Stopped into this quaint little family-owned-and-operated diner, and what a find! The staff were…read moreincredibly friendly and attentive. They even greeted one customer by name as they were being seated--a sure sign we may have stumbled onto a local favorite. We ordered the Monte Cristo and Cuban Panini, and boom... there goes the dynamite! The Monte Cristo featured homemade challah that made for an incredible French toast base. With shaved turkey and ham tucked inside, using French toast instead of the traditional fried preparation made it surprisingly light while still being completely indulgent. The Cuban was equally impressive. Perfectly pressed bread, chopped barbacoa, ham, pickles, and mustard came together beautifully. Every bite was packed with flavor. This place absolutely earned a spot in the regular rotation. Small, welcoming, family-owned, well priced, and serving up some seriously good food. Definitely worth a stop!

Food is excellent! I ordered a chicken wrap and it was delicious. Over and above the usual fast…read morefood style. And surprisingly not over priced for the value in comparison to fancier restaurants. waited a bit for the food to arrive. Spoke a couple of words of high school broken Spanish and tipped well. But service was friendly and had a sort of cozy atmosphere compared to either fast food or formality of an expensive restaurant. And again...the quality of the cooking was amazing. Worth the wait. Noticed even Subway had closed on theca venue. Queen City Diner is a small busiiness worth supporting as a business on the avenue. Maybe in conjunction with a stop at EPAC?

Had a great breakfast taking my family to the Park Diner. The staff and cooks there are awesome and…read morewell trained. Food came out quickly and looked perfectly cooked to order. We enjoyed our breakfast sandwiches (2 ham and one sausage) and my sister's fruit plate looked and tasted amazing. I snuck a couple of bites of fruit since she had so much to take home. Plenty of coffee refills too. We had a nice view of the river and took our time. Recommend highly. Thanks Bobby for ensuring everything was great.

SHAME ON YOU!!!!! We drive 6 hours to get to the diner…read moreduring my husband's birthday weekend. We got there shortly after 2:30 and you wouldn't see us because you stopped seating at 2:30 even though your website says you close at three. Even though we explained to you that we drove six hours during my husband's birthday weekend because he went to Binghamton University 50 years ago. Shame on you! You're supposed to be a family restaurant.

Gigi's Place (formerly Top of the Hill Cafe) is a small hometown diner serving breakfast (all day)…read moreand lunch located at the corner of Main St and Pennsylvania Ave in Apalachin. The food served here is homemade and the prices are reasonable. The place has two dining rooms with booth seating, table seating and counter seating, kitchen in the back. The walls in the dining room are painted in dark pink color and local artwork (for sale) decorates the walls. There was a nice painting of the Delhi Covered Bridge on display in the main dining room. I've driven across that covered bridge many times. The breakfast offerings include the usual suspects: egg platters, omelets (with homefries & toast), breakfast sandwiches, burritos, biscuits sausage gravy, pancakes, French toast, corned beef hash, oatmeal, and muffins. The lunch offerings include a variety of hot sandwiches, burgers, melts, cold sandwiches, salads, soups, chili, and fries. All sandwiches include cole slaw, add a side for $1.25 more. Daily special items are offered too. The prices here are very reasonable, under $10. Boars Head deli meats used here. Pepsi fountain drinks and Mr Koffee (located nearby) coffee is brewed here. I decided to stop at Gigi's Place for lunch recently instead of my usual very popular diner near the highway. I sat myself at an open table in the main dining room. I was told by the waitress that anything with roasted beef (Philly steaks) were not available. For lunch, I decided on the Florida Reuben ($7) with cole slaw and fries (add $1.25). My food was served to me in about 10 minutes. The Florida Reuben was a big sandwich layered with thin deli slices of turkey, cole slaw, 1000 Island dressing, & melted Swiss cheese between two thick grilled slices of multigrain bread. The fries were deep fried to perfection, hot and crispy and salted just right. The homemade cole slaw (shredded cabbage & carrot) were creamy and sugary sweet too. The food I had was excellent and very fresh tasting. The service was friendly and courteous. I'm glad I stopped here and I will definitely have to return here again and try out the breakfast! NOTE: MC/Visa accepted, ATM on site

Small, cute place along our road trip through upstate NewYork. The waitress was friendly and…read moreservice was quick. Th e food was fantastic.

The food was great, excellent portions and the price was really good too. The service was amazing,…read morethey even gave us some muffins for free since they were going to be closed the next day. Definitely a nice down home diner, with the a family feel and vintage signs on the wall added to the feeling that this place has been here for decades.

First turn off was being served coffee in a foam cup!! I was ready to walk out. My breakfast…read moresandwich was served in a paper basket and my husbands omlet was served on a plastic plate. Saw other diners with red solo cups, guessing they had cold drinks. Never again! I don't mind supporting small businesses but if I wanted to eat on paper plates I'll go camping!

Great food. Great prices. Great service. Only wish they were open later. Thanks for everything. I…read morewould definitely recommend Rolando's Diner.

This is what you call a GREASY SPOON, in a good way!! An endangered species especially those mom…read moreand pop Diners like this. We were Looking for breakfast places in the area while passing through to the finger lakes. There were mostly cafes and bakeries open around 10ish and not much was open for breakfast especially on a Monday. The place is plain and decor is dated. Reminds me of the local diners growing up in the Queens NY area. Prices are great especially during these times! Eggs Benidict and home fries were just what I wanted and got, hot and fresh. No fuss no fluff or fancy menu here. Straight up solid diner food. Staff seemed to all be on the same page and kept the orders flowing from the grill. If you are budget no frills kinda of diner this is your spot! 5 stars for what they are they do well!!!

Best service ever! Jennie? was absolutely the best friendly, funny, and on spot with service. Food…read morewas great! French toast was delicious!

I ordered the breakfast burrito and had them sub out the green peppers for hot peppers. Side order…read moreof French toast- both were really good. The staff was very nice as well. Just passing through but it was a good stop on my travels.

They are very busy all the time, be precise, know what you want order it ahead or they sometimes…read morerun out of their daily special. Which never occured to me until I got there and they to order 3 meals and they only had one. It also seems maybe different cooks daily, the stuffed cabbage is really good, but large sometimes and small other times. Good experience, good food.

5 mins off highway, good breakfast/lunch pitstop. Local…read morediner, off the road. Pricing and food options are decent, older decor but clean. Good food at local prices. It's a winner.

Welcoming, friendly staff on a very busy Sunday morning. Appreciated the good breakfast on a long…read moreride home.

I wanted to like this place but the prices are insane.... $18 for a turkey club is ridiculous. With…read moretax and a drink you're looking at $25 for a basic lunch. I eat at diners once or twice a week. Portion and quality was no better than the rest... I actually thought the amount of turkey was disappointing. Everything is expensive here. And couldn't even get an omelet or pancakes past 11:00....seriously since when do diners do that? That forces you to buy the $18 sandwich.