Great friendly service Food comes out fast and hot…read more Lots of tables so doesn't feel crowded Eggs Benedict was delicious Wish they had Coke products and hashbrowns shredded

Great chef salad, but I have to say, seeing browning edges on the lettuce could turn some away. My…read morePastrami Reuben was ok but could use a hair more meat. Service was decent. What killed me the most was the dessert I ordered to go, a Neapolitan. They were out! I know it's a good one, I ve had it before here.

Now since I was splitting the area for points Northeast & needed a large breakfast for filling up…read morepurposes good thing I had some weird sleeping last night & in turn after turning in my room key for place we'll cover after you'll see why. Opted for two pancakes, two eggs (over hard) home fries & sausage patties & yes black coffee. Overall portions done well/accurate & service was promptly done (one who was my servers Mothers Day remembered me) and even if after the opening bell still adequate time to get set, served, eat & go from there and still same atmosphere (checked on the music played & turns out mix of Puerto Rico & Mexico) & if you noticed the photos yes they have unique plates/cups.

What an awesome little diner! It gives the feel of an old 50's style diner. Our waitress was super…read morefriendly and helpful and attentive to our needs. The food was amazing, cooked fresh and served hot. We will definitely be back next year on our annual trip out this way.

Best pancakes I've eaten in a long, long time. They're huge, but very light and fluffy--hard to see…read morehow big from the pictures. Tried the buttermilk chocolate chip this time, and the homemade hash and eggs, which was very good, too. Will have to come back for the Polish Omelette.

I loved this place it's like going back in time. Beautiful old Diner like you see in movies of the…read more1930s & 40's . The staff were kind and friendly. Breakfast and Lunch only the menu was perfect not big but you'll find something to fill your stomach.2 miles off the Taconic State Parkway. For those of us who are sick of Corporate garbage this place is a must. Looking at other reviews people complained about a wait for food... freshly cooked food takes longer if you want fast food that's under a heat lamp go to McDonalds

On a recent Saturday morning, we decided to give the Triangle Diner a try for breakfast…read more We found a parking spot but were told that there was a 30 minute wait. We decided to stay and wait and are extremely glad that we did! I originally was hoping to get a Turkey club sandwich but on the weekends, they only serve breakfast. I was still in luck as I ordered a breakfast club sandwich which came with potatoes. Gotta have my pancakes so I ordered two. Everything was beyond delicious and the portions were humungous. I can't even remember when I needed a take out box at breakfast? My companion had an Eggs Benedict platter of which I forgot to take a photo. The staff is very friendly and well organized especially with those who are waiting patiently! We now started a new tradition of having breakfast here, each time that we visit Saratoga NY!

Fantastic experience! Easily one of the best breakfast places in the area. The prices are extremely…read morereasonable considering how much food you get. The place is clean, the staff is attentive and friendly and the food is so delicious. Everything came out quickly and the waitresses were on top of refilling our coffee and checking in to make sure we had everything we needed. The pancake was deliciously spongy and it was humungous! The omelet, potatoes and toast were all cooked perfectly. The sandwich my husband got was fantastic and also huge. Can't wait to go back!

I had a fresh hot cup of coffee. Frank Toast with got…read morestrawberry topping over whipped cream made special for me by the fabulous Rain! Travis made the best Corned beef hash! I could eat a whole plate of it!. Definitely will get those again! We ate it so quickly! Hit the Spot!

Feasted on breakfast at the cozy South 30 Diner, 2 miles south of the NY State Thruway Amsterdam…read moreexit. My wife enjoyed a perfect veggie and egg burrito with homemade hot salsa - the best burrito ever. I had eggs with delicious homemade sausage. Locals at the next table loved their sausage with gravy. They were disappointed when they found out that their favorite homemade corned beef hash was sold out. We enjoyed our conversation with the proprietor Rain on a wide range of topics. Also note that prices were very reasonable Highly recommended for food, service and convivial atmosphere! This will now be a regular stop on our trips between Boston and Detroit.

Did I know what I was getting into when I stopped for lunch in Craryville?…read more No. Sometimes you're on a road trip and you need to stop to eat. Often, these meals are nothing special - just fuel for the trip. But sometimes you get lucky. We stopped because we were hungry and because the map said there was a place to eat just off the Taconic. Right off the exit we were greeted by an old-school stainless steel diner that looked well-maintained and inviting. At this point, my expectations for the stop had already been exceeded. Inside, we learned that this was an old Silk City Diner from 1958, and the decor reflected this history. We took a comfortable booth by a window. Service was friendly. One of the day's specials was fried scallops. Now, many people might think an old roadside diner that's 100 miles from the ocean might not be a good place to order seafood, but I had a feeling I was making a good choice. I didn't even ask the waitress how the scallops were - I just ordered. The scallops were perfectly cooked, enjoyable to eat, and exceeded my expectations. They came with fries, gravy, and broccoli, which were all fine (but nothing special). It wasn't all perfect. The coffee was weak, and it didn't seem like all the food met the level of the scallops. But for a random rest stop it was fantastic. Will I be planning a trip to Craryville just to go to the Martindale Chief Diner? Probably not. But would I stop in if I was traveling through this area again? Absolutely.

