Worst meal in Camden and that's saying a lot. As a person who lives in America I might be a little pickier about my American diners than most but this place is truly appalling. From the chocolate milkshake which looked and tasted like foamed chocolate milk rather than thick ice cream to the cold eggs to the fact my teenager's pancakes were 1/2 the size of the ones served to the diners at the next table (and were terrible anyway). It took ages to get ketchup and the fries were cold and stodgy. read more

That was the best veggie burger I have had in a long while. Made with a very decent patty and halloumi that was perfectly cooked. Service was great and the beer menu is well stocked. read more

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As I entered the Diner, It was immaculate! The customer service was great. But lets get to the food. Corn Dogs: I don't know what Corn has got to do with this food....Er yeah considering it just a frankfurter in a thin bready wrapping (can't even describe it). But its alright with tomato ketchup. Potato Skins: With bacon and melted cheese tasted good if the cheese was a bit more mature, it would of toped it off for me. Mac & Chees: Ive had Caribbean, Ive had Waitrose ready made, Ive even made my own but NOTHING prepared me for the taste that was about to enter my mouth. It was moist...creamy and cheesy and soooo good. I had to save that one to last just to savour the taste. This place is cheap and and its going in my £10 London list. So yeah I will bop here again just for Mr MC. read more

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Slowly collecting all The Diners. On this occasion I had a Californian burger (with avocado) with extra bacon (cause bacon) which was superb. Tried the Sweet Potato Poutin to start as I was sharing with a friend, which was nice but not enough cheese. Good service though slow for food to arrive. Wait staff were lovely read more

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It ain't the Ritz but good lord is this a god-send after a hangover. Also for my Americans - it has real honey mustard if you're missing home. Usually I get the breakfast burrito and add extra spice (hooray they have hot sauce!). Get a side of tator tots as well if you need something greasy. They also do full English and American breakfasts (with fluffy pancakes if desired) and lots of regular late night options. YUM. read more

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It was just after noon and my colleague suggested getting some food. He has issues with gluten so it's always fun trying to find something he can eat that won't make him swell up. We also failed to agree on what meal it was, he was adamant it was still appropriate to eat breakfast, whereas I think 12ish is definitely lunch time! I jumped on Yelp! to see where we could order an all day breakfast and a burger and found The Diner! We sat in a booth and ordered some drinks. I made the tragic mistake of thinking a milkshake would be a good choice. After having an amazing Oreo shake at Byron, I ordered one from here expecting the same creamy goodness. It was super thick and possibly the sweetest, most sickly thing I've ever 'drank'. It also had a huge dollop of toffee/caramel sludge in it which kept clogging up my straw! The worst thing about the milkshake though was that it totally ruined my appetite. My burger with pulled pork and bbq sauce was unfinishable. It wasn't a brilliant burger either, the patty was all beef-no seasoning, and the bun was a soggy mess. I also ordered a side order of sweet potato fries, which were good, if a little salty, and would have been great to dunk in my milkshake if it arrived at the same time. (If you don't dunk fries in your shake, you're doing it wrong!) I'd probably go back again, but not in a hurry. read more

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The Diner varies in quality, but the Camden branch is my fave. The shakes are second only to Byron. Yet the Diner makes up for that with the selection far outmatching. Their Pistachio shake for instance is just pure bliss. The food varies, but one thing you can sure of is that the diner will continually renovate it's menu to clear out things that don't work and introduce things that will ignite the food world. The DCB I had recently is one of those things. It stands for Diner Chicken Burger and it's a moist piece of buttermilk fried chicken topped with bacon, blue cheese, coleslaw and pickles. It's a masterpiece. Surely, if they can re-create more burgers touching this epicness they will have me as a customer after many more gigs in Camden Town. read more

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We came here several times for breakfast and enjoyed the food, the environment, the music. They were also very kid friendly (we have a two year old toddler). We would go back again. read more

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The Diner is an OK attempt at the American diner but in a more clean cut, chain restaurant looking way. It doesn't have the charm and style of the typical diner that I really love. The food is nothing to shout about but the prices are quite reasonable. I don't think I would go back here though as I know a great diner close to where I live. I'd rather just find some tasty, filling and cheap food from The Stables Market round the corner than wait for 30 minutes for my food order. At least in the market you get service with a smile! read more

