WOW!!!!!!!! I never experienced a place like this ever !!!…read moreVery unique and very nostalgic! Filled with memories of the 1960's memorabilia covering every inch or this restaurant! We had us a great spot and great waitress DENISE, who truly made our breakfast a big treat! The food was delicious and spectacular in my opinion! Coffee kept coming around and I did not even have to get a refill ! That's a great thing! I spent more time looking around the posters and more posters and watching the FLINTSTONES on the TV around the restaurant! The food you need to go and see for yourself! You will then return back I guarantee you will be back! THANK YOU DENISE!!! I hope you get to wait on us again! You made our BREAKFAST MEAL, fun with your infectious happy personality!

Every time I have to wait for the food to arrive, I have to wait for over an hour. That would be…read moretoo long. Unfortunately, the service is too busy since there are too many customers. Why do I have to wait for an hour to wait for my food?!

so I have been driving past this place for years, and never was able to catch them open ( I thought…read morethey were closed down) but I got lucking and they were open. I will say they close "promptly" at 11am, so get there early. the staff was super nice and the food really hit the spot. this place has been hear for over 50 years, and they serve up great diner food with a smile.

Old school diner of the Worcester dining car variety, with practically every stool occupied on…read moreweekday morning visits (they're only open weekdays, from 5:30 to 11:00). Friendly and energetic servers, but maybe not enough of them. Cash only. Easy parking. -- Scrambled Eggs: Not fluffy, but neither undercooked nor overcooked. Decent. --Sausage Links: Two on a combo platter, two on a $3 side order, on different visits. Not any different from supermarket version, but cooked properly. Decent. -- Toast: Decent. -- Home Fries: Soft and potatoey inside, crisp outside, not much seasoning. Decent. -- Blueberry Pancake: Good blueberry allotment and good quality. Pancake itself a little dry. Overall, decent. No issues with anything here. It's convenient, friendly, and adequate if in the area. I just wouldn't recommend it as a destination.

Food was plentiful and fabulous. Great friendly atmosphere!…read more Highly recommend meat lovers omelet and breakfast burrito bowl!!

Came here for brunch on a weekend morning and the place was relatively busy, but not overly so so…read morewe got two seats by the entrance at the bar. Service was a little hard to get a hold of because we were seated at the end, but good came out relatively quickly which was nice. We came in the winter so it was a bit chilly unfortunately, but other than that, ambiance felt pretty similar to your typical diner. Prices were a little steep, but the flavors were fine. Solid quality and a good quantity of food. Overall, I enjoyed the meal, but I probably wouldn't come back unless desperate for diner breakfast.

The food here is great as are waitstaff and cleanliness. I had the chicken croquettes w/supreme…read moresauce, mashed potatoes, grilled roll, cranberry sauce and coleslaw. Took half home. I try coleslaw all the time and this is just the right combo. Not swimming in dressing and not dry. I had a choice of a good variety of sides. Richard had the wimpy burger (huge!) w/crispy fries. Everything here appears to be homemade. A great variety of side dishes, too. Creative specials along w/their regular menu items.They have smaller plate meals, too. Prices reasonable as far as restaurants go these days Saw a lot of breakfast and lunch/dinner food go by and tons of take out orders being picked up. Good amount of parking spaces. Noticed a BBQ building next door, think it is for special parties. It gets crowded here but if you time it right, you will get in. We got here at 11:30. They serve all sorts of drinks, beer, wine along w/the usual diner style ice cream offerings. We will be back.

Big footprint of a diner, more in the New Jersey style than the Worcester dining car style, but…read moreshiny of chrome and red seats, with the typical 1950s memorabilia. Someone must have passed a law mandating diners to have Elvis, Marilyn, and Betty Boop on the walls. Comfortable digs, outdoor dining to boot, and extremely welcoming and friendly staff. -- Blueberry Muffin: My wife and I shared a breakfast "appetizer," grilled with butter by default. Would've been nice to have been asked, but not a problem. Mid-range density, with equal amounts of sweetness and butter in the dough, discernible even under the butter from grilling. Not life changing, but solid and satisfying. -- Omelettes: We each got our own, with mine a western and my wife's a build-your-own with assorted vegetables. Both were huge, with the add-ons tucked neatly inside and the egg surfaces, smooth and heaping. Home fries matched this impressive portion and came in uncrisp outside, very soft and fluffy inside, and seasoned but not oniony. Toast was toast, but many varieties to choose from. Coffee refills came regularly, cheerfully, and without the need to ask. Food overall was good-- definitely better than adequate, though with no life changing surprises. Service was outstanding, nailing the 4 overall.

Very popular dining spot for the area. Seating was traditional diner style seating. Plenty of room…read morein the front and back and of course counter service was available. I found it interesting that everything on the menu for breakfast was "scrambled eggs". The gentleman next to me asked for a dietary adjustment and they didn't want to do it. I thought that was very unusual. Food overall was extremely good. We're not mind going back to try a lunch or dinner menu item.

Its been awhile since i have been here but wanted to update my review. Looking at my previous…read morepictures id say portion size (at least on fries-which sre mow crinkle cut) has gone down. In my newest picture I had started in on the fish but had not eaten a fry yet lol. I almost forgot to take a picture because it was delicious. I didn't quite finish all my fries but I ate all of the fish and all of the coleslaw. We ordered a side of onion rings which we also did a good job of finishing. This is a really cute diner with an old time atmosphere. We enjoyed it a lot and will definitely come again.

