Food and service was good. Ambiance and esthetics was definitely different and an experience to say…read morethe least. My husband had their Caesar salad and it is was delicious. Would I go again? Probably not. It is an acquired taste kind of restaurant. The vibe gave creepy to me but the food was delicious.

There's a good chance this place is better for lunch/dinner, but the breakfast was nothing to write…read morehome about. I got an omelette, which was okay, nothing too crazy. Their homestyle potatoes had this interesting sweetness to them that I wasn't super fond of, but that's just personal preference. My partner got chocolate chip pancakes, which were good, but we felt it was very pricey for what it was. Maybe the price is a Baltimore thing--it totally could be. The service was good, we were checked on often and the staff is friendly. The food came quickly! Overall, I would be happy to try Papermoon again if I ever come back to Baltimore, but I wasn't super wow-ed this time around.

We recently visited the White Marsh Silver Diner and they were slammed. We sat at the bar and a…read morevery nice young man named Will took excellent care of us. Service overall was a little slower than we've previously experienced, But the young man kept us informed and hydrated. Having previously worked in restaurants, I know that when it gets busy things can unravel quickly. Will kept his composure as did the other servers. It is good to see business thriving, even if it means my food may take a little longer. Well done Silver Diner!

I've been to Silver Diner a few times now, and I can honestly say the food has never failed me…read more I've tried both their breakfast and lunch, and everything has been consistently great. The quality, the flavor, and the presentation are always on point. You can tell they take pride in what they serve. The ambiance is also really nice. It definitely feels like a more upscale diner, not your typical diner experience. It's comfortable, clean, and just has a better overall vibe. If you're in the White Marsh area, I definitely recommend checking it out. It's one of those spots you can count on every time.

This place was a one-and-done experience for us. Never again!!…read more My husband and I ended up here after the Dave Chappelle show because our original dinner plans fell through when the restaurant was fully booked. We should have made reservations, but at that point, all we wanted was a decent meal (nothing fancy) after a long workweek and then to head home. Unfortunately, a decent meal didn't happen. The food was some of the worst we've had in a long time. My husband actually spit food into his napkin, shook his head, and said, "I'm done." I've never seen him do that before. Several dishes were simply inedible. The mashed potatoes were bland and flavorless--how do you mess up mashed potatoes? The potato salad was equally bland and disappointing. The French onion soup had very little broth and was overloaded with a thick layer of hardened cheese. Overall, the food tasted cheap and poorly prepared, yet the prices suggested otherwise. It felt like diner-quality food being sold at premium prices. What made the experience even more frustrating was the manager's response. He came to our table after hearing about our concerns, but instead of focusing on the quality issues we raised, he seemed more concerned that my husband refused to order a replacement meal. That spoke volumes about where the priorities were. The one bright spot was our server, who was attentive, friendly, and professional throughout the meal. No complaints regarding the server as he was extremely apologetic with our experience. To our surprise, the restaurant also added an automatic gratuity to our bill. Ironically, had that not been done, we likely would have tipped our server more because he was not the problem. The kitchen and management were. No, I didn't complain about the tip after I noticed it on our bill. We were over the experience and just wanted to pay and get the hell out of there. Save yourself the disappointment and spend your hard earned money elsewhere. We certainly wish we had. Gordon Ramsay, if you're looking for a future Kitchen Nightmares episode, this place could desperately use the help. P.S. A business name change is not going to help with the quality of the food. Do better and prove that you actually care about your customers, not just the $$.

Amazing Diner!!!…read more Mad flavor! Great prices! Good service! Nice quantities! Amazing homemade desserts! A must try if you are ever in the area. Also I think they have a name change (Red Cup Diner).

I've been eating here for over 30 years. The staff are eonderful. It's a near perfect example of…read moreGreek diner food. Perfect over-easy eggs. Scrapple... But they've forgotten how to do home fries. There is such a thing as Greek diner home fries, parboiled, cooked low and slow on the back of the flat top with onions and maybe peppers. They're currently sauteing frozen food service potato cubes. It's a real disappointment. Please bring back the real home fries.

This place has so much potential! Love all the mimosa flavors! And the menu offers something for…read moreeveryone...so many sweet and savory choices! Cleanliness needs to step up in general. Please wipe the menus or print new ones; they are particularly gross. Service is pretty good.