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OK, you get it - it's meant to look American, but we all know the truth... a bit naff and themey. That said, the reason I love this place is that not many people seem to know about the roof terrace. I've probably just ruined that, right? Downstairs is boring for those that have actually eaten in a diner in America, but come last weekend when the sun finally showed itself, a fab place to dig in for the afternoon. We had a sun-trap table in the corner and, yes, the service could be faster but was very pleasant. Dishes range from £6 - £10 ish for budgers, burritos, huevos rancheros, omelettes and pancakes etc. Go for the lumberjack breakfast - not often, mind. Your arteries might kill you in rebellion. Speaking of rebellion, watch the obligatory service charge too. And don't tell anyone American about the price. My ex laughed his socks off when I said I'd been drinking Lone Star at £3.30 by the bottle when his Texas local charges $4.00 a jug!!!! read more

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Tasty American style food, with a twist! Burgers are spot on and fries, well you will be served with a lot but it's good to share. The starts we had chicken wings and that wasn't too bad. My friends and I had sweet potato chips and normal regular fries. Pancake small stack was a lot but was really light and fluffy. Good day/night out with friends, causal scene, with banging old Skool hip-hop jams in the background. I would score this restaurant 7 out of 10. read more

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You've been to Ruby's right? Ok, perhaps not. Denny's? Perkins? Or how about IHOP, Shoney's, Bob Evans, Big Boy, Waffle House, Cracker Barrel, Eat'n Park, Friendly's, Bickford's, Huddle House, Golden Griddle, Steak n Shake, Ram's Horn, or Village Inn. Perhaps? The Diner proved to be exactly like your average **insert name from above here**, except rather than your usual sightings at the end of a pier or along Route 66, it happens to be tucked away on a side street in the birthplace of punk ... or perhaps where punk has gone to die, I'm never quite sure, but I wanna rock. Just sayin. Authenticity-wise, I was quite impressed -- The Diner was smack dab on target and completely true to it's American roots: -All day breakfast? CHECK -Terribly attempted Mexican food topped with absolutely laughable "salsa?" CHECK. -Bland unremarkable choices that you could make in your own kitchen? CHECK. -Slow service with attitude that they pass off as "50s Kitsch?" CHECK -Uhhh-MAZING desserts? CHECK, CHECK, CHECK PLUS. I applaud The Diner's attention to detail, I really do. And while the food could have been better, as soon as I saw that shakes were being served in soda fountain glasses complete with the excess in a silver shaker, all was right with the World. read more

Oh The Diner! I can't hate you, I'm always too grateful for your pancakes and bacon in the morning to hate you, or your crazy cool staff. I love booths, I really do. I like to sit in the with friends and pretend I'm in a movie. I can do that here, act like a twat and it's fine, because I fit in with everyone else, acting like a twat. If you want good greasy food that's a bit pricey but really tasty you can't really go wrong with The Diner. The even do boozy cocktails, if that floats your boat, oh and their Macaroni and Cheese is like sexy time. If you haven't figured this out already I have an unhealthy relationship with cheese. Fondue anyone? read more

Finally an American restaurant that serves (closest) American food The resturant is placed perfectly off the busy high street. I like the idea of not having to look out of the window to witness all the dramas outside. The dim lit, leather booth interiors, swing music, gives it that smokey jazz atmosphere! The staff members are friendly and they look amazing, they remind me off the characters in Grease. Its a 3 course menu including side dishes. I've been there twice and first time round I wasnt impressed with the food I ordered..partly my fault as I was just tight with my budget 0_o I opted for the fish burger, the bread was hard and fish was slightly dry. However it did not stop me from giving them the benefit of the doubt Second time round I decided to get out of my comfort zone and opted for the corn dogs with the chunky chips. Oh man the corn dogs were yummy! and the chips were devine! :p Abit gutted that I had to pay 30p extra for a blob of mayo. For dessert I got me the waffle with ice cream. Good choice! Time out voted them best budget award, however you do get what you paid for (in portions). I wouldnt mind going there again. Its American food (not like the average dixy chicken or southern fried chicken down the high street that claim to serve American food) The Diner is the closest it gets to American Diner food read more

Called here for dinner, and was really pleased. First up this place is an American Diner in Camden. The menu, decor and music all represented the diner experience that have had in the US. I ordered a Burger & sweet potato fries & a diet coke. The food was decent enough and arrived within good time. I would recommend you trying this place out. read more

