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.

Great experience here on a Sunday morning. Despite the limited seating, we were at immediately…read more It's super cute and nostalgic in there. The waitress was awesome, super quick and attentive. Our food was at our table less than 15 minutes after ordering. Everything was great, a perfect classic diner breakfast. My omelette and home fries were delicious, but ending with a chocolate chip pancake was my favorite part.

Drunk food ... that's what you get here. There is a lot of variety but nothing is done well. When…read moreyou have been out at the bars in Worcester and need a little something to absorb the alcohol ... and a plate of sausage, meatballs and pasta sounds like a good idea at 1 a.m. ... you come here. Ypu also get to see slme of the hardest working people on the planet navigate a small space while cooking for a packed restaurant. This is one of the few train car diners out there, popular in the 1930's and actuslly made near Worcester, these train car diners are a stalle of central Massachusetts. This isn't the New York or New Jersey style diner, its something uniquely its own New England setting. Its alwsys packed here. You'll be sitting elbow to elbow with boisterous and well lubricated club and bargoers on small yet surprisingly comfortabke stools at the counter ... or may be lucky enough to score one of the incredibly unckmfortable wooden booths, where the staff gets to watch 4 people attempt to navigate elbows and knees to eat their hangover saving food. The food here is not what you'd hope to get at any other restaurant. However, you can't knock it because the dry toast, rubbery omelettes and ketchup-like red sauce are one of the only options this late at night standing between you and a morning full of headache and sluggishness. Nothing you eat here will be good ... but it won't be bad either. Just as athletes and body buikders eat food as fuel, with little actual thought to the taste .. that's your mission here. This is a rite of passage for anyone who has lived in, or near, one of the worst small cities in the USA. Embrace and enjoy the tradition and the wonderfully vintahe interior, virtually unchanged with time since the 1930s ... 1990s ... and today. The only exception to that rule is that they mercifully started to take credit cards recently, making it a lot easier to make the call to walk through those rattling wooden doors at 2 a.m. still thinking about almost scoring at a bar.

Small place, doesn't look like a diner from the outside, but once inside the back room, you can see…read morethe tell-tale diner shape. Interesting hot rod decor to distinguish it from the rest. Busy joint, tight seating, and energetic servers who keep attentive. -- Patty Melt: So much to like about this, from the marble rye (though I think pumpernickel) to the full size patty (better than the double smashed you get elsewhere) to the onions to the gooey melted cheese to the extreme juiciness and pleasing flavor. I didn't detect any Russian dressing, but this sandwich wasn't lacking for moistness or flavor oomph. A near-elite rendition and one of the best I've had in a while. Excellent. -- Fries: Included with the patty melt and a plentiful supply. The bad news: they're the dreaded industrial "coated" kind. The good news: they were piping hot and cooked perfectly, crisp outside, fluffy inside. The great news: you can substitute home fries. My server offered a sample of the home fries. -- Home Fries: I found them to be right in my wheelhouse for doneness, crispness, seasoning, onions, and overall texture and flavor. Superb. Between the good looking plates that passed by and my enjoyment of my own food on my first visit, there's sure to be a second. Looking forward to returning with my wife for breakfast and more of those home fries.

We had a wonderful time at Lou Roc's. The place was super busy, but the line moved quickly. One…read morething we didn't realize that it is a cash only establishment. They have an ATM onsite, but was not working (most likely empty) when we were there. But I just drove down the street to a gas station and grabbed some cash. NBD. The food was super incredibly delicious. My wife had the chicken and waffles and I had corned beef (homemade, not canned) and eggs and toast. All was delicious and huge portions. Definitely returning for our next breakfast meal!

Went with my son today for brunch... we were undecided on what we wanted, Jenny the waitress made…read moresuggestions and they were spot on. Great food, great service and very clean. We will be back!

My husband and I discovered this place on our way to Maine. So glad we stopped. This diner is so…read morecomfortable and inviting. The staff was great, friendly and attentive. The waitress even told us how to correctly pronounce the town's name. The food was terrific. I had the Apple Crisp French Toast - the bread was delicious. My husband had a club sandwich with fries. He said it was delicious. The portions were generous, go hungry. You will not be disappointed.

