, over-cooked food, uncomfortable seating, super poor acoustics, really dumb hostesses and, super stupid servers. Really don't understand how this place stays in business... It must be the wanna-be pretenders that are convinced expensive greasy food = they have arrived. Don't waste your time (waiting), and your money for food that is neither comfort nor quality. read more

We were looking for a place for breakfast and what a wonderful meal. The service was excellent as well as the food. Always love to find a local small business to visit as opposed to a chain. You won't be disappointed. read more

You are only as strong as your weakest link. In this case, the weakest link was the server we had who could care less about our table of 3. We ordered water and Hot tea and when she came back she set all 3 glasses of water right in front of me and then walked away. Ok honey, I'll do your job for you, no biggy. Alas, I am starting from the middle of the story here. Let me say at this point, a friend of mine flew in from California to visit his family in West Chester. While here he wanted to meet and catch up, we decided this would be a good place to do that since he had been here times before and could vouch for their food. Noon on a Saturday was the set time and he got there early to reserve a buzzer for us. We were told it would be about a 20 minute wait, and sure enough around 17 minutes in the buzzer went off. We gave them the box and then proceeded to wait another 10 minutes in the hallway before being led to our table. That was not exactly the correct way you use those buzzers CD. See when you have a table ready, you buzz me, I give you the box, you take me to the table. What you don't do is see someone get a check at their table, and then buzz me, and when it turns out the people want to sit and talk I'm stuck waiting. I had already decided to try their Eggs Benedict and my wife did the Salmon version. French toast was ordered by my buddy. Twenty minutes was the turn around time for our food. During that time we got our tea and water, as well as noticed the guy walking around with sticky buns asking tables if they would like to partake in one, they looked good. When the food did come out it was simply ok. Nothing fantastic although I will say the poached eggs were made perfectly. I wasn't too thrilled with the potatoes nor was the wife, but at least the eggs were good. The side of bacon that came with the french toast must have been extra thick cut because it was almost a ham steak. Ugh, I dunno where I'm going with this. It was a diner trying to pull off being something else. read more

4.4444 stars Sometimes YELP just comes through. Searched on Diner + highest rated and this was numero uno on the hit list. We sat at the counter, I had 2 over easy with Apple Sausage, and Taylor pork roll with home fries(really like thick potato chips but soft) and artisan wheat toast. The coffee was fair trade source and an excellent roast. Service staff was on the younger side very energetic and quick. Prices were very reasonable, portions were larg-esque. * upscale diner, feel like dinning at someone's home * can be a long wait * parking is tough and people park in front so as to block your exit view. * try the pie! read more

After indulging in $11 french toast and bacon today I'm subtracting a star. I've realized after tasting the french toast alone that the majority of the flavor in my Classic Diner breakfast treat comes from the 100% maple syrup and NOT the french toast itself. The french toast itself has a great texture but it's pretty flavorless until you drench it in syrup. I've decided that overall, I'll only visit this place if I'm forced to (because of work) and have my husband treat me to his homemade french toast. And what do you know, we can cook a whole entire loaf for UNDER $11. read more

@TheClassicDiner seems like the only brunch game in town considering the wait and packed seating areas. My girlfriend and I used a deal get $30 for $15. Thankfully, we had the deal because the food was a little to pricey to be seated into a space that tight and have to wait 30 minutes to be seated. Quickly-- I had a spinach omelet- fairly good, and it was very fresh. Downside- probably a four egg omelet. I could only eat 2/3 of it. The meal came with roasted potatoes that were decent, and toast. I also went for the side of scrapple. Not the best scrapple, but they probably don't make it like they used to. My girlfriend's eggs benedict were perfectly fine. Overall, the food came in large portions, tasted fresh and the experience was mostly enjoyable. Brunch was too long of a wait and crowded, especially for the prices. I'd go back, but not after trying a couple other places first. read more

