We really like this diner. Lots to choose from and I've never had anything I didn't like. This time…read moreI had French toast with corned beef hash. My husband had the chicken special. OMG it was all so good. We got chocolate cake, a slice, to take home. Lovely. Last time I had the gyro. I recommend it! Service is fine and the place is clean, including restrooms. They have TVs as well. The diner is near old Hagerstown. Stop by. They are open 24/7!

Food was absolutely delicious!!! I had the Irish Benedict with their homestyle hash fries. Man, it…read morewas the picture perfect show of a Benedict I've ever had! If you love Benedict then better try their endless list of it!! The service was so great and very informative without feeling like we weren't pressured into ordering quickly. The waitress kristyn took her time and gave very detailed run down of the favorites and the most purchased items as well as her favorite. So it was an enjoyable experience even with the old style diner ambience. Sometimes it doesn't work out but this diner has kept its style in decent shape for the area it's in! We will be back! Loved the regulars that kept our son entertained too!

Marylanding in Four Pictures:…read more Pic #1 - Located where the MD144 and the C&O Canal meet, the Potomac River Grill is locally known as the Bridge Restaurant, and owned & operated by Mr. Ben Lewis. Pic #2 - This is their first impression, their best foot forward, and I was sold immediately in the foyer. Pic #3 - My selected ribeye landing at my table, previously located on the middle shelf on the far right of the fridge. Pic #4 - My friend Max, who got hit with a double shift at our shared Super 8 for the evening, who pointed me to his local favorite, the Bridge Restaurant, with his farm fresh steak sirloin and eggs on his table. Thank you, Hancock, for the smashing final impression of Maryland - you rock.

My friend and I have been to PRG many times. We visit as much as 2-3 times a month. Last night she…read morepicked up a couple of our favorite items and brought them to me as I have been in the hospital for 2 weeks. Our prime favorite is crab soup, it is delicious. Yesterday it was like water instead of the normal thick and creamy. It also had no flavor.i was so disappointed. The spinach dip was the opposite thick but very heavy on the mayonnaise, very little spinach or flavor. My friend's Cobb salad was mostly lettuce very small amount of cheese, and other good vegetables. We were questioning whether they had hired a new chef. Also it was suppose to come with chicken but she was charged extra for the chicken. Please tell me this was an aberration, we would hate to give up this establishment.

My experience has always been the same. It's exactly what I'm looking for. The boss and the cooks…read moreknow how to make simple, delicious food for their customers. The eggs always freshly hot from the pan, the toast freshly toasted. The bacon perfect as ordered--crisp, not scorched. The scrapple crunchy-soft, never having sat for long. I haven't had the sausage yet. More to come. These are basics done right, and that's no small thing. I've only occasionally had lunch, but the homemade soups are like your mother's. And although I've never met a milkshake I didn't like, I'm convinced the Queen Streeter brain trust understands the importance of high-quality ice cream. It's evident. The best measure of any essential eatery is its burger and chicken salad sandwich. Both get an A.

Stopped in to the Queen Street Diner for breakfast on a weekday morning. Ordered the Sausage gravy…read moreand biscuits, plus two eggs (over easy), a side of bacon, and water. Food came out fairly quickly. Everything was hot. My only gripe - and this applies to most of the diners I've visited - everyone makes their sausage gravy the same way - bland and under seasoned. I can see the bits of sausage in the gravy - but it does not taste "sausagey." I added a good bit of salt, pepper, and hot sauce - to give it some flavor. The bacon and eggs were cooked properly - and were tasty for what they are. Coffee was average - nothing to wow me. Service was good. Paid with cash. #QueenStreetDiner

Food is awesome. Service was great. Portions were large. Had the Buffalo chicken sandwich it was…read morehuge. Wife had a pork loin sandwich again, HUGE. Also had breakfast there. If you're in the area it's a must try!

Had the best cinnamon rolls here, hands-down. Accompanied by excellent customer service.read more

We stopped in last week (7/21/26) for a quick lunch. I ordered the turkey and bacon club on rye;…read moreit came with French fries; hubby ordered a hot turkey sandwich with beef gravy and French fries. He also added the salad bar for $2.99. My sandwich was jam packed with carved turkey (not lunch meat) and bacon. The fries were very good and I only ate half my sandwich. Hubby gobbled down his entire sandwich. He said the salad bar was good. After multiple visits which we weren't impressed with their breakfast or dinner offerings, this is definitely a good lunch spot.

Great food, family style service, good prices. We came in based on the reviews and were not…read moredisappointed.

The Jammin' Chicken Biscuit lands on the plate looking like a hearty, indulgent breakfast. The…read moreopened-bun shot reveals a generous stack of fried chicken, melted cheddar, a glossy heap of bacon jam, crispy onion rings, and a dollop of smoky chipotle sauce spread across the top biscuit. The star of the dish. The savory-sweet caramelization of the bacon jam balances the heat and creaminess of the chipotle mayonnaise, cutting through the richness of the melted cheddar. Homefries (Side): Diced potatoes with a light searing. They offer a simple, non-greasy starch, though a few extra minutes on the flat top for extra crispiness wouldn't hurt. A solid option for lovers of sweet-and-savory breakfast sandwiches. The bold combination of bacon jam, melted cheese, and chipotle sauce works well together.

Solid diner fare in Hagerstown. Stopped in with my wife for lunch as we were passing through town…read more We both had omelets and both were expertly prepared. The dining room is clean and bright--a nice place to sit and chat over coffee. The service was earnest, but there were a few lapses. I did take a long time to get in our order and for the food to arrive. But it was a weekend, they were busy and we weren't in a hurry, so it was all good. Would stop in again the next time I'm back in town. .

Went for breakfast. The pancakes, omelets and bacon were delicious. The staff were so attentive and…read morenice. It was very affordable but note that they only accept cash. We will definitely go back if in the area.

Pretty solid diner! Service was quick and our waitress was very attentive! Their breakfast sausage…read moreand biscuit with gravy were delicious!