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    Prospect Diner

    4.4 (30 reviews)
    Closed 7:00 am - 12:00 pm

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    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Dogs allowed
    Good for kids

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    3 crispy bacon.
    Claudia C.

    This is a quaint little Diner on one of the main roads to York, PA. It's hours are limited to breakfast and lunch...pretty much 7am-12pm, the menu is down to earth good Diner food at reasonable prices. Service was very good from an out-front staff of 1 server and a young lady helper. She was hopping and very efficient, also knew the menu well. The coffee was hot and fresh, many of the locals there have asked the owner to not change it, just keep it coming as is. I had creamed chipped beef over seeded rye toast and a side of bacon. My husband had the ham and cheese omelet, rye toast, and homefries. If we are out this way again, we'll be sure to stop by. They do it right.

    Sausage gravy and biscuits- delicious
    Kelly Y.

    Love this little diner. MaKe sure to check out the specials on the chalkboard behind the counter before grabbing a booth or a stool. Booths are old and the seats were comfortable 20+ years ago but i guess that adds to the classic space and vintage vibe. The menu is creative -- only breakfast here--and the prices are very reasonable! The food is the star of the show, it's actually just delicious. Specials are creative and the rye bread/toast is an absolute must order! Hours are limited, the regulars will be at their habitual stools, the staff is friendly, definitely worth the stop on this busy stretch of road.

    Breakfast
    Amy K.

    I passed by this diner as I was driving somewhere, and decided to pop in. I'm so glad I did! It is a super old-school diner, but clean and nice! The waitress was welcoming, friendly, and attentive. The prices are fantastic. Menu had lots of options. Food was brought out quickly, and tasted good. Basic, but fantastic. I'll definitely be back!

    Southwestern omelet
    Jason M.

    I've driven by this roadside diner for years and resolved to wake early and visit for breakfast today. I wasn't disappointed by the friendly service or the very large and good omelet. We shall return for another great meal.

    Maria D.

    For years I've passed this diner, which has a sign featuring a .99 cent breakfast weekday mornings. I was always intrigued but never stopped. Many times it didn't appear to be open. Other times we were on our way elsewhere. The outside is totally 1950's and it's placement in the fork of a road is a little strange. As is the small V shaped graveled lot that borders a main route. Finally we took a gamble and stopped. Our expectations were low as the steps leading to the diner were crumbling and weeds protruded thru the concrete, however once inside we were transformed to an era long gone. All the 1950's details are intact. The interior is remarkably very clean. Regulars sit at the counter and turn to check out the newbies. There's one lone waitress and she seems to know everyone's name and story. A board of ever changing specials is above the counter, and a menu with their regular breakfast offerings on the tables. I was surprised at the variety of the specials - including a stuffed French toast with a drizzle, and a baked oatmeal complete with raspberries and an icing glaze. The prices were another shocker as they were very low. The menu featured more basic offerings and a few kid and al la carte options, again all very reasonably priced. The .99 weekday breakfast special is only a $1 more on the weekends - imagine that. The food was good and the service was fast. Hubby didn't care for his coffee, but also was impressed with his meal, a larger platter which was enough for 3 people. I'm still in shock over the prices, where a party of two can have breakfast, coffee, and juice for less than $10 with waitress service. Amazing! My dad said this diner has been around since his youth in the 1950's, and although the outside surroundings have seen better days the inside is probably exactly how it looked when it first opened. Some things to know......I believe breakfast is their only meal, and I'm unsure exactly when they close. Parking is a little rough due to the odd shape of the lot and the proximity to a busy street. Someone with disabilities will need a hand making their way inside due to the condition of the steps but don't let that discourage you. This place is a gem.

    Chicken and biscuits! So good!
    Emma V.

    I love finding awesome little places like this, and Prospect is one of my favorites! I'm a lover of biscuits and gravy, and their Chicken and Biscuits is so good! Biscuits topped with chicken tenders and awesome sausage gravy with eggs and home fries? Yes please! And where else can you get breakfast this good at such a great price? If you love a step back in time with good food and good company, stop by Prospect for breakfast. You'll be treated like family and eat like a queen!