Intended to go to another diner around the corner but there was a line. Drove right to Marvin's,…read moreparked and posted up on two duct tape covered stools behind the grill. The ambience was truck stop dingy-and I was a little hesitant to be honest. The server got us coffee and had a great sense of humor and put smiles on our faces. Ordered French toast (made with raisin bread) and two eggs, corned beef hash and a house made English muffin. The winner for me was the corned beef hash! House made corned beef and shredded potatoes, cooked in such a way to have the perfect balance of crisp/soft texture. And the taste---heaven on a fork!! The other surprise hit - the house made English muffin! Delish! Sitting behind the grill and watching the chef work was a delight. The orders stacked up, and he kept 'em moving, and even delivered a few plates to customers. He never lost his cool, kept his voice low, was polite and gracious I to the servers and customers. Excellent all around!!!

Old school diner with more of a New Jersey look outside than the diner car look. Gotta climb some…read morestairs to see the diner look inside. Lots of counter stools and booths in 1950s pastel yellows and greens. My visit was a patty melt quest. They happily served it during the morning hours. The good: - Proper use of rye bread and onions - Proper buttering and griddling of the bread - Beef pink and juicy - Can substitute tots or hash browns for fries - Good flavors and mostly good textures The not-so-good: - Cheap beef with a clenched feel; a bit rubbery The cooking and overall presentation overcame the weakness of the beef ingredient to yield a tasty and pleasurable finished product. But the beef is noticeable as the weak link. Spicy hash browns were very good. Soft texture with some crispness too, and very enjoyable spiciness that didn't overpower. Decent coffee. Friendly service.

This place is so cute! It is street parking, on Shrewsbury Street, which can be very tough to find…read moresomething reasonably close. I love that it is a bookstore and cafe! You don't find this much anymore. The staff were all very friendly. You can order your items in either room or scan a QR code at your table. I had a pastry and a coffee, but my friends got full breakfast plates that looked amazing. Their menu is fresh, and they have lots of options for dietary restrictions! They make a lot of their offerings right there - even nondairy milk.

Fun, creative menu with lots of vegan and gluten free options. I got an earl grey matcha and an…read moreancient grains salad, I was impressed with both! It's a little bit hectic inside and seating is a bit tight, but otherwise great.

Went for a Valentine's Day brunch with friends!…read more Food - incredibly good, I highly recommend the breakfast poutine. Lots of flavor and the kielbasa was amazing! My bf got the corned beef hash, he mentioned it was good but very dry. He was rather eating my plate more than his own. I would say the corned beef hash is interesting as it has homefries mixed in, which was a bit much for us. Service - quick, got us in and got all of our orders correct even with a full house. We waited approx. 40 mins for a table though for 6 people even though we were quoted 20 mins. Ambiance - the ambiance was good, it's a nice little restaurant and has nice waitresses/waiters. However, for such a busy place, there is literally no parking due to it being so packed. Also, they don't take reservations on weekends, which makes it even tougher. Overall, good experience (besides the wait) and everyone had great food!

Typical American breakfast restaurant with some interesting items like this breakfast poutine. I…read moreoriginally asked for my eggs to be fried over medium and they came out so runny. I asked to redo the eggs and the new eggs were more cooked but was not medium. I think it's important for breakfast places to be able to cook an egg to the temperature requested. The coffee was just okay and the pancake was pretty basic.

For a small little place, it's really cute!…read more The homemade corned beef hash was amazing. The omelette was ssooooooo good! The pancakes were not the worst but not the best! I really loved the waitress as she was so sweet. For 6 of us, our bill was 140. So worth it.

A/C Marriott suggested for breakfast was a 5 minute walk. Nikki was our server. Sooo great…read more Checked often to see if all was okay. Quick service, great food and a clean nice diner. 5 of us at noon on Saturday. I had oatmeal with berries, just the right consistency, hot and delicious. Husband had the Two's special, 2 eggs, 2 bacon, 2 sausages and 2 pancakes. Pancakes were huge and yummy. 1 Italian breakfast for daughter said best ever, son had Caesar salad and clam chowder could not finish salad as was huge and clam chowder bowl hot and great taste. Other daughter a cheese and mushroom omelette with toast and potatoes, again great. What a hidden gem. Lots of locals know about and a great place for good food, service and price.

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.

Amazing food and excellent service. A hidden gem in Worcester. Things to try:…read moreEggs Benedict French Toast

Great breakfast with great prices! Always love the service here as they always make you feel at…read morehome. Everyone's super friendly and this is the perfect neighborhood breakfast joint. They have these great big windows which I really like sitting at and watching the cars drive by. Very nice vibe and recommend this spot if you're looking for lowkey vibes, affordable prices, and great service!