I feel yelp led me astray with this one, so I have to post. Dined here today during a trip to see the family. Found this place that I hadn't seen before and decided to give it a try. From the name and reviews, it sounded right up our alley. So to start- when I visit PA, I want 2 things to eat: sticky buns and scrapple. Everything else is negotiable. Luckily, the Classic Diner had both so I figured we would be in good shape. The good: Parking was ample, we were sat immediately and service by the very young staff was decent (though 'choppy' as many people waited on us through our meal). Water glasses were always filled, check came promptly and the staff generally seemed happy. But the food, it was not great. Our sticky bun starter LOOKED impressive, but was really dry, with all the 'sticky' on top and none in the bun. And horror of horrors, it wasn't served with butter. Total sticky bun sacrilege. The plating was nice (nuts tossed in cinnamon on the side of the plate) but the quality of the food didn't match. Entrees. Now, we had a hard time selecting entrees. I was overwhelmed at the make-your-own-omelet choices. Give me a couple combination recommendations, will ya? Maybe a couple house specialties? I ended up choosing an omelet with avocado and goat cheese. It arrived and no joke- it sat about 4 inches off the plate. It wasn't an omelet, it was an overcooked egg taco shell surrounding a giant mound of avocado & goat cheese. There must have been half a pound of goat cheese and at least one entire avocado. Guys- MORE 'STUFF' DOES NOT EQUAL BETTER FOOD. I would have been in a coma if I had eaten more than half of it. Potatoes on the side were unremarkable. I had my scrapple on the side, and i've never been more disappointed by scrapple. It was anorexic-looking, completely thin and no mushy interior. I think their bacon was thicker. Major bummer. My husband got eggs over easy with 'turkey hash.' What came out was...interesting. Eggs were over-cooked, the toast- while homemade- was burnt on the bottom. I can't stand when a place flips over the bread so you don't see the burnt part. And the hash was this giant slop of ground turkey, peppers, 2 kinds of onions, tons of mushrooms and what seemed to be french onion soup. We had been expecting turkey with potatoes. His response was that it wasn't BAD necessarily, but it didn't go with eggs and certainly didn't meet the expectation of 'hash.' Seemed more like something you'd serve over rice. Again, the portions were huge but it didn't make the food taste better. We didn't eat much. Overall, we felt like this was a place that used high-quality ingredients- homemade breads, fresh veggies, good meats- but did them all wrong. No balance, no complementing flavors, cooking methods that dry everything out and far too many attempts at being trendy. We also found it pretty expensive for breakfast food. All this with the ironic name of 'Classic Diner.' read more

The food is very good, yes. The place is cramped, the service awful, and the parking sucks. But the worst is that someone on staff has sticky fingers and management seems to be fine with this. I was in a few days after Christmas with my daughter and her father. He was flying to London that afternoon and had a pair of earbuds, in a large case, in his coat pocket that did fall out at the restaurant. He noticed that they were missing about 20 min. after we left and I called the CD immediately--yes, they said, we have them. But they were closing, so I'd have to wait to come in. But yep, the promised, we'll hold them for you, somewhere safe. Now, these were not $20 Sony buds. They were $500 Shure SE530s. I went out of town the next day until the following week so I didn't get a chance to stop back in for maybe five days. Alas, no earbuds. The lost and found bin was checked as well as multiple nooks and crannies and some back office. I was told to leave a number and someone would get back to me. No one did. I must've called five times and each time, I got the runaround about how the person who found the earbuds was either out, not working, or busy. I filed a police report but nothing came of it. I have spent many hours in this establishment and despite the cramped space, I have taken clients here because the food is just very reliably good. However, I will never, ever again patronize this establishment and I make sure to tell all of my colleagues this story as well as other people who eat at the CD. Watch your pockets. read more

The orange juice is good. That is where the good ends. Here is the bad. Lump Crab Cake has shell in it; the potatoes are dry; the place has no hot sauce; the eggs are runny; the sandwich was missing pesto; they did not have fruit or fresh veggies in stock. if you like cheese you will love this place. Cheese smothers it all. read more