This is a charming diner with an extensive menu. I could eat here for a week! Chicken pot pie was…read morenot available so I had Shepherd's Pie. It had lots of fresh mashed potatoes on top, ground beef and corn. I was surprised by the corn's presence and absence of peas and carrots. It was still really tasty, just a bit unexpected. My friend got an omelette with 3 pancakes. The pancakes had a bit of a tough texture on one side, but still good. We got an order of fried shrimp that was excellent with some delicious cocktail sauce. Service from Mary was very friendly, welcoming, and pleasant. While the building is dated, it is authentic and was a joy to visit. My friend was well prepared with cash as it is a cash-only establishment.

Went to Harrys again last night 2nd time this week- usually have a great experience- we had an…read moreolder lady as a waitress - she took our order my son asked for a chicken dinner and wanted to substitute the chicken for chicken tenders - she put in for two meals ! first of all a good waitress reads your order back to you ! when the food came out he was so confused he said I didn't want both meals I wanted to substitute ! she came over and got in my 22yo sons face and bullied him into buying both ordered meals saying she was going to wrap it up for him! like rudely and actually got in his face ! EXCUESE ME ! SO yes 160$ order and no we didn't leave a tip because your crappy attitude your a bully and your service $ucked !! she actually chased us out into the parking lot and went up to his truck so he couldn't close his vehicle door yelling at him asking what she did to not get a tip !! LADY YOUR A BULLY AND SHOULDNT BE A WAITRESS ! Harrys you just lost a 2x a week customer because of the old bat you have as a server ! good luck with her

I absolutely ADORE this place. Stopped in for a quick breakfast on my way back from Boston and…read moreimmediately got that true hometown diner feel. The woman working the front, "Phone" as she goes by", was wonderful. She chatted with every customer who came in. The prices are also much better than most newer/upscale breakfast spots. The banana French toast was amazing. I got that plus a full 3-egg breakfast with toast and potatoes for under $20. Great food, great value, and genuinely some of the friendliest service I've had

Small diner with the familiar train car exterior and a low budget interior. Stools, booths, tables…read more New England Coffee Company coffee. Only one server covering the whole joint, but cheerfully. Veggie Omelette: Wife liked it. Scrambled Eggs: Flat, folded, and a little off color (some grease mixed in). Home Fries: Slightly crisp, pretty good seasoning. Good. Hash Browns: Flat, spread out, dry, and crispy. I preferred the homefries over this item that has a $2 upcharge. Sausage Links: Very good. Nicely browned and juicy. Pancake: Nicely large. A bit dry without fluffiness, but syrup helped. Squeeze bottle of commercial maple syrup on the table. No option to upgrade to real maple syrup. On average, everything decent-- nothing sunk to bad; nothing rose to exceptional or close. That's a 3 in my book.

The Food is fantastic and service the best. This is easily the best diner in the city. You can…read moreorder anything egg-centric and you won't be disappointed. They have menu for just French Toast. Try the crunchy French Toast with a side of link sausage. A couple of my favorites, chili cheese omelette, Western sandwich, and last but not least, the soon to be legendary Spamstern, spam, onions, peppers and cheddar cheese served on a bulky roll. The Miss Worcester Diner is a special place that you need to try. Love the Woo!!

Cool little spot with a fun atmosphere! They don't take reservations, so be prepared to wait…read moreoutside in line. There's only one griddle, so service can take a little while, but the food is worth the wait. The crunchy French toast was delicious and absolutely massive! Prices are a bit on the high side, but overall, we had an enjoyable experience and would recommend checking it out.

What an iconic place to eat! The corned beef hash breakfast was AMAZING! Everything was cooked…read moreperfectly and had so much flavor. I love the nostalgic, old-school diner feel of Lou Rocs. We've been eating here forever, and there's just something special about walking in and having the staff know you. Everyone is always so friendly and welcoming. Great food, great people, and that hometown feel you just can't beat.

Small place, doesn't look like a diner from the outside, but once inside the back room, you can see…read morethe tell-tale diner shape. Interesting hot rod decor to distinguish it from the rest. Busy joint, tight seating, and energetic servers who keep attentive. -- Patty Melt: So much to like about this, from the marble rye (though I think pumpernickel) to the full size patty (better than the double smashed you get elsewhere) to the onions to the gooey melted cheese to the extreme juiciness and pleasing flavor. I didn't detect any Russian dressing, but this sandwich wasn't lacking for moistness or flavor oomph. A near-elite rendition and one of the best I've had in a while. Excellent. -- Fries: Included with the patty melt and a plentiful supply. The bad news: they're the dreaded industrial "coated" kind. The good news: they were piping hot and cooked perfectly, crisp outside, fluffy inside. The great news: you can substitute home fries. My server offered a sample of the home fries. -- Home Fries: I found them to be right in my wheelhouse for doneness, crispness, seasoning, onions, and overall texture and flavor. Superb. Between the good looking plates that passed by and my enjoyment of my own food on my first visit, there's sure to be a second. Looking forward to returning with my wife for breakfast and more of those home fries.