We were on our way home from Cedar Point and we usually stop at a Bob Evans in Oregon Ohio but it…read morewas backed up so we yelped a place for breakfast and this Woodville Diner came up only about a mile and a half away. It was totally worth the drive. Our waitress was Lisa and she was about as sweet and helpful as they come. The prices were great and the portions were large. I got 2 eggs, home fries and toast. She asked if I wanted onions with the potatoes and I added it. Very yummy! My friend got the 2 eggs, home fries, meat and toast. We both couldn't finish our meals. Go figure! It was very good.

I've had this breakfast spot on my list for quite some time…read more It's just a tad far from us, but we were downtown the night before so it made sense to try this spot out. They have an amazing early bird special from Monday - Friday 7-11am for $7.99: 3 eggs Meat Home fries Toast What a great deal! Their whole menu is pretty close to that price for other options as well. You can tell there were a lot of regulars that come in as many of the servers know everyone by name and their orders. The food was amazing. The service was fast and the price was fair.

I had eaten here probably over ten years ago and it was not good. My husband and I always joke that…read morethey probably stay in business purely on Schmuckers overflow. Which coincidentally is exactly how we ended up there today. My husband and I both ordered sandwich platers which came with two sides. I had a grilled chicken sandwich with a Ceasar salad. The sandwich was quite large and pretty tasty! Both platters were about $17 each. Vast improvement from our 1st visit. The waitress was friendly and seemed to know a lot of the customers which is always a good sign. The interior of the restaurant is a little grim. Bad florescent lighting and blank walls that could use some work. It did look clean and thats whats important. We will probably come back and give it another try.

Excellent delicious food prepared fresh. Prompt service from wait staff. Every staff member is…read moreinviting and friendly. The owner is very personable and interacts well with employees and the dining public.

There is a Star Diner not far from the house in Sylvania. It is always packed…read more I was visiting someone at St Charles Hospital and I recalled there was a Star Diner very close to the hospital. I arrived at 1:30p and the Diner closes at 2. Not too many people in the restaurant. I was greeted by a friendly staff member (the usual for Star Diner). Service was very good, as my server was very attentive - bonus! I actually ordered breakfast: Star Special - 3 eggs (any style), generous portion of perfectly done home fried potatoes, turkey sausage patties, and of course biscuits with butter and honey. There was actually enough for 2 meals, so I got a takeout box. What a deal! Star Diner is legit for breakfast / lunch! Come hungry as I guarantee you will not leave that way. Well done, Star Diner, we'll done...

So fun to look at what they have each time that I go in. They're delicious food and desserts are…read morealways a joy to purchase. Even more fun to eat when you get home.

3.0 overall but 5 for service…read more The Bedford Diner in Temperance (not to be confused with the Bedford Coney Island in Lambertville) is a diner I hadn't been to in a very long while. Decided to check it out in the hope of having a meal and getting some work done around 3pm. As I was walking in, I noted the posted hours and they were closing at 4pm. Oh well. As I entered the restaurant, the server was sweeping the floor. She showed me to a table. I was the only customer. I tried to ignore a slight musty smell-as if tables had been wiped down with a musty rag, to give you an idea. The server, Crystal, couldn't have been nicer. I ordered an Arnold Palmer and she brought the iced tea in one glass and lemonade in another so I could mix it up to suit my taste. Nice! I ordered a Turkey Reuben with dressing on the side. It came with an order of fries, and Crystal promptly brought ketchup to the table without being asked. I had pulled out a file to review but my food came out in no time. Everything was exactly as ordered. The sandwich was decent and the thousand island dressing tasted homemade. The fries were good. Everything was solid but the food just wasn't amazing. However, it was a good value at a total of $12-something. The cash price was a bit lower than if paying by credit card. While I had hoped to get some work done, I felt distracted because the restaurant was clearly getting ready to close. I was in and out in 30 minutes. Just packed up my laptop and left. Would I return? Maybe. It just wasn't the leisurely meal I had anticipated given my arrival so close to closing and there was nothing that would make me want to rush back. I'd recommend checking it out for great service and their specials (e.g., all you can eat fish for Lent).

The service is great. We got our food very fast. The food was very tasty. The french fries are…read morereally good and the ambience is very nice. I would definitely recommend you stop by here if you are in the area or passing by.

