What an awesome and unexpected find - we will definitely be back for more. Surprised and delighted…read moreto find the Portuguese influence on the menu. Tried lots of new things - poutine with all of it - ham egg & Swiss croissant - Elena's eggs and home fries - Portuguese custard and the cinnamon roll - and everything was delicious. Service was great!

I love an authentic greasy spoon diner! These are the places with the long counters and add-on…read moresections that the ADA would never allow to be built today. It was a joy to be sitting in the old place. Got a western omelet with coffee this morning and it was everything I was hoping it would be. I'll give the French toast a whirl on my next visit. It was a busy morning, and the staff were on top of everything. It's a primarily cash joint as well, so keep that in mind. I'll do this again, for sure.

The food their was really good everyone was kind the service was excellent and the overall ambiance…read morewas very nice i love the the fact that people actually care about their customers maybe a little pricey but very good

Today I had my usual, bacon cheeseburger and fries. As expected, the food was cooked to…read moreperfection, delivered with great service, and didn't break the bank. I love it whenever my wife suggests going to Theo's. I know what to expect, consistently good food, and cooked the way I want it. Located in the center of Paxton, it's not very noticeable, but it's worth looking for. Plenty of parking out back, and they are open for breakfast and lunch. Check it out!

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.

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.

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.

We had a wonderful time at Lou Roc's. The place was super busy, but the line moved quickly. One…read morething we didn't realize that it is a cash only establishment. They have an ATM onsite, but was not working (most likely empty) when we were there. But I just drove down the street to a gas station and grabbed some cash. NBD. The food was super incredibly delicious. My wife had the chicken and waffles and I had corned beef (homemade, not canned) and eggs and toast. All was delicious and huge portions. Definitely returning for our next breakfast meal!

Looking for a place to have a real breakfast that wasn't McDs at a service center on our way home…read morefrom the Cap. Wife found this place on Yelp that wasn't too far from I-90, it's a cute looking Diner under new Mgmt? Wife got a Western omelette and I got just a ham & cheese omelette with home fries. Wife wanted cheddar but got American cheese instead, omelettes were good with plenty of fillings but a bit too cheesy for our liking, coffee refills were plentiful.

Lots of food choices and everything we ordered tasted good. I had a burger and my friend had a crab…read morecake. Both were very good and wished we had either another serving or to-go boxes so we could enjoy later. Definitely recommend.

Something about the road trip diners really hits you in the feels. Glad to have experienced this…read morebit of important Americana. Kim is the owner AND the cook? Simply amazing. She was working like a well-oiled machine. I couldn't even keep track of my own order, I dunno how she handled five at a time! I asked the nice lady which sandwich she liked and could recommend, and she suggested the turkey with bacon and swiss melt, so I went with it. It didn't disappoint. Quintessential diner fare, done right. I have to admit though, looking around at other plates. Why the heck didn't I get breakfast? Wakey wakey, I love eggs and bacey. I think you will certainly not regret taking advantage of the all-day breakfast. You may not think it, but there *is* an artform to executing diner brekkie right, and it would appear that Kim delivers. I overheard her talking about the development plans just behind the diner. You guessed it. Ugly cardboard condos! I think the diner will survive the onslaught of development and gentrification, but just in case... you better visit soon, because you don't know what you got 'til it's gone.

First time at Miss Worcester Diner, and now I get the hype. We slid into the last two seats at the…read morecounter (fate, clearly) but upgraded to a booth the second one opened--because these plates need their own zip code. The place was packed, the staff was friendly, and the walls were a nostalgic sticker bomb, giving the whole diner a time-capsule kind of charm. I had the strawberry-banana ricotta stuffed French toast--sweet, creamy, and dangerous. My partner went savory with a Philly steak & cheese omelette plus homemade corned beef hash that honestly deserves its own Yelp page. My only gripe? I like my hot chocolate super chocolatey, and this one leaned more on the watery side for my taste. Come hungry, leave in a food coma. I'll be back.

A hidden, back street "diamond-in-the-rough". Chair City Diner sits on the right side of an old…read moreGardner school, behind a small unassuming sign. It's easy to drive past it. I did. This place is relatively new and completely new to me (opened 3 years ago) and is spotless, clean, clean, clean. Lots of counter and table seating and lots of off street parking. Wait staff were attentive and friendly. Offers standard diner fare. I had the Belgian waffle with strawberries, which would have benefited from macerated berries vs just sliced, but good. Their corned beef hash was home made and excellent. Clean bathrooms as well. I shall return!

The food is excellent here, it's setup in what was once a grade school I believe, service was fast…read more(I'm not sure of the waitress name but she added to the comfortable feel Highly recommended

This is a cute spot. Amazing service…read more Great food will definitely go back for a coffee and the worlda best blueberry muffin.

We had a mixed experience here, as seems to be the trend lately…read more Our group of 9 arrived about 11:15.  Our group was a little bigger than we'd expected and we didn't call ahead.  No one greeted or acknowledged us as they were cleaning two recently vacated tables. There were 3 or 4 people seated at the bar area to the right of the door. We finally inquired about seating, and worked a seating arrangement so we had one table of 5, one table of 4. The server made a big show of showing us the menu and naming the items in the pastry case.  Then she took drink orders.  The lattes took a very long time to arrive.  Eventually, we were able to give our food order. After waiting some time after all our meals were finished, we flagged someone down and asked for our check.  We were told our server was working on it. A few more minutes passed, she eventually emerged from the back and asked if we wanted to cash out.  We immediately said yes. Instead of giving us the check, she began clearing the tables.  When we finally got the bill, it was one summary bill, not itemized.    She eventually offered a view of an itemized receipt on her little handheld device while saying, "The 25% tip is XX."  I was flabbergasted. Things overall could have been easier if she'd done one check for each table.  I have no idea why she combined both tables into one larger check.  Our party didn't help by mixing card and cash payments. Two tables were seated, ordered, ate and vacated as we were getting and finishing our food. This is not acceptable. The food was good, the atmosphere is cute, the parking lot was decently sized and there is some street parking available as well.