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    Steinwehr Diner

    4.3 (16 reviews)
    Closed • 6:00 am - 9:00 pm

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    RIchard L.

    My wife and I stopped to have a late breakfast here this morning at about 10:30 AM I had eggs benedict with a diet Pepsi and my wife had a mushroom swiss cheese omelette with coffee. My eggs benedict breakfast was very good. I enjoyed the fact that the Canadian bacon was grilled before it was put into the eggs benedict entrée. Also, the hashbrowns had a delightful tasty crust. My wife enjoyed her mushroom Swiss omelette with toast and hash browns. The service was prompt, the server was cordial and she checked on us quite a few times after the meal was served. The bill for the two breakfast entrées and drinks was $28 which included tax. I left five dollar cash tip. This makes the third diner to open in the Gettysburg area in last year or so and like the others this one is an excellent choice for diner food. Prices are reasonable, the food is delicious, and the service is prompt. I can't recommend it with no reservations.

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    Paul D.

    This was my first visit to this location under its new ownership. I went on an early Sunday afternoon in mid-April. Private parking adjacent to the building was available which is a big asset in this busy little historic borough. There was a family of 4 present, a couple, and a man sitting at a booth across from the checkout area. The daily specials were posted in the small vestibule. I was seated and waited on by Tessa who did a fantastic job. Pepsi products are the cola served there. I sat by a window looking out upon the bustling Steinwehr Avenue. I waited perhaps 12-15 minutes for the beef tips over noodles ($11.99) and creamy clam chowder. Both were tasty and served hot. The serving size was ample such that I needed a to go container. Note that breakfast is served all day with hours being 6AM until 9PM, and there was an amazing selection of dessert pies and cakes visible immediately upon entering the restaurant. Consider this as a place for convenient family dining whilst visiting or residing in Gettysburg.

    I have been there one time in breakfast and it was super busy but they have a friendly stuff and good food I had meina special om it was delicious Thanks for the owners

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    Staff was warm and friendly. The food was excellent. We had the Burgers, chicken sandwich, gyro pita and quesadillas. Nothing disappointed.

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    Wonderful service, friendly and very competent staff . Breakfast items are solid & diverse!!

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    The food was delicious, the place was clean, and the staff were very friendly. I'll definitely come back again

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