This is a solid breakfast option. The food is good, but not great, and is consistent in the way of…read morechain restaurants. We popped in right at 7 one morning before work and actually beat the server and the hostess there. The staff was friendly and mostly left us alone but for frequent coffee refills, and the food was about what I expected from a restaurant that is basically a different version of IHOP. The bacon was thick and crispy and way better quality than anticipated and the over easy eggs were cooked perfectly, which is rare. The protein and buckwheat pancakes were nice surprises on the menu and were quite tasty. The neighborhood has a dearth of true weekday breakfast places, and this is a nice option. It's also huge and could easily accommodate a large crowd.

It was ok. Nothing to go out of your way for. Plus, the AC was out so I made sure to eat fast and…read moreleave. Have been to a location in north jersey and it was a lot more appealing.

The Double T is consistently excellent. Our favorite is the chicken francaise…read more You should know, the online prices are old. It's no longer $18.99 for the meal. As of July 2026 it's $22.00 for the chicken francaise. Worth the price but a little annoyed they haven't updated their online menu.

The diner has an extensive menu with daily specials as additions. The food is homemade with no…read moreskimping! The flexibility allows customization and they happily cater to preferences. Breakfast is served all day, and the prices are incredibly reasonable. Value and cleanliness are top notch and waitstaff are attentive and kind. The dessert case is a feast for the eyes and their offerings of breakfast, lunch and dinner appeal to all tastes.

NOTE: Menu prices are incorrect. Ive frequented Glen Burnie…read more for 3 1/2 years now and there's always a sign on the door all this time that says that menu orices do not reflect current prices. My TOTAL bill today was 38% higher than the prices on the menu. Maybe it's time to get new menus???? The food is great here. The staff that work here are all excellent, caring people. Delivery of the food is quick. I would love to give them five stars.

Found myself needing to quickly find a diner type place in Glen Burnie and this looked like…read moresomewhere I wanted to take a shot, since I was meeting a friend. I'm gonna cover a lot of ground here and I will say that I would gladly give the FOOD four stars. Everything was delicious and very fresh. Now.. for the ... quirks. The parking lot is kind of small and if the place is crowded it may be tough to navigate if you've got a larger vehicle. The floor setup feels like something from a time gone by when ppl were smaller. I myself am NOT a small person and my other party was seated before I arrived, in a location that was going to block access to other patrons by service staff. Luckily the crowd started thinning out. The menus have not been updated in quite a while and there's a sign on the door as you enter that lets you know the menu prices aren't current. Either do a QR code with current pricing or update it - clearly your patrons show a measured displeasure at what they're ordering not matching what's on their checks. Something I thought was cute/whimsical - when they encountered a birthday patron, they played a song. Never heard THAT particular version. It was loud. I was kinda digging the honeycomb/bee themes. Our server struggled a little bit when the crowd was thickest but she was really nice and we took it easy on her. All that being said - would I go back? Sure, if I could get a better seat and the staff wasn't overwhelmed by the morning rush.

On our way in we asked a lady how the food was. She said they do everything well…read more Apparently we arrived at the peak of lunch hour and made our way to a table in the very back of the room. The server got the drinks and took the our order. The menu was basic and not frilly, just 1 page with a front and back. And before I forget, tĥey serve some of the best coffee eveŕ, nice añd smooth, no bitteŕs what so ever. I was in the mòod for Freñch toast with a side of bacon (4 strips) and a boŵl of chicken noodlè soup for my husband. All really good. The decor was 50's style and seats were matchìng all in 50's fasĥion. The only thìñg that would have made it more 1950 style would have the staff dress accordingly to that dècade.

This is a cute little diner that nails the classic 50s aesthetic, down to the counter seating,…read morebooths, and mini jukeboxes on each booth. Service was great throughout the meal. I chose corned beef hash with scrambled cheese eggs and home fries. My bf ordered bacon, scrambled eggs, home fries, and French toast. The meals also come with toast; they let you choose if you want it. My bf got his side of toast. I skipped it because I knew I'd be too full. The home fries weren't my favorite. They cook them with onions which isn't my preference (but easy to pick around and I'm sure I could have asked for them without), and they also just didn't have a lot of flavor to me. The corned beef hash was good, nice and crispy. The eggs were fluffy and had a generous amount of cheesy goodness. I tasted my bf's French toast and bacon, both of those were good. Overall, this is a cool spot to check out and enjoy the classic diner vibe!