3.5, rounded up for excellent and friendly service…read more The ambiance at American Table is that of a busy snd bustling diner on. a Sunday. Generous portions and friendly service. My nephew had fried perch and loved it. I had the spinach, feta and tomato omelette and it was very good. I recommend this spot for consistently excellent service and reliably decent food when dining in. Very comfortable and casual.

I had a good experience at the American table family restaurant. Service was good, food was good,…read moreand ambiance was nice. We stopped in on a Friday afternoon. The place was pretty busy actually! But our server was quick and responsive. The interior was nice as well - decorated like a traditional diner. The food was pretty good. I got the turkey club wrap. It was a lot of bacon and felt a bit unhealthy. But darn it tasted good :) I also upgraded to the onion rings on the side - which were pretty delicious. The thing to get here are the shakes. They're made with real ice cream and taste really good. Overall, pretty good for a local diner. I'd come back here happily

There's nothing really special about this place. It's your generic "run of the mill" diner. This…read morewould usually only garner a 3 star review out of me but I'm giving it 4 because if you're gonna try this place, you'd better come hungry and i am not kidding. This place isn't expensive at all which is why it's kind of mind-blowing the portions you get. One dish I recommend for breakfast is the country scramblers. Its eggs, corned beef hash, potatoes cheese and either bacon or ham topped with gravy and a side of toast. This dish can fill up 2-3 people. If you order this by yourself, plan on having leftovers.

Great value, plenty of food, our server was wonderful! Stopped for breakfast on our way home, sure…read moremiss living closer to Nick's. The decor hasn't changed for a lot of years, that's why you know it's Nick's and the good food and service continues! Any meal breakfast, lunch or dinner ! Gotta go!

We ate here 2x so far and will be back! I had the onion rings they were great! Had the coney dogs…read moreas well both times!!! 10/10 The service was great! The employees were very friendly!!!

In the mood for some coney dogs after an afternoon at the Toledo Botanical Garden, I decided to…read moregive McCord Coney Island a try. On entering the restaurant, the lone server invited me to sit wherever I wanted, then delivered a menu. Looking things over, I was surprised that most of the menu was dedicated to breakfast offerings or tex-mex, with just a couple of hot dog choices. Regardless, I opted for a coney dog, Chicago dog, and onion rings, with a water to drink. Before tax and tip, my bill came to $12.51, which definitely felt pricy. There were only two other tables in use when I arrived, so the kitchen had my food ready pretty quickly. Unfortunately they forgot about the onion rings, so my waitress had to re-order them. My coney dog was fine, just indistinguishable from any of its brethren I have eaten over the years. The Chicago style also tasted very average, but was at least more visually appealing. Both were over-priced at $3.57 and $4.97 respectively, especially given their sizes. At least the onion rings were hot and plentiful. However when I went to pour myself some ketchup, I discovered the lid had been put on incorrectly, as it shot as much ketchup out the side as it did the nozzle. Had the bottle been rotated 90 degrees when I squeezed it, I would have looked like a GSW victim. PROS: attentive enough service, speedy kitchen CONS: small portions of just average food at a surprisingly high price Overall I found McCord Coney Island as being OK and might or might not return.

We placed Quimby's back in our regular rotation of dining places again after an extended absence…read more Not because they were ever bad, but because they stop selling Yukon jack for a while. But Yukon Jack is back and now Yukon Jim is back. My wife enjoyed sushi grade Ahi Tuna and she reports as the best she's ever had. I had barbecue pork chops and they're absolutely delicious. Our appetizer was a hummus plate and it was delectable. The drink prices were very reasonable. .. our beer was Shock Top "Twisted Pretzel Wheat " @ $3 a pint. That's good! My Yukon Jack and Coke was well priced too. The place was crazy busy but servers and bartenders hustled the best they could. It rocked.

We started with the spinach artichoke dip, which was very mediocre, worse than what it used to be…read morebefore the buyout. I did like the honey Sriracha chicken. My boyfriend is vegetarian and was told the lentil soup was vegetarian but couldn't eat it because it tasted like chicken broth. We won't return. We thought it couldn't get worse but sadly it has. We live close and wish it was good.