The Diner in Camden is much like the Diner in Soho and Angel. You know exactly what you're going to get and there are scarcely any surprises. My dining experience recently was no different. They only thing i've noticed about the portion size at The Diner is that it is generally fairly average and leaves you wanting more, however, I decided to sample something new, The Breakfast Burrito. Now, I'm a HUGE fan of the one they do at the Breakfast Club, so they had a strong criteria to meet. You will be pleased to hear it met up to my standards, plus you get a side of beans and smashed avocado. For 8 nuggets you can't go wrong). The real things to sample there as always are the Shakes. At 5 squirrels a go they can seem expensive, but whatever magic they put in them, is totally worth it. There is outdoor seating and if they have the garden open on the top deck make sure you take advantage of the sun and eat up there. The outdoor tables are a little wobbly, so just don't jig about on them too much. Oh and should you leave your card there... don't get home before you realise. Sexy Rob read more

Not quite sure why I return here so often. The food's really not all that great. I guess it's because in some ways its a little slice of home. I think that Laura was spot on with references to terrible Mex with a sad excuse for salsa and dishes you could do better yourself at home (similar to generic american chains). Guess I'm always just expecting something more along the lines of a ma and pa diner. Speaking of which, I need to finish my review of the Original Pantry Cafe in Los Angeles... Now THAT'S the kind of diner food-wise that I wish this Diner could be. Anyways, musics good, I love the decor, and I dig the staffs style (plus they don't make me feel awkward for ordering a bloody mary, and coffee, and juice, AND water with my breakfast). read more

It was a raal treat to have this on the pancake day and staff was also in very cheery and excited mood which added to the experience of joyfulness. read more

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Decor... Nice, very diner'esqe, clean and yes you feel like donning a leather jacket and greasing the living hell out of your hair. The staff look awesome. They are all done up in 60s 70s gear and seem to enjoy their roles. The food is ok if you are hungry. If you are looking for the all American experience you may be disappointed. With the effort put into the surroundings you expect the food to match up but it just doesn't make it. Good but not amazing simple American grub that will certainly fill a hole. read more

The Diablo Burger - Popped in here for a pre gig meal, and it pretty much ticked all the boxes, we only had a hour to get some grub and the service didn't let us down, we waited 5 minutes for a seat then sat down and ordered a couple of beers, good to see them stock the local Camden beer, which is very tasty. So onto the food, i ordered 'The Diablo' burger which is there 'special' burger which consist's of a 8oz patty made with chuck, sirloin, filet and rib served with bacon, american cheese and all the other trimmings you'd expect all mounted on a soft brioche bun with a spicy tangy burger sauce, they asked me how i wanted it cooked which is always a plus, i opted medium/rare as i like a little pinkness to my burger, when it arrived i was like 'WOW' look at this beast! I sunk my teeth into the soft bun then it hit me, the crunch of the pickle/onion, then the cheese and bacon, then the show stopper, the patty, then i gave the groan, i was in heaven, my brother looked at me like I was some kind of nut job that had just escaped broad-moor, but i didn't care, each mouthful was lush, I also had some wet fries and mac 'n' cheese to ride shotgun with my burger, tasty but nothing to write home about. My Brother had the Kansas Dog, which was a beef frank, topped with cheese and pulled pork, that also looked amazing. I will be coming back here soon to sample more meaty goodness, read more

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Hmmm.... The Diner. So close. So much potential. So... average. A well seasoned visitor and once temporary resident of the USA, I feel I know my way around a diner menu. So I was happy to see some of the old classics on their (huge) list of offerings - massive milkshakes, corndogs, chilli fries, all day lumberjack breakfasts. Even Arizona Iced Teas (YUM)! Once you've got over the novelty of being in a replicated American diner in Camden though (or Soho or Islington for that matter), then you come to realise that the food isn't actually that great! Shame really. My cheesesteak (and it wasn't a cheesesteak... arrrggghhh) turned up just the right side of luke warm, and my chilli fries had perhaps, I like to think, been waiting for the perfect customer for, I dunno, a couple of hours? The milkshake was of course delicious, and I'm glad they've got that right. Peanut butter for an extra 50p? Yes please! I'd go again and hope I hit the place at a bad time on this occasion. Oh and who comes to a place like this to snog each others face off for, literally, 30mins? I'm not sure they came up for air once. Strrrrange. read more