    Nice hardy breakfast special
    Ronald W.

    We went on Monday, Memorial Day at about 8:30 AM before our big day at the Salunga / Landisville town wide yard sale and flea market. Pull into parking lot a few cars not the usual packed lot. We go inside and not very busy. One waitress on duty. She greets us and tells us the corner table is ready and open. Get to table no place settings. There's a older gent setting the table right across from us when he's done setting up table just walks away and doesn't pay no mind we are sitting there with no settings. After 5 minutes and getting ready to leave the waitress shows up and takes our order. Food came out pretty fast, hot and correct... Leaving full and hunger satisfied. We settled the bill and To our surprise the bill was cheap! They were honoring their daily special prices on the holiday... Kudo to them for not gouging the wallets on a holiday! I am giving them a 4 star rating because thier food is came fast, it was hot, it was delish, inexpensive and not for the service.

    Benedict with homefries and coffee included
    Elliot L.

    I have passed this small diner countless times without ever stopping in. They advertise $0.99 breakfasts on their windows that is clearly visible when driving by. While this price is true it is only on weekdays. The diner has a very classic, old school vibe. There is one main dining room with red and black colored booths or seats at the counter as your seating options. The decor is stainless steel accented with classic Americana adorning the walls. Menus are already at the table so do not wait for a server to bring one to you. They offer classic breakfast items from omelettes, french toast, pancakes, creamed chipped beef, and eggs benedict. This morning I chose the Benedict for $6.95 which I discovered includes home fries and bottomless coffee! The ambience is loud, a mixture of locals sharing news with each other and the din of clanging dinnerware fill the air. The server I had was friendly and helpful with guiding my breakfast choice.

    Chicken and biscuits platter

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    If you're looking for a quality greasy spoon this is it! Delicious, reasonably priced food in a clean classic diner environment.

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    The Dirty Dog with battered Fries and Dill Spear
    The Dirty Dog with battered Fries and Dill Spear
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    3.3
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    The cool chrome/glass/LED lighting caught our attention as we drove past on an evening. We were…read morestaying in the Lancaster area. We were looking for a place and found it! Classic music for a diner of that era look was being played. The food portions were large and delicious. I had a Cuban hotdog. It was enormous and unique. My wife said the Belgian waffle would've been excellent by itself. Add to it the toppings and it was fantastic. You'll have to go check it out. Our server was new and yet still incredibly helpful, professional, friendly, and honest. We liked it so much we brought our family back the next day after an archery tournament at Spooky Nook. My biggest problem with it was that there is not one where I live four hours away! Whenever in Lancaster we will go back! Oh yeah, and it's open 24/7.

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    Breakfast sandwich toast with egg
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    3.7
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    9.7 mi
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    Family Friendly
    Family Friendly
    Knight & Day Diner
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    Mount Joy

    Mount Joy

    3.6
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    6.0 mi
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    My mom recently moved to Mount Joy and we made this our first nearby foray into what Mount Joy has…read moreto offer. There is ample parking and easy ramp access. The interior is bright and cozy. We found the extensive menu had many options. The only negative is the menu includes the Penna Dutch staple hot bacon dressing which the server imformed us is not ever available. A sharpie on the menu would take care of that issue. The portions were plentiful. I ordered an egg and olive sandwich and expected the olives to be mixed in instead of layered on top, but the taste was essentially the same and the egg salad was tasty. We opted for a slice of strawberry rhubarb pie to go and my mom said it was just ok. I was going to try it but after I saw it I passed as it was not enough to tempt me to try it. The tea was nicely brewed and they offer raspberry tea as well. The fried eggplant was reported to be very tasty with a large side of spaghetti. My sandwich had a bag of chips on the side, which I could have done without. Something about having a bag of chips seems rather convenience store than a restaurant and I guess if they just open the bag and put them on the plate it seems more appropriate. But that's just me. I found the service friendly and attentive. The price point was very inexpensive. They did not have a senior menu but had lots of specials. Overall I think we will happily grab an early dinner here regularly. A great find in a new city!

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    Mount Joy
    Mount Joy

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