Frittata was amazing. I tell you why. Home fries was made from fresh potato and was not greasy and…read morebrowned to perfection. I was not overwhelmed with toppings like most Diners. Amount was perfect and they used fresh eggs. So hands down best diner frittata I had in over 100 I have tried.

Stopped in for breakfast at Flo's after hearing about the famous 10-cent coffee, which is…read moredefinitely one of the most unique things about the place. Breakfast itself was very basic diner fare -- eggs, toast, and the usual staples. Nothing fancy, but it was inexpensive and filled the plate. The atmosphere gave me strong old truck-stop diner vibes. Some people may appreciate that nostalgic roadside feel, but for me the restaurant felt a bit dirty and very worn down, like it hasn't had much maintenance or updating in quite a long time. One of the people dining with me ordered a lunch special of beef and mashed potatoes, and unfortunately it was extremely greasy and didn't seem freshly made. It was bad enough that they couldn't finish it. Another downside for me was that the diner is cash-only. We rarely carry cash, so we had to use the ATM, which added extra cost to the visit. Overall, Flo's is definitely a very old-school diner experience -- cheap food, tiny coffee prices, and a truck-stop style atmosphere. I'm sure that works perfectly for some people looking for a quick, inexpensive meal, but it just wasn't the right fit for me.

Great food I'm always impressed! I'm not super into the grab your own silverware, jams, jelly's,…read moreand napkins. I'm a believer that it should be ready at a table or given to you by your server. The small town feeling can be very intimidating for someone ethnic like myself. You'll get a couple of looks at most but don't let that stop you from the amazing food.

Bud had oatmeal and I a blueberry muffin. We both had tall…read morepj's and coffee. Our favorite seats are always open! Great service great company and you can't buy that anywhere..

Such a cute hole in the wall! It's got an everyone's a regular, make yourself at home feel. The…read morestaff really made the experience, laughing with us and helping us decide what we want. The food was good. Large but not enormous portions. Juicy burgers, cheesy Philly steaks, crispy fries... A solid diner.

We tried breakfast a few months ago. I ordered biscuits and gravy but the waitress misunderstood my…read moreorder and I got some chicken gravy that was the special for the day. Food was okay, so yesterday we decided to give it another try. When we sat down at our table, there were a few ants on the table. We told the waitress and we moved to the table across. The waitress left (and didn't do anything about the ants). I looked down and saw a dead ant inside the salt shaker, so we ended up leaving.

Nice little hole in the wall cafe/diner…read more Super friendly staff. I sat at the bar and had a western omelette with cheese, hash browns and rye toast. Everything was good, no complaints! Omelette + soda was $15, very fair prices.

I will start as I always do by saying I don't give five stars unless I am really blown away…read more This is my favorite place to eat in all of Syracuse. I live the staff they are so friendly and they do a great job even while it's busy. The decor is very inviting, very comfortable feels like and upscale diner as it should. The food it top notch always. I have sent many people to visit and no one has ever been disappointed. I look forward to when they reopen for dinners this late fall. They have one of the best young Chefs in Syracuse working here. Shout out to Ryan Drake. This man knows how to make any basic food taste amazing. Love all the specials he puts together. If you have not eaten here get up and go now!

We went to the daily diner for the first time and loved it. We've been looking for a new go to…read morebreakfast spot and this is it! I had the classic eggs Benedict and it was perfect. The poached eggs had perfectly runny yolks, the hollandaise was rich and creamy . Our server was excellent and our food didn't take long at all. It's a cozy and bright space with lots of booths and tables. They had lots of fun shakes and pancakes in unique flavors on the menu as well.. perfect for the kids to try when we come back.

Very friendly waitress and excellent food. I had the "Gavel" as recommended by my waitress and it…read morewas fantastic! Hot, fresh, good flavor and the fries were awesome too! Only downside was it took a little bit of time to get my order and the prices are a little high. Come to think of it all prices are high nowadays... definitely recommended!

What an amazing hidden local GEM in Wampsville…read more Spouse Had the Chicken pot pie with a salad both were excellent. Cowboy burger with brisket amazing but what really enhances the burger, what appears to be homecut french fries, inhouse. Yummy. Seafood soup with lots of scallops and shrimp was delicious. Service was very good. Open space with table seating and a nice dessert case. Highly recommended a pit stop.

I'm going 4.5 stars here. For those that have older reviews, try this place again…read more A little hole in the wall place in Canastota Ny. My buddy and I walked in to a rather empty bar with a very nice bartender who greeted us. Started with a Sierra Nevada Hazy IPA which was cold and in a chilled glass. They had 50 cent wings so we ordered up a dozen hot. They came out, looked pretty good but were not hot. Temp wise they were great but not hot so I asked what other sauces they had. They bought out: Hot sauce Gojuchang Pineapple jalapeño vodka hot sauce Mango habanero tequila hot sauce I tried all the sauces but kept going back to a combo of the mango habanero and gojuchang, it was addictive. These were so good that we got another dozen and I ordered a switchback ale to wash it down. The bartender and her mom the owner did everything to thoroughly show us a great time and we appreciated their good company and some great beer and wings. Try this place if you haven't, try it again if you have. If the wings were hotter (spicier), I could see myself going 5 stars, they did a great job

Definitely can't knock on the Three Pines too much, as it does a perfectly adequate job of being…read moreexactly what it is: a small town diner/bar. Calling it a diner may not be fair, but based on the prices and the food, I would say it is closer to diner fare than anything else. This is not to say it is not good. The garlic bread served before dinner was excellent, and was refilled with no problem. I tried the haddock dinner. The fish was meh and served with a side of pre-packaged tartar. Everyone else at my table had some variant of italian: chicken parm, stuffed shells, and ravioli. The chicken parm was basically chicken fingers covered in a red sauce with some mozzarella cheese...not very inspired. The cheese ravioli and stuffed shells looked and tasted very good. Two of my compadres ordered dessert - french silk pie and apple dumpling some thing or another - both looked good. For 4 of us, with 2 beers, a round of sodas, and 4 meals (including salads), and 2 desserts it came to $67 - not bad. If you're looking for a hole in the wall in Canastota (not known for fine dining anyway), the Three Pines will suit you just well.

Service was incredible. Kelly was one is the best waiters I have ever had. WTG Kelly. We will be…read moreback. The

I was craving a little sweet and a little savory this morning and what better place to get that…read morethan Stella's? I got the sausage gravy over home fries for the first time and I have never had anything like it - it was warm and salty and had a nice crunch with the cooked home fries. The pancakes were obviously delicious as well. We got helped right away by an amazing server and our food was out within 15 minutes! There were a lot of people but the noise level was great and everyone seemed to be having a yummy and amazing time.