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    Colby Diner

    4.3 (198 reviews)
    Closed 6:00 am - 2:00 pm

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    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Dogs allowed
    Good for kids

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    Kirby W.

    Went here for breakfast after reading about it on Yelp, and glad I did. Tiny spot, like a hallway, but full of people. LARGE portions so bring an appetite. Best value is the pancake breakfast. Huge pancake with 2 eggs, sausage or bacon and toast. Visiting friends in Seattle when I came and found it. Most excellent !!!

    Shellie T.

    Well made meal. Friendly waitress. Quiet place to start the morning. Perfect portion sizes. Presentation was wonderful and appealing. Flavor, delicious.

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    Keri M.

    Food was good. Very small restaurant, which was just fine. Very quaint. I believe it's a "Mom and Pop" restaurant. Friendly service. They offer many breakfast staples. I would grade their food to be average. Available street parking.

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    Jeremy H.

    The Good Stuff: Quaint (max seating for 18 adults), classic car themed (lots of cool car photos), and the staff were polite and nice. The Not So Good Stuff: Waiter (older gentleman) needs hearing aids. I had to repeat everything he and my father-in-law said to one another because they're both half deaf. Secondly, the waitress delivered our food barehanded (no heat protection), and said, "Hot plate!" So, I immediately touched the room temperature plate, and the equally cool waffle. I'd have sent it back, but I was on a schedule. Luckily, the syrup was hot, and that helped mask the fact that the food was cold. Lastly, No Restrooms! Seriously???!!! No place to wash your hands in a restaurant ? How is that even a thing? Fortunately, I am a very prepared person, and I broke out my bottle of Purell. I will not be returning.

    Emily D.

    Colby diner is a cute little quiet breakfast spot!. Mike makes a wonderful breakfast , we had the the eggs, hashbrowns and bacon. It was perfect! Bacon is the perfect amount of crispy and same with the hashbrowns. The place is small and holds 6 tables , but when you see Mike working in the kitchen and the love that goes into each meal, the little wait for food is not a bother! Would love to come back !

    Chicken and gravy
    Katherine L.

    We had originally planned to eat brunch at a nearby cafe but it was so crowded with no seats. A quick yelp search and we found this place- decided to give it a try and WOW. Firstly it's such a cute small diner with nostalgic pictures over. Second the prices are so reasonable. Third- the food is delicious!!! It's typical diner food but executed really well. The pancakes were SO fluffy. The bacon was high quality. And the hash browns were crispy tasty. My picky AF husband who's in the industry was amazed how tasty everything was. Lastly the service was great- so friendly. It's a husband and wife duo and he's back there doing all the cooking. He's also quite elderly so I was amazed he was back there by himself doing everything. What a great surprise. Loved it- a must try if you ever visit downtown Everett!

    Denver omelet
    Fen F.

    Stopped here Saturday morning after browsing at Shack Artists Garage Sale. It was within walking distance and had good Yelp reviews. The is one of the few times where Yelp failed us. The restaurants was very small; only 6 tables (3 seats four & 3 seats two). The decor was nostalgic; the walls were covered with pictures of antique cars. Cook/waitstaff appeared to be husband and wife. We ordered the Denver omelet ($17) and Colby breakfast ($9). Living up to the "diner" name, the entrees were greasy. My hash browns were overcooked. The omelet had decent flavor but smothered in cheese. I watched the waitress make chocolate milk by adding Hershey's chocolate syrup to regular milk. It was nothing special. We can still feel the food in our stomachs 3 hours afterwards. Good to try once but not to return.

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    Great environment, I had the Denver omelet and it was delicious and cooked perfectly. Service was fast and polite. Happy people

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    The venue was small but cozy. The servers were excellent. The food was pretty good, not great, but basically your typical dinner.

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    Food was good service was good small comfy atmosphere. I would go again. Had omlette and it was good

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