My husband ordered soup and a half of Rueben. I ordered French fries with a side of gravy. The…read morewaitress came back and said they were out of soup so he got a salad. The half sandwich was on that very small square bread with 2 slices of bacon one slice of tomatoe and a little bit of lettuce. Not very much to eat. I got frozen fries for $3.95 and a side of gravy for $2. Everything was fair to poor. Very disappointed

I had a delightful breakfast that was not only delicious but also beautifully presented. The…read moreservice was exceptional, with attentive staff who made me feel welcomed throughout my visit. I eagerly anticipate returning soon to enjoy another wonderful meal!

I've seen this diner as many different names but Dashing Diner is the best that I can remember. The…read more50's-60's vibe is definitely their, the food and service is what keeps this place alive and keeps me coming back. Take a step back and visit this place!

My experience here was terrible, in my opinion. I brought my parents and one of my daughters. I'll…read moreadmit they were more forgiving than I am here. We arrived around noon on a Friday. All tables were full. There is nothing that is worse in service than making people not feel welcome when you walk into an establishment. I don't need much. A hello, an acknowledgement, a welcome, sorry we'll be with you shortly....None of that. We stood awkwardly at the front of the restaurant half inside the doorway behind another family. The other family nor our family were not acknowledge for about 15 minutes. I tried to make eye contact and kind of nod at some of the wait staff and people behind the counter to make sure they understood we would like a table, but they flat-out ignored us. As if we didn't exist and they didn't want us there. It was kind of sad, really. The other family that was waiting eventually left after a while of realizing we may not be seated and we were not welcome. After about those 15 minutes, three tables of people finished at the same time. The waitress came over and said we could sit in a booth wherever. Yes, kind of like that. Sit wherever. It was clear they didn't want us there. We were inconveniencing them. Getting our waters and ordering our food was fairly straightforward, but the same vibes: not friendly nor welcoming. We waited longer at the table than I would've expected for waters and ordering, considering we'd now spent 30 min in the building and had hardly been acknowledged, but she did take our order. It was after 11am, so no breakfast options. Hmm, okay I get it I guess. That's fairly common for a diner. My only option as a vegetarian is a grilled cheese and french fries (pictured, after eating half the sandwich, about 12 french fries were included). It tasted good, but it was tiny. It was a kids'-sized portion. I was unsure of how a grown man was supposed to call this a meal. It was cheap enough, but I would've paid a couple more bucks for a larger portion, maybe a full side of french fries? All else was fine. The mood/vibe never changed. We weren't checked on, until we waved her over for more water and our bill. We paid our bill at the counter. I don't think I have high expectations. I just want them to...be okay with us being there? Provide service? (I always leave a tip, but I'm not sure what I was tipping for...) It's no excuse, but maybe they thought we were out of towners? I've lived here for 15 years, but it was definitely giving "you're not our people" type of vibes.

A great small business that cares for their customers! Every front staff person came by to check on…read moreus, bring us food, irrespective and bring refills etc. Our party ordered burgers, gripped cheese, and a hot dog. The person whobhad the gilles cheese added bacon. They said the bacon was perfectly crisp, not floppy, not burnt. The Hot Dog was a Costco style 1/4lb dog, nuff said. The burgers came out on a soft hamburger bun, topped with a generous portion of lettuce, tomatoes, and onions. The patty was a well seasoned 70/30 patty that hit all the notes. Just right, not overly seasoned with GSP or fillers. Salt pepper Beef that's all. Finally, the star... the hand cut fries! This was a bonus for us as we didn't know thet had them. When the server suggested them, we all said yes! They were that rich brown that fresh fair fries get...ya know?! Summary: If you're in the area and are looking for a place to eat, check out the restaurant masquerading as a house in the center of Buckeye Lake.

We both ordered breakfast and it was decent. I wish that my potatoes were cooked a little more with…read moresome color on them. The eggs and toast were spot on. This is the best diner on Route 79 at Buckeye Lake. Service was quick. Ambiance was perfect for conversation. We will be back.

