Stopped in here for breakfast and was greeted with friendly service and was seated quickly. I had…read moreegg whites, bacon, toast, and fruit. The diner was dedicated to Rock&Roll. Service was good and food came out quick and hot. Good breakfast.

Cool vibe! def a bit of a throwback. The eggs were cooked perfectly, but the potatoes were…read moreundercooked and the bacon was pretty limp. The kids enjoyed the shakes, which was a plus. Our booth was pretty worn down and patched with duct tape, which wasn't a great look. There's also basically no patio bummer cause the weather is perfect in march Overall it was okay, but we typ go to OverEasy next door. It's about the same price point more of scratch kitchen and they also have mimosas.

Very casual and homey feeling for breakfast. Great service and very tasty foods. Found this place…read moreon the last day of our stay in Arizona. Average age of the clientele is around 60. Workers greeted most of them by name.

Been here a few times but never left a review. A cute small family restaurant with an old timers…read morefeel with comfort food. No photos of food as we're almost finished when I remembered. Service is usually good, but was a little slow today as it was busy and had only one waitress. If you're not looking for fancy, but down home simple food, then you must try it.

BLT had very good crunch and flavor. Wait staff were pleasant and friendly…read more Definitely a keeper.

Fast service, friendly staff and good food from an extensive menu. A trifecta. You may have to wait…read morea bit as it a small place.

Christina's Wild Berry Diner checks all the boxes--attentive servers, generous portions, and a…read moreclean, comfortable, relaxing atmosphere that makes you want to stay awhile. The menu is extensive enough that everyone can find something they'll love, and everything feels fresh and made with care. It's the kind of place that turns a simple meal into a genuinely enjoyable experience.

SENTRY - WATCHING RESTAURANTS…read more Wild berry Diner 4805 E Main Street Mesa, AZ 85205 Companion and I often shop for groceries nearby, and decided to give it a try. I am so glad we did! We arrived for breakfast and the place was packed. Even so, we were seated within a few minutes. Menus were brought for us to peruse. For a starter we both had a large glass of cranberry juice. $3. Emphasis should be on the word large, as in most places you would get a small glass for the same price. Companion ordered the "Fresh Start", which is a big bowl of oatmeal which comes with cranberries, raisins, walnuts, brown sugar, and milk ($6). Companion was unable to finish it all. For myself, I had the Hawaiian omelet which had ham, bacon, pineapple, and mozzarella cheese. While I must admit I have never before had an omelet with these ingredients, it was delicious and big. I could not finish it all. The coffee was bottomless and the service was excellent. Unlike many other places that serve breakfast, we were made to feel truly at home, with friendly people all around. We will be going back again and again, possibly for lunch next time. This is a new favorite place to eat for us. Sanitation was good and food came out quickly. 5 stars.

Today was my second time visiting this location. I got there around noon, restaurant was clean and…read morewas seated right away. My server Ana was amazing. She greeted me with a big smile and brought my drink right away. I ordered the Turkey Club, lightly toasted on white and crispy fries. She asked if I wanted to add avocado and I said yes, best decision ever!! My order came exactly as I ordered it. Ana kept checking up on me and brought my refill in no time. She was very attentive. I really enjoyed my lunch and will definitely be back. On my way out I noticed they have a gift shop with a huge selection of cute stuff. I couldn't help myself so I bought a bear for my granddaughter. I'm definitely coming back!!!

As soon as I walked in, it felt very rustic and bright. I loved the bear themed wood carvings,…read moredecor and all the cute gifts. I was surprised how busy the restaurant was. We had to wait a bit to get seated. I decided to try their biscuit and gravy with bacon and 2 eggs over easy. The bacon was kinda chewy with unrendered fat which was a turnoff. Even bigger disappointment was the biscuits and gravy. The gravy tasted so odd and off putting and the biscuits were huge but very dry and fell apart. Had a bite of hubby's French toast and it was the worst I've ever had. If they weren't so busy I probably would have mentioned something to the server but really wasn't in the mood. Still love the theme of this restaurant but the food was a major letdown today. Service was not the greatest probably due to how busy it was.

I ordered a kitchen skillet, with chili and hot sauce for breakfast, it was perfect for me…read more They got good menu and various things there to try. Service was cool. Abmiance is really good, and I highly recommend this place.

Finally got to try Chase's Diner and I'm happy that I tried. It is such a cute and cozy place, and…read morepeople are friendly. Came here for a late dinner on a weekday, I was happy to see that they had smaller simple menu but kinda with everything- I had a single pancake with an egg and a bacon, it was perfect. I'd definitely come back!