Looks like a cool American diner, done properly with red and black booths. No normal tables. Food served in baskets and only traditional American grub on offer. Unfortunately the actual service and food did not live up to the decor... Took over an hour to get our food so I had to leave while others finished up to get my train on time. Staff seemed to look right over us when we wanted sauce or drinks. The actual food was OK. I had a hot dog and half the bread was stale, booo. Meat loaf sandwhich, chilli and bagel were all passable but not enough to salvage this place. read more

''My milkshake brings all the boys to the yard, And their like It's better than yours, Damn right it's better than yours, I can teach you, But I have to charge.'' It's their milkshakes (and JD hardshakes) that keeps me coming back to this Americana burger and fries joint. Chocolate & peanut butter FTW They are a bit pricey but considering they serve you the 'leftovers' you can usually get at least two glasses full :) The service is always good here too; fast and attentive to their customers. The place has a rocking soundtrack that doesn't sound like Grease (even though you feel like you have stepped into a 50s film set) and there are plenty of booths. Plus the upstairs deck is noice - a hidden beer garden in summer. Though I have to agree with the 3-star average rated by the rest of the Yelpers - as The Diner is fairly over priced for the food that you get. A tiny burger and a few french fries. But I guess you are paying for 'the experience' and it's the no-brainer appeal of the place that keeps me coming back (plus those shakes!). read more

I expected to hate The Diner but I actually was quite impressed. The menu felt indeed like an American one (not just what Brits think Americans eat), the service was fantastic with a super sweet and attentive waitress (very American style as well) and the prices were ok. I had the corndog and a side of cheese fries. The corndog turned out to be two (a steal for £5) and the cheese fries were perfect. Not the healthiest meal I've ever had, but that's diner food for you. Beers were fairly expensive (esp for being bottles not draughts), but wine was good and fairly priced. read more

My dining partner and I come here on average once a month for the pancakes. If you come when the place isn't overly crowded, the pancakes are top notch, as is everything else we've tried here (all breakfasty foods, I will admit). When it's very busy, though, the food is a bit hit and miss. The last time we were here, I got toasted corn bread with smashed avocado with chili peppers and two poached eggs on top. And a few bites of his pancakes. It was absolutely delicious, and will likely be my new staple - when I don't have those pancakes. Speaking of the pancakes, it's the plain buttermilk pancakes that are the best. I got blueberry pancakes once and was disappointed to see that it's just the plain pancakes, served with a blueberry sauce instead of maple syrup. When I think blueberry pancakes, I think blueberries in the batter - but maybe that's just me? read more

Dined here for breakfast with a friend of mine right as they opened at either 10-11am. Everything looked good visually. The place was clean and the staff was polite. We ordered an omelet and pancakes to share. It all tasted just like home---what more do you need to know? Suggestion to the Diner---open earlier! Most Americans don't want to eat breakfast at 10am unless it's a weekend. read more

I come here at least once during my trips every summer to London. It's a great place to have a Bloody Mary and a burger. The service is great and they're always super fast with your order. If you're American visiting and homesick, come here! read more

Im always a fan of The Diner. Generally speaking they make solidly good food. The Chilli and Breakfast Waffle are always a win. and the Breakfast burrito. and the milkshakes... but these dare all things i have said before. Being that this one is in Camden, i expected it to be filled with annoying kids, but the clientele were just normal residents like me, and the staff still quirky and friendly. yeah my food wasn't as hot as it should have been, and oh man, the wall i was sitting next to needed a good wipe down (read: food stuck to it), but I'm not complaining that loudly. till next time, my dear. read more

I liked this place. Great American diner option. Went here on a night out before hitting the Electric Ballroom in Camden. Great location - close to tube and the venue. Had a tasty burger, chili cheese fries (!!), and the drinks were great as well. Also, the breakfast menu looked killer. Would happily go back when in the area. read more

In one word: Meh. If Yelp would offer the possibility to have half degrees. then this place would totally deserve a 2.5 stars. This place is simply so and so, mediocre, half good half bad. Did you got the idea!? After a line of ten minutes advertised as a 5 one (but well that's ok, when you are in shoreditch you behave as shoreditch people, in one word... you wait!), we sat at this typical american diner (the fact that I'm speaking as I've ever been to a real diner is just hilarious!), you know the kind of places you find in any New York located movie.. I like the idea, a bar, diner sofas, blackboard with the menu... this sort of stuff! We had burgers, fries and salads. Just mediocre. I mean, nothing bad, but I nothing good, I had the diablo, advertised as signature dish, but in the end it's just a cheeseburger with bacon and jalapeno.. damn this is everything your cook can do? for 9 pounds it's a bit too easy... the salad was a bit too short on everything but salad, yes nice try my darling, but do you really think I'm THAT stupid!?! The only reason for going to this place is probably the milk-shake: a bit expensive but definitely good! With the choice of places in Eastern London where to have a burger, go somewhere else... but if you want a milkshake during afternoon then.... road to the diner!! read more

