All you can want in a diner, Homie, quaint, friendly and feeling with the old timey diner vibes…read morebecause it is an old small diner. The food is outstanding and the people are extremely friendly.

Great local spot for breakfast!…read more I did drive passed it, it's pretty inconspicuous, but, after a quick u turn I found front row parking and we went inside. Seating is limited-three booths, a handful of counter seats and a table outside-so we were fortunate to walk in just as a booth opened up. From everyone else's reviews, it sounds like there can sometimes be a wait, but for us the planets aligned, and we sat pretty quickly. The menu is standard diner fare done well. If you are looking for sexy, avant-garde food, this ain't it. If you want a stick to your ribs meal that will sustain you for your adventure of the day, you are in the right place. It reminds me of how my grandma would cook breakfast, big portions, and big flavor. Bring your big appetite. Everyone is really friendly, be it the folks behind the counter or the folks in the booths. This is obviously a neighborhood favorite, and you can tell.

Our local breakfast place of choice. We're here often and bring out of towners…read more Service is always good as is the food. If it's busy there are seats at the bar.

Cheaper than oak tree cafe, but also simpler and more straightforward…read more We did not have to wait when we came in on the later side of the brunch time, but I could see this place being very busy. It's pretty big inside and there's a small patio at the front that fills up fast. Food is ok. Meat tasted a bit stale and was lukewarm, but everything else was spot on. This place is very popular with families. Expect loudness.

Stopped here for breakfast before heading over to see the tulip festival in Skagit Valley…read more Saw several cars parked in front, so you know it's where the locals go! No doubt it was indeed! It was a full house! Plenty of bar seating, booths and tables inside, and I like the classic old school diner vibes!Welcomed with a smile, we placed our name down and waited less than 5 minutes (yay!). Skimmed through their menu with so many options to choose from. I went with their country fried steak, which was massive but so savory and delicious nonetheless! My husband ordered their biscuits and gravy and enjoyed it just as much! Coffee for the hubz, and a hot chocolate for me! We were ready to start the day! CHEERS and happy eating till next time...

I have been here many times over the years, always good, and I go early to avoid the big crowds…read morelater on weekend mornings. I saw a breakfast pupusa on the menu and ordered a single one. It was delicious: egg on top, cooked perfectly, with sliced avocado, diced tomatoes, and onion. It was my favorite meal there! Coffee and service are good.

Issaquah needed this place! We love the Eggs Benedict and French Toast and the staff and service is…read moretop notch! Rose and Lynn are amazing and truly make you feel like you're family. You will not be disappointed, please go check them out!!

It was completely empty on a weekday morning, which was incredibly weird to be the only ones dining…read morein. Like we walked in and there wasn't even someone working there to greet us. We poked around and didn't see anyone, then shouted and someone came out from the back. Food was fine and came out fast given we were the only people in there, but it wasn't fantastic. I won't be back based on my experience. I prefer the other breakfast places around the area.

Good food at very good price and the atmosphere was so nice for a casual brunch! Coffee is good and…read more*strong* (whoo!). Looking forward to dining here again.

Floanna's Diner is such a cozy little spot, and I've been there a few times now. Their omelettes…read moreare really good--fresh, flavorful, and always cooked just right. The coffee is okay, not the strongest, but still warm and comforting with breakfast. The atmosphere is what really makes this place special. It's warm, inviting, and has that classic diner charm that makes you want to sit back and relax. The staff is friendly, and the service is quick every time I go. Overall, a great local diner with delicious omelettes and a comfortable vibe. I'll definitely keep coming back!

We came here at the recommendation of several people and I was not disappointed. We asked what…read morethey recommend and the king crab Benedict was outstanding! I highly recommend it. It's a nice diner with lots a great options. Ask your servers because they know best.