I hadn't been here in a while, but we went for breakfast for a birthday recently. It was the typical 30-40 minute, as expected, but for whatever reason everyone's food was really below expectations. It was pretty unanimous that everything tasted like it had been sitting for a while before they brought it out. I had Eggs Benedict, which is my go-to breakfast choice, and the English muffin was rubbery, egg was very cold and hollandaise had almost solidified. Same type of issues with others food - skimped ingredients, poorly assembled plates, etc. This was very disappointing for a place that's usually so delicious. I will certainly give it another chance, knowing their history, so hope it's better. read more

OK, first the bad. Like many have said, get there early or be prepared to wait. The parking lot is waaay too small. And ya, things can get kinda cramped. But those are my only real gripes and easily overlooked due to the food. The food is, in a word, incredible. I have never, ever, ever, ever had a bad meal at this joint. Granted I only go there for breakfast and I get the same thing just about every time, but it always comes out tasting absolutely scrum-diddily-upmtious. Service is always with a smile. No attitudes allowed here (at least, that's been my experience). It can be funny sitting there waiting for a table with a crew of peeps who you just know had a really, really rough night on the town. They are a little more on the pricey side considering they bill themselves as a "diner" but they are worth every single penny and more. One of the best breakfast joints in the area. Worth the trip from anywhere in the area. read more

My girlfriend and I ate here for the first time today and were very satisfied with our experience. This diner embodies the word 'classic.' We both got the egg platters which consisted of two poached eggs, hash browns (sliced), choice of toast and their 'classic' bacon. For such a simple breakfast I seriously don't think it could be done better. The bacon, according to our server, is sourced from farms in Lancaster County, is sliced on-premise, baked and then cooked to order. Their coffee is from Italy, is very smooth and they even offer it to-go if you would like some for the road. The service was impeccable. The dining areas are not the most intimate and some were even loud, but overall a very relaxed setting. Some reviewers mention the cost a little high for a 'diner', however, you absolutely get what you pay for! We highly recommend the Classic Diner. read more

You can make the omelette of yor dreams here because they have every topping that you can think of. I always get mine with roasted peppers and apple sausage. The portion is huge and it's very fluffy. The grilled potatoes that it comes with are nicely browned and crispy without dripping with grease, which is always much appreciated. You also have the option of substituting a fruit salad, salad, or another side. The eggs benedit with lump crabmeat is also worth a try, as is the brioche french toast (soo good and sprinkled with cinnamon sugar). I have also had their burgers, which are pretty good, but the fries are excellent. Overall, a decent diner. I would recommend going there for the breakfast, but be warned that it gets crowded on weekends during brunch hours. read more

We visited again after being away for several years. I am delighted to say that the excellent coffee is back!

Oatmeal was amazing. pumpkin pancakes looked fabulous. Hubby said the bread was very noteworthy.

Breakfast just doesn't get any better than this! Yeah, it's got all your typical breakfast and lunch stuff but done in so many ways it's unbelievable. I had brioche French toast this morning with thick-cut bacon. Insiders know there are things you can can which aren't on the menu such as the Monte Cristo. Yum! The place is small and tight but that makes everyone all the more friendly. read more

Classic Diner - Diners Near Me - Malvern, Pennsylvania

The food at this restaurant is delicious (try the thick-cut bacon with breakfast), and the service is very good. Seating is very open, but not private. This would be a good place to take someone for a nice breakfast or brunch (possibly romantic, but not intimate). The one downside: during peak breakfast hours, parking here can be *very* tight, and there is nowhere to park nearby. read more