I love any restaurant that serves a reuben sandwich! For those of you who haven't a clue what the greatest American sandwich is... then go and order a reuben sandwich at The Diner! You won't regret it! I like diners... and I think the UK should have more of them. The fact I came here after a large night out.... I paid massage homage by ordering large! I ate everything on my plate, but my friend who's hangover experience had turned in the wrong direction was unable to eat much. His loss! Nice place, nice menu. I recomend! read more

Disappointing. I had the double dirty burger. The bun was just a random bun from a supermarket, not american style at all. The patty's were very boring, just beef mince with little flavouring. Most american patties have seasoning in from salt and pepper as basic. The patties were also over cooked so they were crunchy on the outside and fairly dry in the middle. It was edible and to be fair they gave me a discount because they could tell it was badly done. But overall, these are burgers i or anyone can make at home, there's nothing special or even american about them. I was also confused because the double burger is two 4oz patties at £7.99 and the single cheeseburger is 1 8oz patty at £9. My maths might be off but the double and the single are the same amount of meat. read more

This is a nice place to hang out. We had alcoholic milkshakes on a rainy day, and boy did they hit the spot! Also, the sweet potato fries were delicious! read more

Ok i live on this road, so its always an easy option when i need that fried breakfast kick, when you get your breakfast its generally good. But the service is always so so so so slow, don't get me wrong the staff are nice but it just takes ages last weekend i waited 40 mins to get the hungry man breakfast, i'm not kidding i timed it. You would think I would learn as i have been there since they opened on the street a few times every month, but hey i'm clearly a sucker for punishment. Many times the music is stupidly loud, why? because the staff are a bit sleepy from the last night and pumping out tunes is a classic way of firing up your staff to get them going, but leave it to set up, not when the place is full, and you have to ask them to turn down the music as you cant talk to the people your eating with. I love loud music but generally in bars and gigs, not over poached eggs! Chilli Chease Frys are killer as well ! Burgers are average, patty is nice but the bun choice is often a touch dry, and i believe a good burger is made with a patty but won with the bun. all that said i'll be back next week no doubt! read more

I love the concept of a all day breakfasts and late night diners. I love booths. I love friendly waitress who sit down with us whilst taking our orders. And to add to mix, a roof top terrace is dandy (although it shuts at 8). So far so good - a US style diner, not overly strewn with Americana and memorabilia. Similarly with the other The Diners in London I am less impressed with the execution. A visit was due, after a few evening drinks at the bar opposite. The boy found himself hungry and myself and Vicky L craved *healthy* milkshakes. The boy's food arrived - a decent-ish looking vegetarian mushroom burger. The fries we ordered with our drinks came - an impressively healthy sized basket of chips. However the raison d'etre of our visit, the milkshakes never materialised. We waited and waited. I kept hearing the blender go whizz. "We're next" I thought excitedly. Each time "thunk" sank my heart time as the waitress kept serving booths behind us. We saw just one lady making milkshakes, so thought perhaps there was a backlog. Slowly the fries diminished in number. We planned to fill ourselves on the shakes, not the chips. Vicky L rightly coined our sentiment as "We wanted chips with our shake, not shake with our chips". She also had a bizarre plan of dunking hot chips in cold milkshakes, which went out of the window. Slowly it dawned on us they had forgotten our milkshakes but it was too late, most of the blooming chips had gone. When I pointed to the waitress they had missed something, she asked us what we wanted to do, Much to my boyfriend's intense embarrassment I suggested we get the drinks on the house. I must have spent far too much time with my Mum's boyfriend who once after some intense food waiting negotiated (to my shame at the time) a whole meal for free. I am actually surprised our waitress didn't automatically offer us the drinks complimentary, but she obliged when asked with no quibbles. However my boyfriend's reaction made me think I had overstepped mark with my cheek, and added extra guilt with my shake. Despite the additional bitterness caused by poor service and embarrassing interactions, it was still thick, yummy chocolate and peanut butter shakey-goodness Minor quibble, it could have done with a wider straw as it kept getting clogged up but I think I've moaned enough in this review. Vicky L also pointed out a filth encrusted lamp on our table, and most the toilets were out of loo roll. A lady in one of the toilets kindly passed me a few sheets of paper, and then said "I really should go get some loo roll - I work here!". I never saw her go back in. I wasn't super impressed with The Diner, but overall it was OK. As a late night dinning spot it does mostly what it intends to, and in the right state of mind I would go again. read more

