i loved my waitress. i think her name was Mo? she was very polite and catered to our needs. we…read moreconnected on the gym!

Nice little meal here. Not really my favorite stop, but I do fear that I screwed this one up and…read moreit wasn't on them. It happens.... It's got the old diner feel to it, for sure.... You get the nostalgia of the place as soon as you walk in. After I ordered, I had buyers remorse as I had not gotten some of the more famous things this place had. I am now still upset as I type this. The Lobster Pie and some of the namesake lobster sandwiches would have probably been much better than what I had. I was a bit burnt out on seafood and it was breakfastish time. I screwed up and ordered something that I knew I didn't like but thought I might be wrong. Nope. I was right, that I was wrong.... I got the country breakfast, with CITY HAM! What a moron!! I hate city ham and have no idea why I ordered it. Hate it! Hate it! Hate it! Mad at myself for being a dumbass. It came with beans on toast and I ordered some kind of local sausages too. C had corned beef hash and eggs, and stole my beans and toast. I had some sausage gravy too to slap on them biscuits. Server was nice. It's hard to remember exactly because I lost my internal cool.... I did good keeping it contained, I don't think C even picked up on it as I am mastering my ability to have internal meltdowns with no external visibility. C did learn something here.... She likes baked beans on toast.... We are now looking for ways to get this elsewhere. We live in Memphis, so it's not that common. So we now ask for toast at BBQ places. Tehehe Sausage gravy was pretty good. Biscuits were fair. Hot Italian Sausages were very good, I liked them much better than city fucking ham. Beans are really nice with a good flavor and a nice kick. The side of potatoes were tasty. City ham sucks and should be banished from the planet earth immediately! I may make it back, if I do, I will get the Lobster Pie probably! Message me if you have and let me know your thoughts. We love you Maine!!! '26 - 20

If you're looking for one of the best breakfast and lunch spots in Biddeford, Maine, you absolutely…read moreneed to check out Palace Diner! This iconic little diner is set up inside a vintage trailer/box car style building right in the heart of downtown Biddeford. Seating is limited to about a dozen people at a time, so be prepared to wait -- but trust me, it's worth it. After my fiancée watched an episode of Somebody Feed Phil featuring the diner, we were on a mission to try their famous chicken sandwich. The sandwich absolutely lived up to the hype! It's huge, packed with flavor, and served with a fresh lettuce wedge salad on the side. The chicken had the perfect crispy exterior while staying juicy and delicious inside. We could only eat half and happily brought the rest home. Luckily, it was a beautiful Maine day and we didn't have to wait long for a seat. The staff were incredibly friendly, welcoming, and added to the fantastic overall vibe of the diner. One thing to know before you go -- the diner is cash only, but there's an ATM conveniently located right outside. If you love hidden gems, amazing comfort food, and unique local dining experiences, Palace Diner is definitely a must-visit spot in southern Maine. Highly recommended and absolutely worth the trip back!

I have eaten breakfast here before-it was mediocre. Service was ok, we were pretty much ignored in…read morethe beginning although there were only 3 other people there. I cannot even remember what I got but I remember thinking it was a waste of $. As for the ambiance-it's a fiber with a counter & stools (no tables), it was uncomfortable & freezing inside. Decided to give them a try for lunch, I have read so much about how amazing their fried chicken sandwich is, so I entered that online and see the sandwich is $22...to get fries with that it is another $8.50...ok, I think it's my birthday & my husband and I can split it all so that's only about $15 a piece. Go to put order in and there is an AUTOMATIC 22% gratuity added that cannot be changed or removed. Let me get this straight-ya'll are charging $30.50 for a chicken sandwich and fries (nothing special-no antibiotic free range chicken, probably saline packed chicken from China ‍) AND you think it's ok to tack on 22% tip for LUNCH TAKE OUT???? Sooooo that's $40.56 for a chicken sandwich and fries, tax + tip. ‍ Yeah, no. I would not eat here if they were the last restaurant on earth. I love supporting local, but how greedy can you be?

Ambiance was really nice! Cute classic diner/ old timey style, quaint vibes…read more Food: Homemade blueberry muffin grilled - not really anything...special... maybe my batch wasn't a good one? They were not anything compared to the Trader Joe's blueberry muffins in terms of softness and moisture...Costco blueberry muffins are a little bit less dry than these. - the grilled bit of the muffin was a bit of a letdown. It is just literally cut in half and put on top of a grill for maybe a few minutes for the char lines and that's it. Nothing else done to it - they made it sound like it had something else so I'm pretty disappointed in that one. - BUT the chocolate pancake was DELICIOUS. It's like Betty Crocker chocolate cake mix on a pan, in the shape of a pancake, and chocolate frosting/fudge/ganache? On top, with white icing to make the squiggle. Would buy over the muffin tbh. - the chili was swimming with cheese, so if you like that it's for you. My bf couldn't eat his because it was a thick glob of melted cheese every time he lifted his fork. BUT I myself adore cheese so I would've been happy with that. Maybe they can ask customers how much cheese they want? That'd solve that problem. Low/Medium/High levels of cheese?

Stop by if you're in the area! We're glad we found it. Quick, delicious food and the wait goes by…read morefast! We loved it!

Shelby K was fantastic. Very personable and attentive. We love going there. Food is always great…read more Deserts are spectacular.

