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Think of the spongebob episode with the giant paint bubble, but this time, all memories of characters, logos, people, etc. from the 60s was shoved inside the bubble so when it exploded, all the walls were covered in everything 60s - this is how I would describe my first impression when I first walked into this diner. It's colorful, it's groovy, it's bright, it's nostalgic. Even the employees are wearing shirts with funky themes and patterns. There are TVs showing shows from back then. The floors are checkered, the ceiling is silver, the chairs are red and the tables are blue. We were seated at a booth, which can more than comfortably sit 4-6 people. The menu is HUGE, think cheesecake factory but for a diner. There's a little bit of everything but the font and everything around it makes it hard to focus on what each item is. I went very simple and chose the Simon and Garfunkel which included two pancakes or French toast, two eggs, two bacon, two sausage, toast, and home fries for $18.99. After about 15 minutes, our food came out. The bacon could have been crispier, with some parts being wobbly. The sausage was thick, juicy, and savory. The potatoes were a little bland and mushy on the outside. The eggs were cooked medium, just how I requested them, and the englush muffin was a little different than your traditional ones since it didn't have the little pockets of air but it was still good. The French toast was moist, but I wish it had more cinnamon - the egg was the dominant flavor. Overall, it was a very satisfying breakfast. There is plenty of parking as it's in a plaza
Stopped by for breakfast before continuing our journey to Connecticut and this place did not disappoint! The outside doesn't feel like a diner but once you enter, you feel like you've been transported back to the 60s. Our server was a doll and was so pleasant. You see many older people dining here so perhaps that's a testament to how the place makes you feel. My favorite thing was their french toast! Absolutely delicious! If you're ever in the area, be sure to stop by!
Stopped in for brekkie and waited aboutb5 minutes for a table for 5. Waitstaff is super friendly anf very attentive. Its a real experience from the music, artwork and the way everyone dresses, a total throwback. Menu is great something for everyone. We were all happy with our selections. Food was hot, served quickly & delish. We'll worth checking out and if not for brekkie then definitely lunch
SUCH great vibes here!! Everything from the decor to the service to the food just screams fun sixties energy and a rejuvenating breakfast feel. I can't say the food was super standout (although their omelette was pretty incredible and the pancakes are nice and fluffy), but it's definitely some great comfort food and their extensive menu is sure to have something for anyone. More than anything though, you gotta try this place just for the atmosphere if anything, the bright dining room and large plates create a morning vibe that's truly unmatched.
Recently tried sixties diner for the first time. Went on a Saturday morning around 930am and the wait was not long at all. The menu is extensive and has your classics like pancakes, French toast and omlettes, lots of Benedict options, lunch options and then they have specials. Their specialty iced coffees were delicious and everything came out hot. The service was friendly and the lighting is bright, there is a lot to occupy your eye with all the wall decor. Would definitely go again!
I'm a sucker for a 50s or 60s theme diner. This is a fun one. They have a lot of great decor centering on 60's tv/movies, music and cars. Including placemats that you can guess "who's who." Got to catch some I Dream of Jeannie on the tv screen. We were there for brunch and opted to sit at the counter rather than wait for a table. We were served quickly. I got the greek omelet with rye and homefries and my husband got a saint patricks day special, bangers and eggs with beans. I tried a bit of everything and the food was all very enjoyable. There seemed to be a lot of regulars at the counter from the chats going on which is always a good sign. Would definitely come back. The only negative for me is how loud the restaurant is -if you're not in the mood for the loud music or have a headache coming on, I'd wait to go another day. Finally - Their Saint patty's day decor was fantastic.
Creative specials on the menu, and massive portions of food for a fair price for that much food (maybe too much for a breakfast place where lots of served meals don't store well because of sauces and toppings). Service was wonderful, ambiance is fun!
Firstly, the ambience is terrific and that's the shtick, but the food is also great and that's the wrap. We sat at the bar as it was busy on Sunday morning. Our server Amanda was a hoot, friendly and funny. The decor is reflective of the old days, the 1960's befitting its name. The pictures and album covers on the walls were spot on. The Red Sox bias was evident. It's fine by me as Yaz was my hero! I thought the other sports teams in Boston were overlooked though. I did a slow walk around the whole floor, even the hallway leading to the bathrooms. Every inch of wall was chock full of nostalgic and iconic images. Thinking as the population ages maybe kids have no recollection or clue so how bout and 80's diner after all it is 2025 and the 60s were 70 years ago WOW I am that old! The placemat was a quiz. Took me a few minutes, but I aced it! Now for the food. I thought my eggs benny was great. The yolks ran and I sopped it up with the English muffins. The home fries were heaping and hot at some places they are not. Coffee good and topped off a few times. My friend got eggs. waffles with steak tips that I experienced, thanks pal and they were great. If I came back at lunch, I would get them as they were great quality meat, juicy, and tasty. Plenty of coffee which I needed. Parking is easy as it is a big lot. This is a great experience and a good meal if your near Rt 1 visiting or living around here.
