Ivy was so sweet, knowledgeable and accommodating. Food was excellent and Chefs were very friendly…read more A hidden gem.

The Welcome Burger was so good I had to let loose with a Pulp Fiction quote "This IS a TASTY…read moreBURGER!". I combined it with frites and a Red Beer (PBR and spicy bloody mary mix) for a fantastic happy hour dinner ($16).

I love coming here at any time of the day! The 24 hour service is definitely the main reason I…read morevisit when I'm hungry at odd hours. The food is always good whether its 2am or 10am, and the serving sizes are perfect for the price. I personally love The Reuben, and the fries it comes with are just the right amount of crispy.

We were in the area having come to the Fiesta Bowl Parade and just happened to drive by…read more Go in; it's a great vibe! Just as cool looking on the inside as it looks from the outside. Very much the diner setting. Welcoming and friendly staff. Food is prepared fresh and they have all the good 'ol diner stuff we all enjoy. We were there for breakfast so we had bacon, eggs, biscuits with gravy, toast and more. It was all great . . . served fresh and promptly. We won't be able to return often as we are not from the area. But we are back near downtown again we'll definitely stop back in.

Joe is a Culinary School hraduate. He has experience at top Southwest dining venues. He brings the…read moreambiance of his family's small town diners and his culinary skills to 7th Ave. They were featured on Channel 8's Check Please! Arizona February 14. 2026. Great ratings Service is caring and excellent. We will return, mostly for breakfadt.

Please come super hungry because you will leave Joe's Diner absolutely full…read more Our server (I think her name is Amanda as printed on the receipt) was so good. Her way of recommending food is irresistible. We came thinking about omelette with toast but end up having honey mustard fried chicken sandwich and pancakes. And her recommendation did not disappoint. It was so yummy and we found ourselves struggling to stop even when we were full! Coffee and tea comes to $10 before tax and tips which is quite a lot in my opinion.

I did visit MacAlpine's in the past and occasionally do so now and I loved every time I came here…read more I would usually visit here with my mother (now deceased 2024) and she would especially enjoy herself when we would come here, as she grew up in Phoenix went to Phoenix Tech high school in the 1950's - often coming here to MacAlpine's as a teenager. To hear her reminisce about those times long ago was awesome and to have her say that this place hasn't changed much was equally as awesome. There are now three generations of us that visit MacAlpine's faithfully - I hope you will too. It's a very special place. Thank you, ladies and gentlemen

What a fabulous little diner spot! Nothing better than an…read moreantique store and classic American diner merged into one. The soda floats here are INCREDIBLE. We arrived just in time for lunch and saw some good things about the burger here so decided to give it a go. Everyone working here was so kind and you can tell they are all like family, which was so sweet, I love mom and pop shop's like this. The burger was simple and delicious, it was very retro, i had the classic cheeseburger and then my guy went for a gluten free option, which were toasted pieces of gluten free bread instead of a bun. The carrot raisin salad was a fun side to order! almost reminded me of coleslaw without the cabbage, it was sweet and yummy. Made me think of all the fun ambrosia-like salads people used to eat all of the time. The soda float we had was definitely the star of the show. I can't remember the exact name of the drink but it was cucumber and melon soda with vanilla ice cream, it was so unique and refreshing and the perfect combination of flavors. I want to try every soda float there now! Will definitely be coming back next time I'm in Phoenix. It's places like this that make the world go round.

Went the other day for breakfast post workout…read more WOW the hog omelet was fire. Not just because I loaded it with hot sauce but literal salty protein rich greatness. We love this place and hope it stands the tests of time as it's such an asset to north phoenix

Another great meal at OBH!…read more Came back again since we were in Phoenix. We arrived Friday around 7am. We were seated right away. Our waitress was super sweet. I ordered the Loco Moco, my husband ordered the linguica and cheddar scramble with hashbrowns and sourdough toast, and we got the granola and banana pancakes to share. The loco moco was good, but it lacked a little salt. My husband liked his scramble. And the pancakes were good. A little dry, but with some syrup they were delicious. The portions are huge. By the time we left it was pretty busy. There is a lot of parking in the strip mall location. Would recommend this to anyone in the Phoenix area.

A bit of nostalgia coming to Mel's Diner serving American food. We were greeted upon entry and…read moreseated quickly in a booth with menus and a request for beverages. This location became famous in the movie American Graffiti. We ordered a regular omelette with hash browns, veggie omelette with home fries and an egg over medium with home fries. We all got a biscuit sans gravy with our meal or you may substitute toast. Service was excellent with the food arriving quickly. The order is a very large portion of food. Prices are reasonable. The food was filling and good. We all finished our plates! There is still counter seating here and many booths. The upper walls are lines with coffee mugs. Service is fantastic. The servers check on you often and offer drink refills. They have their own parking lot.

This is pretty run down and could use a freshen up. However service was wonderful. Very attentive…read moreand friendly. I had breakfast that was filling and tasty. The strawberry waffle was so good it didn't need syrup. That's a 1st for me.

Had double smash burgers. Juicy and cooked to perfection. Delicious bun…read more Server smiled and got all three orders correct. A comfy diner like experience.