A wise person once said, 'If it ain't broke, don't fix it. It appears to have new…read moreownership/management that has 'lost the plot'. Sadly, The Madison Diner missed that briefing. I was eager to return to this establishment, since I haven't been here in a few years. Regrettably, today's visit was a disappointment. Maybe when I return things will be good again? THE ROSES: TMD is a restaurant I dearly want to like a lot more than I do right now. For those who are retro fans, the dining space, which is an impeccably restored authentic diner, is a real treat. Restrooms are clean. The staff, while sometimes rather confused, tries hard and is pleasant. THE THORNS: It's the food, stupid. This establishment, which used to serve authentic diner cuisine now seems to be excessively 'interpreting' dishes, and they're too derivative for their own good. The most egregious example was the Chicken Fried Steak, which was battered and fried *chicken* smothered in sausage gravy. Note to the owners/chefs: they call it Chicken Fried STEAK for a reason. I ordered the biscuits and gravy instead, which was uninspired. The sausage gravy itself was quite good, but the biscuits, which they boast about, were dry and hard. I get better out of a tube of Pillsbury 'Grands' buttermilk biscuits from the grocery store. My wife's Joe's Special was also a disappointment: the chunks of overdone ground beef appear to have been diced of bits of Sysco hamburger patties, and the dish was assembled with indifference. The tomatoes were uniquely flavorless, and the whole dish was rather under seasoned. On top of it all, a request for ketchup (which should always be at the table in a diner) was forgotten, and I was still billed for the more expensive CFS rather than the Biscuits and Gravy I ended up getting. Also sorely missed were the Bloody Marys. These were a highlight. Did they decide not to renew their liquor license? THE VERDICT: All in all, a once stellar homage to diners has slid into overpriced mediocrity. The building is the same, but the soul is gone. If you want a true diner experience, I suggest you ride the ferry over to Seattle and visit either Voula's (U District) of The Chelan Cafe (West Seattle). The Madison Diner is a DINO (Diner In Name Only). Neither recommend nor discourage. Your results may vary.

The food was exceptionally delish: fluffy egg melters with cheese and sautéed veggies. The hash…read morebrowns were a perfect crispness! And the giant cinnamon roll... Wow! Service was excellent too! We sat outside on their patio with our little dog and loved it!

I went here hoping to have oysters but unfortunately because of a red tide they were not available…read more Bummer! Not their fault. But instead I had one of the best fish and chips I've ever eaten. Happy circumstance! Friendly, prompt service. Hometown atmosphere. I highly recommend

Food: 10/10 Service: 10/10 waiter was very polite…read more Ambiance: old school diner feel. Makes me miss New Jersey. 8/10

Fun atmosphere for the 50d diner vibe. Service was…read morefriendly. The potatoes seemed fresh and not frozen. Overall the food was good.

We love this place! Tasty food, good service, nice atmosphere, and they're busy which is a great…read morething because it means people like their food! We have gone other places and they just don't measure up.

Went here for weekend brunch and got seated in about 10 minutes, which was nice. The staff were…read morefriendly and service was good throughout. We ordered the California omelette with hash browns and toast. It was decent, but honestly pretty bland on its own and tasted much better once we added sauce. We also tried the strawberry rhubarb French toast. It wasn't my favorite - the topping felt a bit thrown together, and the whole dish was much sweeter than I expected. The coffee was okay, and the orange juice tasted like bottled juice rather than fresh squeezed. Overall, it wasn't a bad experience, but the food didn't really stand out to me, especially for brunch.

They know how to cook eggs! Especially a soft scramble, that seems to be made from real eggs, not…read morethe liquid stuff. And their Waffles and Chicken are crisp and flavorful and chicken is still juicy and tender. So delicious. The batter is super thin (sometimes falls off and that is okay with me). Service is empecible! We always feel welcome and appreciated, and because of that and the great food, we have become somewhat regulars. We appreciate the loyalty program! Ask about it. The homemade buttermilk syrup is something I wish they bottled as sold. We haven't had a bad meal nor been disappointed over our last 8 visits over 6 months. We are now loyal customers!

Nostalgia House. Happy Days, jukebox, if you like these things, you'll love this place. Waitresses…read moredon't wear roller skates or wear poodle skirts, but they are on it. Food on point, good size, done right.