The Diner in Camden is a new wave version of the traditional American diner. Instead of playing cheesy music from the 1950s they play the Smiths. The waitresses are ultra vivacious and fashionable with indie crew cuts and super hot tattoos and they serve cheeseburgers with finesse. The décor is so cool. The walls are black and red and there are lots of retro pictures and mirrors on the wall. Dining here is such a fun experience. It renovates tradition and makes the past feel so vibrant. Atmosphere isn't the only thing The Diner's good at; the food is delicious. So come in, let your hair down and join the headbanger's cheeseburger ball. read more

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So, there has been a proliferation of these American-style diners and The Diner is the slightly older kid on the block. It looked like a good place for a quick bite in the Camden area, and I am a sucker for that American retro-diner style they have going for them with red booths and flashing neon signs. Their menu is HUGE. They have everything, from hot dogs, burgers and plate of ribs to all day breakfast items like french toast and egg florentines. You could probably think of anything American and find it on their menu. It really leaves you spoilt for choice. Naturally, I go straight to the pancake menu. I get the red velvet pancakes with cream cheese frosting and my friend goes for the classic blueberry ones. The pancakes come in stacks of three which is a good portion size. We also order waffle fries because who doesn't like waffle fries??! I wanted to love the red velvet pancakes, I really did. It looked amazing but the flavor just fell flat. It tasted like dry pancakes with red food colouring which was a shame because the cream cheese frosting was not too bad. On the other hand, the blueberry ones were glorious. They were fluffy, warm and bursting with fresh blueberries that it made the red velvet one pale even more in comparison. The waffle fries were tasty too although we had to keep repeating our request for more sauce. The portion is large and was very filling. The tap waters were also slow to come although our restaurant was less than half-full. A bit of a disappointing service to be honest. All in all, The Diner does a passable attempt at recreating the traditional American diner. The atmosphere is spot on but some of the food misses the mark in a big way. read more

Lesson learned, diners in London are not good. This place was pretty gross. My husband had the Philly steak sandwich and I had the mac and cheese. We split cheese fries. The steak sandwich was gross, the mac and cheese was disgusting. The only decent thing was the cheese fries, and they were honestly average. Never again! The only good thing about this place was the free wi-fi. read more

I like the food here. It plays on the cool American diner vibe. Comfortable booths and pictures of California grace the walls. I've been here now twice for breakfast and once for dinner. I prefer their breakfast menu. So why 3 stars and not higher? The service here- though nice- is very slow. They simply do not hire enough staff to cover how busy this place is. I waited once 45 minutes for my bill. Not cool! Also- if you want to grab someone's attention after you have your food that is going to be a difficult one- as there is simply not enough staff to cover all the tables! The food is true to American style on most dishes. I've went twice for breakfast. I got the blueberry pancakes which were good but it's regular pancakes covered in a very thick blueberry sauce (may want to ask for light on the sauce). The second visit I got the veg. breakfast burrito which was very good and comes with black beans & guacamole. You should also order some hash-browns as the burrito is pretty small and you need something to absorb the spice. I will the veg breakfast burrito again if we go back. My husband gets the lumberjack breakfast and really enjoys it. For dinner I was not blown away by the food. I got the halloumi bun and felt it was covered in sauce. Don't like the combo of pesto & hummus. Pick one! I'd definitely ask for your sauce on the side with that dish. Diner fries with sauce were okay but tasted too much of sugar in the sauce. Wouldn't order those fries again. I'd definitely come back here for breakfast but just make sure you ask for the bill as soon as they put the food down to eliminate the long wait afterwards. read more

This place has all the makings of a great diner but somehow didn't quite live up to the hype! I've been here three times now and every time they didn't have something. The first two times it was biscuits and the third it was ice cream (which was a bit amiss considering they serve milkshakes and desserts!) The food is great but I'd say it's on the expensive side for what it is. It's very touristy but it's good for brunch if you're out with friends. read more