Haven't been there in a while as it wasn't a great atmosphere. Went there last week and it seems to…read morehave a new vibe. New owners a cpl years ago and a younger more energetic staff. Prices are surprisingly reasonable. They need to get those plates and clocks off the walls and bring the look into the 21st century. Still worth it to eat there.

Total disappointment. It was packed and people were waiting so i thought i was going to experance…read moresomething great. We ordered and then 15 minutes went by and other people were getting there food. 5 minutes went buy and I asked the waitress to see about out order and she came bace and said that she forgot to put it in and if we still wanted it and no apologie. We should have said no and left but i wanted to see what all the people were waiting for so i said will have order. The food was nothing to wright home to.

Ate here for lunch. Greeted by a most friendly waitress. Old fashioned diner, cozy and colorful…read moreatmosphere. I ordered a salad with cranberry chicken salad, cup of Portuguese soup and my dining mate ordered the chicken pot pie. Food was basic, homestyle and we thought mediocre in taste. The soup was bland, my salad, basic iceberg with 2 wedges of tomato and 2 rings of onion.The chicken salad okay. The pot pie had little chicken in it and not overly flavorful. However we saw what others had ordered for breakfast and that looked good. Prices on par . When we were ready to leave our waitress brought a container of lollipops to our table and offered we should take one for ourselves. A nice gesture.Maybe would try breakfast if we are in the area again.

I moved to Taunton in 2012 and first place I stopped in was Joe's Diner. It reminded me of days…read moregone bye when I was a kid going to the old diner's with my grandfather.. they welcomed me and made me feel at home. The service and food is very consistent and the owner Christine always makes you feel like part of the family

The food here is great as are waitstaff and cleanliness. I had the chicken croquettes w/supreme…read moresauce, mashed potatoes, grilled roll, cranberry sauce and coleslaw. Took half home. I try coleslaw all the time and this is just the right combo. Not swimming in dressing and not dry. I had a choice of a good variety of sides. Richard had the wimpy burger (huge!) w/crispy fries. Everything here appears to be homemade. A great variety of side dishes, too. Creative specials along w/their regular menu items.They have smaller plate meals, too. Prices reasonable as far as restaurants go these days Saw a lot of breakfast and lunch/dinner food go by and tons of take out orders being picked up. Good amount of parking spaces. Noticed a BBQ building next door, think it is for special parties. It gets crowded here but if you time it right, you will get in. We got here at 11:30. They serve all sorts of drinks, beer, wine along w/the usual diner style ice cream offerings. We will be back.

Big footprint of a diner, more in the New Jersey style than the Worcester dining car style, but…read moreshiny of chrome and red seats, with the typical 1950s memorabilia. Someone must have passed a law mandating diners to have Elvis, Marilyn, and Betty Boop on the walls. Comfortable digs, outdoor dining to boot, and extremely welcoming and friendly staff. -- Blueberry Muffin: My wife and I shared a breakfast "appetizer," grilled with butter by default. Would've been nice to have been asked, but not a problem. Mid-range density, with equal amounts of sweetness and butter in the dough, discernible even under the butter from grilling. Not life changing, but solid and satisfying. -- Omelettes: We each got our own, with mine a western and my wife's a build-your-own with assorted vegetables. Both were huge, with the add-ons tucked neatly inside and the egg surfaces, smooth and heaping. Home fries matched this impressive portion and came in uncrisp outside, very soft and fluffy inside, and seasoned but not oniony. Toast was toast, but many varieties to choose from. Coffee refills came regularly, cheerfully, and without the need to ask. Food overall was good-- definitely better than adequate, though with no life changing surprises. Service was outstanding, nailing the 4 overall.

Food was great ! Service exceptional and friendly.Great value for the money …read more I had the All American ,my husband had the Knotty Pine Special both were fantastic. Our waitress Liz is always so friendly and smiling .

What in the backrooms is this place? My bf & I figured we…read morewould try and new place for breakfast and I wasn't just disappointed but was also a little freaked out. It felt like a restaurant made by AI. The place is called Knotty Pine but it gave office space sparsely decorated for a western themed party. The food was also LACKING in quantity and quality. I don't mind being able to literally count how many homefries are on my plate as long as they are GOOD but these tasted like air. The sweetbread freanch toast I also got was severely lacking in flavor as well. I had to take it home and season it. My sugar free syrup was also better than whatever they are using. It felt like all the food was 3D printed. The service is the only reason I gave two stars. They were very nice. Definitely will not be back. I wish them all the best though.

Very well run establishment. The specials are always something to look forward to. The staff…read moreremembers who you are. A real local townie feel. The hot chocolate is a hidden treat. It's fun for the kids to interact with the cooks in front of you. Very clean. And on holidays like thanksgiving they offer catering in which I did two years ago and was a major hit! For a very fair price to feed 14 people. On St. Patrick's Day they offer a corn beef Benedict which I feel should be a year round thing omg it's so good! I love mimis.

We haven't been downtown to eat in years. Was curious now this property and business changed form…read moreoff broadway diene. I got the chicken and waffle, he got the eggs with bacon and toast dark. Everything was cooked perfectly- the chicken was super moist and tender- it was homemade tenders not frozen. Drinks were good and a surprise to see on the menu. Service was super good- dawn was great and so was her signature drink!! Wish they served lunch on the weekends- it's breakfast only. Lunch is served during the week only.

