Noisy and a little chilly in the winter and nicely cooled in summer…read more Noise level varies throughout the diner and can ask for a quiet area Seats were comfy and there were both booths and tables Lighting was ok. Staff is attentive and checks in relatively often My turkey BLT today on focaccia was brimming with ingredients with nice thick bacon and juicy turkey--tasted great! Next time I'd ask them to double toast the bread but would otherwise change nothing. The fries and onion rings are fabulous-- seasoned (onion rings) perfectly, crispy and generous portion. Also, they seem to be open when lots of other places are closed.

25th May 2026 Memorial Day…read moreWhite Plains, NY Partly Cloudy 68°F After the torrential, but much needed rain had postponed our outdoor hiking activities for the major part of the long holiday weekend, it was a soothing reprieve this morning to get out of the house and return to an old reliable favorite. On this somber Memorial day we needed to gather with friends and City Limits Diner was the place to go. I first became aware of City Limits when I saw the documentary of Vogue magazine's, André Leon Alley, who was a frequent customer at City Limits, before the pandemic of 2020 reeled it's ugly head. Somehow I knew, as a newly suburban transplant from Manhattan, it only made sense to visit the place that a worldly Vogue Stylist had dined as my diner destiny! City Limits is one of the most popular diners in Westchester County. You will always feel welcome here, the menu has the usual large array of typical diner menu choices, but with added flair. Every item is good, delicious and fresh. I really like a place that's always full of life, reliably consistent and welcome. Plus it doesn't hurt that a few of my favorite Yelp friends (and RL friends) frequent City Limits as well. :) 5 Easy Stars Thank you!

A solid local stop for a casual brunch that keeps things simple and consistent. This is a smaller…read morecafé with a handful of tables, so timing can matter. We ordered first and, while waiting, a table opened up that fit our family of four perfectly. Parking is typically available right out front, with additional options nearby, so access is easy. The setup is counter service, but once you order, they bring the food over, which keeps things moving without feeling rushed. I went with the French toast with bacon and an egg over easy on the side, a classic combo that hit the mark. The food came out fresh and satisfying, exactly what you want from a neighborhood brunch spot. The space is clean, and staff regularly wipe down tables, which doesn't go unnoticed. A reliable, no-frills café in the Silver Lake section that we've returned to multiple times and will continue to keep in rotation.

Came here for a quick bite after a hospital visit and everything we ordered was super good! We were…read morevery pleasantly surprised, the sandwiches aren't only delicious but they are also quite stacked. It was busy but we didnt have to wait long at all. Would definitely recommend. My only gripe is that the menu seems outdated, since we ended up getting charged at least 5 dollars more than we anticipated.

We moved from Rye quite a few years ago and were in the neighborhood and stopped in today at…read morePoppy's for breakfast. It was wonderful to see that everything is the same. Great comfort food, kind and helpful employees and the prices are still great. This is a little hidden old world spot that is nostalgically amazing. Keep it up!

The staff and owner are very friendly and attentive! It is definitely family friendly but it is a…read morebit pricey. They do have sitting on the sidewalk if you don't want to sit inside. My kid was fussy and they had coloring books and toys so definitely ask if you eat inside. We ordered 1 short stack of pancakes with chocolate chips, 1 waffle with fruit (the strawberries were moldy :/ ) , kids size apple juice, cranberry juice and ... which were like $2-3 a pop and a cup of joe. We didn't omelettes which are $19.99 or bacon ... very carb loaded breakfast but came out to be over $50 !!

We should have gone to the diner. I should have ordered a simple burger. We should have gone…read moresomewhere else. Those were the thoughts running through our heads while dining at Bar 141. Our waitress was lovely, but the atmosphere felt confused -- part bar, part restaurant -- and it didn't really match the menu. I ordered the chopped Greek salad, which didn't taste Greek at all, including the dressing. My son ordered the half chicken, though it looked more like two dry chicken pieces than an actual half chicken. My wife had the chicken bowl, which was just okay. Nothing tasted fresh, nothing stood out, and overall it was a disappointing meal. Unfortunately, we won't be back.

Stopped in on a Saturday night to hear music and had a fabulous dinner and evening. The band was…read more"Seeing Red", an 80s rock and disco throwback band. Excellent! Everybody was dancing. The crowd was fun. We started off with the mussels in a white wine broth, which were plump and delicious. For entrées, we ordered a pasta dish with asparagus and peas, and a vodka sauce, and a bacon cheeseburger minus the bun with a salad. The pasta was excellent, homemade and perfect. The burger was juicy and delicious and hit the spot. Drinks were really tasty and we tried some blueberry lemonade, martinis and margaritas. Our waitress was awesome,really friendly and fun. overall, a great night!

