Just a quick stop for a quick breakfast of French toast and coffee. Both were excellent, but what…read moreimpressed me most was the attitude of the staff. Extremely friendly and attentive. That alone would make me a regular customer if I lived closer. Quaint little place, a bit warm, which is a part of its charm. Lots of off street parking.

"Polk Salad Annie Gators got your granny"…read more(Elvis Presley) We found Annie's on Main Street in Sturbridge, just look for their big sign in the parking lot. Speaking of parking, there are plenty of spots in the parking lot where the restaurant is located. Annie's is a family-owned breakfast and lunch spot, opening at 7am and closing at 12 or 1 every day. You'll find just about any breakfast or lunch comfort food here, so even the pickiest eater in your party will find plenty of options. Their menu has a few interesting choices, like three different "Egg White Mixers" that combines vegetables or baked ham with scrambled egg whites and toast. We also were impressed with the Family Style Meals for four or six. We stopped for breakfast on Saturday and were seated right away by Paige. She was friendly and attentive throughout our visit. My wife's breakfast order was a 4-egg Cheese Omelet ($9.50) served with Annie's Home Fries and choice of toast. I went for one of those Egg White Mixers ($8.25) and chose the Veggie with onions, peppers, and tomatoes, It was also served with Annie's Home Fries and choice of toast. I couldn't resist when I saw the magic words "Corned Beef Hash" on their menu, so I also asked for a side of their Fresh Homemade Corned Beef Hash ($7.25). My breakfast was fantastic, and that corned beef hash was loaded with lean shredded corned beef. Two Negatives 1) Have you ever been charged extra for hot sauce? Well, sadly Annie's charges $1 for those tiny plastic containers of hot sauce. 2) Coffee is a pretty important breakfast component, right? When I spend $4 for a coffee, I expect the coffee to be very good. Truth be told, Annie's coffee was terrible; it was incredibly weak and flavorless.

Perfect little sit down for a good breakfast, and a good slice of the town history to set you back…read morein time.

The food is great ! Every weekend they have different specials with all different kinds of dishes…read moreit's never the same thing twice the weight staff is very tentative And get you what you need in a speedy fashion I tried the Caribbean chicken and waffles eggs Benedict with the mango salsa it was unbelievably good.

Lots of food choices and everything we ordered tasted good. I had a burger and my friend had a crab…read morecake. Both were very good and wished we had either another serving or to-go boxes so we could enjoy later. Definitely recommend.

amazing and quick food and delightful service, definitely recommend and will be back!:)read more

Great experience here on a Sunday morning. Despite the limited seating, we were at immediately…read more It's super cute and nostalgic in there. The waitress was awesome, super quick and attentive. Our food was at our table less than 15 minutes after ordering. Everything was great, a perfect classic diner breakfast. My omelette and home fries were delicious, but ending with a chocolate chip pancake was my favorite part.

Drunk food ... that's what you get here. There is a lot of variety but nothing is done well. When…read moreyou have been out at the bars in Worcester and need a little something to absorb the alcohol ... and a plate of sausage, meatballs and pasta sounds like a good idea at 1 a.m. ... you come here. Ypu also get to see slme of the hardest working people on the planet navigate a small space while cooking for a packed restaurant. This is one of the few train car diners out there, popular in the 1930's and actuslly made near Worcester, these train car diners are a stalle of central Massachusetts. This isn't the New York or New Jersey style diner, its something uniquely its own New England setting. Its alwsys packed here. You'll be sitting elbow to elbow with boisterous and well lubricated club and bargoers on small yet surprisingly comfortabke stools at the counter ... or may be lucky enough to score one of the incredibly unckmfortable wooden booths, where the staff gets to watch 4 people attempt to navigate elbows and knees to eat their hangover saving food. The food here is not what you'd hope to get at any other restaurant. However, you can't knock it because the dry toast, rubbery omelettes and ketchup-like red sauce are one of the only options this late at night standing between you and a morning full of headache and sluggishness. Nothing you eat here will be good ... but it won't be bad either. Just as athletes and body buikders eat food as fuel, with little actual thought to the taste .. that's your mission here. This is a rite of passage for anyone who has lived in, or near, one of the worst small cities in the USA. Embrace and enjoy the tradition and the wonderfully vintahe interior, virtually unchanged with time since the 1930s ... 1990s ... and today. The only exception to that rule is that they mercifully started to take credit cards recently, making it a lot easier to make the call to walk through those rattling wooden doors at 2 a.m. still thinking about almost scoring at a bar.