Happy Hamburgers is a great small diner-style spot I found in Scottsdale after my golf round. I saw…read morethey had smash burgers, and since I'm a smash burger guy I had to give it a try. I love the small, no-frills vibe--no glitz, no glam, just straight to the point. They also have a little side patio area that's a nice touch. It's very low-key, but I can imagine the lights making it a great vibe at night. The burger was good, but there were a few things that could be better. Mine had a bit too many grilled onions and was slightly burnt. It also could've used a little more seasoning. You can tell everything is fresh and that there's definitely heart put into it, but it just didn't quite hit the level I was expecting. The fries were really good though--kind of like those classic corner-market style French fries. The workers were super nice and quick with service, and they kept checking in to make sure everything was good, which I really appreciated.

Today Black Bear Diner hosted our party of 60 which included 2 soccer teams and their parents…read more One table did get forgotten, and got their order quite late, but it was only a concern because time was getting close for them to have warm ups and play their game. Other than that, the staff was good and the food was great. Considering the restaurant ended up having a party of 40 in the morning and another soccer team party of 30 at the same time they hosted us, I think they did absolutely wonderful.

Sweet cream pancakes! Delicious! Great service. They seated me right away. The prices were…read morereasonable. The bacon was amazing!

Instant nostalgia walking in as this location used to be a 5 & Diner that I'd been frequenting…read moresince the 1990s with my Nanny (British for Grandma). I'd been meaning to try this location after seeing a few of my fellow Yelper friends review this place. Just like they said, this place did not disappoint! Serving up quality diner food with friendly service, classic hits, and blast from the past decor. What We Ordered: - Steak & Eggs: Under $20?! Count me in! Seasoned well and cooked perfectly to order for both the over easy eggs and medium rare steak. Breakfast perfection! - Patty Melt: My boyfriend said it was delicious, and the small bite I tried was great. You can tell they season their burger patties. Honestly, we both left very impressed as all the food was seasoned well and cooked beautifully. Who says diner food can't be done well?! Nana Dee's has set the standard for diner food!

Thanks Nana Dee's and our wonderful waitress, Valerie - that's 3 gentlemen extremely well-fed and…read moretaken care of. Delicious and plentiful food, recommended by Valerie - difficult to get out of our seats to close out and get back on the road, truth be told. I had the burrito special (ginormous and the salsa on the side with hash browns was excellent); my two colleagues had Ultimate Lumberjacks that did not disappoint. Lovely, well-kept and bright American Diner experience with vibrant decor to keep your eyes busy while you have a short wait for your food. Valerie was there every step of the way to ensure our needs were met and our questions were answered. First Class experience - thank you

Absolutely love this hidden little gem ! Shhhh! Service, atmosphere high end bar experience. Food…read moreand drinks are all amazing! !!! I love restaurants like this! Totally made my mother's da!

Probably not going back to Dick's…read more.. We were visiting both Phoenix and Scottsdale with friends and decided to meet up at Dick's Hideaway for dinner after hearing good things. There were six of us, and we were quoted a 45-minute wait, which seemed reasonable at first. However, their system for managing waits is honestly pretty frustrating. There are no reservations, no text notifications, and no call when your table is ready. You're basically left hovering and guessing. We did make it back in time for our table, but a simple "hey, your table's ready" system would go a long way in making guests feel valued. We were seated around 8 PM after waiting and taken to a large corner booth in the back. Unfortunately, there were still two people from the previous party lingering at the table even after they had paid and the rest of their group had already left. I understand finishing drinks, but it felt inconsiderate given how busy the restaurant was and how long people were waiting. After being seated, it took about 15 minutes before anyone came to our table, and even then, not everyone in our group was acknowledged right away. Things didn't improve much from there. It took over 30 minutes just to place our food order. From what we could tell, there was only one server handling the entire restaurant. I can definitely empathize with how difficult that must be, but at the same time, when we first arrived, she appeared to be standing near the entrance rather than actively managing tables, which added to the confusion. When the food finally came out, it was very staggered instead of arriving together. I ordered the Taos tenderloin with green beans and fries. The sides were actually great--probably the highlight of the meal--but the steak itself was disappointing. I ordered it medium, but it came out with an overly charred, almost burnt crust that completely overpowered the flavor. The whole dish really needed basic seasoning like salt and pepper to bring it together. The atmosphere also didn't do much to help the experience. It's extremely dark inside--so much so that it's hard to see your food--and the space feels cramped. The layout is also pretty strange and honestly a bit off-putting. There's what appears to be a kitchen area right behind the bar, and then a full kitchen in the back--but what really stood out was the lack of separation near the restroom area. There's no proper door between the kitchen and the bathroom space, and from a small step down off the dining area, you can basically see straight into the kitchen if you wanted to. It just didn't feel very private or well thought out. Another thing that stood out was the portion sizes. While some people might see that as a positive, they were honestly too large--especially for those of us traveling who couldn't take leftovers with us. Slightly smaller portions might not only reduce waste but also help the kitchen keep up with demand and improve overall service speed. Overall, this ended up being more of a one-time experience than a place we'd return to. Between the disorganized wait system, slow and inconsistent service, and underwhelming food, it just didn't live up to the expectations we had going in.