This is a local hometown bar that I come to quite often. Tonight a Wednesday they had 50% off…read morespecial on cheese, pepperoni or buffalo chicken pizza, which is great especially when you bring the kids. We always sit on the right side, which is where the TVs and the bar section is, but the hostess tonight was exceptionally uncomfortable, and didn't know how to deal with our request telling us there was too many people when we could clearly see tables were open. We sat on the left side, which was fine. There was a birthday party in the front room going on our waitress was super attentive and very friendly and got our entire order correct our food came out hot and fresh. The pizza is always a giant hit here as is the Caesar salad. I didn't have to ask for the drink menu which put our waitress back, but that was fine. The lemon drop was good. The bathrooms were clean and easily accessible and there is plenty of parking in the parking lot. I would recommend coming here for your average of the mill meal. There is plenty of seating the right side has pub seating and a pool table. There is a giant bar in the middle and the left is more family seating as well as a front function room.

Family friendly sports bar, food was decently good and service was fantastic! They serve popcorn as…read moreyou peruse the menu. We got the chili and Jac's burger, which were good. We subbed sweet potato fries in the Fish and Chips, but when kitchen still served it with regular fries they sent out an extra portion of sweet potato fries as well. The haddock was good but slight aftertaste. Our server was nice about making me a cold latte even though it wasn't a normal offering.

Today was our first (and not last) visit to The Hamilton Diner. We go there at 11:00am on a Tuesday…read more(day after Labor Day just to keep the metrics in place) and the parking lot was packed. We did, however, find one about 4/5 of the way into it. Entrance way is at the end of a ramp, which I would interpret as a fairly tight squeeze if I was in a wheelchair. However, there was a fellow in an electric wheelchair making his way down the ramp as we were coming up, and we all made it up (and down) easily enough with just a pause. Hostess desk is immediately in the entrance. Very personable lady said it'd be a 25-minute wait, and that was pretty accurate. I gave her my phone number and received a message to download Yelp! including a "Your place in line" feature. Benches to sit and wait - one outside and three inside. We were 4th in line, and then 2nd, and then 1st. I felt a vibration from the phone but saw no message. So I went to the desk to check, and they were ready anyhow with 4 empty tables. Seated us quickly and our waitress Ashley was there in short time. Paula (wifey) ordered some Egg Sandwich and a small order of French Toast. I ordered Southern Benedict, which was a buttermilk biscuits base, topped with a fried chicken patty, 2 poached eggs, and smothered in a creamy sausage gravy, and it came with an order of home fries. We were both very happy with the flavor and portions. In fact I was rather full and didn't eat the last 3 or 4 bites. I also had an iced coffee, which was nice and strong. The place is very much where neighbors and families meet and greet. Lot's of "Norm!!" moments. Pricing if fairly average -- it was (with a 20% tip) $45 for us two. My only complaint had nothing to do with the restaurant, but with adults who don't know how to tell a kid not to do shrill whistling in a restaurant. No more details on that. Again, not the restaurant's fault. We definitely would like to go there again, especially to order some bacon, as that, in my estimation, is a very important factor for breakfast -- I just didn't have any reason for it this time, what with the chicken and the sausage gravy.

Another great breakfast at Hamilton. But I got carded, & denied! Waitress said I looked too damn…read moregood for 62. (Im 56, with a prescription list only a body builder could carry around. 62 will be here soon enough..maybe I'll be there for it. Hubby had classic Benedict & i had just the typical eggs, meat, homefries & toast. 2 ice coffees & hubs has 2 lg OJs. The breakfast table isn't for the faint of heart anymore. Food was prepared perfected, of course. And I didn't get our usual table outside the bathroom for a change. They are expanding their afternoon.menu also.

I had the fried sea scallop plate and the scallops were delicious. However, the french fries were…read morewarm, not hot and the coleslaw was terribly dry and tasteless. I wish they would sweeten the slaw.

Came with a group and already had dinner so grabbed chicken fingers. It was on the regular menu and…read morenot kids'. As they pride themselves in fine ingredients I didn't expect it to be processed chicken. Glad it sells well but you could still sell a higher-end frozen non-processed chicken. That quality of chicken you sold belongs on a children's menu.

I've lived in the SouthCoast Mass region my whole life and somehow I've never been to Frates until…read morethis spring. Frates Drive-In is an adorable roadside food stand that offers loads of food options for such a small venue. Frates has delicious burgers, sandwiches and seafood options along with a ton of ice cream to finish off with. I had a Philly cheesesteak with a cake batter ice cream to finish and it was the perfect late lunch on a hot spring day. Parking is ample and the venue itself is very retro cute. Prices are a little steep for the area but the food is good enough quality to justify it. Just wish they gave complimentary fries/sides with their sandwiches like most burger joints do. Will definitely come back next time I'm hungry on 138.

My wife and I both ordered the clam cakes and chowder. Although there were plenty of clams in it…read morethere was no flavor of clams. It was tasteless. They don't serve traditional clam cakes. They serve a flat round cake that looks and tastes like a hockey puck. I was surprised at the quality of the meal as we have eaten a variety of other food there for many years and have not been disappointed satisfied. The service is always good there. As for ambience it's a drive in diner. I was surprised. I will continue to eat there but stick to things like fried clams burgers and hotdogs and fries.

Now called Haileys. Burnt home fries. person helping out licked her fingers after dishing out…read moresoup and then again before serving the soup. The young waitress was nice one star for her.

Went there for lunch. I was able to order a hamburger on toasted bread, the way burgers were…read moreinvented. Service was good, food and coffee were hot. You will like this place.