Have heard about this place from some people on FB so decided to give it a try. And the food was great, service was great and the atmosphere is amazing. Everything is decorated in 60's style and just fun. Only thing missing was the poodle skirts. I got eggs Benedict and so yummy. Husband got the best French toast I have had in long time. Wish it was closer because I would eat there everyday
We always have a great experience here!! We frequent this joint enough to get to know the wait staff! They are all so sweet, friendly and efficient and they all get along really well too! The food - I've never had a bad meal! Portions are perfect, always the perfect temperature the vibe is upbeat & positive with great music. The wait for a table can be a bit much but there's decent turn around at the counter. Highly recommend!!!
This is such a fun place to dine! The theming is literally everything - they really went off with that. Even your placements will feature either a selection of 60's music artists, films, or TV shows for you to test your knowledge. My brother and I had a great time trying to prove we were born in the wrong generation (we were). The coffee was good, the service was good, there was a lively atmosphere, and I loved the food! I had the Laverne and Swirley French toast which was so good. My brother ordered something with a more normal-sounding name because he was too embarrassed to ask for the French Toast with the "silly" name. He obviously does not understand branding. I swear, it was one of the best French toasts I have ever eaten and I eat A LOT of French Toast. The diner is located in a strip mall so there is plenty of parking. Do yourself a favor and take a step back in time and eat here!
Very nice restaurant with amazing 60s style decor and plays old TV shows like The Flinstones and Leave It To Beaver. The service was very nice too. The food was just ok. Everything was kind of bland. The pancake was kind of rubbery. It could've been what we ordered. Maybe lunch is better?
WOW!!!!!!!! I never experienced a place like this ever !!! Very unique and very nostalgic! Filled with memories of the 1960's memorabilia covering every inch or this restaurant! We had us a great spot and great waitress DENISE, who truly made our breakfast a big treat! The food was delicious and spectacular in my opinion! Coffee kept coming around and I did not even have to get a refill ! That's a great thing! I spent more time looking around the posters and more posters and watching the FLINTSTONES on the TV around the restaurant! The food you need to go and see for yourself! You will then return back I guarantee you will be back! THANK YOU DENISE!!! I hope you get to wait on us again! You made our BREAKFAST MEAL, fun with your infectious happy personality! read more
1 month ago
3 months ago
What an experience. Decor is fun and service is prompt and friendly. It isn't just a pretty face though. Food was high quality and quick. I got the steak tip Benedict, hubby the omelette and daughter the Elvis pancakes. Portions are giant and none of us finished our plates. Must go read more
Think of the spongebob episode with the giant paint bubble, but this time, all memories of characters, logos, people, etc. from the 60s was shoved inside the bubble so when it exploded, all the walls were covered in everything 60s - this is how I would describe my first impression when I first walked into this diner. It's colorful, it's groovy, it's bright, it's nostalgic. Even the employees are wearing shirts with funky themes and patterns. There are TVs showing shows from back then. The floors are checkered, the ceiling is silver, the chairs are red and the tables are blue. We were seated at a booth, which can more than comfortably sit 4-6 people. The menu is HUGE, think cheesecake factory but for a diner. There's a little bit of everything but the font and everything around it makes it hard to focus on what each item is. I went very simple and chose the Simon and Garfunkel which included two pancakes or French toast, two eggs, two bacon, two sausage, toast, and home fries for $18.99. After about 15 minutes, our food came out. The bacon could have been crispier, with some parts being wobbly. The sausage was thick, juicy, and savory. The potatoes were a little bland and mushy on the outside. The eggs were cooked medium, just how I requested them, and the englush muffin was a little different than your traditional ones since it didn't have the little pockets of air but it was still good. The French toast was moist, but I wish it had more cinnamon - the egg was the dominant flavor. Overall, it was a very satisfying breakfast. There is plenty of parking as it's in a plaza read more
2 months ago
Stopped by for breakfast before continuing our journey to Connecticut and this place did not disappoint! The outside doesn't feel like a diner but once you enter, you feel like you've been transported back to the 60s. Our server was a doll and was so pleasant. You see many older people dining here so perhaps that's a testament to how the place makes you feel. My favorite thing was their french toast! Absolutely delicious! If you're ever in the area, be sure to stop by! read more
18 days ago
