Great little place! Was in town for work and saw the Yelp reviews. Def a nice quick diner to stop…read moreat. The owners were very polite and helpful. Nice simple menu with plenty to choose from. I had a simple pizza sub and it was good. Saw several other meals come out and all looked well. Did not hear a single complaint while there. Nice location as well.

My wife & son have had breakfast here and said it was good, so we decided to try lunch. The diner…read morehas a whimsical decor with an inviting feel. Located right down from UPMC Chautauqua, this restaurant offers friendly service with a warm atmosphere. The two gentlemen cooking and waiting tables were very nice. Lunch was okay. My wife enjoyed the macaroni salad and her burger but, the beef pattie and My salmon pattie was noticeably frozen not fresh. Unfortunately my bowl of bacon corn chowder was forgotten so I wasn't able to try it. Im giving a 3 because I am under the impression that breakfast is pretty good.

The Dutch Village Restaurant is a hometown favorite to be sure…read more The food portions are generous. The food itself is good. The decor displays Clyner New York pride. The building contains a Restaurant and a gift shop featuring local items. The bathrooms are through the gift shop. That is wise planning to get you to buy more. The staff is knowledgeable and friendly

This cottage-like diner/restaurant is a staple of Clymer, NY. It is near Peek'n Peak resort and…read moredirectly across the street from Necker's (another staple of the area). The service was extremely welcoming and friendly. The food was great as well. This spot has an extensive menu. The soup was my favorite dish of the day, and the homemade bread is a standout every time. Would also recommend the meatloaf. This is a seat yourself location with several dining spaces consisting of mainly tables and chairs and a few booths. The bathroom has 2 stalls.

My family and I were in town for a wedding and another Diner had turned us away right at 10:30…read more After looking around, we stumbled on Lake Life Kitchen. Kerri was our server and was extremely kind and prompt. After we were sat we had drinks immediately and our order for 3 came within 15 minutes both breakfast and lunch from their menu! We ordered an egg sampler, reuben and chicken sandwich. All of which came out hot and fresh. Kerri recommended the onion rings with my sandwich and they did not disappoint! Would definitely come here again if we are in the area!

One of our all-time favorite breakfast places! This review is long overdue as we come her every…read moresummer. We love the new remodel. The bathrooms are updated and clean. The entire place has an airy modern vibe and has great seating options from single/couples at the counter and larger groups. We enjoy seeing our favorite waitresses who have been there forever. Service is always great, friendly, attentive. Our favorite items are the Benedicts, pancakes, scramble, stuffed French toast and so many things. Your coffee never gets empty. It's always half full here! See you all next summer!

This is a really nostalgic and cute family run place to grab breakfast. You can even dine with…read moretheir resident kitty who made the rounds and bedded down at one of the table chairs nearby for a snooze. A husband, wife, and their son run the place with the husband doing the cooking and the wife and son doing everything else including bussing, serving, dishes, and seating. They were really hustling. Unfortunately, the latte I ordered was not the most flavorful start to our morning, and we couldn't figure out why it was so weak. Their brewed coffee was much better. I had the western omelet and my better half ordered a California bagel egg and bacon sandwich with avocado and cheese. My omelet was overdone, maybe cooked at too high of a temperature, but tasted okay (a second longer and it would have been burnt). The bagel sandwich was good but had a similar issue with the bacon being almost burnt. Maybe that's how they make stuff here? We were starving so we ate every morsel. We loved the ambiance and the history of the place. It's worth a try if you're in Mayville.

Ambiance was excellent! The cottage vibe was fantastic…read more The size of the accommodation was too small so my partner had to sleep on the couch in what amounted to an Abu-Ghraib-style stress position. Note to owner a handle in the shower would be very useful. Loved the amenities though. One of the oddly proportioned rooms appeared to have originally been a utility room appeared to have originally been a Gerry-rigged utility room.

Atmosphere - Great! This is an excellent example of a small town diner! The decor is reminiscent of…read morethe 1960s. The place is fairly small and has a combination of booths and tables. Service - Excellent! Our server was very pleasant and attentive! Food - Excellent! This is where the restaurant truly shines. I ordered the western omelette with hash browns and Texas toast. The omelette was served hot and it was delicious. The hash browns were cooked perfectly. Overall Value - Excellent! The food, service and atmosphere are top notch and the prices were very reasonable.

I love diner food! It is usually consistently good and you know what you're getting. This…read moreplace was a bit old looking, but the booth was comfortable and service was very good. The menu was written on a white board and there was a huge variety of items for breakfast and lunch. They brewed fresh decaf coffee which was really nice, and I settled on the BLT, which was served on Texas Toast. The food came quickly and was very good.

Just dropped in for a to-go sandwich on a quick trip up to Erie, and what a pleasant surprise! My…read morechicken caprese sandwich was fantastic! Juicy chicken breast, goooey mozz with chopped, roasted red peppers and spinach - YUM! The menu says it should be on toasted Asiago, but that's not what this was on. It was on a plain hamburger-style bun, but it was still good. The fries were really flavorful, too - tasted/looked like handcut. Though I didn't eat there, the place was super cute inside. The staff was polite/friendly. We'll definitely be back, if we have to go to Erie again. (Apologies for the pic! It was pouring rain, and I was starving!)

We live in Arizona but when in the area we have to stop at the Dinor. I love the history of this…read moreplace and the food is delicious and hot. Served quickly too.

Seems to be the place where locals get their late breakfast and coffee. Super staff, fast service,…read moreand excellent food. I'll definitely be back.

This is the spot in Dunkirk to eat breakfast, lunch and Friday Fish Fry. Everybody knows your…read morename here. Made from scratch home cooking. Ambiance is hometown diner. Reasonable prices and good food can't be beat.

From the waitresses to the locals, walk in alone and leave with new friends. One of the most…read moreiconic places in Dunkirk. Amazing food, great prices, and the atmosphere is beyond fantastic!!!! Get your butt there!!!!

Lovely hometown feel! Had the egg salad sandwich on rye toast and a vanilla milkshake. Nephew had a…read moresimple burger and fries. Was very tempted by the pies! The food was good for diner food.

Food you get never looks like what the cook is eating. Had probably the worst chicken and biscuits…read moreI've ever had. I could barely swallow it because it had so little gravy It is served very cleverly with the heap of potatoes and biscuit nearly filling the bowl. That allows for the tiniest bit of chicken and gravy to be served over it. After the first couple bites, the rest of your meal is plain potato and dry biscuit. The only redeeming part of the meal was the small serving of coleslaw. I had asked if I could substitute my mash potato and told no ,this is the way it's served. Now I know why. This allows mainly dry starch to be served at a bigger margin. Some of the food there is great but this is the second special I have had that was sub par. The pie , French fries and breakfasts are good. I always feel like an outsider when we eat there. I think a lot of the clientele is local and it's just never a super friendly atmosphere. The prices here are not inexpensive. I don't mind paying more but I would expect the quality to be in line with the price. I think it's best left to the locals unfortunately. We have been coming here for many years but I think that may be ending.

Go for lunch, stay for the PIE. All the food is good quality and quantity. But the real star is the…read morePIE and desserts. Worth the stop after a trip to the REZ.

His food was dog shit. The lasagna was supposed to be…read morehomemade. It was nasty with the cheapest meat one can possibly get - like the meat in the Chef Boyardee lasagna. The chicken fingers- while plentiful -were just disgusting and the liver was cooked terribly. What a terrible experience for $70.