A nice small diner located near UPMC which is open till 2pm for breakfast or lunch which works very…read morewell for a bite after or before an appointment. Service was great and very friendly which you don't get with a fast food place. About 8-10 tables in a nice atmosphere. Had lunch there and the portions and prices were on point and will definitely stop there again when in the area for a bite.

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.

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!

This place is phenomenal! I found it on Yelp really craving some eggs and veggies. I saw this…read morerestaurant was close to the lake so I decided to check it out and I'm so glad I did! The service is phenomenal. The place is super cute and clean, and they also offered several different options for flavored creamers for your coffee. Speaking of coffee, it is delicious and not watered down like some places around here. I got the veggie scramble with a little bit of cheese and hollandaise sauce on top. There are shaved hashbrowns on the bottom and two slice slices of some amazing raisin toast came with it! Parking is super easy and there are a lot of spots to choose from. I'm so glad I found this place and I'll definitely be back next time. I'm in town.

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!)

Found this gem - where else but with the Yelp App!! What a…read moregreat place for breakfast in Erie!! Everything was amazing. We had pancakes which were amazing! Homemade Cinnamon Rolls!!! If they are not sold out - must try! Go early since this place is popular!

Great food, good service and cute home town atmosphere! Great little place with reasonable prices!read more

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!!!!

Actually, Siri recommended Meeder's (in a manner of speaking) while looking for breakfast spot to…read morebreak the monotony of a long drive and wanting to get off the regular circuit of the chain restaurant franchises on the interstate. Taking the exit and driving into Ripley only took in total 10 extra minutes and it was well worth it, both for the fare offered there and for a glimpse into a small American town, which is somewhat outside of my experience, being a big city person. It was the bacon that spurred me to write this review. Perfectly cooked, not too chewy, not brittle and overcooked. Bacon was just part of the Breakfast Supreme, which lived up to its name: very tasty sausage patties, well but not too well scrambled eggs, rye toast and the potatoes! Fried in bacon fat perhaps? Crispy around the edges but still somewhat soft in the center. Perfection. What wasn't perfect, in fact , was far from perfect, was the coffee. But coffee for me must meet a very high standard. Unfair in a diner setting. So, the coffee was what it was. The wait staffers seemed to be part of the stalwart crew there. Bringing dignity to a practice that some dismiss as mere "service" jobs. So, off to Meeders you go when you are looking for breakfast in a non-corporate setting.

Step back 50 years and saunter into this diner close to the PA border that has intentionally…read moreremained in a time warp. Meeder's Restaurant has been a family operation for 50+ years. Its history is written on the menu. And if you're from another country and want to experience authentic American food in an authentic American atmosphere, Meeder's is one place to do so. And I did. Half of the tables were taken up with locals catching up on the latest happenings - or maybe complaining about how New York City is still bleeding them dry, with the support of the morons in Albany. You never know. It appears to be a mom-and-pop operation, with a businesslike Mom handling the money and an excitable Pop waiting the tables. A Norman Rockwell picture come to life. I had the quarter pound burger, with chips and a pickle on the side. The patty was pretty good, done medium well. And not much else. Unlike a chicken sandwich, which does not need extra stuff to make it taste good, burgers do need extras like lettuce, tomatoes, cheese, bacon, roasted garlic, pico de gallo, and others to add to the taste. And this burger simply did not have enough. A little pricey. On the other hand, remember what I wrote about NYC bleeding Upstate and Western NY dry? Smart people are moving out of the state, if they can sell their houses. There is not much money to go around here. Meeder's pricing their food $1 higher than other places is how they stay in business. Meeder's Restaurant. Go for the living history, and take the food for what it is. America, Bless God.

We always pass this diner on five and I've always wanted to try it so one day I was off had nothing…read moreto do so I decided to take a drive down there and boy. I was so glad I did. There is ample parking. The space is very welcoming, and as soon as you walk in, you are greeted with the most gorgeous display of desserts you'll ever seen in your life. No wonder this place was nominated for best dessert menu for the best of 716 they serve breakfast until two as well as lunch and dinner. We stopped by for dinner and they have a wide variety of American food. All is homemade and they have a wide array of Smashburger's homestyle favorites, including Mall high turkey dinner meatloaf dinner, spaghetti, and meatballs, and a wide Veray of salads and soups to choose from I went ahead with the mile high turkey dinner and my husband had the mile high meatloaf. They were so delicious. We could not stop eating them and they were too good to share. Then there was no way we couldn't close out this amazing meal Without trying one of the amazing desserts so we decided to split a chocolate peanut butter cream pie, and we are so glad we did. It reminded us of when we were little frequently visiting diners. Plus the ambience is very calm, warm welcoming and it's like you're stepping right into modern diner meets grandma's kitchen the perfect place to call your second home. We will definitely be visiting this place more often that soon enough we'll become regulars.

No, just no. On a very rainy evening, we tried to get a meal at this place. It was packed, we…read morethought the food would be great. Nope. If possible, the service was even worse. Apparently we upset the waitress by not having everyone at the table when she came by. our friend had run to the restroom while we waited for service. we assumed the waitress was slammed because it was crowded and our friend gave us their order in case she came by while they were gone. She refused to take our order until. the person returned even though we told her we could order. She was clearly irritated and told us we would, "just have to wait" Ok, we waited, our friend returned she walked by multiple times spoke loudly to a table behind us about how busy she was and appreciated that they were all ready and at the table. The customers were clearly familiar to her as they responded by loudly commenting on how rude it was ... this continued with other tables to the degree that she went to the counter acros form our table and simply stared directly at me shaking her head and commenting to other customers about "rude people" When she finally came to take our order (about 20 minutes into our wait) she repeatedly made surprisingly snarky remarks. Actually ti felt like a weird SNL skit. I keep thinking someone was going to jump out and tell us we were bing "Punked". Nope. Then we got the food. It was just bad, tasteless, overcooked, just not good. There were some cooked carrots shaped into small balls on the plate. I didn't eat them. She actually stated to me, "you didn't eat your carrots!!" It was seriously bizarre. I see large crowds there. Maybe it's because of their baked goods. we didn't stay to try dessert.