Really surprised about the overwhelming positive reviews! We picked this place for a late breakfast because of the yelp reviews but it didn't quite meet our expectations. The decor and ambiance of this place is awesome. Very much feels like a small restaurant / diner on Cape Cod or somewhere along the New England Coast. Small rooms make up the restaurant leading to less noise and traffic allowing for great conversation. We felt the food is very overpriced. While the presentation is fancy that doesn't justify the high prices. Take the omelet: The base price is $9 which includes home fries and the eggs - nothing else. Anything extra can cost you from $1.50 - $4.50 per ingredient. Just a quick breakdown: Herbs (parsley, chives) - $1.50, Avocado - $3, Onions - $1.50, Peppers - $1.50. Soon you are eating a $15 omelet. Food presentation like others have stated is very good - big plates and large portions. Not greasy and good taste. I was very disappointed by the service overall. Sometimes having more is not necessary better and this diner definitely showcases that. There are too many servers which means the same task could be performed by multiple people. Unfortunately what this led to was coffee not getting refilled, food not getting checked on, nobody to tell that our forks and knives were dirty etc. I felt that all the servers assumed that the other one was checking on us leaving us with no service! I wish this was only our case but unfortunately other tables experienced the same. Overall this place is a breakfast machine but not a well oiled one. Hopefully with time it gets better. read more

So you wake up, it's a snow storm, and all you want is Eggs Benedict with Avocado and Tomato? Maybe a side of home fries, tons of coffee, and the stickiest sticky bun on the Main Line? Yeah, you know the place, and it isn't Hardees... I had a great time this morning and afternoon for brunch. The staff is super friendly and the food, well at least the Eggs B., are superb. The best part is, they're great cold because there was no way to finish the whole thing! I have to second another reviewer, it can be loud and a little cramped. So go in expecting close quarters and expecting delicious food. read more

As many times as I have visited the area, I am shocked I missed this goodie. At the recommendation of co-workers that live in the area, we checked it out. The parking is a little odd but we figured it out. When I went in inside, I thought the decor was really charming and quaint. Think New England style. I ordered the 2 egg plate which came with potatoes and toast (approx $6). I also ordered the 2 stack brioche french toast (approx $5) that came with a cinnamon butter. I could have easily gone for 1 stack. The food was very good and large portions. I was told I would leave in a coma and they were right. At around $13 for a breakfast, I really enjoyed it. read more

The slab bacon is worth the wait every time! Seriously, there is almost always a wait, but they make it worth your while! I have never had a disappointing meal at classic! I wish the building allowed for more space as it is quite cramped and at the busiest times it can get very loud - your best bet is a table in the back room if one is available! Omelets and Pancakes and the fruit salad side are shareable portions. I usually keep it simple with two eggs, slab bacon, and buttered toast with a cup of coffee. If you come for lunch you will not be disappointed by the chicken salad! I have been known to go out of my way for it and they have been known to sell out if you prefer a late lunch! Get it Eat-in or To-Go! Their house cut potato chips and pickles come with every sandwich and are equally delicious. If the building were larger and had more parking this place would get five stars, hands down! read more

I love this place. I have nothing more to add or detract from the other yelpers who reviewed the restaurant here. The only reason I'm writing this is so that I can add Classic to my list of "America's Best Breakfast" - let the sun shine in! Did you know you can buy the bacon on QVC? Yum. read more

A really good burger...a really BIG burger too. Unfortunately the toppings are very expensive, much like the majority of the menu. But when you consider that you get two meals for the price of one, it's not bad at all. Just be prepared to plunk down some change for lunch (there's a reason why the parking lot is full of Audis, BMWs and Volvos). You'll get high quality food in return...and plenty of it. The regular fries appear to be freshly cut and are outstanding. The steak fries are massive, food-coma-inducing potato wedges. Tread lightly. Everything I've seen come out of the kitchen at the Diner appears to be crafted with serious TLC. Awesome interior, but very cramped in places and somewhat loud at times. They really pack 'em in like sardines! This is a once-in-a-while treat for me. One that I look forward to. read more