Stopped in for brekkie and waited aboutb5 minutes for a table for 5. Waitstaff is super friendly anf very attentive. Its a real experience from the music, artwork and the way everyone dresses, a total throwback. Menu is great something for everyone. We were all happy with our selections. Food was hot, served quickly & delish. We'll worth checking out and if not for brekkie then definitely lunch read more
10 months ago
SUCH great vibes here!! Everything from the decor to the service to the food just screams fun sixties energy and a rejuvenating breakfast feel. I can't say the food was super standout (although their omelette was pretty incredible and the pancakes are nice and fluffy), but it's definitely some great comfort food and their extensive menu is sure to have something for anyone. More than anything though, you gotta try this place just for the atmosphere if anything, the bright dining room and large plates create a morning vibe that's truly unmatched. read more
6 months ago
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11 months ago
Recently tried sixties diner for the first time. Went on a Saturday morning around 930am and the wait was not long at all. The menu is extensive and has your classics like pancakes, French toast and omlettes, lots of Benedict options, lunch options and then they have specials. Their specialty iced coffees were delicious and everything came out hot. The service was friendly and the lighting is bright, there is a lot to occupy your eye with all the wall decor. Would definitely go again! read more
I'm a sucker for a 50s or 60s theme diner. This is a fun one. They have a lot of great decor centering on 60's tv/movies, music and cars. Including placemats that you can guess "who's who." Got to catch some I Dream of Jeannie on the tv screen. We were there for brunch and opted to sit at the counter rather than wait for a table. We were served quickly. I got the greek omelet with rye and homefries and my husband got a saint patricks day special, bangers and eggs with beans. I tried a bit of everything and the food was all very enjoyable. There seemed to be a lot of regulars at the counter from the chats going on which is always a good sign. Would definitely come back. The only negative for me is how loud the restaurant is -if you're not in the mood for the loud music or have a headache coming on, I'd wait to go another day. Finally - Their Saint patty's day decor was fantastic. read more
Creative specials on the menu, and massive portions of food for a fair price for that much food (maybe too much for a breakfast place where lots of served meals don't store well because of sauces and toppings). Service was wonderful, ambiance is fun! read more
10 months ago
Firstly, the ambience is terrific and that's the shtick, but the food is also great and that's the wrap. We sat at the bar as it was busy on Sunday morning. Our server Amanda was a hoot, friendly and funny. The decor is reflective of the old days, the 1960's befitting its name. The pictures and album covers on the walls were spot on. The Red Sox bias was evident. It's fine by me as Yaz was my hero! I thought the other sports teams in Boston were overlooked though. I did a slow walk around the whole floor, even the hallway leading to the bathrooms. Every inch of wall was chock full of nostalgic and iconic images. Thinking as the population ages maybe kids have no recollection or clue so how bout and 80's diner after all it is 2025 and the 60s were 70 years ago WOW I am that old! The placemat was a quiz. Took me a few minutes, but I aced it! Now for the food. I thought my eggs benny was great. The yolks ran and I sopped it up with the English muffins. The home fries were heaping and hot at some places they are not. Coffee good and topped off a few times. My friend got eggs. waffles with steak tips that I experienced, thanks pal and they were great. If I came back at lunch, I would get them as they were great quality meat, juicy, and tasty. Plenty of coffee which I needed. Parking is easy as it is a big lot. This is a great experience and a good meal if your near Rt 1 visiting or living around here. read more
Have heard about this place from some people on FB so decided to give it a try. And the food was great, service was great and the atmosphere is amazing. Everything is decorated in 60's style and just fun. Only thing missing was the poodle skirts. I got eggs Benedict and so yummy. Husband got the best French toast I have had in long time. Wish it was closer because I would eat there everyday read more
9 months ago
We always have a great experience here!! We frequent this joint enough to get to know the wait staff! They are all so sweet, friendly and efficient and they all get along really well too! The food - I've never had a bad meal! Portions are perfect, always the perfect temperature the vibe is upbeat & positive with great music. The wait for a table can be a bit much but there's decent turn around at the counter. Highly recommend!!! read more
11 months ago