Surprise! Surprise! Thank you to our waiter Joe, and the…read moreowner Frank. We had never been before and we will be back. Delicious eggs Benedict, steak and eggs, yummy sparkling mimosas Way to go OSG Cafe!

Well, I had another good breakfast here at the OSG was kind of hoping for a steak but they had baby…read moresteaks versus the first one I've had there so a guy sit next to me look like he had pancakes eggs and bacon sounded pretty good and then buttermilk pancakes were delicious. Probably the best I've ever had for a long time. Eggs and bacon came out right coffee was good even though there was a little slow filling. It service was good other than that and it's a cool little restaurant with a lot of old stuff in it that brings back a lot of memories. Check it out you'll love it.

Super glad that we stumbled upon 'The Joy Bus Diner'!!! Founded and operated by 'Chopped' champion…read moreChef Jennifer Caraway, this place lives up to her esteemed reputation! Since 2016, this non-profit diner has been directly supporting homebound cancer patients through sponsored meals. The menu is deep, and the food is incredible! And honestly, I feel confident with all of their options. The place was packed and everyone looked satisfied. I ordered the chilaquiles which were a delightful offering of crispy tortilla chips covered in earthy red chili, topped with a velvety poached egg, on a bed of hearty pinto beans that had a hint of cumin, all which was drizzled with a rich crema and crumbled queso fresco. My dad had the Rueben and he said it was in his top-three he's ever had! Even during the Saturday brunch rush we were seated promptly, the kitchen was swift and our waitress was kindly attentive to our needs. We will definitely be adding this fine establishment to our short list, and can see why this is a community staple.

A few years ago, we heard about The Joy Bus Diner and the amazing cause behind it. As my wife is a…read morecancer survivor, the idea of a charitable organization that provides food to cancer patients and their caregivers was of great interest to us. We finally decided to try the diner, and oh my goodness--this is no substandard food kitchen. This is top-notch food at reasonable prices and for a great cause. You can't go wrong! We arrived on a Sunday at their new location, which is super nice, VW bus and all. :) While relatively small, it is many times larger than their old location around the corner. You can sit inside at a table, at the bar, or at one of the few patio tables on a nice day. We sat inside for this first visit, and a friendly server took our order. We chose to order from the breakfast menu, and I ordered The Camper: Crispy double-dipped fried chicken thigh smothered in savory gravy and topped with cheese, three slices of Nueske's peppered bacon, and an over-easy egg, served on a housemade butter biscuit. My wife ordered the CSA Scramble: Farm-fresh veggies from Crooked Sky Farms CSA basket scrambled with three eggs, served with fruit, sliced tomato, and 9-grain toast. Needless to say, we were both impressed. The Camper was absolutely perfect. I would not change a thing. The gravy was just special, and there was so much food, I took some home. My wife's dish was fresh and perfect for what she was looking for. Do consider donating to this worthy cause. We chose to, and you can even donate right on your bill so that it goes right on your credit card if you so choose. But even if you just pay for your meal, you are helping out, which is so great about eating at this place. Do yourself a favor and stop in to see the friendly people at The Joy Bus Diner!

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).

Had a nice dinner there while traveling through town on Easter. Everyone was friendly and the…read morefood was good. Went in thinking it was a Dennys vibe but no. Much better!

Village Inn (4/5)…read more "How did we get here?" -- a quick airport stop that turned into a pie moment. Just 2 minutes from the ALB airport, this spot hits exactly how you need it to hit when you're either coming off a flight or heading into one: easy, classic, no-frills comfort. I went with the corned beef hash + pancakes breakfast, and it delivered that old-school diner energy. The hash was hearty and filling, eggs cooked just right, and the pancakes? Soft, golden, and exactly what you expect--nothing fancy, just solid. But let's be clear... the real reason you come here is the pie. Village Inn doesn't play about their pies, and the banana cream pie is the headline act. Light, creamy, not overly sweet, topped with whipped cream and just enough texture to make every bite feel intentional. For under $20 a pie, it feels like one of those rare "still worth it" moments in today's food scene. Yes--it's a chain. But this location in Albuquerque shows up like it understands the assignment: quick service, consistent quality, and that nostalgic diner comfort that doesn't try too hard. DISCOVERY SCORE: * Food: * Service: * Value: * Must-Try Factor (Banana Cream Pie): Would I come back? For the pie alone? Absolutely. If you're near the airport and need something reliable with a sweet ending... this is it!