The Classic Diner continues to be the best diner around, by a mile. The portions are overly generous, you probably will not finish your plate! The waitors/waitresses are always friendly and you will wonder how they keep track of everything in such a small and crowded space. If you go there during a weekend, especially a Sunday, expect to wait a minimum 45 minutes if not more. The food is excellent, it's very gourmet diner foods. That being said, the prices are not expensive by any means, but it is slightly more than avergae. You can get everything from omlets, bagels, BLTs, etc. The menu is very extensive and everything you order will be huge and come with even bigger sides of the home-made french fries or chips. The eggs benedict is as good as anywhere if you are a fan of that, but as I said most evertyhing is delicious. The Boston pulled pork sandwich is awesome and the BBQ sacue it comes with is worth asking for an extra side of! Defintely try their side of thick cut bacon as well, that's a big hit! If you are taking out, avoid ordering omlets as they for some reason tend to be very runny and watery when you finally get back to eat it. The only negative is that it's a very small space and it's usually crowded. I always wonder why they don't expand but I guess that is just part of the charm and it makes it feel more like an inner-city diner with the noise traveling throughout. They do usually turn the tables fairly quickly so don't be afraid to pull in even if the parking lot looks full! read more

Part of my quest to explore new breakfast places in the locale around West Chester and settled on here today after a walk this morning with my sister. It really isn't a 'Diner' in any of the classic sense. It is more of a bistro type restaurant that just happens to have the word diner in the title. Minimalist-style decor with very classic look including waiters dressed entirely in black. Definitely felt out of place in my workout gear because there were lots of people in dress shirts/blazers. More of a 'dressy' place filled with plenty of local area yuppies. Pros - Generous portions - Quality sides including bacon that wasn't overcooked or too fatty - Tasty french toast that was really well done (not too much egg to make it too heavy and cooked enough so that it wasn't soggy or too crisp) and accompanied by a nice side of cinnamon butter - Really attentive service that was almost scarily prompt and efficient. Surprising a bit especially since our waitress was on the younger-side (early 20s) Cons - A bit on the pricey side at $13/person for meal and a drink (coffee/glass of OJ) and over $15 with tip - Coffee that smelled burnt and tasted burnt - Roasted red peppers on the peppers and egg sandwich that really weren't 'roasted' and were taken out of a jar & reheated - Long wait especially if you have a party of 4 or more. For Sunday brunch, you are probably looking at 30+ minutes from 11 am - 12:30 pm Verdict - Nothing exotic on the menu with enough options to satisfy everyone but any vegans you might be dining with. Definitely a place I would go back to but I would try to avoid the crazy Sunday brunch crowd and I would try the Eggs Benedict even though I am not a huge fan. Baked goods also looked quite tasty but the prices were a bit on the high end even for a good bakery and the pies were ridiculous ($30+ dollars for a homemade pie - who are they kidding even if it is generously sized?) Tip - The parking lot was ridiculously packed and overflowing. Just better off dropping off any people who can't walk long distances and parking next door in lot (Vet lot) that is closed on Sunday. Numerous people did this and saved themselves the aggravation of having to navigate a really tight parking lot. read more

Classic Diner? I can't believe I haven't written a review about them. This is a main stay breakfast and lunch place. NO DINNER. I loved the décor much better then when they redid the place to become MORE upscale. They added a room on the back so the line out the door does not have to reach across the street. Be warned this place has an ear splitting decibel level when even half full. They rearranged their menu and have some great combinations. We had fruit salad and French toast with pear cream? I don't know all the ingredients, oh year it had a grand marnier sauce. And I'm thinking liquor on my breakfast? It was fabulous. Much better than the regular French toast. The coffee is good too. And the staff was very attentive. Very casual place, but lots of folks come here to lunch from work. So you will see the business class here. Will always return every once in a while. OH before I forget, parking. the lot fills up before the diner. read more

The Classic is one of my all time favorite places. Great Eggs Benedict, Quasadillas, Tuna Melt, Proscutto Sandwich, Onion soup, Ceasar Salad. The coffee is some of the best I have ever had YUM!!!!! read more