Silk City Diners are a treasured emblem and wonderful reminder of the history, cultural importance…read moreand prominence of the American diner scene in years past. Only 1500 were made from 1926 to 1966 in Paterson NJ making Silk City Diners a very important part of the American culinary landscape. The best part is when you stumble on one and, not only, are you reminded of the past but you experience exceptional hospitality, excellent service and well prepared delicious food. MCD does it all and then some, don't miss this wonderful hidden restaurant gem!

Traveling back from an event over the weekend we got off the thruway and stopped at the Mid Way…read moreCafe. It's located on a dark stretch of 9W between Ravena and Selkirk. Looking for a diner like venue, it's exactly what we found. Ordered my usual (Buffalo Chicken Wrap) which came with really good French fries, side of coleslaw and a pickle. Stood up to the expectation of a wrap from the diner. Wrap was fresh with a lot of chicken, lettuce and tomatoes. Fries were crispy outside lovely soft inside. I didn't care for the slaw, but might be my taste buds. Desserts are available but we did pass on them. Parking lot is spacious enough, staff were pretty nice for being so close to closing and food was good.

Great staff, great menu, good food, & great prices! What could be better? A local staple.read more

I have been visiting Columbia County with my wife for the summer and in July we discovered the…read moreColumbia Diner and Giovanni. Giovanni and his father run the best diner I have been in years and being from Northern New Jersey the diner capital of the world that is saying a lot. These people have fresh well prepared food for breakfast, lunch and dinner. We have visited 14 times and have not been disappointed once. Tonight my wife had Chimichangas for dinner that would put a white table cloth restaurant to shame. I had a classic hot roast beef sandwich which was killer.

The food is consistently really good and the prices are very affordable. Staff are friendly,…read moreservice is quick. the bathrooms are nice and clean. Overall one of my husbands and my favorite spots!

I came here for the first time on a Saturday morning with a friend. Our server came around with…read morecoffee right away. Felt like a diner- which I love! We both ordered the veggie omelet which came with country potatoes and toast- we both had rye. All of it was hot and delicious! I had really wanted to try the poutine but I am a vegetarian and sadly, they don't offer it with a mushroom gravy, which I found at two poutine places in Quebec City. I guess there are not enough vegetarians asking for it around here. I gotta say it was super loud in here as the place was packed with a large group. I enjoy a lively atmosphere but it was just too much. I found myself wanting to rush to get out of there as the noise was overwhelming while eating breakfast. I prefer to ease into my day. I can't fault the restaurant for that. It's obvious people love this place and I do too!

I grew up in Canada and since I moved down here was never able to find a half decent Poutine that…read morecompared. Was recommended this place by someone at work and finally was able to go to today. It was absolutely perfect here. 10/10 poutine, felt like I was back home in Canada again I was so happy I could have cried. Will be coming back 100%. If you're looking for a true authentic poutine in CT, this is the only place to go. Service was excellent and quick too!

We were in town for a show. While watching the news, a commercial came up for this diner and it was…read moreonly 6 miles away. We figured we'd give it a try we we're glad we did. Nice atmosphere. Very large Menu. The portions are large. It a little noisy, but its a Dinner.The food is delicious. Plenty of Parking with many Handicapped spot.

Alexis Diner met my expectations. After living in the Capital Region for years, some people found…read moreit odd that I'd never been there until now. If you own a tv, you've probably seen the commercials featuring the family behind this family-owned business. I did try to go to Alexis years ago. I believe it was on a Sunday morning. There were literally no spaces left in the parking lot so I decided to pass. There are best times to visit. I showed up on a Thursday evening just before 5:30pm. The hostess greeted me and told me that the rush hadn't begun yet. About 7 tables and booths were already filled. That would have kept some businesses plenty busy but Alexis is a big place. It can seat so many more. The parking lot was less than half full. It's clean and bright. A big classic Greek diner. The wait staff and hostesses are friendly and efficient. A server was headed towards me to take my order when my iPhone suddenly rang. She immediately backed away and she returned as soon as the call ended. She was so observant. The menu is massive. If I have a bone to pick it would be over some of the pricing. I love open turkey sandwiches with gravy but it looked as though they were charging more than $17. It would have to be an out-of-this-world turkey sandwich for me to go there. Instead, I ordered a Monte Cristo for about $14. I'd never had that before. Ham, turkey and melted cheese between two slices of French toast. The sides included Cole slaw and a choice of fries or salads. I went with a green salad. It was already a high calorie meal. I asked for their house-made Greek dressing on the side which was awesome. I liked my sandwich a lot, too. I could only finish half, so I took the rest home. As with many diners, there's a big glass display case for desserts. The cakes and pies look amazing. Perhaps someday I can find if they taste as good as they look. But that's for another time. I was so full. Thanks, Alexis.