AKA - The Lincoln Diner…read more Great Service Great food Great prices Friendly What's not to like'

hi my name is kari ruth and i like taco salad large 9.25 and large brownie sunday with everything…read moreon it and i really miss large brownie sunday and large taco salad 9.25

This place is definitely a victims of its own success. Case in point, it's ALWAYS packed and the…read moreproblem is they don't have very many tables. I think having a call reservation system could help, but they probably could also have some outdoor seating when the weather is nice. They're very friendly here, and the food is very good........so it's completely understandable why they're so loved. Just maybe they could use some extra capacity accommodations as I suggested.

This diner has a class diner look and vibe but they do not have waiting list or host. They operate…read moreon an "honor system" where you have to pay attention to who is in line in front of you and if a table opens up. I ordered a grilled chilled cheese to be safe because I suspected the quality of other items would be questionable. Unfortunately, the grilled cheese is made with one single slice of Kraft American Singles. Not even real cheese and it wasn't fully melted. The fries are frozen crinkle cut fries, also somehow cold. The bacon was gross, tastes dry and just low quality, like microwave kind? I tried my son's kid waffle which was surprisingly decent. Hash-browns were okay just unseasoned. Overall would not recommend if you're looking for quality ingredients but if you're looking for a greasy spoon you're in business. The staff was nice, probably the only positive for me.

A very lovely local diner that is busy for a reason! Service is super friendly and they treat their…read moreregulars so well (it was cute to see)! The portions are pretty big and prices are fair. Prepare to wait if you come on a Saturday afternoon. Inside is well lit and decorated and there's plenty of seating for big and small parties! My biscuits and gravy were good. Hash was crispy and yummy! (Ask for salsa!!) The breakfast conewich was pretty big and yummy. Overall, good food and super friendly service. Take friends and family here for a meal!

Had brunch today at this Delany's. It's becoming a go to diner. Great food always served fresh and…read morehot. It has fantastic service! One of my old stand by's has great food and friendly people but so so great service. Delany's tips the scale in the service department if everything else is considered equal. Today we enjoyed a 3-egg Western Omelette with hash browns and rye toast. Also a stack of 3 fluffy pancakes with hash browns. Both meals delicious! There's plenty of great seating at either a booth or a table. Give Delany's a try!

Ordered a hamburger and it was awful. Couldn't eat but one bite. Bottom bun soggy and burger…read moretasteless. I think it is a frozen patty. For the price you would think they could have fresh hamburger. On a better note, service was good and restaurant is decorated nice.

I found this place as it was recommended by many locals. It's a nice diner. The servers are very…read morefriendly. Coffee is complimentary although the prices are a little higher than some places. No big deal. I had the breakfast quesadilla, hash browns and side bacon. The bacon is very thick and good. The quesadilla had eggs, cheese, sausage and a little gravy. Very good! I'll be back for sure.

We stopped at Stav's for brunch on our way out of town. Though the space was a little tight, we…read morethoroughly enjoyed our meal! The service was very hospitable and friendly, with all of the team stopping by to help us at different points during our time. Every dish we had was excellent - from biscuits and gravy to french toast to the hash browns. Even the coffee was notably good! My partner and I both said we would stop in again if and when we return to Columbus!

Stav's Diner We lost…read moreour go-to breakfast place earlier this year, "Th Grill and Skellet." We began looking for a new place on Tuesday at 9 am with a trip to Stav's Dinner. We are in the Eastmoor Area, so this was close. Stav's is a traditional dinner with some two-tops along the wall and the counter. There were two open tables, and we were seated right away. Our server was right there, asking about coffee or drinks and offering a menu. Coffee was served in a good-sized mug. I had a western omelet with hash browns, rye toast, and coffee. My wife had a mushroom omelet. Our food was out very quickly. Our meal was good but not extraordinary. If you are looking for a breakfast or lunch place on the Eastside, give these folks a try.