Friendly regulars greeted us at the door as we grabbed the first booth and sat. The coffee was…read moreserved immediately, and our orders were taken right away! The interior was dive bar/punk/biker with nearly every inch covered in stickers and art. Our omelettes were PERFECT and super cheesy, the rye toast was so fluffy and crunchy and buttery, the bacon was crisped to perfection. I will absolutely be back to try the famous French toast, because They have an entire menu dedicated to it, which tells me it's to die for. Thank you for a great first visit!

This place rocks. It's a total dive of a diner that feels a little rough around the edges at first…read more But once you sit down you just feel at home. The service is friendly and there is a boss-ass-bitch on the grill doing all the cooking and making some insane food. Kudos to her. She's just hustlin' and pumping out food. They have french toast for days and I can't wait to try more of it. Had the banana bread french toast which was insane. Obviously sweet but not over the top. It was perfect. Definitely will be back.

This nondescript side of the road hole in the wall would be perfect for a visit from Triple D! The…read moreoutside looks deceiving as once you enter you'll feel right at home with the cozy decor and friendly people. The food is homemade and plentiful and the prices are well below the other places in the area. The best part of my visit was listening to the conversation and fun banter between the owners and the locals who also pulled me, a complete stranger, into the mix. Dad's is located just minutes away from the famous Tree House Brewery. I would be hard pressed to not stop here again for breakfast or lunch if I happen to be in the area again.

I went recently. I actually got French toast. It's definitely cash only. They take calls for take…read moreout too. The service is extremely nice and friendly. There is a small town atmosphere there too. It's really nice!

My friends and I found this place while traveling. Amazing experience!!! The BIGGEST omelette I…read morehave ever had! Everything we ate was top tier. Waffle, Shaved Steak Omelette etc. The staff were extremely friendly and gave us a brief history of the place. This old school diner experience is very rare these days. This place checks every box. Highly recommend.

The home fries are mushy, half are burnt to a crisp and some are raw. Not sure what the big deal…read morewas. We were the third couple to complain that day alone. The corn beef was putrid. You must like canned foods if you like their corn beef hash. Eggs are super easy to cook and we're over cooked and dry. Chorizo hash barely had chorizo and tasted like tumeric. We came with high hopes due to reviews, but no we know those people who enjoy this place probably eat Spam out the can. Try their home fries and you'll see for yourself.

Vernon diner has always been my favorite for pancakes. Then I found out during Christmas time…read moretheir cheesecake is delicious and my favorite if I want to over do it. I was craving breakfast, I typically don't want it but today I got the Irish Benedict with corn beef hash and blueberry pancakes. Service was amazing and the food came out fresh, hot, and fast. We were able to eat and leave within 45 minutes to make it to my son's soccer practice. Looking at all the desserts always interest me and I say I'll bring a slice home for later. By the time I finished my meal I no longer want the cheesecake. I need to come here just for the cheesecake and nothing else. Taste better than Cheesecake Factory for sure.

We stopped by Vernon Diner during our road trip and it was exactly what you'd want from a classic…read moreAmerican diner experience. The breakfast was really good, simple, satisfying, and cooked just right. Everything came out hot, portions were generous, and it hit the spot after being on the road. The vibe is very traditional diner, comfortable, welcoming, and no-frills in the best way. It's the kind of place where you can sit down, enjoy a solid meal, and keep it moving. If you're passing through the area, it's definitely a great stop for a dependable, classic breakfast.

Stopped in with my daughter and it was great. We had coffee, chocolate chip pancakes, and a steak…read morebomb Benedict. The waitress stopped by not long after delivering our food with two extra eggs Benedict explaining that the cook had broken one of my yolks and wanted to ensure they both were replaced! Maybe this is usual, but it felt over the top in the customer service to ensure I had a good experience. The diner itself is super cute. We loved the owl theme and old timey diner feeling. Tips are cash only, but you can pay the check by card or take out cash at the in-house ATM.

Four Sisters. Real Diner. Delicious…read more Excellent service. Parking can be a challenge but it's worth it. It's a diner. Clean and halcyon They so nice. I love their American chop suey.

Very very good Wow…read morePlace is awesome Great coffee Cool place Very happy there was no Starbucks nearby and we found this

Nice service and obviously popular (busy!) We did not like…read moreeither of our drinks. The chai especially was not flavorful. The egg burrito was ok - but pricey considering the quality and presentation. Energy on a Sunday morning was lively so not the place to go for a chill, quiet, workspace.