This is such a fun place to dine! The theming is literally everything - they really went off with that. Even your placements will feature either a selection of 60's music artists, films, or TV shows for you to test your knowledge. My brother and I had a great time trying to prove we were born in the wrong generation (we were). The coffee was good, the service was good, there was a lively atmosphere, and I loved the food! I had the Laverne and Swirley French toast which was so good. My brother ordered something with a more normal-sounding name because he was too embarrassed to ask for the French Toast with the "silly" name. He obviously does not understand branding. I swear, it was one of the best French toasts I have ever eaten and I eat A LOT of French Toast. The diner is located in a strip mall so there is plenty of parking. Do yourself a favor and take a step back in time and eat here! read more
Very nice restaurant with amazing 60s style decor and plays old TV shows like The Flinstones and Leave It To Beaver. The service was very nice too. The food was just ok. Everything was kind of bland. The pancake was kind of rubbery. It could've been what we ordered. Maybe lunch is better? read more
1 year ago
2 months ago
2 years ago
My partner and I got the veggie omelet, Flo's Florentine Benedict, and Chuck "Berrys" French toast - TASTE: 4/5 - standard breakfast/brunch fare, but we were actually impressed by the French toast's strong sweet and cinnamon flavor! TEXTURE: 4/5 - thick omelet, crispy home fries, and fluffy French toast PRICE: 4/5 - wish the prices stayed like they were in the sixties lol, but comparable to The Friendly Toast's menu. Total came to $53 SERVING SIZE: 4/5 - the benny was smaller than expected, but still left stuffed SERVICE: 4/5 - walked in at noon on a Saturday and attendant said it'd be a half hour wait. Waiting room lobby was full so we killed time at Harbor Freight Tools next door then in the car, and our buzzer indeed rang at the 30min mark. Food came out in 15min after ordering ATMOSPHERE: 5/5 - such a fun, colorful diner space w the walls completely decked out in 60s memorabilia from music, movies, and TV -- truly enjoyed soaking it in. Note: it's a pretty open floor layout, so the noise can get loud! PARKING: 5/5 - plenty of parking in the plaza's lot read more
9 months ago
This restaurant was not only a fun experience but the food was fantastic. It has all kinds of 1960s posters and decor and TVs showing Gilligan's Island and I Dream of Jeannie. I had the homemade corned beef hash with eggs which was real big pieces of corned beef and potatoes. My husband got the egg sandwich with corned beef hash on it. We shared a chocolate chip pancake. It was delicious. The servers are very nice. read more
Great variety of food options in a bright and fun ambiance. I love the different placemats - all 60s themed of course - which is a great way to pass the time while you wait for your food. Looking forward to coming back and trying other items on the menu! read more
1 year ago
1 year ago
Husband and I tried this dinner one Sunday morning Wait wasn't bad around 20 mins, honestly all worth it Decorations and pictures all was inspired from sixties Food was on spot Fresh eggs and fluffy browned pancakes Happy to have them in our community Friendly staff Liked the bar in the middle read more
Love the vibes and the food! LOCATION: Plenty of parking in a lot and space inside is pretty big inside that consists of large booths and counter seats. MENU: They offer all the classics from eggs benedict, omelette, sandwiches, pancakes and coffee. FOOD: I ordered the corned hash and eggs and was slightly disappointed when how little meat came with it but the taste was great. Also ordered the Elvis ' favorite which was chocolate chip pancakes, banana and peanut butter which was very delicious! SERVICE: Everyone was so nice and even the owner came out to make rounds and say hello to everyone. read more
8 months ago
1 year ago
Excelent breakfast spot. Definitely had 60's vibe. Service was great. Will definitely be back next time we are in Boston. read more
9 months ago
7 months ago
I enjoyed the theme of this diner! So cute and bright inside. Everyone was very friendly and very fast service. The menu is huge and it was very hard to pick from, I really liked the sweet potato waffle and the peanut butter iced coffee. read more
When we walked in the place was jumpin but we were seated at a booth quickly. We also noted a counter where people could seat themselves for even more prompt service. Our server was delightful and even though the menu for certain omelets stated no substitutions, she happily offered me a gluten free English muffin and fresh fruit instead of hash browns. Coffee was hot and fresh and refilled quickly. Great experience and great nostalgic vibe, everything clean and fresh. My kind of music playing. Definitely not cheap, but excellent experience overall. read more
2 years ago
This was my first time going! Such a cute breakfast restaurant!! The Food was amazing and they had so many options to choose from! The place is busy so don't be surprised if it's loud in there BUT the manager and waitresses working were so kind and welcomingwhich made me feel more comfortable :) Peter the owner is sooo sweet! 10/10 would recommend and I am definitely gonna go there again! read more
2 years ago
Great atmosphere and wonderful food. A fun place to eat and priced right. Excellent service too. read more
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