I really enjoyed my lunch here! They have lunch specials with are fantastic. I got the tomato soup…read morewith half a chicken Parm wedge. It was really delicious. Loved the soup! It hit the spot. My friend got the grilled cheese with crispy fries, which was equally satisfying and perfect. The staff is always friendly and nice and the food is always consistently delicious. We will be back soon!

Super good and such a cool venue. It is the old Valhalla train station with a vaulted ceiling on…read morethe bar a presidential car you can sit in. It also hosts regular seating or we sat in the caboose, which was very quiet and nice. The food was excellent. The servings were generous the price just right for what you get. The food was delicious. Everyone was very nice and we had a wonderful time. We had older people with us and they were very accommodating . It's right by the current functioning Valhalla train station if you were coming from the city, you could come up have a bite and go for a hike by the Valhalla Dam, or down the sawmill river walkway.

Food is good Cost is out of control!! I understand the…read moreinflation. But ridiculous . Got egg sandwich on plain bagel . 6 plain and black and white. 24 bucks!! Out of control . Won't visit again!

Visited for a classic New York bagel and wasn't disappointed! Service was quick. The place itself…read moreis casual, very similar to most cafes. I ordered an everything bagel with scallion tofu. The bagel was cooked well, very fluffy with a crisp outer edge. The tofu was creamy and flavorful. Also, fun fact, their "bakers dozen" is 15 bagels so I have quite the stash to take home to my freezer! I'd love to come back for lunch or dinner. I can imagine it would be great.

What can I say.. every visit is better than the last one. The hard working, friendly wait staff…read moreare a treat. The ambiance is wonderful and the food is always delicious. Barnstone has some excellent dinner specials at very reasonable prices. You really should stop in and treat yourself and the family to a dinner treat.

This place is really more of a 4.5 and the food here is a 4. Maybe a little confused, but good…read morequality. What really makes this place is the service. Our server was so friendly and welcoming. They are clearly creating an environment meant for the whole family. They are truly catering to the community. They have good happy hour specials and we were told kids (I think under 12) eat free on Sundays, and I can say we will definitely go back with the small human. Like I said, the menu is a little all over the place. It's definitely meant for comfort, but it was kind of hard to tell what direction it was meant to be. We got cocktails and they were great. Definitely had a southern, down home kind of vibe. We started with the nachos and soup of the day which was New England clam chowder. Both apps were great. The soup was really hearty. It's not always my favorite because when not done well, I really don't like it, but their New England clam chowder was truly exceptional. Nachos were loaded up and really good. For mains we got the BBQ duo of chicken breast and ribs. The chicken really was just chicken breast with bbq sauce on it, so nothing special but at least cooked well. The ribs were tender. We also got rigatoni rustico, which sounded more interesting than it was (it had a creamy Dijon sauce, which is what prompted us to order it, but the Dijon was hard to taste). That being said, it was still very nice. Overall, the menu was a little all over the place. It might be better if they picked a direction (definitely seemed geared more southern) and focused on whittling down the menu. If I could give half stars, I would give them a 4.5, but I'm rounding up to a 5 for exceptional service and a great vibe for the entire family. They're really aiming to serve their community and I love that.

As out-of-towners who knew absolutely nothing about the area, we took a chance on The Breakfast…read moreHouse and are so glad we did. It's a small, no-frills place that's really not much to look at from the outside, and honestly, we almost passed it by. That would have been a huge mistake. The food was outstanding. Sometimes the simplest breakfast is the hardest to get right, and they got everything right. The eggs were perfect, the sausage was delicious, and the home fries were some of the best we've had. The real star was the pancakes. They were light, fluffy, packed with flavor, and easily some of the best pancakes we've ever had. Don't judge this place by its appearance. If you're looking for a truly great breakfast, give it a try.

I don't know how I had never been here before, but we stopped for breakfast there recently and it…read morewas great. It has an old school diner/luncheonette vibe on the inside. We sat at the counter. The staff was friendly. Everyone was working hard and happy to help. The food was filling and delicious. Was this a Michelin star, fine dining restaurant? No. Of course not. It's a dive-y, unassuming breakfast spot, with a slant towards Latin items (think breakfast tacos, huevos rancheros, etc), although they have all the standard breakfast items. The prices are very fair and the food was good, hearty, and simple, with great flavor. For breakfast, this is exactly what I want.