We love the Roundabout. Food is fresh and home made. Service is great and we love the oldies…read moreplaying in the background that adds to the classic diner ambiance. But the best reason to come to the Roundabout is for the bartender Amy. Not only is she the best bartender in the place, but she crafts cocktails that are unique and well balanced. I heard another bartender makes a pickle martini but she can't hold a candle to Amy! Amy also serves and her service is beyond reproach. When you come to visit either sit at the bar during one of her shifts or ask for her section. You won't be disappointed!!

Still amazing value for the money and still some of the most honest breakfast food in Southern…read moreMaine. If you are in the area, need some breakfast, then this is your spot.

We just tried Mike's for dinner and it was amazing. Burgers were perfect. Fries awesome. Mac and…read morecheese just next level. Even the salad was great. Also had some bottle soda that was amazing. The service was perfect and a delight!

I am new to the neighborhood, always looks busy, went for breakfast, and the restaurant is very…read moreclean and pleasant, all the staff are friendly, the portions are great, and the food is very good. Definitely going to become a regular customer.

I got a brisket and eggs (daily special) with hash browns as the side…read more Eggs (7/10): Not much to say here. Standard over easy eggs. Cooked well. Brisket (6.5/10): The brisket was actually decent. It had a nice texture and taste was ok. Hash Browns (3/10): The hash browns were the greasiest I've had. They were indeed crispy, but I felt disgusting afterwards. Also too salty. Toast (6/10): Toast was fine, but also too much butter. Meal was extremely greasy, buttery, and salty. Service was good, though. Prices were also reasonable.

My wife and I finally made it over to Dream Diner for the first time and were glad we did. Even…read morewith it being noon time we opted for breakfast. I had my usual Irish Benedict and it was excellent. The eggs were perfectly poached with runny yolks and the nicely crisped up corned beef hash was very tasty, as was the Hollandaise. The homefries were nicely done but could have used some onions. My wife had the traditional Benedict and absolutely loved the thick slice of their signature fresh ham. Service was excellent. We will surely be going back.

4 of us were seated immediately around 8:45 on a Saturday morning…read more ATMOSPHERE: Warm, fun, comfy diner feel with loads of memorabilia. It was buzzing with people the entire time but as it is roomy inside, I never saw anyone having to wait. SERVICE: Adrienne took wonderful care of us, keeping coffee topped off and making sure we had everything we needed. FOOD: Good, solid diner food, fresh ingredients. One pancake was the size of the entire dish, could have used a few more chocolate chips. The campora omlet good, would be made better with something savory added or maybe more garlic/onion spice. Home fries were tasty, grilled english muffin excellent. The corned beef hash is crunchy, preference is for the beef to be a bit softer. The bill can be paid with credit card, but the tip must be in cash. Plenty of parking. Beware, if going during winter, the entrance walkway is barely shoveled, we had issues getting a walker through as one side was a very thick layer of ice, so a tricky entrance and exit. I'd recommend they put way more ice melt down near the entrance and chip away at that ice to prevent falls. The parking lot was nice and clear.

Every single time we go up to Portsmouth, we make it a point to go to Gilley's. I don't often think…read morethat a place has five star food but this place absolutely counts. The french fries alone are why I love the place. They taste like they chopped a potato right there and tossed it into the frier. I'm sick of places that use the gross coated fries, Gilley's thankfully does not do that! It's a small little diner that's been around forever with only a few parking spots (like three or four) in a busy area of Portsmouth. The hours are a little wacky but it's always worth it. The fried egg and cheese and the grilled cheese are made about as perfectly as one could hope. Very greasy spoon diner type of grub. Reading some of the one star reviews, they seem to come from disgruntled people who have a weird agenda who also don't tip and are proud to mention it in their review... and this is the only place they've reviewed? Ignore them and just know the food is good. Only downside - It is cramped inside the little space. There are only a few (six?) stools inside - which is fine if the place isn't busy. I'd more recommend getting the food to go.

Gilley's was super hyped up but I just didn't get it. It's a cool experience given the history and…read moreold school setup, but I was disappointed. I think it is good after a night out kind of food, if you get what I mean. Simple, quick, and greasy. Now, I will say - I went with a large group of people one night after going on the harbor cruise and there was only one guy working. That man was the order taker, cashier, and cook, and everything else in between; he did a great job as far as handling the orders and getting the food cooked and out the door quickly, so kudos to him. Menu consists of burgers, hot dogs, fries, and some miscellaneous other items - again, very simple. Our group got a mixture of cheeseburgers, hot dogs, and fries - some "cheesy", others regular. I got a cheeseburger and regular fries. It was mediocre. Like I said, probably good after a night out food but for me, I it wasn't great.

While exploring Manchester, New Hampshire, I passed by the Red Arrow Diner and noticed that it was…read morecrowded, so I decided to come back another day. I am glad I did. I ordered the liver and onions with loaded mashed potatoes and a side salad, and everything was very good. The meal was flavorful, satisfying, and well-prepared. I also ordered the peanut butter chocolate cake, and that was delicious as well. The diner itself is small, but it has a nice, classic diner feel. The service was decent, friendly, and welcoming. Overall, I enjoyed my meal and had a good experience. I would recommend Red Arrow Diner to anyone looking for a solid, comforting meal while in Manchester.

I have had better at home. I like Tucker's better. Decent menu but I…read more Very friendly n clean small only seats so many so there is a wait. I don't think it is wheelchair friendly If you go have a nice time Hope this helps you out LorraineP